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___ _.____ ,_v_,______, FOR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP-

. AGENTS WANTED-lllorwy orlsllyoor- tions. Apply Box 176. °i*Y-

llcd selling our I’f-1-rless Series of /__ ___ ___ _g,_vg3§35"fj19MU-

= Personal Greeting Cards during yollr |j'ES||q`AB|__E _DWELLING _HOUSE i Sparta tlmc. Ton dollars to twellly for salc, No. 12 Upper Hillsborough dollnrs per Week easily cnrncll Ill street; lot, 50 feet by 7'? feet, sow.

half an hour cucll evening. Our 3|-agp, good repair, Apply to Gau- cards :ire tho clloupest ulld best de; & }{agza;-(1, Solicitors, selling on the nlarkci. Book free. 5136_8_27M2wks_ \\l°lte, 'Ioronto Greeting Card Co., -B-Rb-OKEYN;

529 Pape Avenue, Toronto. Lot 61 of 100 acres’ 75_c1,,ared_

57f36‘9'2M11l- balance covered with hard and soft

Wood; buildings almost new; Wm

FEMALE HELP WANTED sell cheap for quick sale. Apply C.

______ Jardine, Brooklyn. 5491-9-7M6'l_

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HousE'A`Np`l.o-r"l=6n"s`ACET113

housework. Apply to 80. Upper

Upper Prince Street, with vacant

_iPI'lYlC€ Sf- _ _9'1Mlf_» lot adjoining; desirable property;

WANTED AT p~ALC()_\'w001) H05. to be sold at Public Auction on

“ul young women for wa,-d wo;-k_ premises on Thursday, Sept. 10th,

3730`7`28m“' iilvfllgdado °'i)‘gi'r£l?iJlilér pil;

“`l.”»iD`l`E`s"w`A"N'rl`aD""l‘o""oo ` E/fs`v`, ‘ _

pleasant. coloring work at homo. ;;crl;]a'és0l?£ltJ(I)¥st° Gaudet & Has Can nluke $15 to $20 weekly. Ex- ’ ' 5135_8_26m12|

pcrlcncc unllccessnry,_ no canvass- | - | if, ing. National l)f~coratlllg Co., I):-pt. ; _ N. G9 Adelaide St. Mast Toronto,

Ont. 50241)-8-22I\l:’>2i.

FUI-’IL1~l NURSES, MALE AND FE-

nlale, Wanted at the Talllltfln EtHf.B Hospital 'lraining School for Nurs-

`. ee. For particulars, address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt., Taunton

_ Stats Hospital, Taunton Mass.

2286-5-I»Mtf.

FOR SALE Fon sAl._E.- FARM ol= 84 Acnes

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l.os'r`.-lrf 'c`liorl6tié'l5vlF"Go'lT°Carf

Link initials W.M. M. Finder please

` `Ienvo here. 5247-9-2mti

LOST.-IN THIS CITY ON WED- ncsday 2, Inst., a bloodstonc slgnet ring, cllgrnvcd with crest of cherry treo and bearing the motto. “All vulercllx coollr rien impossible." Finder will be rewarded by leaving nt this office. 9-8-mill

LOST IN THIS CITY SEPT. 7TH., n brown pocket hook, containing a

wllll dwelling house und ontbuild- Sum uf money' Linder please leave

~ _ _ M. ‘C ‘

Inga at (anoc Love. 40 acres clear gmc-__ O auagmm 8’ Great

__ balallce 1-ov(-red wltll n good growth Y ,

M SCELLANFOUS

» of hard and soft wood. Terms casy_

= - Apply to Sarah McLean, Canoe I - -

covt-_ 5481-9-5MH1<lpfl Foirikirs Pl-loros nl~n..-incl-.-o

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING LARGE all sizes,Crnyns,Pnstels and Ollets

slllpnlcnts of llry Gootls. Glassware, Convex Portraits and frames a Boots ami Shops, Inspect our stock. specialty, (14x20 raised glass 50

_, Wo can save- _vnu money. This is tho cts.) F. Young. 72 Upper Queen St.,

tj best place to buy groceries, and all Charlottetown. 5137-8-26M1mo. _ ' provisions. Our prlccs are thc ’|qEf4`T|N'_§`\}`ERy“ TOWN ANU y||_.

lowest consistent with quality. Mac- mg., to demonstrate prgmus Wick. NGWHB. BOIIBIIBW- 547‘i'9'5M2WI>d- less Oll Stove. Models for kitchen,

camp, yachts. Big commissions. H. B. Bailey, Fredericton. N. I3.

.'. ..

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‘li-' " old); also I second-hand buggy. Ap-

Avarda: 1174770-il--'Y»VMttl.__

GET vous BINDER 'rwlNafA'r

MacNe-vins. Bollsllnw. and llc sure

Au'r`6s""l=6a"HlaE"Tlsxe£atEN'cT

cd cImufl‘eurs_ Comfortable cars. lslnnd Motor Supply Co., Great

¢ 3616-7-22Mtf.

_ __ _ FOR SAI E__50 pairs young much . urea Mink, s shares la 1914 alvi- WANTED _ dend fox company. Bllver black WAN-|-E5 By 'yoU~a GENTLE, .. and patch foxes. T. Gordon Ives, mam mom ,md board for a few -N Mootazoo P. E. I. v_'1_-_si_rfllltl_. months in nie country. preferably ii F05 SALE.-3 PAIRS YOUNG SIL- near Summerside, would pay Ilb- ll ver black foxes. Class "A" pedl- crally for good accommodations.

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IT PAYS to I>llY,ifI thi! Provllbl.

hooner Florence' owned by Hr

Joseph Gallant. Rustlco ls at present unloading lumber at Rustlcovlllef-Z.

NEW HALL.-Work on the new

public hall in Victoria is progressing very favorably under the direction ot Win Bradley. foreman.-V.

GOOD ROADS.-Mr. F. W.” Snow.

Roadmaster. Victoria. ls to be congra- tulated on the many improvements he has made on the roads in his dls_tricL 'Ebay are now in excellant shape and a credit to the community.--V.

By the late express last night there

arrived in Charlottetown Mr and Mrs George M. Gordon. of Brockton, Mass. Mrs Gordon ls a daughter of Llaut.- Governor Rogers ,and she and her husband are hero on a short vlslt.

8. S. HARLAND.-The S. 8. Har-

land left Victoria on Thursday at 7.00 a. ni. for Cbarlotetown with a small cargo of mlxed freight. She re- turned at 6.00 p. m., with a cargo con- sisting principally of flour for Wright Bros. A large party of excursionlsls from Charlottetown were on board and after a stay of half an hour left on return for the city.-V.

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HALIFAX RACES.~'I‘wo carloads

of horses will leave Charlottetown on Friday and Saturday of this week for Halifax to take part in the races which will be held there on Septem- ber I5--18 inclusive. Over one hun- dred entries have been recelved for the races. This will be the largest number of horses ever seen on any track ln these provinces. It is expect- ed that a large number of horsemen and other interested persons will leave Charlotteown and other parts of the province to witness the events.

IN PRINCESS PATRICIA REGI-

MENT.-Aslde from the number of 1". E. Islanders who are going direct from their native province to the front, many of them are enlisting ill other parts of Canada. lt was only yesterday that Tile Guardian learned that Mr. Jack Bethune, son of Mr. J. J. Bethune. ltoad Master of the P. E. 1. Ii. R., had enlisted in the Princess Patricia Regiment. Mr. Bethune was

a telegraph operator tn the employ of the C. P. R. and gave up his posi-

tion to serve his country.

RETURNED HOME.- Professor

Theodore Rosa, who had been attend- ing the Inter-Provincial Education Conference and the Annual Fruit- growers’ Convention, Grimsby, On- tario, returncd to Charlottetown on the late express last night. Professor Ross had an interesting experience in Ontario, having visited Niagara by automobile. He says the people of Toronto and other cities are quite enthusiastic in their loyalty, and the fervent hope given utterance by every citizen is that Britain may will. The interest taken in the Fruit-growers' meeting is as keen as ever.

WEDDING BELLS.-A quiet but

pretty wedding took place at the home of the brlde’s mother, Clyde Cottage, New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island, on September the 2nd, when Miss Margaret Loretta. youngest daughter of the late Mr George Stevenson, was united ill marriage to Mr John Clark. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. ll. O. Crow, pastor of the New Glasgow Christian Church, in the presence of rl few immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The bride was becomillgly nttired in a gown of cream silk eollenne with shadow lace and silk trimmings, and was un- attended. 'l‘lle groom is the son of Mr Samuel Clark, of South Rustico, and is a prosperous youllg farmer ol that place, where thc happy young couple intend to reside.

TO-DAY'S MEETINGS.-In view

of the present European crisis, where- in the ideals of liberty and universal peace are threatened by the forces of military aggression. a National (Tall to Prayer has been issued by the lead- ers of various Christian bodies in Canada. for Wednesday. September 9th, 1914. All the Christian people of Canada are asked individually and unltedly to call upon the God of the Nations to uphold thc cause of justice. truth and righteousness and thereby hasten the coming of the Kingdom of Our Lord. It is recommended tllat it be a day of contrltlon alld prayer. In response to this request the Minister- ial Association has arranged for two services to-day. The first will be in Zion Church from 12.30 to I p. m. The second will be in the First Methodist Church from 7.330 to 8.30. It ls hop- ed that the people will be present in large numbers at both services and that the day will be n memorable one.

:zln Rexall Syl-up of Hypophosph-

ites you can get. an excellent general tonic of established and popular merit

-tll'e right article for building up bone, blood and sinews. In full 16 oz.

bottles, $1.00, money back if not sat- isfied. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner

Great George and Kent Streets. Mtf.

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::lf you want a good investment

pllt your money In the St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. Full par- ticulars on application to Wm. Moran, Secretary, Box 506. Charlotetown.

3363-7-10Mtf.

::Don‘t miss the big dividends in

the fox business. The St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company offers you one of the best propositions seen on the market. Write Wm. Moran, Char- lotetown, P. E. Island for particu- lars. 3363-7-10Mtf.

ZZSUCCESSFUL COMPANY.-The

_ of Right Quality at lllgllt Prcos. George St. Phone 485-L. promote;-g of the Bainagowjm pox

fompany of Kinross are pleased to

report that on an exceedingly low cap- italization with exceptionally good

uck are in a position to pay 150 per

cent. The Increase (all Island strain) _ average 70 per cent. black blood and

how 85 per cent. dark color, all be-

ing healthy and vigorous. lt ll the

_ purpose of the company to keep two

, grae. Crawford Hayden, St. Pe- ters. P. E. I. 5181-s-zsmzolpa GABOLINE ENGINES.-A PICKARD

-,_ It Co. are offering 20 high grado ;_ gasoline engines for sale at a very ° low price In order to clear. Those

Address, W. B., Portage. P. E. I.

5459-9-3Ml6pd.

WANTED,-HOUSE OR ROOMS suitable for light house keeping. fur- nished or unfurnlshed. Modern im- provements, good locally, three a

D 4

airs of the Increase and re-capitalize pairs ot $8,000.00. Any wlshlllg to nveat. ln the company. with. good

prospects would do well to communi-

UNLOADING LUMBER..-- The

sc l. . _ I

'lady Interested in homo dl~ess-m:lk-

rlcers ot the szad Regiment. which

-on “Co-operation of the Home and

address on the “Archaeology of

stereoptlcou views many phases of

G. M‘Dougall, E. Illackaddcr, of Hali- fax. and Dr S. L. Walker of Truro,

www

Evie B. I Nl-T10 I: Co.

5524

SPECIAL SERVICES . are being conducted ln‘Winsloe South by Rev. G. S. Andrews. The services are ex-

ceedingly.-_holp_tol., 5484.

DRIVING -PARK.;-The entry llst

ln connsctloa with the Charlottetown H Driving Par , open classes, closes on

trot, 2 19 Dios and the free-for-all trot

DEIIONSTRATOR COMINGF-Miss 0

Hayes. lady demonstrator for the But- terfck Pattern Co. will be at Pat- on’s store on Friday next when she will be pleased to meet every

mg as-u

82ND. REGIMI:l»al.- e uual-lm... V

is informed that the commanding of- A

will leave Charlottetown Friday for Bermuda to do garrison duty, will be A

town and Liellt. lllaxfield or Lieut.

SHIPPING-The st-hr. W. Parnell H

O'Hara, Captain Allan McLean in charge, arrived in Victoria on Wednes-

day from Miramlcht Her cargo con- S slated of 15,000 feet of pine lumber ,

George Ives. of Tryon, and 1,290 cedar posts for Wright Bros.-The schoon-

cargo consisting of about 50,000 feet T of lumber, consigned to Calvin How- ntt, Victoria.-V. A

INSTITUTE WORK.-The Septem-

ber meeting of the (‘lvde River \Vo-

house on the 2nd. Inst. Some post- poned buslness of a previous meeting was disposed of during which officers for the present ycar were elected. The

past year has been of a high order of and thc members are determined to 0 see il continue. Tile directors for of :his year are: President, Mrs. A. J. pl Murchison; Vice President, Misa Mary

Mamie l\lcPhail. lt was tlocitlr-J to -- hold the next meeting on Wednesday to October 7th, the subject. for lliscussiol: S to be "Soups and I)csscrts."’ |e

HIGHLV INSTRUCTIVE CONFER- A

ENCE.-The lntcrprovincial Educa- a tlon Convention. held in the Technical D College, Halifax. from August 26th D

gathering, not only because of tile

present, but especially because of the ve importance of thc subjects dealt with of and the able mallllcr ill which they Dr were treated by those wlln had charge be of them. The Superintondents of re Education of the three Maritime Pro- pu vlnces presided in turn, and prompt- ness In the transaction of all business

was a feature of the proceedings. -_ Every minute was filled full of inter- 13 eating work. After the opening »

of Education of New Brunswick. who I

the various subjects to come before the (fonventlon. Professor H. Murray, 5 instructive paper on “l`nit`ormity of School Texts Tllrougllout Cullada," :

clear. G. Elliott r-‘on from charlotte ‘

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dealt ln all illllumlnatlng manner with

ghting. Pay today and ave money.

“HAVENT GOT `l'|Hl,"1 ‘

Opportunity tapped at o door,

With a chance for a brother within; e rapped till his linger! were sore,

Andhllnuttered: “Come on. let me

are is something 1 Imow you can do, .I-Iere's a hill I know you can climb."

September-10. The classes are 2.19 But the brothel. mud*

ry quietly replied: i

' Ve

‘"5 W»°°- -'ola fellow. 1 llavolrt got time."

portunlty wandered along

D In search of a man who would rlas,

e said to the Indolont throng:

‘ I-[erin a chance for the fellow who

t es

Bal each or umm may wan rl mile,

“I wlshl could do it, but l'm very

busy today,

ery busy today; nd l'm1orry to say

That really I haven’t got time."

last Opportunity came To a man who was burdened with

cares, '

Methemu °t Albert°nl _ And said/, “I now offer the same

Oppo tunlty that has been theirs, ere’s a duty that ought to be done, It.'s a chance if you've got time to

take lt."

aid the man with grin.

and 12,000 feet of spruce lumber for °me along' pus it in!

I’ll either find time or I"ll make lt."

er Ralph has finished discharging her of an the excuses there 'ue'

By which this world is accused,

his “haven't got time" is by for

The poorest and feeblest, the worst. delusion it ls, and a snare; If the habit is yours you should

shake it,

men's Institute was held in the school wgaifiiognzfgg _lg 32”' '

You'ill find time to do lt, or make

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ladies present showed their loyalty by and the "Cadet Movemem" by Ge0_ donation to the Rell Cross Society. N, The work of their Institute during the Defense 1,@ag||e_ and A_ S_ M-p~m»|unc

Elliott, Secretary of Canadian

the Normal School, Fredericton.

ne of the most Interesting features

the programme was an address,

ustraled by the stcrcopticon, by Dr

E. Fernald. Suuperllltendent Mass.

Mciiollcrlli, Mrs. Colin Fraser, an-I Miss School for the I.-eem,,_m]nded_ on

The Duty of the State in Reference

the Feeble-minded." “Teachers”

alarics and tho Rural School Prob- m” was eloquently dealt wltll by

*i W. A. Creellnan, Principal, Sydney

cademy, while the “Single Tax.” ns

means of raising lnonoy for school

urposes. was treated ill an excellent

_ _ nper wrlten by Mrs Murray, of Iinli-

to 28th, inclusive, was a notable fax’ and read by Miss Nhme or

_ Boston, and dlscuscd by Principal O.

large number of prominent teachers H,,m.n_ of H,,Hfux_ After the Com

ntion had adjourned tl Conference the Sullperilltendellts of the three ovlnces was held to discuss the st methods of bringing about the forms advocated ill tho various pers and discussions.

“Thursda__y, Sept. 10th the last day for receiv-

address by Dr Carter, Superintendent ‘pg discounts. on electrill

ht bills for August

All Unusual Featlln Featuring

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“A Midnight Message”

Here is a feature of unusual int_e_1*est-Come and see if)

. we are not right I

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2~saows|| Adhesion Five coats || 7.:-lo sr 9 p.m_

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Our stock ot .Electric

Lamps ls by no means a smal one. We sell the best goods made, and yet the prices are the lcwest obtainable. We have the largest assortment of both Tungsten and Carbon Lamps in the City.

Carbon Lamps, 3, 5, 8 & 16 Candle Power_.._...._..l5c ea. Tungsten Lamps- 15 Candle Power._...._.._ .....50c ea.

25 “ “ . _ ..._..55c ea. 40 “ “ _ _....60c ea. 60 “ " _ ......... .. 80cea. 1.00 “ “ .... ..l.25 ea.

Let us supply you with your next order of Electric

Lamps.

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sllowlng clearly the advantages that would arise from greater uniformity. among which advantages would be better books at lower prices. Dr A. H. Mackay. Superintendent ol Educa- tion for Nova Scotia, dealt with thc questions of “Sttllldnrdisation of Secondary Education," “TcacIlcrs' Licenses" and “School Statistics," and advocated the establlslllnent of a Domilllon Education Bureau. Tha foregoing subjects were dlscllsell at some length by Mr R. Il. Campbell, B.A., Superintendent of Edllcatioll for Prince Edward Island, and by Mr S. A. Starrett. President of the Summer School of Science. A paper of more than ordinary Interest was the one

School," by Controller Harris, chair- man of the Halifax School Board. Dr James W. ll.obertson's stirring address on "Vocational Training," which excited great interest and received much praise, was ably discussed by Prof. Theodore Ross, secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Charlotte- town. Mr lt. P. Steeves, Director of Rural Science Schools, New Bruns- wick, and Mr L_ A. DcWoll`e, Director of Rural Science Schols. Nova Scotia. Dr Soloan, l’rincipn.l of Normal (Iol- lege, Truro, presented clearly and [orclbly the claims of those Atlantic Provinces for Federal subsidies for the support of education, and wus~ followed on the snlno subject by lion. A. E. Armstrong, Comlssioner of Mines alld Works, In a speech of great power and conviction. Harlan L_ Smith. Archaeologist ol' tho Geological Survey of Canada, gave an oxcallant

Canada," and illustrated by means of

Indian life and history. "Medical Inspection of Schools" was ably and interestingly dealt with by Drs J.

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Do You Want a

Do You Want

Book of Remembrance “

to hand down to your B

Children’s Children ? R

Name Enrolled in the H

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Prhlce Edward Island?

_ You can have both by sending a subscription

Immediately to the Honorary Treasurer ` _

Mr. c. H. B. Longwora., _

Water St. or P. O. Box 255,

Charlottetown. l

Ear tile' Benefit of the Army Field Service Fund l

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