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S-

M levi 6' Ii' nm.; ,H

7 “"°“g"‘f "i9g',’°V”§?‘° D-*Iii-Yi' in-i } “rum Larmsfr saws. . I CHARLOTTETOWN, CANAIDHA, ATHURSDASI, SEl’}I`Eliil'Bi£'R' 5,- iorg. riser or Am." .

. -~.~ . '_ -os’

"5 £5 gs W4

'if‘ihii’§'<i“i&’.‘il‘i'5’iili%‘v"Id§i°'°

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.ifliilibliii Attract Unusual Attention. Merchants _Make Special Displays.

Prize List fiontlniied.

All things considered, the P. E,

Provincial Exhibition for 1913 lg

I.|thelHill Troupe of’ performing ony. a 'Wi H. and Mr. Hills wonderful tight-

illstinct. success. lip to the 1,,»eB,,,,¢__wirc feats at a height thirty 1 the weather has been all that could irom the ground. Cf more inter be desired. The real side of the cx-'ho\vcver was the aerial exhibition hibition, the ogriciiltiiral, industi-la|"Me%i`srs. A. I.. Stevens null I-la

economical und art and live stock B. Brown. This no doubt was one

exhibits, is on the whole of average the great drawing cards. Unfort.

i‘lic entertainment side with f

aerial exhibitions, vaudeville pc,-_ lifter some dclu_v. Mr. Brown w formnnces, as conducted `liy tho mlm- up with Mr. Laplinn who was

agement of thc Exhibition, and priv- ntely organized side-shows carried on ‘

good. The atfendancedias been ox- cullout. Though there were not many

is estimated that between 0,000 an

turustiles in the course of thc day; and 'such a number is far in ‘excess

first day's i-aces, thc largest attend

leave the aeroplane in mid-air ond if ‘ th

in i>f\Uf»ili-1 011 till! gruiinds, is also Mfvlrillne could not apparently risi

I-0 *lily Kfcut height, and was ta i>.V D. strong wind well out of

on the opening day yesterdoy'g M- city, when the engine becoming tciidnncc reached a record figure. ]t trouhlcsoine, the aviator thou

G bi-st to come to earth at once, a

10,000 persons passed through the ‘iid 90 011 Home loud near to the llln.

uis rsnich. 'Meanwhile the cro waited disnppointedly for his reti

cscend with a poiachute, But

'1i\f‘Y0 WHH lilcuty of conirctnring

of any previous attendance at the Aft“ii‘ 11 iuilir While. during wh

ance being on the' second day' the races. There were fully six tlioiisnuii assembled on the driving

of to what had liappoiicd, the mael

made its rcnppearauce, the nvia having fixed up the trouble. lint

pork to witness the races ,md the wus minus the p:u'achutist.` It

other attractions, and the stand was filled to n greater extent than , ever before,

People have come from all over the

Island and from various parts ofthe Maritime Provinces to attend the

as every moment of their time spent f nu the ldxhihition grounds is filled in with something of interest, amuse- ment or entertainment. The er- hibits, whether of live stock, or of produce of tho ground, or of indus-

of the greatest interest, while the special trades booths have had their

full shore of attention.

The scene on the large grounds,

with large 'numbers of people col- lected in bulk around the judging rings or in small groups here and there, or moving fron; one place ‘j_ to

anotlief, fs one.`of,.coiisid2ra.bl'e inter- est; 'Beauty and fashion ave ‘been predominant-‘-one of the most pleas-, ins' features of the fair. _ Another is the fact that the behaviour of the

huge crowd has been exceilebt.

Except in the case of the live

ntork, and in the arts and economi- cal sections, the show is rather be- low the average. This is no doubt to hc traced to the late harvesting season, and the inet that this has been un oil season for some of the crops. Neither fruit nor vegetables, grain or field roots are up to the standard of last year's exhibit, par- ticularly as regards quantity, but in respect to quality there has been lit- tle falling off from the average, in fact progress in several directions in

this pnrriciilui' is noticeable.

The exhibits of dairy products are

strong as regards quantity and qual- ity both, the quality of the butter und cheese in export packages being

first-class.

In the ladies' fancy work and the

arts mid ccoiioiriicnl sections, the ex- hililts are exceptionally good both in

number ami standard.

The live stock exhibit is easily the

best uf any of the classes. Excellent herds are shown in all the different classes of cattle, except perhaps. Hliorthoras, though in this respect there are several individual ex- hibits. _ Holstelns are reprfi. sented principally by the hcrde Oi line and Clark and J. M- 1-llii`d~ These are two excellent herds, cou- tuining many good l“`0d\1°°\”5- Th” first mentioned got first Prim for an aged hull lu n strong Comllflfi' tion. This bull is a marvel in size ood condition. Mr. Leard gained the first prize and sweclismkci' °_“ B- dairy cow, a hclfer, which mimi' Jlldges d°' clure would take a first place any- where in Canada. AY¥`5i"il`_“‘ ` “N also well represented, likewise Guer- nscys and JerscYB~ S‘”i“° “Y” “ siiiehniu exhibit. while ill” “heel” shown are 0| the high standard which is a feature of the sheep of this Island. Both ln the heavy and light classes, the horses reprci-lout 0- llna exhibit, from the standpoint of numbers as well ns breeding and chihiiuah thaash fl‘°_f“‘Y °‘"“ might have been more numerous. Poultry are ull S0 I-he “"°"“g° “mm dard, while flowers. Wi mmm” Md in pots, and the exhibits of domestic economy, such as bread and cakes, preserves, etc., are also $005 li “°" as many es usual. Reference has been mails to W’ exceptionally large attendance at the nur. 'riiis 'ima meant good ““°i“°°° for ohariqtmawh. 'riie “rem 0' the city are unusually throused. wall., nl, siicnaimouscioa oi every iw- tel ‘fs taxed to the utmost. In fact, hm night theta were many . i>erl°u= missin tsaiia fodirlniw at the \'°K“"" hiistiirin, units was crowd” °° me limit. The automobiles were out yes- terday, ._snd.,many of the visitors, perliieiiiin-ly flriiiers. ¢°°“ W* °i" porcunity of a pleasant ride in them' and many were the expressions 0 gratification lftgi-wards beard-

. i. ~ xvwif ou rears _ ‘_

Bflnfdn tlnr horse races !°¢¢¢"“° (1

scribed several circles around

grounds, rising to a great hcight,an(l then it came gracefully to earth the centre of the driving park, ali thc seine spot from which it had cn,” and the crowd cheered t-he avia-

lair, and they have not come in vain; tor. It was announced that another

and that thc descent in the parnc would then ba made. _ The macl

went up as before, but history

peoted itself; it never came bock,ll ing met with the same late as

trial or art specimens, have been fore. und it in spending the night

somewhere outside the city. Two more nscents are to be made tod The races today promise to be of usual interest, they commence

1.30.

light would be made at five o'cl<'i

_ FEATURES OF EXHIBITS.

». '..i

A;[eetf1re.of the exhibition is

. . _ _ » _ _ _ s `plled by' the specisbbcioths in which various firms sn_d_businesses h made striking displays of their go

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER

the farm:-rs exhibiting at and vi

are gasoline engines for farm use

and economical type. The eng

h.p., respectively; but they may D - ` ~ -i single cylinder or two cylinder posed. The firm carry a full line

~ y .

plnughing, hauling heavy loads

arators .two types are exhibited,

of a capacity ranging from 350

worked, are very economical mu

pe ‘V . . the supply can be Just waist big

very convenient arrangement for worker, while equally satisfactory

The manager for the Maritime Pro inc-es is Mr. J. P. LYNCH-

MOTOR ENGINES.

(lu the grounds, just in the'rcnr

exhibit of motor horlzunal engines

manufactured by the Gray Motor

atishtioh, the engines being

their usefulness on the farm one

engines can be Dr0¢\ll`€d 1" U extent of caDl\°iW l'B“8i“K`f\"°'“

l-lhaw and I-'eardon are the agents thi; province for this excelicut

ri. motor horizontal engines.

‘A o'.\P'r1vm satoos.

Immediately on entering

balloon which serves as an exc

wtliile molanlno dog biscuits erc

the balloon is a tent. where ss

the entertainment prosrem °°“'*°" in ii iiiysiy _aivmais ii°u°u==°°°° “Y

‘of these cattle foods are on exhi

the

HCS

ken'

gilt I

wds

ll'f\.

tor'

the S

out ris-

hu’ line

ave

The International Harvester Com-

pany, of Canada, whose large manu- facturing plant is at Hamilton,

whose head office for the Merit Provinces is at St. John, has a large booth immediately behind main exhibition building which is manrling considerable attention from

sit-

ing the exhibition. On display there

and imc

and

cream separators of most improved

are both thc horizontal and vertical type, and the two being demonstrat- ed with nt the stand are of 3 and 4

roi-med from 1 to 50 li p either

fraction engines, from 12 to 60 h.p., which ma be used in road-making

and

for general purposes. In cream'sep-

Illuebell and the 'Dairymaid-in sizes

lbs.

to 2450 lbs. They are very easily

cs and especially clean skimmers.

s cial feature about them is :dint

1, a

that the crank shaft is easily clean- ed. Local agents are appointed

the Island, and n full line of repairs and spares is carried at all times.

the innin building is nn interesting

the reliable and economical type

(io.

Ltd. Two sizes are shown, and their compact appearance and Bmoiliil running have attracted considerable

. ' kept

working in order to demonstrate their excellent qualities. The inter- est. nf the demonstration is increased by the fact that in order to show

them drives a small pump. 'l`h0\l0

to 6 horse-power. Messrs Stanley,

line

advertisement of the Molnssine m

m prov. lg gf splendid feed for ho a d cattle of ever! d°l°“i’°‘

BEAUTIFYING THE HOMLE.

cet est ii y rry of un-

be one of the principal cares of

there is hardly a better direction

corations. ‘With the manufacture

ent i

to’ the problem of wall decorations

ing there is an excellent display

the

llharlottetown. This firm are

nd i

for Messrs Colin McArthur & Co.

ich ns ine

the exhibit referred to is of sainpl

t ially prepared for next year,

1 I ` de-' Hxunsoiviia Pianos.

by mere ornnmentation, and that

that it hath charms to soothe t

ck, savage breast. Even if this was n

I‘f‘

[LV

be- tion building at the attractive bo

iiY~ there on show have been attracti un- .

ning, all high-class and reliable

'19' and andsoiuely finished in mah

0419 quarter oak, by Thomas and by K

o. players’ organ by Sherlock a

Mennin , sud a players’ piano

which modern science has brought

the

de' class of household equipment, t

sewing machine, the particular ty

the New I-Iome, the latest and he in this class of goods.

“es DR. s. E. lviaR'1‘ni.i..

op- of

the

of note.

in-

A oN 'ri-in onouuos.

the

advantage of the mechanical de-» vices which the huvaiitasc of mod-

ern sci sistance of the ngrlculturist and th

Ui dnirymau. On this account it is

b oth to which reference is mad above. There are on display several classes of mechanical goods of the ‘utmost value to the farmer. In the first place there ls the Sta-Rite‘en-

use, in fact, for any use for which mechanical power is necessary. Sim- plicity, economy and durability are the features of this engine, which is of the largest type. One of its principal advantages is that it starts without cranking. Testimonials to the qualities of this engine can be furnished by many of cur best farm- org, among them Clark of Victoria, Charlie Wyand of Mayfield. Andrew Horton of`Bethel, John McGillivry of Vernon, men who are well known mechanics. These engines are pm- cufshlo la eapacities varying from il Jw 15.horse-power. Besides these en- * ii at this tooth an aispiayee the

HY ll

i i

th” irstzsc thing in cream separators. the

grounds the attention oi the spectre mnlr, cream ,....,,f,,¢,,,_ 8,, improv. tor ls attracted by a N180 °“P""° ad machine, which hardly needs ar-

\°“° |-4-eomfnendntlon. so well known

i-5° lv :mod vsbin for fhoimnney. Mr.

\°" o his P E I agency for 1

nest in dog feed. A little apart from pl. Wood. of Pownal. is the mana

In b

ld No doubt, apart from the gener

B features of the lllxhibition, the

is MEEIING ili- fl-

tent depends its cheerfulaess. And furnished hy the lloi-so races in

Wm h thi b ii; were held on the Exhibition Drivii

,.-t' d ~ _ _ tl, _ _ 0 9 l1lll`li0Bc Ulu e Caffe Park. The stand. was filled beyo naili an in sonic respects liiittclpé ;)fr’nl; di;:i;;¢;: _inwtahse i;ngl;:lt,eh,Atthi-ough out than in the matter of wall de- their heating ¢op,1¢l¢_y_ ln spite of varied attractions of horse ‘moes first ascent which only took pl

The beautifying of the home shou

Well papers of the_ most artistic been extended this year. The racl kinds, both as to design and colors, was of a high order very keen, a

easily solved. In one of the Special ly to be expected from the facts th booths-in the main exhibition build- the entries were numerous and con

the very latest in wall paper decora- the island, indeed ig the Maritim tions, eologravures for freizes, ex- Provinces, hibited hy Messrs Carter At Co., The first race was the two-year-0

h - .

sole representatives on this Island five entries, but one of thcmi, Frede

man, Kern, and Sherlock and Me.

strurgentsy _ b_ceutlfullyl___g,oufetru_

dere various selections on the di

A highly interesting section is the of eight entries, the horse the

booth occupied by Dr. _I-l. E. Martell

the well-known doctor of optics an _ rcfractionist, of Halifax, N. S. His by, a black gelding from Amherst

0 was (lar Ferry’s most dangerous riv~

the building, nnd certainly ailords an al, but the Summersiile horse always instructive inspection. He is testing had him safe. In the third heat th eyes free of charge. and is prepared` judges put Fred Uerueroui the DOW-

h lar jockey, behind Derby, removing

L. A. Simpson, and though the black

_ gelding for most of the way stuck t closely to Car Ferry who took the

pole and led throughout, the change ihad no effect on the result, as in the

‘home stretch the island horse shook

stand is just at the main entrance t

to lit glasses of all kinds, for whic work his long experience is a guar- antee. In the sa-me stand is Mr. R Ii. Martell, who is nn eye speclalis

Just opposite the entrance to th

i THE HORSE RACES

h0“l*¢|101d°l`i HH Oil thief- £0 BOIHS €X~ greatest u.tti‘nctfon of the day w

Oi the fact that the accommodation h

f. lg nd

ng wi* nd The opening session uf the Provinc-

DAY’S RAclN_G'AT I in ixiiisiii ini

rnoviaoai fxaieirioa iii aiu ii.

,__-_

' (Canadian Press)

PROVIDENCE Sept 25.-The hope

Record littendunce-Between Nine and Ten Thousand prcsgnt. lim; _llqniy ghmslgq ai.. .... ....... .;.. ...'s....... N..

o England railway line, planned to

.connect the Grand Trunk Railway with the sea by Providence would speedily be resumed, was dispelled 1 t0~day by a telegram from President Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk. The message regrets to say the Southern New England has not yet in-ade financial arrangements which would warrant resuming its work in Rhode Island.

iiilIHi|iS' iSSl][I|iT|llN

is therefore very interesting, as was on- ml Teachefs' ASBUCUIUOII WHS held

of prfsed most of the fastest horses

at yesterday in Prince of Wales College ,_ Hall. Shortly after 10.30 o’clock a. in ir.. The President of the Association 0 Il. I-l. Campbell, B. A., Chief Super-

intendent of Education took the

ld chair. In his opening remarks he re

e trot and pace, for which there were' ferriiil tu the educational oharllées

of ick Boutellier's bay gelding Budd,

showing nt llnlifiix and l~redcrieton Uptoii Prince, bred frofn Todd Mar.

he on the track, and he showed himsel

the case with music generally, it cer- giving promise of great speed, tainly would bc with the music obf The best racing of the day wa, At the conclusion of the address, tained from one of the high-class witnessed in the 2.23 class trot, the f0\10Wi"i§ C0l“"‘itf0'iS WCW iii’

pianos displayed in the main exhibi- which was a duel between Georg

_ oth_Crcscei1s and The Rexx-ill Girl, with Fi“““0@» Jflmefl Luniifiglllli MW*

Of MBHSFB Miller il3ros. Charlotte- Orwell Belle chipping and Al- M\\““. A- Ciluffili town The variety of instruments fred K. chipping in occasionally. R€B01“f~i0“B5’Bl`l1¢1‘=l1 -WHY. i-i\Wl`@“

ng Benares was withdrawn from this C0 Smiiih. Mi” HBGYS-

considerable attention on both daysiovent. The Rexall Girl took~thc first Qllelii-i0l1 BOX--Mr. MCCu1‘i'»l1Yi A'-' from the crowds of exhibition visit.-,heat after a close race with George 101! 001'?-

Thc \

ors. There are pianos by I-Ieintz-,Cresceus, and in the second heat Public Meetingi- J. D. Swmelii

cts

in .tween these 'two horses, and

bv perhaps a nose. but she had b

, s- _

hay. 'rhen there are also exhibited ken e 1ew~ verde before. and

' a

,._ that have taken place during recent

I of years. The re-enactment of the Hill..

Montreal, the foremost wall-paper Halifax, was \vithdra\vn, leaving Up- i’i““'°l"-U|`Y- fllflilse--l’l'0Vi<iiDZ u YC- vviuniifaeturers in the Dominion, and ton l‘riuce, Belmont, Miller, (Je

es rello and The Ahegweit, ' all

of their high-clziss goods, lieingimorc- island horses, to compete. On the t'5“°h°"’“ BUIUVY Ui tw" '-i0“l\l`H over samples of the wall-paper spec- the strength of his splendid i""' PUD” “li W tW0"tY"fiVH llllpilu

t. tiring allowance for teachers aflzor

forty years' scrvice- an addition to

I instituting a ‘cluinincr School for , teachers. These were the ini-

was favorite, but as it transpired he i"U"“m‘"‘t" Of "“°°`“*~ Y°“"B. the F0- lmd ,wt 4, l.,0k_l,, with U, |i_ suit. of which has been to give a

rc is a way of improving the 'l‘hoi-nc’s br. stallion, 'l`he Abegweit

choerfuiiiess of the home other than wlilcli excellently handled by l’iet0

, brighter outlook fur the teacher. ln

U conclusion he urged the teachers to

is Brown reached the pole first easily give to the cause of education in this

its provision with the means oi ah- ehcii time in two straigiit heats. 'rhir iuoviuce the beet service they ross i-Hiniilg tlluil urt of which it is said was the Abegwcit’s first appearance lilly CUUU1-

ot to he some class as a trottcr, and UOMlVll'l"l‘l'lE Al‘l'U1N'l`l£l).

e pointedz-

n.‘th_f_-re was again 9, great light he- Minnie MacCourt, Jas. Devcreaux_ - li

e Institution and By'-Laws;- Allen

c s

e I-`rcss'- Mr Fraser, J. D. Seaman,

dnlare actually reached the_.wire first., Cole, Vernon Grocllet, Michael Fran-

ro- i-

h . .

at thlsi booth 'organs in mahogany judges put her back to second place Mr. MCCBHDBII-

n on account of her running at the flu- MF- L10Yd Shaw Wad 8” admimmc

I' nd ish. 'I‘he'Rexs.ll Girl won easily th by two succeeding heats, Conroy drivin

9 paper on the School Garden.-The ed- gi ucational advantages of a school

5 .

Heintzmnu. These players’ instru- her to the front and making no mis- garden. in 9150*-11°” and 0'1"’ ~i_“ ments are the‘- excellent innovation take, and thus carried off the race `

_ work--in sid to other studies, piovid

a. Creseong did not show up so wall in ing work in calculation, and si;‘bjec;.)s

. t _

bout. During the day. a pianist ren- these heats, Orwell Belle beating him IOP C0mD0Si¢i0¥l-" Ufiillillg B 0

` f- _ for second in the third and Alfred K.

ferent instruments, clearly demon- doing the same in the fourth and things (MWHYB H1011 intefeitillg film* strating their qualities of tone, etc. lust heat. Conroy was cheered b

At this booth also is sho_wn another. the crowd for his Victory.

servation, giving the child living

dead to study and bring up thc

s - ) - _

child close to nature were clearly

he’ More good racing was witnessed in <iPm0HSt1°8tBd- The dimcillties in the

pe the 2.30 class pace, though Car Fer

st splendidly driven by T. Sample, an

'making the best' time of the day, |2.2l§, thus beating his own record.

The lar est field turned out in th

. way of establishing a garden e'-is

displayed being the New William and ry won in three straight Mats. being they miEh¢ be Ovefwme were P°i“t““

out. This interesting and instruc- tive paper was discussed by Inspector Crockett, Mr. A. Cullen. and PIO!- Theodore Ross.

irace, there being seven starters out In u. scholarly and thoughtful ad

, scratched being Nutwood and hi

the other off, and won comfortably

. ' H

d witliilrawal was due to illness. Der-

t dress, Prof. J. C. McMillan Ph., ll..

' 't ture in

discussed the sublect of in ers _ .the School. The speaker' del-‘\0\`0“

, the altogether too interialistic tend-

cney in educational matters in the in the present day. Admittinli Ulu*

e formerly the school curricula were

too exclusively classica_l.Hc felt that the pendulum had swung too fur ill the opposite* direction. The import ance of Literature as a Gulf-Brill B'-iii ject was emphasized and abundantly illustrated. A good course of litera- ture suitable to the different Efaiillrf of pupils was suggested. The closi attention given to his address and

'The judges awarded Cameron $10 for the 'hearty apDr0V11i mfiniiaswd Ei"’_“

his services in this race.

'tho withdrawals being Mae baring

0| Though there were six entries in

Machinery Hall there is a canvas the three-year-old trot and pace tent Of C0l\Hill0\`flili¢ int€"°9*' ‘md i’“"stake only three horses turned out portance to the progressive farmer.

ad that thc teachers_ present were__ii '_ (oohtinaea on page three)

: Mlnsril’s Lfniment Cures Diateinpci

-____,__._._--

Thiil iS Ml “E0 “'h°“ the ““°°°°5{“\ Haley ll. and Harry Mac. The race il1l‘l¥‘-Bl' 15 he who is “may i'° take was a cinch for The Acadian a pow-

erful and fast animal‘ from Ayles- ford, N. ‘S., well driven by his owner,

‘ ence has brought to the as- nn w_ G_ Church' The Acadhm won

B the race in three straight heats,

though in the last Dusty Miller took necessary to draw attention to thg mm along smartly for three quarters one cent per word meh insertion in

of the way.

SUIIIARY.

(Purse $200.)

The Abegweit, br.s., by Prince-

ton, C. P. Thorne, Charlotte- town (Brown)

Upton Prince, b.s. (Cam.eron).. Petrello, b.s., (McKinnon)... Belmont Miller, b.s., (Conroy)...

Ewxoi-1

Time-2.46}; 2.48§.

2.23 CLASS TROT.

_ (Purse M00.)

The Rexall Girl, 'br.m-. bY

Blngen, Hammond Kelly.

_ Charlottetown (Conroy) 1 2 1 George Cresceus, ch. s.,

ie; (sceeiel...... ...... ._ z 1 3

“ii its reliability." For the small rlnlrv-,(5,-well Belle, l,l\¢_ m__ (Mc-

whlch there are ample testimonial! msn with a few cows, the Baltic Kl,m0n)______ 3 3 2

"5" cream separator is just the thine. i011? 'rt sells from #.95 un. and ls certain-

Alfred K., blk. g., (Conroy

Jr.) .... .. 4 4 4

Benares, b.s....... dr.

car 'rims-2.243; z.zi; z.z2g,_z.zsl. _

zine. an axwlivui _easier 'Or ` form 2 viian one 'mor ai Pans srakic

coiuisnssa iles `

io uma ran

ctiissiricirioii

____

this column.” Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-Bv~ ccn_tl.___ _____ _ _. LOST-POCKET BOOK CONTAIN-

fng about $40. Finder IGBVG Ili- oaariiiah.__ inward. 11zi-9-2ii/iaii>d-

WANTED:--COAT. PANTS ANI.

vest makers highest prices paid Apply to D. A. Bcuce. 1655-9-28M3l WAN'l‘ED.- COAT MAKERS FOB

Ladies Tailoring Dept. Highest prices paid, and steady employ-

ment. _ Apply to D. A. Bruce. *‘- issi-n-zaivizil.

=°=r.~1i-\

Budd, b.g....... dr. FOR--éxllm-;-A-T ONCE: mmsoh

Standard Phonograph with about 65-Records and Recorder. Will sell cheap. Apply 27 Bishop Bt;

` - ______._.1.§'ll'2'1§““l-

i.os'r~oN uxmsrrlou Guouhpe

e pocket book containing name ol owner inside. Finder please rc-

1 tai-h to chain ii oo.

1122-9-zsm_iipa_

3 /uicriou same oN uaakex 4 Square. We will sell on Friday

commencing at I2 o'clock noon. i general purpose and driving horses Terms at sale. Ban). Carter & Co

Auctioneer. 1116-9-25M2ipd.

iXPiiiili BECAUSE

_.___-

(Canadian Press) GREYSWOLD, Germany, Sept. 25

caused a sensation here.

_____,,-,--_

H.H. EMPLUYIEES [iiMi|l|] Mlllii PAY

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-~ After offer- ug evidence to show in effect that ucreused cost uf living for trairinien i the eastern roads can be met on- y by wnge increase, they demand that employes place their case to-day before the Federal Board regarding trainineii’s grievances under the new Lands Act.

The roads commenced their side of

the case just before the hearing ad- journed.

Dr. Frank Wane, Statistical Ex-

pert, was the last witness for the men, testifying that employes must hnve better wages to iiicet the cost of living. He also read a paper tend- ing to show the necessity uf increase:

((lann.diau Press)

\VAl~ll{IN(lTUN, Sept. 25.-Failure

:ill along the line from officials and directors ofi the New Haven ltuilway, down to trninnicn is held by the ln- terstate Commerce lioniniiission to have caused the Wallingford wreck, September- 2nd.

The report published to-day blames

the crews of the wrecked trains for lapses of scores of ollieiiils and direc- tors in efficiency management.

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The meeting of thc Prince Edward

Island Silver Fox Breeders Associa- tion, held last evening in the Char-

out the province being represented.

Jones was appointed secretary.

ings had been read and adopted, President Ross explained that this meeting had been called with a view to devising ways and means for car- rying on the work for which the As- sociation had been organized, also to reconsider the basis of registration previously adopted. He invited a dis- ciission, first on the question of reg- istration.

Class A, as previously adopted,was

d' .d fl1ll\'Is.E.R Brow, W. J, Callaghan, J. C. Mc-

for the beginning of the lndustry n

detailed history of each animal would

best serve the purpose.

seconded by Mr. W. ll. l'rowse and :nrried unanimously: ' Any silver fox shall be eligible for

i'egfsti'atioii in Class A whose par- ents ure silver in color and bred ii captivity in l’rincc Edward Island and never produced any but silver foxes.

On motion of Mr. J. Walter Jones,

seconded liy Mr. F. I.. Rogers, thc following was adopted ns Class ll.

Any silver fox shall be eligible for

':aptivif.y, not necessarily in P. l'.

Class (l, Any silver fox, free from

i-nil or rust, no matter what its parentagc, provided it is bred in Prince Edward lslnnd is eligible for registration in (lines C.

Class ll. Any silver fox, free from

red or rust, no matter what its par- ~ntege or place of birth, is eligible for registration in (ilnss l). Dr. S. ll. Jenkins moved, seconded 'iy Mr. R. A. Taylor, that the Exc- cutivc hc requested to nsk the Pro- .rincinl flovernnient to licnr the ex-

rled. Col. H. M. Davison thought that

the registration of foxes, in connec tion with the Department of Agri- culture, and that such registration would be of more vnluc than one pro- uired by the Association along the ‘lnes laid down. It was moved by Mr. E. R. Ilrow, iecouded li Mr. ll. i-lchurmnn that

-ecd the sum of $10, $8, $6 and $4

The meeting then ndloni-ned.

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The President, Dr. Alex. Ross, oe-

Cupied the chair and Mr. J. Walter Fitzgerald was the heed.

After the minutes of previous meet-

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alias will

~ iBSTi|l|iHS MUHE Pliliiililllll

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(Canadian Press) `

- WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.- Be¢’y.

The expulsion on account of their to- Garrison has not yet passed up- tsl abstinence principles of a number on the petition of the New York of students of Greywald University bankers through Senator O. Gorman

asking that additional barracks be ‘erected to the oversee. islands for maintaining a full regiment of troops The bankers claim the precaution fl necessary to protect Wall street from n possible mob attack.

P. i. ISLANUEH Iii

HAILWAY ENUUIHY

(Canadian Press)

P/IJSTON, Mass., Sept. 24.-A sen.

sation in political and railroad cir- cles was caused here to-day by the lies with the public service Oom- iission a list of so-called "other ex- cuses" totalling $331,469, incurred y the New York, New Haven and nrtford Railroad, which is an ap. lieant for permission to issue bond; o the amount of $67,000,000. The st of expenses contains the item 700 paid to Frederick J. McLeod, resent chairman of the Public Ser- ice Commission for services. This minissiun is to pass an application r bond issue. The report med

states that he was paid the money last March. At that time he who 1'huii‘ma|i of thc lzitate Railroad Com- mission, predecessor of public ser- vice commission,

Mel.eod is a native of Prince Ed-

ward Island. He was for several

ears chairman of the Democratic tate Committee and formerly a. tate Senator. ' Others whose names appear in the st of amounts distributed by the ew Haven Road are several State ouse reporters of the Boston Globo

and the Transcript. While tho llgt of other expenses filed by the rall- road totals $337,469 the companies' footings make a total of only $l0l_. 533. No explanation for the $235.- 936 discrepancy has thus far been ob- tained. ,_

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lottetown Board of Trade Rooms was Law firms, lobbyists and. various very largely attended, the principal publications are among those receiv- ranches and fox companies through- ing. funds from .the railroad, The

publications include thu Publishing Company of which Mayor

MUTINY AMUNG SPANISH SiiiI]|iHS

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(Canadian Press)

MADRID Sept. 25.-Mutiny broke

iscusse very ii y iy es rs . _ '

out in the ranks of a battalion of the

i~:i-iiaricir, J. w. chiihecir, w. s. “°Y“i SP““iSh f"'““fd *°'d°Y H* fi" prowsey I,-_ L_ Rogers' DL _]__ A_ moment when the troops were leav- I0h,,s0n_ Tignigh, and John Ando? ing Algiciras for the scene of fighting Som ` in Morocco. A number of soldiers

Mr. J. Walter Jones did not be- bckmging to this' th” '"9" “rift” neva that it whale he havisaiiie to “mtl” Wgiment in Simi" '°f“°°d ¢° adopt any system 0( c,aB,,mcBti0,,nt embark niiil resisted their officers. the pwsent swam He thought that Fighting followed and the standard-

' bearer was killed, . 1

(Yol. H. M. Davison, moved that }’l.EADS NOT GUILTY

the following lic adopted us Class A, TU EANK RQl3BERy_

Dl»l'l*ROIT, Mich., Sept. 23.--Wil- am I-louiihnn, known by the police f many cities, pleaded not guilty -day before the local United States omrnissiuner on a charge of having ampercd with Canadian money. by changing serial numbers of bills which the police believe were pert 0_1 the money stolen from the Bank of Montreal branch in New Westmins- ter, ll. C., more than a year ago.

registration in filnss li, whose par- He was I-emmmed to ,My with ban :nts are silver in color and bred in n,¢.,l_ ,,¢_ ;10_000_ Houllhan had $486

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u hills ln his possession when arrest-

I“i““d~ eil Saturday.

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MEETINGS. ETC

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"Go to_ Cai-vei-'s the oyster King

for Maipeque oysters. 1699-9-I4M3l.

“Highest price paid for 100 toni No. 1 cast iron scrap. B. Stewart

pense of registration. Motion car- 4', Co, Ltd, 153|-9-mpizykg

One cent per word each tmiertion tn

the Government should provide for thi; oolumu, Gogh mont geeompgny

order. Minimum charge twenty-dvi cents.

°°Mr. Peter Craig and family de- irc to express their sincere gratltulh o all those who sent wmathl df flowers, and to the citfnens in ibupr- al for their expression of sympathy

the fce for registration shall not ex- in his roeonf, ,org bog-ogvg\g\7en§,," ‘V

111!-3-Qbbillpd.

`or Classes A, B, C and D respec- _..._ "' » ‘ tively, the exact amount to be de- as-me mack gon. Lq_¢__¢| ow :iran hy the sxeciitive. p. u. 1., is aiisriai' ioi- gal ui' __

Before the close of the meeting a nmnml- 01,5”-¢_¢(n og-gg; to L '_ iubscriptlon list was opened for the oth” pal; ol logo; to t gig ` purpose of dcfrnylng the initial ex- geloetgd pure-bred itogn. ` _ mf 'icnses that thc Association has to tallgatlon ol tho Ooppg -tg lqyv 'Q incur when the sum of S135 was sub- the cont, of raneblnl lla! lui* _ icrihed within a few -minutes. Eight ull, Pa;-tio; loohlngf r A ` ‘lg- -iew members ioined the Association, vegtmont no long; p _ _ _ caving their admission fee of $2.00. mlllglg og J, K, gon* ' ` _

House Building. _ _ _ ` *_ W.

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