'i

9°9 _

A he-i-i-'P -“ 1-*

_ _ '!'HELATlS'I'NlWB

..--1.21 =-x~~°. ’-‘.1-wr 1

. _

__ ,. _ .'....i ..»`.4~.~n.1\.. .- L

I » ‘-

THB 0H WN G

IAN _

' riser or su. "`i

-'I'

,cdillnuu

-_ ,.1 nv-t--,‘.' _ _

gap. W1. A lorries., ng... ‘

MCD. nald, Agent. _'

---1-1°-1 .1l°-1'." °1 611-- _. ...A

v"¢_

"WF happy event 'occurred on

.1 i

.. ' ' 'I3 t-1%. . ' ‘ -.111-_ _v=11!1°111111ti_1s=° 11'<?1e~¢11'° 91-1- SZ? n..‘?...,“‘.§§'. ..§’.‘iL’.f§2i’ n.?.§‘.2'{,°..‘{l l0t¢¢t0W|1 qi-|U`d‘5_l1.Wm IP fmlllll 0u_'oi~ .' Mitchell _River and Miss Mary W»Wm§*»“3_l'»°»- <9i_‘°__‘li"i;_*2i“i‘i°» gi\`°°“Y_ Steele. daughter of Roar.-ici. J. figigsvialwn l'_1fi_l1_°/_,eiscnt. afi°it<ii9t'.iI's'°f’°l° °' Newpm' `”°'° “““°°' 1” “‘°

L , ~

1-= 1- /lpastor .Rev'D_ J G Mncnnnnln 04.

,,.'I.‘hc b Q 0 of the Ch -nl tio- ' ~ ` ' owil,__Qua‘t§uian`_v. fbe found Inothe ‘:_'ii°it°d°agih:_dbrid° W" very b°°°"“' tore" of A. J.1'MeDonge1d li, go_| E y _ in a gown of l1111‘Plc~ souris. A. 'J,“IleDouald is the agent. V°lV°‘-. empire Style, with a coat; of

____1__ ,,,;3;"-1': si. ‘ aodfti.

éi

_.73 _ nan

.__ . l rs.

/,7/;:::L‘.`l f L L /....'LSi-fi -sf-f-=

Ill EIPEIIIEIIIIED HUUSEIIIFE A'

knows that Sunlight Soap

_ means 5 wonderful saving of

time Ind labour in house- 1; cleaning.

Whether with hot or cold

water, nothing gets the dirt off so qulckl and without

bonds of matrimony The brlde's

01° 81111111 materiel. and nrt to match.” 311° Wasattended by--her sister Miss

§Proceeded,to' the home of the bride"s ‘ fparents, where a large number oi guests were assembled. After the us- ualcongra-tulations to the twain who had lust become one, all sat down to fortify the inner man" at the well- spread tables. The afternoon passed very en-loyably in song. and dnncing, and nt five o’c1ock the happy couple left for their home in Mitchell River, amid showers of congratulations, and _rice, and accompanied by many re. joicingfriends. On arriving at their new home they were received and welcomed by the groorn’s father and mother. M. D. and Mr... cnnnpncll, and a large crowd oi friends. lDancing was indulged in for a' few hours when

; all the guests departed wishing Mr.

and Mrs Campbell many happy years of wedded life. Many useful and val-

Souris

Miss lldcIni;osb,__ol Port Hawkesbury, re.;vinitinl1-i ’ '

in blue broad cloth. William McLean. 1

A. M. P."o. orunmnr mevéo.

down around East Point during the 0 past month inspecting the lobster b fishery. _

...lAbout twenty sail of Ame can

ing the last couple of days. They 0 report mackerel fair.

J. Menon, snnrn., in pnwng :nr 'mins l,1er°~ Y°“ °°11\d11’1 help

down a new concrete sidewalk around ygu;-gnlvgs, because you wen, not

his new drugstore, Work has com

...Mrs Malcolm D. McDonald, and

cnisronlni

; For l.ufant|__p,nd _`, ~» the Kind You llala Always Bought

HH! ISH SHIP IS

Plill [IF THEM iii

Nhw YORK, sept za-frlic sailor-

iu Bouris yesterday. Bhe hu 'been' numerous. We ran up against each

ul country,” where there was room to

seiners are in Souris for shelter dur- 111|," pwvg that we had nn element

.iitw store for J. J. Hughes &i` 'I CE h°'° "°m °b'°i°°' and not ‘mm Mc'

ri tn

i

cans do not deserve any grant credit

enced on the construction for _ 0°

_ ess

ff.

1_1- A. _ . fi ~ _-__ _» _ , _ __ . 1; _ .W _

_ ,_ ,`_~,,,__ ___ - _ __ _ Ks.therine,~._w_,ho was_perieci.iy dressed 1;; JO|*’.,,d ___9_° 1°”3_ “ 7°” b"’h°v° Y°‘“`°°1°

' _ _ ' t n1v'l'Mn'n'e..`rn.c li "I-11 - ..

~ 1 1 1 1 . 5 . D* Gm” Wsh- =“PP°f*°‘1 *|111 E1°°m-lrznfharmiiao i\§...~c‘.2?1-.»1.1'<<.=.- e

~‘ ~ ~ After the ceremony, the bridal party' ' ` " `

_g_- ,_ __ an ____`

,___ _ _ ,_

welettitbeeuusewebecamo too

tht and got in the way oi §'he rau- its. Many of us came to this beauti-

111 around and better opportunities.

f shrowdnms, anyway. You Ameri-

neulted about :the matter. We came

ity, exactly. We are Americans

VY

ecessity. But we intend1 to be fair ith you and to permit you to stay

rom choice; you ara Americans

"Wo want every' Prince Edward Is-

lander to consider this to be his bwn country, to love it, to flght.for.it, and ‘if necessary, to die for it. Loy- alty to the country of1'our` adoption should 'not makeus hate the country that. gave us birth."We can love both. The man who dcspises the country where he was born, on whose green fields he has played, whose trees shel- tered him in storm gud sunshine, the land pf his mother, whose tender lul- labies soothed. him to slumber, is a scoundrel whom no -American ahould harbor when he comes to live among us. h

"If I had been consulted on the question on which planet I’ should. live I should have chosen the earth.

rt-si

nan . -

" 3; __ Real Jnysorlcd

si»».;n. 122:!

Ghocolaie A

" is a fiqc coqccqirafcé food and e zips! delicious .1-wnfmccrf.

S018 in 51, 10, 20, 40c. packages, aqd of 50c. per lb.

lmllortsd by-Mloluro A Langley. Limited.

L ’ -_cf ...__._ _,__._- T

W1H.`AT CARE I HOW FAIR ' SHE

BE 7"

Shall I like a. hermit dwell.

On a rock or in a cell,

Calling home the smallest part

";.l_aaq Am po Bursary: si 'iuq_L ~

To bestow it where I may

Meet a rival every day 'I

If she undervalue me

What care I how fair she be ?

-Abtributed to Sir Walter Raileigh.

BIRTH RATE VERY‘ HIGH.

‘MONTREAI-. Sept. 29-The annual report of the Board of Health just issued shows the birth rate of Mon- treal to be the highest in the world It exceeds by 4.12 per 1,000 any other city. The ate for Montreal is 38.43

_ELECT ION

-TRIED AT

UGEORGWTOWN, Sept 29-(5'l>¢olal 'by Telephone.)-The election petition of John James McDonald against: ‘A.' L. Fraser, the elective candidate forj Queen’h county, was called on for trial at Georgetown on Tuesday, the 28th lust, before Chief Justice Sulli- van and Mr Justice Fitzgerald.

Attorney General Haszard, K. C.,

Mr Johnson, K. C., City, G. S. In- man of Montague and Calvin McCal- lum of Souris, appeared ae counsel lfor the petitioner, and Mr Mathicson,

either before or after the election, but'

quite 8 n-umfuer received liquor, in both large and small quantities bb#

ces on the Sunday night prdcodi_n§ the election day, which was on ‘Mon- dny. ’

The counsel for the petitioner wb`§.'n'

endeavoring to connect this previous" distribution of liquor with the agent' of the defendant, are also endeavor- ing to show that the election was

ai dsbauchery throu bout the dist.

fore the election and in _many instill-“~

void at law, on account of the gwner-"

,1l'iable gifts were received, which tes

men of eight nations-Englalnd, Gap.

inlnty ns Sunlight Soap. ~ Usolt the 5 ll ht

Follow the diiiecgtionxay

your attention lo lhc lloliciullsliess of ou. o 1'|\ ml kc1»f` pickles. chow cliouj, mid preserves.

l’ickl.ng vinegar nt. lowrst prices, fresh

mr- .vs_ also lin-n and h~con.t\c. V. gi-lul.l¢~. lresli every niarlfcl day Give .|g .. .-.ill c .sill hc p-currll to show yon ‘uu. gf .. -_

lilmng S I. .- "

W. li .l1"-ii\‘SON

5-- 8 i..`.`t1r_,|n 1';

stifled to thc hlglu esteem in which tl

» _ ' lc

. -contract!-ng parties are held.-Corr. I

~ --- York today, mingling with visitors?

_

l-tood's Sarsnpnrlila. _

more than 20 different remedial a

on y to ourselves an it has for thirty years been constantly proving its worth.

_ No substitute, none "just-as-good.”

._ __-_T\ F.

Consecutive insertions Oull’-He

M0RN|N,, UNLV QR RURAL DAILY PER WORD (ai: words to :sch

p,,. 11* Han or-.it l... ....¢ insertion, one cent for three insertions, two cents . wee'it Lnrur. ceim fox iwu weeks,fonr cents for three weeks, five cents a

` monvli ' eight rents fm two months, ten cents fo; three months eighteen

wuts for six months and thirty cenisa yédtgr.

Double rates for rephcs lc (»111,1"d“*“. . 9°' __ _ _ _ ih d uname Rn,” f... -.;|u.;k type - - -Minimum C urge io cents w f or er. _

Above Rates For Cash with Order. Jr

` 5* len (10 . per .rm .liw1\11I\°|l

oo.»ino..iu ctnsslrlab .nns`

_ .___ .._£

adlngs Arranged Alphabetigally

~.' ..ac._A_-_-__-_-_--...,~. ...,.,,..

N _

_ ____ __ _ _ ___,c.~Er~"---- -»--M---~~~..._.'?. ._ ._ ._

` _ __.____19§11_-________ _

Of those corpusclee In your blood that have been called “Little Soldiers," ll to fight for you against the disease germs that constantly endanger your health.

l These eorpuaoles are made I healthy and strong by the use of

This medicine is a combination of

_ _ genfl

in Proportions and by a process known

I sta/te division of the celebration.

' `1 OST. in vicinity ol Revere Heccl,

il 5' _ - J a bunch of keys. Finder leave

/' X if /.e

§_ _ OST, a' silver bracelet set with . _(_ ‘

at 238 Queen St and receive reward.

9-29d1w1pd.

J pebbles and stones. Finde/r will

no liberally rewarded by leaving at Nu 4 Water Street. _ 9-29ti3i d

_ _ __ ___é___.__1l :_

' many, France, Italy, Hoiland,MexlC0.

Argentine and the United' States,wan-_ dered along thestreets of New

from north, south, east and west in thc first day of, rest after the brill- 'iunt opening of the 'Hudson-Fulton ce- llebration yesterday.

Beginning at noon, Riverside Drive, a vantage po-int affording nmagnific- ent view of theanchored aramanda orf battleships, began* to fill up rapidly’ and at three o'clock was again un,- comfortably crowded, although there was _no,organized naval parade to- day. ._ .

lay quietly at their anchorages,w-here they will remain until the naval parade of Friday, October 1, when these little_p,ione_crs, escorted by light draft warships and followed by the merchant fleet again will sail up stream to Ncwiiurg, where they will be turned ov-er to the Albbmy wp-

. )

EXCURSION STEAMERS

But circling about the fleet of

battleships today there was an f.l- most unbroken line of seep seo. _ex- , cursion steamers 'jammed to the rails,

as they were yesterday, and listing heavily to one side with the pressure of the crowds. At the same timea scurrying flotilla of motor boats was bobbing about on the roughened1 wa- ters of the river, carrying visitons to and- from those battleehips wlhich were receiving for the day.

the splendid -appearance of the Bri- tish flagship Inflexible, whose illum.- ination last night was ccnspictlous- ly brilliant. Spic and span in her new paint and dressed"froml stern to , stern in white awnings, licr graceful_ lines of speed amd power combined*

The 'Half Mloon and the _Clermont 'wonderful possibilities. The men

American officers spoke today of

TIME

You waste in looking up do- mestic help could bc snvcd by simply inserting u “ Help Wanted" nd. in our Clnsslficd Columns. Our paper IS Mud by the desirable class. and goes into hundreds of homes

that get no other.

~w-Q1-»-»,_`~_»i'~*_!»_'~r‘v1‘. ’

;* ¢__,_` -___,- - _ "1“'1.'.`~""' \ ._ _

B_us|Nl;s=cll1.:; i:___

WANTED_3&i15§ liinu-ict and i Local Agents for "h"l`AIl" 111*

rlindescent mantle lumps. l\1l:uiufac tllred in Canada. `100 candle power.

1.

Generates gas from ordinary coal "~/A'N'p|gD_"Q1,-},.}r¢`§0..n'g I 'man'

il. Odorlcss. Smokelcss. Absolute- ly snlol Write quick for particulars tml open territory. Star Manulactul lui.-I Go., Toronto. 9-27drlw.

_ __ -8 OAIIDERS ___

ACO0M_()T)'KTION 'for two gentle-

men'b0s.rllel‘s"can be had by ap-

lllyiug st1Miss Ayers’, 57. Bayfield St.

?;2£9%!-

l"EMAl.E_ HELP

ANTED, a maid for general hou-

f sework. _Good wages to w com- petent girl. 'Apply to Mrs Geo Stanley, 129 Fitzroy Street. 4-29d1w

ill

I' OST, on Wednesday. between Ch-

J arlottctown and Cherry Valley,

Tlhis arises from the fact that I am better acquainted" here than else- where fnfthe heavens. Unless I change my mind, I shall leave it with some regret, so I shall hold on to it as long as I can. I might go* fart-her and fare worse, and it `is likely that I ;shall. I have already indicated my lcnolcc nf country, and I nnnll nnld on ,to that so long as I rem-u.-in 01.41.15 Planet. 1

“We are citizens only of B, fav.

ored land, but of the best; part of it, The West iS a land of prom-ise, of

_ and

women who first came bo the West; were the best and the bravest of their -race. No weakling ever looked with hopeful heart toward the broad Pacific. No coward ever turned his face to the Sierras. If any man of that st-amp ever started for the West, he must have died on the way out. So the grea't-Northwest is filling U~D with hardy men, handsome. women and_ pretty, children., We have the bcstrbraih. auddione and sinew of the country. And.when. Canada bequeath- es to you such men as George E. Ec- cles, of Winnipeg, and such empire builders as James J. Hill, 'lt only adds to the purity of the strain that' news through tn.. vein.. of the people of the United States of America. It inspires in my heart a feeling of gr-“_ _itude to see'_ these two great nations of one bliood living side 'by side in |.“"`m‘0llY Bud lpclice and marching hand in hand to a higher and more Hourly' perfect civilization."

Director General I. A. Nadeau wel-

wenc more remarked today them those of any other ship on the river

Zi Durtiul set of lower teeth. Finder I . ' 'vrywnurd Island to th” exposmdn- l‘l`ciisc lcnvc at Dr. Ba1g“a1l’s ofllce. ______ l_,""'>' C"-E' McKinley' 0’ Green Lake.

9-28d3i. W'-3 "“’0k¢d UW: divine blessing. Address- for months with n very sore and

store, Phono 163. _____8~7il2nJospd.

_-________.'§‘_*_*_L}_'3!__F~_|;£_____,

_l4‘|lilS'l‘ class co-ut maker wanted. _ .1 $15.00 per week to tho right

man. Fred G. l{o‘ly, Stollnrton, N. S, ' P 29dl\vpll. , r.iN*1‘ic1>, no.-.1 .~cli..\.1c .n..... for

‘W general farm work. If married liolis.-. pnovirlcd. Grind wf1‘l’f1-‘1 Mui st¢\_»<I1,‘ .-z:l”l-xy. out. Apply lo W. A. lllutch,*Hopeton. l)~2£l<lr~iilNi

with cx"f'r|1‘n<~c in tiff/ $00115.

Ap,l_. _.L once nt H. A. McDonu,ld’s.

9-Zldtf.

WANTTIED, one reliable man in

leach locality with rig or cap-

able oi handling horses, on salary of commission to introduce 'nnd adver

direct, post up large MUS. 7

gogdg, Apply at once. NW. A. .len kins Mfg. Co., London. Ont., Canada s-30 diwthonriwtheudiwthenrlwthen dlw. -' ”'

G_IRLB wanted to work nt ladies

tailoring (experienced preferrcd.l

Apply to Miss 'P. Rowe, 52 Pownal St. 9-29d3lpd.

" .urrinn iri :nr cnern1`l.e....e-

vidvwork. '.C?0od`wag€B- APPIY 76

Qllonn 81,;-get: _ 9-21d2wpd:

l TE

.?ir~‘ ¢1v1¢1»1~`»»1°11°“1' ' nm- »

iw ‘lidrtercl Apply sivi ' l ll. oi i - r 1. i. li ion a l 1

”__°___°__Y“3'6.nd "hun" '_° Box 590___ _ class Teacher, or e 8111111” tor o t e c urc o i' Ls Y 0

I

fu-_ _ ._ 'au

f SALE- .

"A `""`"STIlAYEII"' I

S'1ԤAYElT,_`a red and white ox.

from the premises od ll. Wheat

1°y.oizy. -- - -1 11|-"49-

ment wil-l' afgiven to az competent Teacher. Daniel CamDb8_ll..Secy- Of

Trustees _». ` f9-28dr3i._

l ui ' -' ion sale- AP; ,r1f» I-6?... S1- ’;@*‘

OR .ind hand express l yy. . repair. Apply ut.M_ein .-.11 - ___3‘29_d1l\l’d' `Fon slim, nice comm 111111 11"" _ 1 with an additional lot Joining in, on Longwonth Bt near Serin! Park. Apply Mn John Murchison, e4_i.cn¢wero. sc. _9;2_h‘l131&~

-ARM 'i 1. o rlirn..con-_

F ei¢tin?oi";;,:erts‘fviw(i‘;hold land. 1 Parties wishing to poi-cl;;¢e w11¢_°“‘:f let R. . . Simpson on 0 l>l‘°m -

- .W _s-4.11-ard.

__1 ' HORSE Sli EI§Q;___,_

J

_'i

.. ___¢

. . T0 LET' i

4__ ____ _________.1_1,-~

f 10 RENT, single and double office , _l_'_ with lavatory equipment, sult- able for society hall, at moderate rent in M`cEachern's Building, Queen nc V ' ,0 LET, a cottage con an ng e - .Fl even rooms. _No 234 Slim” Sf- Pleasantly situated. modern _(mn-

veniences. Opposite I-lills_i_»{orn ,

_ - A ly at 301 ent

Square PP 9_25_m_

ousa r lsr, an simon. ut. 1'm,_,¢?yc_rag_c. Apply to Chap

Margot' ""1 on`Plcc 9"`:i`it!u

1 1*, h use" l'll

u_q_`,i1:i=rt foams. Mode?-il”`iem‘pt0vo ments. Apply at Weliner's Joweiiiy

tisé our Royul Purple Stock and >>>'Mr..Q3engcr‘.. admlrablepreparallon. <<< Poultry Specifies to the trade and _

feet

wide and 9 feet high, tack'up tin

signs, and generally look alter the ,

introduction and advertising of our S

` 11 _ ..

ACIIER WANTED any an the Finn .ms nnliticq I W5' ED either a second or third _

irgselincl gn ea. A good 1="'f1.°l°' anon Help, wnr clmirrnnn of the

J herst Cottage and Rocky Point ` Murphy, of Tacom ,.1

I OST, a gold watch, lietwccn Am- I \/ , __,,\/ es were “ISU made bi’ HGV- 1J. T

>>> ‘ << n, nn Joi... M..

Ferny, Tuesday afternoon. Apply at /- Hne_ nf E.ve,.ett_

our office. 9-11dt1. ' ' " S __

/

_*_ _ e _ us

_ _ _ 6 finished the Prince Edward Islanders

(-,AB SEnvICi,j_~@TH__-“Tir-*“1'_ niggs_ I, ,_ held an informal reception. treatment with them. They were.

J stand- ut A. W. Ilc1ldln‘s drug- _/% /,/ m

Q f 1

d'\/ fol' _ Invalitis,

. an'd the Aged.

The particular and important feature of Beiigefs Food is that it can be prepared to » suit any degree of digestive power, according lo the directions on each iln. . in this way it wins back health and strength. g

_ ‘Che "Laurel" describes if ag'

"='_'-'Q_..E..~. iv!!-!... nm-.__,_-_“L_

` nlullul ll lu

_ ‘ P bo `_nic_s _which burn huir and scalp. Use BCHFIDG. a bcar's grease pomade, which feeds the roots and makes hair

; J _ _ gI`()W

li"

comed the former residents of Prime

When the fomlul programme w

'-Avoid alcoholic and ca sicum. ' '_

1,ifIE_l’-1111012 .i

j~ AQIOURNAL of in-'

'forrnation for,~all

:_ Literary ~ _Workers _1 Thirteenth year. Only .; permanent and suc-

. class. 1Tells 1--what' editors want: l1ow1MSS..

_. should be' prepared: 1 wl1`eré1‘to fiiid‘tli'e--'best j market.-~ Answers- ev- -f ei-y'question~ that you _ want- to -know about 1

1 SEATTLE, Sept. 29-Former resi- dents oi Prince Edward Irlnhd from Seattle, Tacoma, Vict.ori.i,' vancouver

e’xociri¢lon_ ndvff J.! in. ofisvllijisiaér-‘

__ 1,‘_§- the business of writing “

Wd P°"‘“““ "t~”“ -“ "’-‘““"“»~ ¥”““""' if coPY»-51125 Afffor. three

. for the press. :oc-ws. . copy. $1.00 a - year

1 recent 5-`ni`imlimI. 1 `

li New l.lveniiisen.e‘nl. i

K cessiul magazine of-its 1 _ _ __ __ 'A ~

from Montreal' Monday eveuin I

.` Send tgg 0;- Sample October 4th, w1ll`be1idue _at Char;

‘ ' . , _ lottetown, Thursday evening Oct.

7th, and sailsfor St. Johns, Nf'l 1

Drccccdiug. The total num-ber of bir_ ths for the year .were 14,606. With regard to French Canadians

the number was 10,210 or 44.04 pe.- thousand.

The birth rata amon th ,J

2826 per ___m__sa__d_ K 0 ews was

On the othm' hand, Montreal's

death rate of 22.95 was exceeded by Madrid only in the unc of ciglir cities inclu_ding London, New York, Pa.-;g_ Berlin, Buenos Ayres and Lyonsf

my ‘

Quality underwear for boys

men and women at Paton's , '

9- l 7dtf

Weak Kidneys ~ Make Weak Bodies

._-.__

K’dney Diseases Cause Half the Com

mon aches and Ills of Cha-loltetown

People.

down.

Overwork, strain colds and

poison circulated in hhe bl od.

urinary ills come, and there is an ever-increasing tendency towards dia- bvfcs \_and fatal Bright's fdisease.There is no real help for the sufferer ex- cept kidney help. `

Booth's Kidney Pills act directly on

tha kidneys and cure every kidney ill. Cllarlottetoivn cures are the proof.

Miss Jessie F. McKenzie of 134

Hillsborough St., Charlottetown, P. E. I. says:

"I had had considerable annoyance

weak back and could hardly' stoop over and when I caught cold it seem- ed to get worse. I had tried vari-° ous remedies but none seemed to be- nefit mc in the least until I learned of B'ooth's Kidney Pills and 'began'

surely the thing,.I had only used onef box when I was completely cured. Thel soreness in my hack disappeared after! ri few days and it feels fine - and strong. My appetite has also im- proved and I feel better generally. I procured Booth's Kidney Pills at Geo. E. Hughes Apotbecarle’s Hall and am- pleased to recommend them."

Sold by Dealers. Price 50 cents.

The R. T. Booth C0., Ltd.,

Fort Eric, Ont., Sole Canadian

Agents.

_ _ _ _ J

BDACK DIAMOND LINE

__/1”. __-.2-s.1._ 1v.f’_ ' 'f--___-1_‘-.f‘f:~'n'>.-»1--= ~

'-1 ¢_.1

The S.S. “Louisburg" sailiu'

bein . ij i 2. "K.C. and AEneas McDonald acted as

S an crease 0 as over the y°'"|counsel for the defendant,

B. other

causes injure the kidneys, and. fwhen 1 their activity from the excess"of-_uric"d‘ay v°t°d'

milk and go to bed.

Th'e count opened Tuesday morning

shortly alter the arrival of the train 'from Charlottetown, which had con- veyed Mr Justice Fitzgerald and the leading counsel on both sides. The Chief Justice had reached Gcloilgcllown the previous even-ing.

The greater part of Tuesday :morn-

ing's session was taken up in- hearing objections _on behalf of the defdndant to the particulars as1 delivered by the petitioner, the defendant clainiinp; that these pnrticulu/rs were vague and lindefinlite and not in compliance with the order oi the chief Justice.. After, arguments on both sides some of the particulars were amended- to mlake them more definite, whilst the oilhers, to which objections were made, allow- ed to stand as delivered-. The trial then proceeded on the merit od the petition.

The first witness called, on behalf

‘of the petitioner, stated that on the Sunday night previous to the election, a knock came to his door and he went out in the _dark and met person who knocked. He was as-ked how he was going to vote at the election, and he replied that it would have to be made worth his while before he would vote. The

As one weak link weakens a c|,,,_-|n__stra.nger, who was in disguise, threw

so weak kidneys weaken the wholedown on the ground ai five dollar note body and 'hasten the linal breaking-'amd “id "that Wm make it w°rth

‘your while to vote." The voter could not answer who the person was.

The supposed' brlber was csll'od to

Aches and pains and langlm. andithe stand and whilst admitting that

lhe had called on the briiber on othcn business, and had left him money, he denied that he was the person who

iHe picked up the money and next

rict. There 'ls a ver? large .attend-` ance at court and whilst the petit- loner is not short of witnesses Q' ‘lunge number are called, who do not respond to the call. It was rumored' in Georgetown last night thlrt appli- cation would ife made for the arrrst, of dcliqucnt witnesses. `

The court meets this morning at

nine o'clock.

1.

i

Paton's for quality ln furs

9-l 7dtf.

REV ANDREW ROBERTSON `

TORONTO, Sept 28-Rev Andrew' Robertson, D. D., pastor of St An# drew's Churcli,St John's Nild, has' been extended an unanimous call to James Square Presbyterian Church which has been vacant since the ap-1 pointme/nt of Rev Alfred Gsndier 'tq Principalship of Knox College Dr' Robertson was formerly \pastor of New St Andrew’s Church,Ne`vr Glas-' gow and is n scholarly and able preacher.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

PLAYER INJURED.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept 28--Tho first injuries resulting from the loot- blI‘l practice at Harvard occurred yesterday when H.P. Pirnie, of Wor- cester, left end of .the second tefam ,broke an arm in a hard' tackle. ".1-Is was given into the hands otddctors and will not be able to play grain this year. Leslie, of Chicago, thofre-

‘gular left half-back, was also laid out

called on the Sunda ni ht and dro -'f°l` 5 ’~lm° “"5" 9 rush' t°"I°Y md

1 Y 8 P

ped the 'five dollar note on the gro- und. ‘

The subsequence evidence given Tues-

day has been entirely confined to the i istribution of liquor and treating, both before and on election day.

Evidence has been given that indi-

vidual persons drove' into George-

town and Cardigan anki while they :ere not watching ther horses and wagons, bundles of intoxicating Iliq- uor wera packed therein, the contents otwhich were distribute_d among the c‘__ectors of`_th'e country. It 'has also been sworn to_, that a. prominent Lio- dr`al~Conservartive was first asked to handle liquor at the.electionf, which he refused to do, and his wife was opposed to political liquor, but in go- ingl out to his grainary -one 1ml_orning, shortly before the election, he found n. box of liquonout of which he took one bottle for himself,and subsequent- ly, the box withtho balance of the contents .disappeared o,-s mysteriously ani it bud arrived. The witness had no knowledge of how it came or how it disappeared. His wife however, who was so strongly opposed to political liquor, had been to the Charlottetown exhibition and brought home with her a bottle of rum, which was the witness' favorite drink, and this was the only liquor l_1‘e had hland- led himself, a drink of which he had offered to the defendant, who had stayed nt his house for the night and who in reply, stated that he had some whiskey in his satchel and that he would rather have a glass of

Quite a number of witnesses were

examined some of whom neither new nor drank any intoxicating liquor

had to be replaced by s substitute. It is expected he will be in the 'pro- liminary practice again tomorrow;

_ I

Tile Circulaiiiln of THE GUARDIAN.

Moming Daily md Rural Daily

WEEK ENDING SEPT. 25th. |909 Mono.-iv ._ ........,...1z¢o TUESDAY... ............._7z_4| WEDNESDAY.._..........72a4 T1-iUasD.».v...............73l_5 Flunai sA'rURDAi . _ .. 7994

’l`otal...........44,386'

Daily average. . .1. . . . ~ . .._']395

The circulation ot 'lic USAR- L.or'1'1ll'rowN GUARDIAN in greater than that of all the other Daily Newspapers _on Prince Edward ls- ond eomlhinod. ` __ _ The name lot" Wil"

donates , and

blank and dantrilyol

Inns show only actual

lulntiun.

THE CHARLOTTE- ,_

IVWVN GUARDIAN `-

IS READ DAILY BY

60,000 PERSONS. 9

“subscription books opcn___t;'i" » ~iil=’- re portion pond se-

sistaneo will be ‘glivq “img who wishes tn verify circulation.

.15 id

F'

Bargtiiiisl

_:sig-'k i,“ `

ifargains; _

CALLED TO 'I'ORON'1‘0l"'

‘ THE EDITOR - ~

via, Sydney. and'_North Sydneyf

For the nexttwo weeks we

A at Bargain prices:

will sell off the following good

meeting. 1

mer Governor of South Dakota, was _l the principal speaker. I-le"spoke of

Prince Edward Island. `whlEh"he ter- ‘

. Deposit, N. Y

J. H. Fletcher, ol Portland, icr- ;,1 -L-z5dtf . ' , _ 1'

. .`

-- ~- r

the people who had migrated from j____ '

.nTaD. '_ W

"cnc garden or inn onli of sz. '

, '.'We didn’t leave the little gem set _ in the silver sea because we disliked

1LawNnc°_.. 1 McDONALD-At Westport, Mendocino

County, California, oli__SeM: 6th, 1909, Charles McDonald, aged__ 67 years and 10 months. 1a ne-tilve of

it/_'_ said ex-Gov. Fletcher. “The fact _ ,Orwell _ Point, Queens Qmmty, P. ' ' l

iifin rl I' _r- i'*?;,;

fog

f _ .`

, all kidlj

}Pximwdit at}il?A. `l-lentils!-isagfr

- s

nero. e-mu _

_, _ _ _ iw. If __, _,_~ __»- (qui ~

~ - -i ` 1`~ ` .1 " 1‘l|_`ge hard night coughs of the children!

who »li..li"you gm dm? .|e_u”v\‘r y - .mother gave ytt_u,_l_1\_l:Li\lt__wlnt her ,1

_, _" , jyr mber§:.v‘b1|e1'l Income |||l¢,A7¢\"l 6.

U

Q btoraliioibceiitllc nlyeou - 1

teen( . Kee lion instill.

- c ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 1. .;._ 1 11:2. _ ‘

__ C. B carrying 'produce under-'

< _ .

leck at lowest posible rates For further particulars apply to

PEAKE_BROS & COa,

9-3od3i. Agents.

Z ' 'IIFTEL I

ST.DEN|S f

_ 0 nwav nalitesrkssr 1 1-" ‘naw vfmx crrv.

-i!i$ll'i..".i{.."§s`3.‘f. ¢'.5»..l":v$i’i..'.`.i’.i'i!».".f.

-11-1

s . _

ogrrvice and llomciilc ilurronmilnll

=%_r_sss|1.uumMtAltI1r rl* A -......'1l.iW1t..2....... l wl1l.'rl\v|.oxasou.|

_ .__ I

5 lbs of the best quality te

1 lb can condensed milk Canned goods all prices ‘ 2 bottles of preserved jam

Twenty-five cent bottles of

afor $r.o5

1 lb can condensed coffeeffor :oc

0

TIOC

for 22c

perfume for only r~5c 1

500 of twenty-five cent pipes now only 15c each

All kinds of cased pipes at G‘ood smoking twist at 4c Other kinds atrcason able Call in and see us and see

_ p..‘¢»1

bargains

a fig. prices. 1 ~ 1- ' ' lf if what we say isn’t genuine

. .- ._ ‘.. . J r

. _ `

A. .|._Mcl>uNAl.n.,o`1 C6 .

- - -- Main St, 9-rydtf.

Souris,

-nc... .........._.'. -rm.-:=..~ -. - __ _

,yi

ip

l

` i

. -__ .-

_i

>

’ ' I-(Tl '

A-rr...-..r. Z ...»:.

’ 1

»

=,,_ _ .__

rl <;_

4.

;"..'...- _.f_}.»-3_.J.;.s

T: it.".°.":.f.

1. *ELS-..'

_‘~`

“T-

.I

.-_»_... _. -.';?.';a;- ._._.-.-_ _:cur

“.1

. i .gt

3..

21. 142E:>-'<>.‘»~

.1 1

- -»~.. ._

__g,.-. ,.

l ;7i"f.1

.n-.»-’¢

r :“*.1..r_..: "-

'§-.'4;v~_:.-f.:_-_'r__-_ “eq

__,

if i-

;\ .il :_ gi-

. ii. il ei . ‘,1

ii

Ji

;

.'1' .

_` '.4 -: Fi ii

_f~f- » "_

’--".'._*.-s