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tain ‘relief if applied to the al- ready sun-burned skin. '
is also- used as a founda-
tion cream just before the ap- plication of face powder. You will find many other uses for it, once you become acquainted with this exquisite product of the Penslar ,laborat0r1es. Try u 25 cent jar to prove the qual- ity-ask at our Penslar Store.
No other store has it.
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E. A. Foster Central ` Drugstore
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L "Madam, Odorono will forever ban- ish the disagreeable prespiration an- noyance Odorono is a dainty toilet .lireparation that keeps_the body cool .and free'._ from excessive presplratioii during the hot weather. You need Odorono. get a trial bottle today. 'I‘he Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.
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better,cleaner and whole- somer bread in three minutes with the UNl- VERSAL bread maker and raiserfthan is possibel in half an hour in the old- fashioned, by hand way.
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bread maker your hands do 'not touch the dough, it does ‘away Iwith all hand knead- __ ing simple and light to oper- .ate that eve_n a mere tot could work it. It's easy_to clean, always ready for in- Stant use.
- lf you wish to 'save time ’and'lighten your labor on
bakin§ day, you should get a U IVERSAL bread maker. Small in price big in satisfaction.
See our window display-
step inside and let us show you this unique bread maker.
Fennell & Chandler
Victoria Row
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SATURDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE.
1st St. Louis 4. Cleveland 3.
2nd Cleveland 4, St. Louis 2.
Detroit: 5, Chicago 3.
Boston 4, Washington 3.
New York 9, Philadelphia 5.
NATIONAL.
Brooklyn 5, New York 1. _ »
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ist ‘CHicago'7,'naitiin0re :i_ _- 2nd Baltimore 3, Chicago 2,
Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 0. St. Louis 3, Newark 1.
INTERNATIONAL.
lst Providcncc 5, Jersey City 4.
I 2nd Providence 7, Jersey City 4. , lst Harrisburg 6, ltichmond 5.
2nd llnrrisburg 10. Richmond 5.
lst Buffalo 11, Rochester' 0. 2nd Game itochesier 3, Buffalo 2. lst Montreal 2, Toronto 0. 2nd Toronto 6. Montreal 3.
SUNDAY AMERICAN.
Detroit 5, Chicago 2. Cleveland 1, St. Louis 0.
FEDERAL.
lst Newark 4, St. Louis 2. 1nd Giulio Newark S, St. Louis 1.
INTERNATIONAL.
Jersey City 6, Providence 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
lst Chicago 3, St. Louis 1. 2nd St. Louis 8, Chicago 1. 1st Cincinnati 6. Pittsburg 2. ,2nd Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg 2.
HORSE RACES
AT ST. JOHN
ST. JOHN, N. B., August 14.-Miss
lioofcr. zi l~‘rodcrlci.on horse. won the 2.25 trot and pace in straight heats ut Mooscpaih Suturday afternoon; liuron Patclicn, owned by \V.H. Keyes, St. Stephen, was awardcd first money in tho 2.18 class whlcii was called on account of rain. -
ln the second heat of the 2.18 Rex-
light, the speedy Amherst gelding, .sustained a. strain on the slippery truck in scoring, and was able only to jog thc distance. The summary:
2.18 Class Trot and Pace, Purse $250
Unfinished. -
Baron Pntchcn, \V_ II. Keyes, St.
Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...`. 1 2
(lame of Chance, W. B. Lint
i~‘rcilei°lcton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
lloxlight. J. ll. Simpson, Amherst 'i`oniiny Cotter, ltayniond, Fred-
ericton , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3 Il Timc: 2.25, 2.24%.
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2.25 Trot and Pace, Purse $250.
Miss Kcofor, 2.181/_», T. Ray-
mond, l~`i~oilci'lcl.on . . . . .._ 1 1 1
Tlie Abegwcit, C. P. ’l`hoi'ne,
Cliurlnttctown . . . . . ... 2 2 2
Nut Ali-yon, W. lirickley, St.
Jolni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 4 3
l.illinn i‘ni<'hcn, 2.13'/3, S. Ste-
wart, I<`i'c‘ilcricI.o|i . . . . . . . .._ 3 4 6
Victor lioy, \V. Sharron, Sus-
scx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...53di‘
Sussex lloy, G. \Vacpcrt. Sus-
scx . . . . . . . . ..........G5dr 'l`lnic: 2.281/_;. 2.27,
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a sound foundation' and the annual deficit of $45,000 had been replaced by a surplus of $70,000 per annum. Tile Premier dealt in detail with the work oi the Public Works Department and rehutted the charges of extrava- gance made against it. .lie justified, amid applause, the ac-_tion _of the Gov- ernment in improving the public works and amellorating, the condition
those who had unfortunately be- mo .inmates of ,the l’porliouse-and
t_e Asylum. As regards education. t ere was ‘no normal .training for the t/ achers when thc present Government Genie into power., Now_ not- only liaii they normal training, but they had it summerscliooi for the teachers as well. The Premier referred to general criticlsins against the Government and proved conclusively that they 'were absolutely without foundation. With regard to the increase in the cost of administering the affairs of the Drovincc, they had to remember that they were doing increased work. and increased work necessitated increased supervision and increased supervision meant increase in the cost of admini- stration; but all that meant the ud- vance and progress of the province, and no one would dream of going back to the old days of deficits and mal- administration, when the affairs of thc province were allowed to go from had to worse. Touching__up_o_n _the repre- sentation case, the Premier showed that while they had not fora moment sacrificed their claims for full repre- sentation of six, their efforts had re- sulted in maintaining it minimum of lour representatives for all time lo come. Proceeding, the Premier said the record ofthe Government was one of which _everyone who supported them at the last election had every reason to be proud. In conclusion, he referred to the _Field Service Fund and recited the steps taken to ship the oats. About 60.000 bushels had been shipped in the Morwenna. When that steamer was chartered they were told thot it would carry the whole_of the people's gift. but it turned out that that was a mistake. When it was `dis- covered that the vessel had insufficient accommodation everything was done ‘with xi view t0 getting the balance of the oats shipped to France, and Mr lvit-Donnld had gone to Halifax -to cn- neavonr to get shipment from there. If it had been possible to get a-vessel all the oats would have been sent over IHOHUIS 1120- Everything had been dono that possibly could have been done to get the oats transported. In April thc War Office took the matter into their o\vii hands. and since then the shipment of oats was entirely sub- .ll‘ct to their control. There were certain things that they could not publish at the present time with re- gard to the shipment of oats. but he could assure them there was not n word of foundation for the clmrgcs iiuulo in the limiter by tho lmll-lm ln starting up. trouble. llc coilsidcrcil the at-lion of thc Patriot no better than triiltorous and could couple that epithet with all the other criticism of thc Government made by thc Patriot in recent timcs. The Premier referred to thc rllsorganised rabble running against them, and asked what did it represent but ii collection of defeated and discredited individuals who had more records of dcfcut and failure bclilinl them than hnd cvcr been presented io thc people of Prince F}<l\vnrd Island bei`oro~~a disurguniscd rabhlc \\'ilhoui_ ii louder and without ii policy. \Vcrv thc pcoplo of tho pro- vince prepnrcd to trmisfcr the nd- niinisirnilon of nffnirs from tho present Government to such an uiireprcscnta- tive i'ro\vil'.’
ldxczillcnl :iddrosses were also dc-
livorod by Mr Donald Nicholson, M.l’., lion. John lVi<'l.onn and Mi- A. I.. |<‘i'asor. ’l`hc proceedings torininnicd with the singing oi’ thc Nutlonnl Anthem.
CAMPAIGN IS STARTED AGAINST HATE NOW
BERLIN, Aug. 15. via. London.-l\
campaign ngainst. Eriiost Lissnuci-'s song cxprci~isliig hatred for liinglalul has boon started by the Cologne Volks Zcitung. it (‘atholic organ, which dc- inands tho exclusion of thc song from books intondod for the young. 'l‘ho paper declares it would he a portcn- tious condition if, nt at time of intcr- national blitcriicss. cvcn the youth of at nation wcrc taught to chcrisli lint- rcd.
’l`hc llcrlincr ’l‘ngcblnit and other
inilucntinl iicwspupcrs have endorsed ilic ilomand volccil by the Volks Zolt- ung.
llcrr liissauer. author of thc "(‘hant
of llalc," was decorated by limpcror Wiiliniii with thc order of the Rod Engle ot' the Fourth Class, after his song wus published in a Munich illus tintcd ucckly
PERsgnALs
Mr Ernest Ducheinin. city, spent the
week~end‘ in Summersidc.
The length of today will be -four
teen hours and six minutes.
Dr. N. R. Bovycr, Crapaud, was a
visitor to (Iliarlotlctown on Friday.-
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Miss Bertha Wynne has returned lo
the city, and is visiting friends at St. 'l’otcr's.
, Miss Mary. A. 'l‘rainor. of Klnkorii, l’.E.l., _is in St.J.ohn. sponding scveriil weeks, the guest of Mrs Triilnor, liar- rlson Street.
Miss Vivian llughcs returned yes-
terday inorning froin Lower hloiititguo, whore she spout tho \vcck~cnd.
.1vllss`Marion Mcl_.co\1, formerly of llampton, is visiting in Victoria at thc honio of Mr. l~`. \V. Snow.~V.
Mrs. F. E. Allen and i`n"'ily ot’ l<‘rc<l-
cricton, N. H., are visiting in Clinrlot- leto\vii.
Mrs. Frank Turner, 'Amherst and
Miss Nellie Turncr. Sa<-kvillc,urc visiting in Cliarlottclown.
Miss Laura Hodgson has iirrived
home after a three montli‘s visit to New York, Bound Brook, N.\'., and Orange, N.J.
Messrs Wellend llirt of Mt. Stewart
and Mr Bruce Wood of Pownal leave this morning for linliihx, whcrc thcy go on military duty.
Mrs. E. P. Stuvort and son liuvo nr-
riverl from Amherst, .\'. S., on n visit io her parents, 1\lr. :ind Mrs. l’l\ilip Bridges, 20 Stewart Street. -
Mrs. W. W. Beer, who has been
visiting here, the guest ol` Mr. and Mrs. George E. l~`ull,`lci't yesterday morning for her home in Toronto.
Mr. Hurry Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Smith, of this city, left yesterday morning for Victoria. li. fi., to' resume his duties us tciichcr in English in the Iligh School.
Miss Sangstcr who has bccn visit-
ing here for some time thc gucst of her college chum, Miss llertlni ltnttcn- bury, loit yestcrilny morning for licr home in Moncton.
Mr. Lloyd Gilbci't, oi’ thc Stull' oi' tho
Caiia<liaii Bank ol' l‘oiiiiiici'cc i'i Sour- is (P. E. l.,) is .spciuling his holidays with his parents. illr. and Mrs. W. l{. Gilbert at Lakelnnds, Pursboro.
John Collin, of (`ro\voll’s staff, Syd-
iiey, left Saturday morning on it trip to P. E. island with his two llltlc sops. (‘.linrllv. and Iiaynionil, wlnere hc in- tends spending his holidays.
Mr. Roy Hughes, Mnnngcr of tho
llank oi' Nova Scotia.. Glncc llny, who lmd bocn spoiidlng his vncntion with
his pnrcnts at t'#\iirloilcio\\'i1 has rc- iurncd to duly. -,lc wus nciroinpniiicd by his younger bi'otlicr, Lcslic.
Lieut. Rogers, (‘-liurlottctown, now
of Halifax, nrrivcd in Sydney lust week and with Licul.. Murray. is in vlmrgc of thc incn of the lflth Bai- lalion rccruitcd thorc.
Itcv. Z. L. and Mrs i~`ush rolurncil to
ihc city ycslcnluy froni ii pli-nsnnt visit to lhiy View. Mr Ifusli will izikc up his rcgulnr appointments on Sun- day ncxt.
The Gnnrdizin is plcascd lo lcurn
lhnt Mr John Ncwson, who has been quite ill, is slciidily improving. llc- is at thc homc oi' his son, in lto<‘l<_\' l'oini. llis l`i‘icnds cvci'ywl\i-rc will hopc io :oon src Mr Ncwson nbout his busi- ncss ilulics ns of yore.
i\iossrs l<1minnnucl (lnllnnt. \\'illinm
Ilitrrick, ldlincr llovycr, Clicsici' Vain- `ldcrstinc und l"runk 'l‘ccd, ull oi' ihls city who linvo been in St.. John on
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PRINCE Llisr uns -_ MATINEEI `
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ii well earned vacation. visiting' thi-ir - numerous ii'iend.s are expected lionic
tonlght. `
Mr.`and Mrs. G. 1'. Walker, Summcr-
sidc, were passengers to <_‘liarloi`tc~ town last night by thc express, on route to Bay ll‘orinnc, \vl|i-rc they will
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spend it short holiday nt Mrs. Wulk-
er's old homo.
Mr. Gilbert Mcilonalil, oi' the Post
()il'ico l)i-purtincnt, Oitiiwn. arrived in tho city last cvciiing io sp:-nd it vncit- - tion at his home.
Miss Isnbclla Jenkins, ot' Ottawa, is
spending it few days in the city, tho guest of Miss Agnes Williuins,, llills-
borough Square.
Yorlt, \vI1o has been visiiin Iicr uiulo
Miss Florence l\'lutch, griuliizito ' -IN F1-VE PARTS VlCl1OI‘IZi FOFCI
nurse oi' Roosevelt liospitul, New '
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Wednesday and Thursday ” “Two Heérk " " g,
Florida Enchantment A Shiv-" -.
Nestor Comedy with' I
Vitagraph Broad Way Star Feature Eddie Lyons and
iloloncl li‘. Moore, city. is now spending u i'c\v diiys with her sister.
Mrs. (‘. 1*. Stewart, l{cppo<~Ii_
Mr. David L. ilinciiinnon, no\v of
llosion; arrived yr=.'~'toi'zlziy cvr-ning for ii visit to his niotlicrf Mrs. liugh l\ic- Kinnon, Iiighfiold. Mr. Mclfinnon . has bccn absent i`roni the provini'r~ i`or ilvc years during \\'liit'h time he has not until now had thc pleasure ol`
it visit home.
Professor H. G. Black, of Boulder,
Colorado, who has been visiting his l1`r_0ll1c1-. Mr. if. ii. isnt-k, rrinco st., UW. ietlt on Monday morning ilor " Santa Ana. (‘illli‘orniit, whcrc hc will take up his dnlics in the ldnglish lin- i pai‘tiliciit oi' the l’ol_vtcclinic Jllgh
School in that city for thc ensuing your.
Mr_\V. J. MrLeim of Sun llicgo. (`iil., `
is visiting his ngcd ni<ii.hoi‘, Mrs licctoi' II‘I<!LLftlii.` of Long Crock. Mr McLean, who is Clerk oi thc Suprcnic Court in 55" m9K0. has bccii iibscnl from the
of Mr_.Iiinics lvlcl.cnn oi' tho (jiisiolns ~‘\lli>Fil1Sl‘1`S OIIICO. (Ilinrlotlctown.
Island for 32 years. llc is it cousin _ A HTOBINH HaI'1'1fl'l€I‘l€SS Gun get thi? vg3l'vl'l€. `
l<`r:incis X. Busliniiin volcd thc
\\'orl|l`s inost popular pl\olopi:i_vi'r S|llil’Ul`lf‘\I I1.\' ltulh Stoiiolioliso and nil nil sizii' rust. iippi-ni‘i‘il iii “'l`lic_ liailli- ol' Love" n ihroc pnri prizo lnystcry play pi'oiluccd in conjunc- tion with thc story in thc Ladies \Wirld. it is it wholcsomc presenta- tion oi' it triiuigulnr love tangle, wiili u hnppy ending. The i-oniplcto story zippcnrcd in thc Jiuiii:n‘_\' nuinhcr :ind rri-ntcil ilniic n furorc ns big prim-s \\'|‘rc oi`i`crcd for ilic solution of onc llnmgrupli wlilrli was not publislicrl
in lin- sior_\'.
“.\ sinriling iliscovci'y" The gixlll i_-pI>=o|l¢- of "l`|n- llrokcn (`oin" whicli _ is proving _|. big ilrnwiug cziril was also showii. ‘|`lw iiiicrcst and notion is in-pt up in ai nnturnl innnnvr. Kitty, (I|’i‘_v 4‘s<~iilws i`l'ilill ihi‘ i:l\lli'I\cs ul' lhc .\pni'ln-s with ilu' lwlp of lionlcnux boih hnvc sonic thrilling nilvci\l\irc:~i bcforc ilic_\' i‘in:iIl_v i-.si'npc. Lnii-r Killy siii'i‘c<\ils in gciilng both hulvus of ihc coin. llocs shc rcluin tlivin? This qui-slion will bc niis\vi-rcil in thc nvxi instnllmi-ni.
The Aiiiliinicd \\-'vcltly ns usuzxi_
i-oiilniiicil ninny intc|'i~siing cvcnis. liillie ltvi-\'i~s thc liliiglisli Music llnll i~onn‘dinn mndc his first :\ppcn|'iiiico on tho s<'i‘ci‘|i in this riiy and proved ii snrc laugh gcilcr in “A dity. on thc I"ori-c." 'l`hc populur singcrs .'\rihnr ilnsliins and llcwiit t‘nirns still con- iiuno in bc thc innin ilrnwiiig cnrd. 'l‘hcir songs "Its 'l‘\ilip 'I`inn\ in llol- lnml" und "llown in lloin lioi\\lin_\"’_ two vi~r_\' rnic||_\' inniizs und llic_\' sing thi-ni in ii way ihnl. <~n|'i'it~s ihvir .-\\idlcn<‘o with ihcin_ 'l`\\'o now pir- iurvs will bc shown ioil:\_\' "'l`hc opi-n lnn\\'l>i'idgc Ilnznrils of llclcn Series” und "'l`wo llcnrls and ii ship" u nos- ioi' i-oincdy.
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stock ......... ........... . . . . ._.$5.00 *
Other 10 and 12 Gag. Double Barrel buns raning
in prices from $13.25 to ........................ _.$25.00
See our line of 22 and 82 Calibre Rifles in the _
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»---Crown Loaded Shells --__ I
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