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"Supervisor Stewart Contended that Text Book Grzmrner was Praciica-lly _ _ ; ~ 1 ' V' P . J ` . _ .- . Useless- A- ~D- 'McArthur Contrasted‘S_cho:1s,of the Olden R°b9l"Val'0f-Amil_9fSt §9lS_-.these-?»24`_ ¢_l_a3$fT'Pal'k c*‘"Pb°"°_'fh°f'W€fll Hls 'mid is

Time With the_ Present- Professor Wdtts Read an Ercellent ' k"0W" 5Pl'l,'lghlll G3ldlllg Wllis the Ff€_9_f°l` 'fill-l'_9flf'»l-l)'lf-5'*-*f_l_l§llt.-_ 1; 1 ,

Pape' °" MWC- A ' ‘ of Halifax takes the 2'-34 Class-f»`» 1- . -'

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Soleil Also Mildly Censures the 4

Modern Israel.

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has no control ova- the tariff. il

A SHARP BIIUKI.

The Globe says the linlstry will stand

or fall by the tariff and no one linister hasany authority to depart hom this

coarse, Qiihld Inayspeaktin auch a way that it bccimee lecsaty to dispute' and

disclaim his utterances.

ranncx Parka aoamsr ranrr.

Qulnlq, Sept. 25-(Special.)-Ls Soleil. I a government organ, defends Ir. Fishsri from sbs masks or rms, me abubn mel' opportune-ness of such a debate in_ the absence of the liniater of Finance.

It asks.-why plunge all interests into

uncertainty and doubt for months before the meeting of Parliament, with no de-`

lined d eciaration to go upon.

CANADIAN STOCKS.

Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G RYKERT__8t CO., MEMBERS OF THE r HONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE,

Iomtrcal. _

Closing prices Sept 24 Sept 25 O. P. R. _ _ 1191 1 1395 rwmcn_yb_ _ 124" 1235

Iosonto Ry. 1

Halifax Street 108 Richelieu ik Ontario ~ 106 Dominion Coal Common ex.div. 135 I. and S. Com

“ Pre’r'd. “ Bonds 90

Nova Swtla Steel Montreal Power

Amal Superior

Ogiivie Common

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The Association opened at 9.25 o’clor-k f illustrative ouflines of less'

e. m. President Campbell presiding. A. `lEnglish as taught thccity schools T126 Second his “dns qt Athedriying him no w"B' Bo who 1-“ummm

_ _ _ ' ' ` -° par was another _unqual_i_fied_ successiso

D. McArthur read a paper on Crowclmg This excellent paper was discussed by fu as ammd.nc8"was “named This sbs omission uetbbcs and Result.” In -J anesay seo J n' seamen or mr: ° " ” ' =

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_ this paper a-contrast was drawn' between I the course of his remarks suggested tial; W;si,§v1E;;?Y';-;J;T, :E‘;v;g;?f2;y” th, -the_scn_ooloftheolden.tiineand_ thatpftlle it an "arrangement could' bc made by ,Wald have bei", had. they bxn mm.,

- DPBSBM 383' emphasizing the 'fact that which`stndents in Prince of Wales Col ‘ ` ' 4 ' l

Tonosro, Sept, 25-4Special)¢-The Globe

says Mr. Tarte’s tariff utterances need canse no uneasiness as his department

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» ~ - ~ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ J _ ' ' evenly matched, while,~the'time, par- while in the ,past much attention was Inge who are preparing for teaching “cm” in th f "_ `_'| 31 “ ' paid to the three R's todaywe have much could be allow d t ‘sit h Lv 8 "alot al was low

_ __ . __ __ _ - _ _° 9 v1 if 6 severe, ~B nb_ ni’ '"d_:c_tb_ b- depart1_nentso!__the' city schools and _ob~ :njoyei?h,:l.'ns¢l°:ess_s_eg` ver

_ l¢|0l0030K¢~_ -- - serve the methods followed- there,-it hiawryot Q 1 In

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135 116

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insulin gras s. oi. Members lionfr_all___8ioek Exchange-

Buy and sell atcckaou London. New York, Tor

barb, and new-an saber nzeinniges. __

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.should be taught. Again tnera is a lack of material in the average school room. Selections in our readers while of a` high order are not suitable to the grades whish they are found: A grmthid tothe teaching would be a good library in every school. ` _ . ‘ 'The deterioration in the me-*tel* 01 public oratory is `sho\vn_by a comm i°

' leon of the parliamentary discussion of our

legislature of today and thirty years ago,

_Law Courts. Several excellent sugges- tions were made as to l11S$h°d_9 5*; adopted to secure l_¥0°d E"8t_i'h~ A '“m_*b°"

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asnrfeit. _The training in analysis train »»-_fe-The .teachers were urged to become of pildf-ipquainted with the theory of music and’

A lecoure the assistance of musical persons;

The time at the disposal ot the teacher 'and introduce the work to the schools. He

further advocated .that a committee be' appointed who shall makes selection of suitable pieces for school music and ask - the Government for aid in the distribution'

of those selection.-. In towns there mlgh be collective practices. The tollowing took part in the discussion R-sv. Mr, Stevenson, Rev. Hx'-.' Mr.-Leod, Dr. McKay. _ _ l_ The thanks of the Convention were tendered Prof. Watts for -his' paper, -cbupledwith a request that he allow* his paper tri be publiehed.

I Convention then adjourned.

also the addresses to be heard in our. ‘The members of the Association spent a

mast enjoyable and profitable hour last evening. while Prof. Watts gave to them as lesson illu_s'trative of how the subject of

"` _ X"-\ ' ,_ gmusio 'might be easily and profitably in-

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trodnced ictothe schools. Many teachers who hal hitherto refrained from the ~at- tem t to take' up the subject, fear-in

them-_it might be possi/ble to ha ve music

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that they could -not-successfully teach theLR~ B _ _ R n _ h _

subject, were convinced that even for a _ - ‘ = ' »

.W ` ` I u l "in theirschools. Many were the exnrea- `

' _ 9 sionsof appreciation heard on all sides

from the teachers present. '_ ‘ _

end is a good line of men’s don- - 'B1§`Sf0Ck.' ` _ PROGRAM.

gola kid boots, fairly h¢2VY_ S016 $r.68. and our $1.75' 1nen’S 509% heavy sole uailedou solid, Seams, back strap, .$1.75. I boots are good Vdiilfiild fa-St sen-'lf

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Lsndrigan, Inspector -Mclntyre, J. D, ing. V __ . `

S¢§mBD,Dr. H¢KB!»i113¥°¢@°P- M¢c°l°|H5°~ :The thanks_` of the convention were nur) I ‘i 1' Xmhpog Wu Onmotion thajtlranksof the~Con'vention' tendered Hr. Stewart and acknowledged. The “lane” i” ~"m° m°° "end R11*-_ were tendered 'Mr McArthur, which ' The following resolution was nn- 'B°b°"°l»J°° Y°\_“lKb°”i'~B°"°h°L' 3'" 1' was briefly acknowiedged by him. animously adopted vizz- _ - R' T"M‘ 91°- °_‘”"‘°h°d- '"5" G°7 J’ 4 1 '

_.' Snpervilor Stewart read apiper taking 'Resolved that the Er°cutiv'e'be instruc- lmmmt’ Gear’ “ml Nh” wmms' 'T°°

~ fdrhls subject English Grammar. He con- ted to apply to the Government to' give Y°“°gh°“"' hmm °n tm ant #t'u'°°- Rex

_*tended that the teaching ol_text book such recognition to the ‘_‘Summer School 1°dt°u9."°db¥ R°5“"'°»1- Th” 1555*’

- 48315103? WM Practi°&ll.Y llbeless as .lj of Science for the Atlantic Provinces of "‘hmd`a"' mm han Lui’ Rex

lmeans ot teaching the use of the English" Canada" as will secure a meeting of the We 1°” °“d; k-el,” it 1° °.h°l9'_“ _“nh out the heats-and ‘ language. The question was asked bbw sbbbbx in this Province in wot. R""°‘T"°l f°fK°‘l-°l’°°d_ “Pd 1°# lil’-9 fl\°°*`l _ Q, §,.,¢*`g;,.,, , much Grammar _- _was studied by Prof. Watts read an excellent paper on l Wm' RP? “ °l°S° S°°°”d» B¢1'°h* 1*? thi"-_‘ Shakespeare, Milton, and the other music; In this paper the contentlcnwas _Tim°2°zlé‘ A 5

authors* ot our classic English. made that while observation appealed to -_ _ 2-21 (SB00N'D`HEAf’l,')-' " u A ‘ ` 11|,-g"||__;` ' - ' '

A's absured _to I undertake ` t`o` the eye, music appealed also tothe ear. In 1 The horses got away we1lbnnched'and'_ -Time,2.24§, _ _ , _ ._ ,teach a yiiunii duck to swim as to tea ch _the study of music h”ealth"is improved, kept close company with one auotfherun- A Thelhorsesismagpéh. 'ere his Enslish chilfl rhqfuse °1_!hls native ww- individuality d_eve1>ned. happiness is in the quarter. Jbsvbangbesre bbeirmbki .bien by`B»s'=utm of amha-si. and `8\lG~"0f 2-’1`§E§[¥1*=\'i°*1I*m9»l.Y-‘ii We hf\lv~‘ l a ‘ increased. theleai fron; R. T. M., Rex soon followed' Farm Grace \5fSpringhi1l. " S' ' :j g ` '

:;i?gli:;s;1?r2stidhTthir:§Ex $18132? :rata dt: i'°3_-Sum, '(sm_°°_ND n"'_A_TlJ.-' _ ' termined to win, but he was unequal to This wasa .procession _from the Grst thetask, although coming under _the wire Parkwood kept. a fewlengths' of his pae- onlya length behind his rivr), Bertha L. -ing rival.; ~KiékaPD‘if-b8»\`¢1¥ 1911795 iii* 51?

got third.

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homeetretch Roberval stayed by his wheel

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Bertba L gas' tbinypiace, Rex

RTM was distanced - _

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“~ ‘J Boberval took the lead at the start and held itio the finish. Rex star ted to urge

him on the homestretch but was bimgglf bbiisrf-4 by Jes Ybubgbem. They sunb- _ed with Rex a nose ahead. _ ' _ ___ 'mme acer. '-

Following is the Summary.

1902 2.21 race mile heats, best three, etc

_ _ ._ _ _ _ _ - - 'n_- ` five to'ba:rness'.__purse $230, 50per cent,

'to iirst. 25 to second. 15 to third a_nd'10 fto fourth. _ `

Roberv_s1,2.29;,_br.,s., by wm{,,.§ _ ’ _ - A. E.-Etter,-.Amhe1st. driven by-_ ._-‘

RSX. i_3_-21%.'-f by *Jay Bilrd,_"_Frod_._ _

Who will speak on Domvstfo Science -at the.Conventlon to-dar." - " _tgpanigiuh f -___ ’2‘2`4 2

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the 2.36 class on Dominion Day. He stari-

heat a close second in‘2.l9. Mr.'Rsid sold

Rex broke at the start but soon caught; , > ~ _wan ‘ Joe secured first place and held it to thai two' It ‘ns

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more interest than the; th;-eg .gfjulggn if Time_2.2’{§. _ ' ' _ this event. Park Gsmnbe11°.Pbrk-mba md " The following as tba sanitary: ' ' ’ Kickapoo. Park Camsbaisisbrsnrsiae-J ' obsrxmewwninnvmg 1>srx,'aa4m`t_- Hernandmfour were 0ld.rsi_sed by"-'l‘hcma¢,l; purse $1.10 ¢livided.- - - ‘~ ' ‘_ - - R¢id.0f U-UWB. New Landon. He' was_,Starlight, b.'g., by. Rampart, F. _' 1 raced asa three year old, winning _the .B°ug¢11i_¢r,_H;1if5x, r ' _ 1 1 1 _ stakeraees ia _Summer-sideln 286.' ' As a _ Parkio, bay g. by_Paik_side, Oliver - ' V _' ‘fonryear oldhe won in_Summerside ini Mason,-S‘outhpo’rt, ' ' 2_2 2

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The starters were Starlight of Halifax; Parris 'br sbutapm, Euly sim or aim-' ton, Rasemont of Charloti»eto_wn and .Br-ll' Stanford of_ Royalty. Starlight won easily at 2.30. Parkin and Rosemont fought to a lnish for second place. The former won. after _a splendid- burst ol speed

horses, _Lady Sim wastonrth _and

Staagord was distanced. _ _` -_ _

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_ Only took secondplace, ‘he demonstrated P. S. Brown, Charlottetown, 3_4 4 ` C rtc his ability was fast. being in the last ' Time-z3o,lz.21§,2.27 5. l 3 I S

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