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...A”Al?;i9’»‘§‘%’i’§”Pef‘““1N.l ._.___.f.,_,, EFAEEQTQFQOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. CANADA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.19°.. r.,=.°.a-.§.A,e.e..>s,°m..
By Courtesy Farmers’ Advocate, Wlle brought in nnd housed ood ln mo D a. ni.-Jiidgléig 'Eairy Clottie, Beef Cattle, Poultry, Fruit, and Field Roots, Dairy
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in the forcnoon the lust of the live stock
PROVINCIAL EXIIIBITIDN
OPENED AMID A DOWNPDUR
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C. K. afternoon thcgudglng of heavy iiorges was 28 ns
The First Day Marked by Disagreable Weather -The Entries Large
and Varied-Judging in Progress Yesterday Afternoon-Some Of the Awards-a Big Attendance Looked for Today-Large
Crowd Arrived Last Evening
..f`.,.`I‘§L”.fI.‘é`lI.I..fi.§".§`."§.'lI..“"f.'I.l'f.‘f.f."i' THE EXHIBITION PROGRAM TODAY-
_ _ _ .~0m,,,e,,oo,l_ Tho _ludklnu of the fancy 10a. m.-Judging of Carriage Horses in Front of Grand Stand.
The Secretary Of the Ch“'l°"°t°W“ DVWIUB Plfk and Exhibition Association- work, paintings, .irowlngg elm Wu cow 1.30 p. m.-Judging of Sheep begins.
I VY Y I I W _*WWE M' ”I“d°‘I “ml "W DWG "S5 ll' H1080 SGOi-ions 100-F0116 Roses. D II G. Reed, Georgetown, Ont Starter.
_ appears in another column. In the after- V 2_4() ,wus .l-`Ro.l. AND ,,AoE_
A r I lioon the forninl ripening drew some niciv: » _ _ ,
i‘ho lecturers in the evening were at the
Kremnut, br g, by i\iilol, eiitueil ii I ark Stables, Cliarlnttetown,
lJU0i\IC but the attendance wng not 1a|»l;n_ June Morning, hay in, by 1'ai>lrsirIIe d Maud D by All Right, snteied by S N
I l . Dawoon North Tryon. ` ' " ' '
_ A "I" " Y °Wlni= £0 idle C0111 Wcliiilwl' Mill Fleet, buy horse by I' leetwuod, entered hy Gordon Hughes, Charlottetown.
' rain. Cllllllggslzca, D., ch ii, in, hy 1’i\i-ksido, d by All Right, entered by P. S. Brown,
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1so,.,,,or,,- Povlllo" prepared to proccell 2.19 enass 'riio'r aNu ravi-:. with the lectuies but ' CIGYSOI1 'I' 3.19 lm ii Ce =
It Wlll ll I I __ un.crvwns`jm‘u0" Adii Malflr'k.'liH?lii\y}iii'i1xi¥Pii!'{;‘ldle,€i?i‘t`;li*?dlg'(al/Pg.ggduxiailsiiiilcgiiurfiiiiersiile.
Last niglitabouttlirealiundred.pei-sons Year’s Notice-Korea and India ln- =»=»~~=¢»-<1 »~»d~»-A
which everyone earnestly hopes. Cpu
postpone the nrldresses till today
caclicame by the train and boat rind
All now required is fine weather for
lottetovvn.
In As the centre of the fru' ‘ U“"""°“' CI“'"`I°"""°“'”
i ie ariners present ituris decided to Maisie, A.2'4}, bay in, by l rovldor, d by Principal, entered by JI H. Irving, Char-
Park Camp llo, 2.181, hay g, by Parkside, entered by II. L. Ramsay, Sumnierside Iiut Wilkes ay ni, 2,193, entered by A. H. Learmont, Truro, N. S. Rita H., 1.1%, ni, by Israel, entered by Peter Carroll, Halifax.
» ‘ 2.30 chaos 'rnoi' AND ravn.
Jewell, black in 2.U.l by Black Pilot entered by J. P. I ving, Cape 'fra ' s. llloiitiécléay ni, 2.ilI)§ by Exeuutiencor, d by Preceptor, eiintei-ed by A. `;IsLeekie, ' wn.
_,.l Lady Mae br in. by Aldorf d by Barney B entered P S Brown, Cha lottet wn. I “HT DISPLAY nanny cameron in nr, 2.20; by nam.. chief .1 by aiirighe Anifma ily .ions
it displa tl . ' , county exhlbmon of dl",M_°M fmnglls U; mw'(‘/.apitolh, bay ni. by Parkside d by Provider entered hy (/. H. Chandler, Charlotte-
` '°"" Of fl Pyfflmill. doslxncd by Miss Noni Bertini 'l' bay m. by Israel entered l» Peter Curroll Halifax
Fa.-guqmh .|,,l,ghto,- of So,.l,,l_o,.F S Vnundeville performances will be Iyvcn in front ofthe arid stand duriii li
. .'.l ` em" °"' afternoon. H gr g t B
Loxliiix, Sept. Zll.-(Spec-ini.)-Tlie full not contrary to the priiiclple of equal op- 1 II” I’7"""|'I "ml the ““"`°““dl"i! ffllll-S
tr-rt of thc new Anglodapniieso treaty portunities for all nations. IS mnmuscd °f apples' Dems* “mb “pple” ”"“"m"““ "“mU°"'
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has in-.en |nil»lislicd and this lnteriiatloiiiil Lourth, Japan recognizes Bi‘ituiii's spa- I:|:,;§,ol.rl$nn lc" im mu ('un“nt'S‘ *UU Wi" ll- in-"E B- Elderklll Ill till! Chair- C~ M- M0309. D9l1Bl’lfmff“t 0|'
n lecmem is or me utmost impormncel cm con _n _ U It l _ __ ". i.:ial10S. suriiiountcrl Agriculture, Otta\va,~-“Breerlin for the production of Beef."
pi cei in ie security of the Indian with ri pliitc of beautiful li-45 to ii p. ni.- Questions anil Answers. The pri-aial»le sets forth that the treaty frontier rind her right. to take such niea» ““mV“°°d ’l'm“'lJ0l'l”le9- The 00I\b!'ibut0rs 9 to ‘M5 9' m"`M”J“r ']‘“'Sh°pD“'d' Q“e““"’l'°"' o“l“*"S°II Tlllage- F"”`l'm¢l"3
_ ~ . and Moistu ' ."
lsfoi- the consolidation and niainteniince sures inthe proxiiiiity of that frontier as Algiv e£u°B;th’m M“"‘hn°I‘II I-I-45 5° 1162-Ql1¢Sti0DB and Answers- uigciici-»\l peace in Eastern Asia and In- are necessary for safeguarding i.¢.~1m1i.... .. y ’ °“ "’°"' ‘I°h" - »~---- ~~-~- ~--~- - --- ---~ -
.iii, Lan.. yr..-1.. w_ C Whoo Glo.. ' 'w' ' " "" ""”"'~'*
iiia, the preservation of the common ln- possessions. Ala; M Moline, P0'w,m|~ M'rg_ [gnc gl-ps: FLOWERS M" Stewart- ir-rcsts of all the powers in China the ln- ~ . ~ li . Miirsl il ld- G I - Beal' Ce“t"°IJI°°" In WNW °’ C°l°"ed
v Fifth, Neitlieidapiin noi- Britninwitli- y I B . eorge Auld, Covehead. 'l`li@illSDll1Y0fl1li1r\tS 1\l1d IIOWGFBIS a
. ,. _ , . _ L' fi ctr -i,M rLn 1;2.
tcLii~ityoitlniia rind for the preservation oul oomom ul the Dum “ill t , t MTS- D“"0f\ll. ROYIIIW. U- W 'lilylor varied one. Mrs Iticharrlllourke Ro alt me or 0 on rs 4 asm"
_ _ _ - ' ' en errno ollylomlolll _ll R o ' I '_ __ _ _ '_ Y yi MrstieoWI{odgson.
UI ill” l"""‘l'°"’“l "‘llI’l'“ *md d.efe“5° ‘lf sepiirato'agreoinent with another power mnmgile l,-glen [Dill 0 Eason' nker Mm) Lewls’ Lewis Point’ Mm John Ei1\lJl`°ld€FBd 13898075 D`0¥l|€S (U09 N55
England and Japan in Eastern Asia and _ , mm ru t gmwer uf Kmgs Lewis’ MI” M°l¥lIl9“°“' B°y“ll'y' Mr than'tl in number-I, Miss,EdlthLorraine;
to the prejudice of the interests described C0\H\i~Y. |198 N IHPRG UIHDIUY 0f Gfllven-
India. in the prenmbin, stains, spys, Russets, and the other 8' Mrs Ewen H Cnmemn'
The lmlly consists of Bigm ul-g|¢|,,,. leading varieties. He has also a number of lirleily as follows :- , I ` 0 commercial viiriet-ics packed for shipping.
First, \\'l\i2\\€VvI‘ l-he FIKMS 0f tltllvflnniesl, 0l|,o,. l,o,,.o,.s lol" ln hoslllllloo t.ion. Jnines Moore and James Jones, parlyto tin-agreenicnt as set forth in the ,,g,,l,,,,l,_l,,lm,,l PUWDIU; C|li\l‘lL‘S Blfwk. B9d@fl\10. llllve preiiiiiblenrc ln_ieopardy,tlie two Govern- I'"`l"“ SI‘°“"""~"‘ °f "ill°l'¢s~ E‘lW'““l LOW-
»». -'nfiu - ii - . .. '." ' ' : '“°““" °"“' "nn q “I _ I0 " y wnsrer measuus t'° military assistiiiico shall he rendered by llfllilr MPS- UNH- RDLIBFN. Ml`H~ Ullyilelil. protect ilieir i-ight. or interests. ~
Second sliualilcltlier party beconiein- a large display. The general opln
' by the naval and military authorities .
vnlvcd in \\‘arcithcr in defense of its . IU" Uf experts I9 will' Plums "YH territorial ilglits or of special interests A superior I'°I"'sI' yen" while the “ppl” “S
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the other party will at once come to its Benson The fmlt llow ll ls
_ _ force inimediatel and rernai for . ' ever genera 'V
assistance and conduct war in common m y _ “ ten far in excess of what was axpected.|
ye 's.
making peace in mutual agreement with
il, ,llly ,,.ll|, lllo opooslng oo“,o,.S_ It may he tciniiiiated at the expiration SCHOOL DISPLAY
'p|,l,.,|, ]],.ll_,,l,, rooognlzoo Joom,-o o,,,.l,_ of that time by either party giving twelve Upstairs in the niain building are large mmm, pollllmll mlllmry and eeonflmlc ln_ monllw ,lolloo ,mlooo ol tho "mo ol the displays by Prince School in sets of cxniu. lerest in Koi-en and admits that Japan axplmllnll “ml” Pl“"'Y I9 “°l‘“"~llY 0"' papers' memory maps cuueetlong by
shall iakc all measures proper for the pro-, ‘Wired I" “”""- “'l‘°“ ll' Ella" "°"‘“|“ “nm Klndeogarten work and by West Kent nciinllofsuol, (moreso, orovldod they “ro peace is established. aiirl Queen Square in manual training
Sixth Britain will iniilntain strlt
neutrality regarding the present wrir,
Seveiitli The conditions under which
one power to the other shall be arranged
of tho contrnitiiig parties.
Eighl.li~Tlie ngri-cirient shall come into
' ».- `_ _ worl-r.under the supervision of Prof.,
ured of Lame Back After I5 Year . ther-'uriilsehoolsln Prince County under
ofSuf`f`erIn . - .l
K the supervision of Theodore Ross
“Illini been troubled with lame back --
ioriiiiecn years and I found n complete
recovery in ilic use of Chamberlain's Pnil The display ln this Ilno is pronounced Hamm? Luce w£°rk~" Anno Mc lliilni,"says .lolin G. Bisher, Glllam, Ind. much above the average ln quality but Mm,"-V’ Z' Jmephlne wage' _l Tliislinlmcntis also without an cqun possibly there are not-nsinany speclmensl Pam” hx” wl°rll:`°l’ AH” McMu"“y'~
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l 2,MrsI{. .W g t. ltllfgoxggtillnrl bruises. ltis for siilc by --- as in most former years. Bunenburg lace wm_k_l' Alma MW
` LADY'S FANUYWORK- Murray; 2, Josephine Lepage.
= 1: ni-;iiEnio'roN, Sept. 2d-(Special)-The Loco l,,m,lko,.ol,lof_l’ Alloo MoMm~my_
mom, lolloy resulted oo follows. This department in some sections is not LMA dcsnert D.0ylle` (not le” than sl!
E Lili class Etta Mac first. Daisy Wilkes “B wal' 'mod "S °“ prevmus years' The in number)-1, Alice McMurriiy.
' K I M d B DI k lace work is particiiliirly worthy of Kenolnooon embroidery-l, MFBMMY
“"°°’“ ' mme] “ l r ' "W" ° mention as also is the eyelcu eiiihroidcry E_ Taylor; 2' Mm Ewen H_ CnmM»_on_~‘
fourth. llest time 2i§.| and hardanger work which have been .
A great shoe for men, The “Slater” price $3.50. Every pm with oak Tanned Soles that resist
water. The popular shoe of Canada, big
variety of lasts and widths.
Sole A ents. “ wimi ssl “ WW* “M ' otabrooko
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it is pleasant. to take and can always be depended upon. For sale by all drug- ists.
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WEATHER TODAY.
Toizoivro, Sept. 27.-(Spee|nl.)-North
westerly to westerly winds, fresh during the day, iino and cdol.
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN
siiould be the best obtainable. The Sin- ger sewing machine is aclrnovviedged the lightest running, most durable and con- venient of any. Look for the red 5'
llinrd'| Llnlmonl ilellovu licura l
EE SEEN EE
Chamber|ain’s Cough Remedy- ‘
Tlilsisn inedielne of great worth and
molit. l'l‘i~yit when youlhax li eoogllioy
U ( fin( \l ` CCF Il Il IB )(! HB( l :itirtiiellliiickmseiief which ir. Iirronis. ` Indldfl H01' CBYIOII lf€2 SIOIIC
produces the Red Rose flavor
Senator Ferguson has also a large collee»
St Peters ifond and Geo Ii' C
and John Nowson, city. have each
was to be expected are not up to last
pupils, mounted wild flowers etc and
Barlow Tliereis alsofa small exhibit by
PAI_NTl.NGS, EIC.
l hyelet Euibrgldcry~1, Lillian Fennell
The 2.10 class was won by liutll Wilkes. D“i» I" UW WIN "SU fm' th” ""5 “nl” ‘ll 9 2 Mr, F 1 }1,,,,,,,m| held especially for the help rendered hy
' the eastern ' ' ' with Estelle Bo se -o d March Wood °’°““’°"' Th” "mm" occupies Best Centrepleee in Colored Silk-1
\ mm Bm ml; 21; “ ' .cation ern... building and is it naar ar- Nemo Morgan; ,_ Am owen
Houston, city, are among the principal exhibitors, A large number of cut flowers will come in this morning and greatly increase the showing.
PRIZE W_lllNERS.
(TLASH LVI,-i.Al')lY'H FANCY “YORK EMNIIUI DERY, ETC.
l»1`“°"l°“ 5° “ll ladies' l Best Centrepieoe in White Silk-1, Miss
TO ploduce a tea with
of Red Rose Tea
Red Rose Tea t_he_ only where it _is once tried.
Queen Street, Charlottetown. “|90 °" l
south aide of Wntor Street. Summeruidh '
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CHICAGO MARKETS _
GOII BYOS-s ..‘.’.':‘°:.‘:.':;. ’; I is 5005 Tea
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8 P°"‘ °"""“ P°"‘ 'W5 z 6> si.|»n». N.B.. rome. wn-lm
indian alone is impossible. .
Neither Indian nor Ceylon in iiisilf _POSSQSSCS
the Red Rose flavor, but combine in Froger proportions they produce the "t‘iCE'fi'UlfY 3 H that has made Red Rose Tea. famous-that makes
the "rich fruity flavor" from either Ceylon or
tea used in any borne
Art Fancy Work, best specimen (not
mentioned ln list.-1, MissEiizaAnderson;
Mount; Mellick Work-l, Miss Annie
Johnson ; 2, Mrs F L Hnszard.
Hnrdanger Work -l, Gladys Lord; 2,
Lillian Fenneli.
Cut Work or Roman Embroidery-l
Lillian Fennell.
i<Nrr'rino.l °
Quiltl Miss Margaret Weotlierhie, 2
Christina McLean.
Shawl 1 Mrs J. W, Gardiner, 2 Miss
Lily Bracken.
Lace Specimen, not less than one yard.
1 Miss M. A. Beers 2 Fiorric Smith.
cnociisr.
Afghan, 1 Mrs George B. McNutt, 2
Miss Annie Howatt.
Quilt, lMlss A. McQuaid ,2 C. S. How-
ard.
Siiawl,l Adella Murphy, 2 Mrs E. C.
Stewart.
Lace Specimen, not less than one yard
I Miss A McQuaid, 2 Ethel Henderson.
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MEETING.
At a meeting ofthe Board of Directors
Monday evening plans were laid for closing the financial year which ends Oct. Illst, with a clean sheet as far ns current expenses is concerned.
A resolution of appreciation was passed
expressing their zipprobstion of the benefits of the Maritinie convention just
Dr. Warner,IR. C. Morse, E. T. Cotton and F. S. Goodman of New York and D. A. Biidgo and C. T. Williams of Mon- treal.
In the monthly report given by 'Secret ary Archibald he said that this the first month of his service had been spent large- ly lii getting acquainted with the incin- hers and things in general.
Considerable preparation work has been
done, looking forward to the opening of gyniiiasiuni classes 0r:t.8rd.'I’haoutlook for large classes iagood.He asked the members of the board to attend the business men's gymiiasiuin class and try to induce other business men to coma.
The average attendance at the men’s
meeting for the month was 112 one boy’s meeting waif hnld an attendance of 23 when three boys expressed their desire to begin the Christian life.
At the ooncert. held in Market Hall $121
was cleared.
Inipmvcments have been niads in the Hin and gymnasium which wiii ...ni greatly to its attractiveness and useful. ness.
AGREEMENT REACHED.
Kaawran, Sweden, Sept. $3. -Ari
agreement was reached this morning on the tai-ms for dissolution ofthe Union of Noi-way and Sweden. The understand- ing was arrived at during the final sols- ion of the delegates, which lsaied over three hours during which they were an- giiging in preparing a protocol for the rc- proaentntivaa of the two ooiitriu.
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2, Mrs A E Morrison. I
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By Courtesy Farmers’ Advocate.
HON. F. L. HASZARD.‘K. c~¢ l '°5ld°”t Of U16 P- E. I. Provincial Driving I’ark and Exhibition Association
And Narrowly Escaped
in the Case, Fo
Sar'Kvii.i.s, Sept, all »(Sp¢-cial.)-I.ast
'1`iiursday ii man named Maedougnll, one of the guards at Dorchester Penitentiary was found on the road near \Vestcoek un~
conscious and with his (ace badly crushed.
The aB`iilr is mysterious but it appears
that Maedougall accompanied by Blanche
Dooley, i\ woman out. on ticket of leave, procured liquor and went driving to»
PENITENTIARY
GUARD INJURED
Death Near Sar.kviIle---
Liquor at the Bottom of if But the Mystery Not Cleared Up-A Woman
rmerly a Convict
wards Snckvllio.
Some hours later Macdougall was found
on the road and the woman holding iin- reins was lasiiini: the horse which wn.. rearing about the proailriite ninn.
The woman was frenzied by drink and
had the guards not happened along when they did Mncdougail would proliahly have been killed by being trampled on by the horse.
BIISIUII KNIEHIS
[ll EIIIIIMBIIS
lieached Si. John Last Niglifl and Coming Today-Their Steamer Delayed.
S'r. JOHN. Sept. 20.-(Special)-'I‘iie Ilon-
ton Knights of Columbus ontlicii- way to Charlottetown arrived here this evening.
Their steamer was delayed. They cross
tomorrow.
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}Ial.ii-'AX, Sept. 20.-(Special.)~'l‘lic lla-
lifax and South Western accoiiimoriatioii train from Liverpool to lialifax was ditch- ed today near Mehone.
The engine, two freight cars and two
passenger couches were thrown oil. No one was hurt but the rolling stock was
badly llainaged.
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Toliri, Sept. 22.~'l`lie iiuiiiber of mein-`
orlals to the Tliroiic from different associations and individuals, conrlcmiiing the peace treaty and asking that it bo not ratified exceeds forty, uriioiig which is an address signed by six professors of tho Imperial University. I'liia memorial strongly urges the necessity for refusing to ratfy the peace treaty,anrl condemns it as entirely anuuling the purpose of the war as set forth in tho declaration of hostilities.
It is alsoiitated thatlnilispiitablnreaiioiis
exist for refusing to ratifyihotrcaty which is deemed to be pregnant 'with elements of humiliation and future danger, to the national interest. It. trans- pirsa that in spite ci Preinier Katsura's assurance to the contrary, to the editors, them exists a clause in the treaty by which :Japan undertakes not to fortify Soyo Strait, more commonly known as
A HOUSE CLEANING LUNCHEON
Ciarlr's sliced smoked Ileef~n der-lions
and substantial dish for any ineaI-- ready to serve-Ask your dealer.
IHI lllllllllll GIMP Ulllillllli
l‘-I-.»l>».».l_v Going to Petewawa Season Late and Accom- modations Not Com- plete.
Orrawa, Sept. ntl-The Artillery Camp
at Petr-wawa has been cancelled.
No rictai.-liments of Garrison Artillery
will go forward.
The reason is thai.. the season is so far
advanced, ncooinniodations for the men are not complete and members of the permanent corps who are instructors have to go to Halifax. ii
Ln Peronse Strait which seprtrates Yezo from ilie island of Sakliiiliii. As a result intense indignation is felt ainoiii; the iiifiuential classes, as this is rieoiiied lo bo tho greatest liuiiiillatioii .lnpnii has ever siiffered.
Mechanics, Farmers, Sportxmen . To heal and soften the skin and remove
_(reuse, oil and r1isiatain.s,pa|iit and earth. cle use The "Master Mechanlc'|" Tai' Soap Albert Toiietiaorum. Mt-a.
School Maps.
Stelnbeiger. Hendry 51
Co‘s Howard Vincent Map of' the British Empire, size 72x63- net price . . . .. $5.00
Copp Clark Co's. new
Map of the Dominion of Canada, size 96x60, $60()
Gage's Maps of the Do-
minion, Hemlspheres, North America. etc., -each .. ..$4 00
MacKlnlay’a Map of the Maritime Provinces, $5.00
Map Drawing Books,
Prang’s Drawing Books.
CARTER & C0.. Liti_,
Charlottetown, Booksellers and Slaiiorv ~
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