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__¢LOST--Pearl and peridot neck-

lw, |n'Souris on Sept. 2. Finder please leave nt M. A. |Paquet's, Souris. h 789-9-6-ni3|

._ __»ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.- i‘p|-he;-@ will 'bg preaching in St. An- ‘cdrews Church, Montague, first Sub bath 7th inst at the usual hour.

_JM-ONTAGUE SUNDAY SERVIC-

ES,--Rev. E. E. Fytchepviil conduct services in the Methodist Churches on me 7¢p_inst as follows: Sturgeon 11 9, rn; Union Road, 3 p. m. Montague 7 p. III.

,.*SOQlAL¢ E¢V.E'N|lNG.-On Tucs-

day evening a nu-mber of the -young people of Georgetown gathered at the home oi Mr. John Hemphill, Burnt Point where a very pleasant time 'was given in music, games and inter B dainty and abundant lunch was served.-G. ' -

._*0FF ON A HOLIDAY.-4Mr. L.

J, Lutz, manager of the St. Peters Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia is sponding his holidays in Toronto, Montreal and other leading Canadian cities. During his absence Mr, F, A. Ross _of Charlottetown ls' in charge. ,_G_ .

..‘THE HONOR ROLL of Rollo

Boy East -School for the month of Aug- ust is as i’ollows:Grade VII--1, Russel -Perry; 2, Earle McEwen; 3, Gerard McDonald. Grade Vi--1, Mary Peters; 2, Ethel Peters; 3, Hannah Martin. Grade IV-1, Mi-ldred Burke; 2, Mary Agnes Peters; 3, Mary Deagie. Grade ill-1, Hazel Keefc. Grade II-1, Johnny Clrnisson; 2, Victor Peters; 3. Julia'Burke. Grade I-1, Sarah Peters 2, ilzirriet Burke; 3, Arthur Burke. -Annie Chnisson, teacher.

EASTERN PERSONALS

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..*Mlss liyinchc Stewart, George-

town, was visitor to the city rec- eutly.--G.

..*Mr. ii. W. Nelson, Gliarlotte-

town is camping at York Pt. for a few weeks.-G. _

..*=Miss Hazel Stewart, Charlotte-

town is visiting in St. Peters the guest of Mrs. Davidson.-G.

..*-Messrs S. C. Gordon, R. H.

Norton and Edison Norton left Bru- denell on Tuesday for Charlottetown to attend Prince of Wales College.-G

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Ghost Causes Strike ‘

The strike weapon -h-ns' been invok-

ed for some very odd reasons, as, for instance, when in 1875 hundreds of the -Warwlcksliirc miners stopped work owing to the alleged presence in a disused shaft of "luminous b0Y." The strike lasted nearly a year, and cost £30,000, -when it was proved that the "ghost" was nothing more than a collection of funga.

A woman employed as a messen-

ger at one of the colleries near Os

westry was the innocent cause of I '

another strike.

As she commenced her day's work

betimes she often met the miner on their way to the pit, and as the men considered it a -ad omen to meet a woman first thing in the morning, trouble arose.

By threats and persuasion they

‘lfltld £0 Set the offending female to

give up 'her Job, and, failing in this. they went in_n body to the manager and flatly refused to go down until the woman had been dismissed.

All the mill-girls in a certain York-

shire town once refused to work be- cause their empluyer had painted the windows of their workroom facing the street, thus shutting off their view. This infringement of feminine curiosity was vigorously protested Ilirninst, and finally they triumphed, “ml -Dnint was removed.

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ting a. good story for t eir offerings. Particularly is this true of those who confine their output to the musical form of entertainment. And stage M1- nals show thet some of the biggest musical successes have resulted from reviving _ and musicalizing some comedy or farcial success of year! gone by, "The Three Twins, which was one of the reigning hits of a decade ago, was a musicallzed version of "lncog," produced at the Madison Square Theatre in New York, in the early ’90's where it met with only partial success. “Our Wives," pro» duced in Chicago about six years ago, was fairly successful. but did not suf- ficiently attract the theatre-going pub- lic until Joseph Weber ongaiwd U10 services of Victor Herbret. Mid BH *1 musical comdy it ran for a year in New York and successfully toured the country as_ “Tho Only Girl." George Ade's famous comedy, '"i`he College Widow." was successfully presented as a -musical comedy entitled “Leave it to Jane." and the latest farce to be musicalized ig Margaret Mayo's jolly comedy, "His Bridal Nlght,' which was flrstpresentcd nt the Republic Theatre in New York. It now has the benem or s dozen melodies bv Frderick V. Bowers, and as a sparki- ing musical farce, is everywhere meet- ing withgrt-at success. “Hill Bl'ld8\ Nightffloomes to the Prince Edward on.Tu _sday and Wednesday, Sept. 9th and' isth. with Robert Knight, th6 Crisp Twins, Frank Cullen, Charles Bennett,_B_erthq Julian, Beatrice Lett, Ciarice Grey and other well known players in-the cast. Seats now on sale at the Theatre ticket ofiioe. _ 78|. *a ` ` < '.».*‘l `

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fined in The New Universities Dic-

tionary which we are now offering al- most free to our readers. It ought to be in every home, office, workshop and study. It can be made the means of self-culture to 9. very large extent. The coupon elsewhere in this paper explains the terms which you may Het lt. -

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Personal attention to Atnabeur ' Photography

City

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Rrfopened Tuesday, Sepf. 2nd.

Gatter’s Bookstore

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A School Books _

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for the Sludento and Sc'!ollr|. Everything sold at Government Contract prices. Best values in the City. .

Work Booko, 'Examination

Pads, M. M. Pads, Drawing Pads and Paper, Nato Books, Memo Pads, Pens, inks, Pencils, Ern- ero, Blottlng Paper, etc., e\e. - ~

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