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TONIGHT

_ ' FLORENCE LAWRENCE |

The Highest Salaried Moving Picture Actress |

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_ A DISENCHANTMEN T ,

A Captivating Farce Comedy IN TWO PARTS

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LOVE OF PLUMAS

No GREATER I THE GUN-MEN S ,'

An Emotional Drama I Westem Drama

“Kms”

A TORRENT OF LAUGHTER Sterling Comedy Featuring Little Billy Jacobs

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THE EXPRESS.-The late express

from the west reached the city last night shortly before twelve o'clock.

on Sunday momlng. Rev. Z. L. Fash will preach in the evening on the sub- ject, "Does this war prove Christian. ity a failure?"

,CALL .EXTENDED.-A call from Mllltown, N.B., to Rev. Arthur J. W. Back., Georgetown. P_E.l.. was sub- mitted by Rev. E. B. Wyllie, St. Siephen,,nt a recent meeting ofthe St. John Presbytery. The call was sustained. Induction, which will take place in October, will be presided over by Rev. Mr Wyllle, Rev. W. M. Fraser will address the new minister and Rev. Thomas Harrison the congregation.

HELPING THE RED CR08S.-The

scholars of Mount Stewart School have demonstrated in unmistakable fashion their patriotism by unanimously sub- scribing for a contribution to the Red Cross Fund. at the invitation of their teacher, Mr G. Green. The' amount theymuhserihedis $6.40. The names of the contributors will be published in a subsequent issue.

HORSEMEN LEAVE.-The follow-

ing well known horsemen of Charlot- tetown will be leaving this morning for the mainland on-their \vay to Halt

E X T R A ' fax to attend the races to be held

The Girl Of The Tribe TN Two PARTS

WATCH FOR

here next week: Capt. D. A. Mc- Kinnon, Mesars. J. Stanley Wedlock, T. C. Edgett, F. R. Newsome, H. James Hammond Kelly and Fred Cameron A large number_of them expect to go -either on Monday or Tuesday.

SOME WHEAT.-Mr. John Fergu-

son, Marshfield, showed the Guardian

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I MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY’

Annual Session 1914-15

opens Sat. September I9.

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered - _ --5,

~ -,_-' For information regarding Courses of Studies, Degrees, _-=~-1. -_

. Scholarships, Prizes, Affiliated Relations, Expenses, etc., ..... ;,_.

SEND FOR CALENDAR.

Incoming Students wishing Residential Accommodation

_. .. -for which MOUNT ALLISON I8 JUSTLY F‘AI.‘i0U8--

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should give earliest possible notice.

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Address

Science _REV. B.C. BORDEN, D.D., PRESIDENT, Theology. ' SACKVILLE, N.B.

IUNT ALLISON LADIES’ COLLEGE

FIRST TERMS BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8

It is the largest Residential Laa- les College ln Canada.

It is a healthful town; lt has spe- cialists for teachers.

It offers Literary Courses, Music

It gives Scholarships to worthy

students.

Its aim ls True Education, not `

surface culture.

its popularity is unaouotoo; it

sttsndsnco is steadily ll.

creasing. -

Courses, Orstory Courses, its standards are of the highest:

Household Courses, Fine Arts Courses.

its students are its best sd- vertlsemsnt.

Frso Calendar on application to

/. G. M. CAMPBELL, D.D., PRINCIPAL . SACK l LE N

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MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY

Offers a general, lpsclsl or Mstrleulstlon Course lssdlng

to the College of Arts, - ,

- Engineering, Medicine, sto. Comfortable Residence,

Mt. Allison Commercial College

"N, Oilers A oourss In Business, _t|,l`t:»rtIx:d and -Typswrltlng,

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hat produced this magnificent growth was selected specially for Mr. Fer- guson in Saskatchewan. His wheat

crop this year. Mr. Ferguson claims

G is the best he has ever raised, which

is saying a good deal.

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BZND REGIMENT.-The men who

are to complete the company of 59 forming part of the composite regi- ment taking the place of the Royal Canadian Regiment which has gone to Bermuda to do garrison duty, leave Charlottetown this morning for Hal- ifax by the Plctou boat. The follow- ing are the men: Sgt. Weatherble, Eugene Kelley, Emmett McManus, B. Company; Leonard Lyons, F. Com- pany; Wilton Farrow, Arthur Robin- son, H. Company.

HARMONY INSTITUTE.-A meet-

ing of the Harmony Women’s Instit- ute was held in Warren Grove School- house on Wednesday, Sept. 9th. The ladies were very pleased to welcome Mrs. Dunbrack, who is ever willing to assist them in every possible way After the general business off the meeting was disposed ot' the ladies present formed an auxiliary branch nl the Red Cross Society, with Mrs. T. P. Cass President and Mrs. Frank Howard Secretry-Treasurer. lt was resolved to hold a meeting on Wed- pesdy itith, to discuss means of help- mg this worthy cause.

SPECIAL TRAIN.-Besides the spe-

cial engine which went out from Char- lottetown to the relief of the disabled Murray Harbour train, a special left Charlottetown last night at 10.10 o’clock for the west. '1‘his train was sent to bring down to Charlottetown for treatment at thc Hospital here, Dr. Gillis, of’ St. Louis, who is serious- ly ill. Dr. Dorsey, ,of the city, was summoned to attend to him, and up- on his advice the patient was remov- ed to the Charlottetown Hospital, He was taken to Sulrlmcrsldc by the or- dinary train lying at Tlgnlsh, and at

the special which came up from Char- lottetown. This train returned to the city with the sick man, reaching Char- lottetown about half-past three o‘clock this morning.

THE HARVEST.-Prince Edward

'-sland has had a very heavy Cro; of hay and is at present harvesting one of the biggest crops of oats that have been. had fpr several vycans_ The prices of both hay and oats are apt to be very high and farntcrs may be tempted to murkct nmrc of thes( than would he to the advantage of tin Province." They should bear in mlm- that all classes of live stock will als: be very high and that thcrc will pro bably be as much to be made in feed ing their crops on the farm as there has been in past years. The U. S Department of Agriculture gives tht average prices paid to the producerf of live stock on August- 15, through- out the llnited States as follows? hogs $8.11 per 100,lbs live weight. beef cattle, $6.47; `lambs,$6.23; milcb cows $60.70 each and horses $135.2( each. This is an increase in all, except in the case of horses, of about 12 per cent over last year'e prices and can hardly well be considered as war prices. in the next few months there will no doubt be a big advance. and the farmers would do well to con- sider the feeding of their crops nt home and so conserving the fertility of the soil.

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STUDENTS SOCIAL.-At the Y.M_

C. A. last night the students of the Prince of Wales College held their first social, the first-year students be- ing the guests of the second-year and third-year students. 'lt was a thor- oughly cnjoysble affair, over 200 stu- dents belng present and enjoying themselves immensely. Prof. G1 D. Steele, who is a general favorite with the students, presided and ofllclated In his usual capable and genial man- ner. An excellent programme of en- tertainment was rendered by students. each contribution being heartily en-

A contest entitled “A Floral Story." was held the close

programme, prizes the winning group.

of the social were

distribution of

which were

Summcrslde he was transferred to-

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' .on ul|.rrARv senvlcs.-venus

‘ily afternoon an automobile was out on m1litary_»°I'v.1oe» It was used by Mr. W. G. Hogg who, about 4 o'clock. :drove out to Oove Heed to bring into ‘Charlottetown Colonel Allen. Colonel

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BAPTIST CHURCH. - Rev. Mr. Allen has come to the city to look af-

-Grant will preach in the Baptlllt Church

ter the dispatching of eleven men to Sydney and Cause to taxa the mace of Island men who have left those places to go t'\ Yslesrtier on over- seas service.

GOING TO BYONEY AND CAN8O.-

Eleven Charlottetown men will leave on Monday morning. 8 for Sydney and 3 for Cnnso to take the place of those of the P. E. Island contingent who have volunteered for overseas ser- vice and gone to Valcartler. Amons them the ollowing have thus far been engaged: H. Stanley, K. Martin; L_ McMillan. of No. 4 battery; and Thorne McNeil and Percy Down, of No. 3 Bat- tory.

FIRST HAIL STORM.--Shortly

after eleven o'clock yesterday morn- ,ing the first hall of the season fell. The shower was somewhat unex- 'pected and caught the maiority of pedestrians unprepared. It hailed and rained intermittently lor about an hour and a half. and as there was no immediate prospect of a clear sky at _1Z.30. Principal Johnson. of West Kent School. decided that he would keep the scholars in until one o‘clock and thou dismiss school for the day. This was accordingly done. Prince Street and Queen Square schools, how- ever, remained open as usual until closing time, 3 p.m.

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THE HALIFAX RACES.-The fol-

lowing Island owned horses which are taking part in the Halifax races left for Halifax yesterday morning:

Miss Alcyone, 2.29%; Helen li., 2.

19%; Iona Girl, 2.19% Dr. Sharuer 2.191/,; Alfred K., Orwell Belle, 2.23%; all owned by the MacKinnon Drug Company; Willie K., and Derby. own- ed by Mr. Hammond Kelly. Today, Princess Etta owned by Mr. T. C. Edgett; Oakly H., owned by Mr. F. Cameron; Vesta Boy, owned by Mr. D. Steel; Hilda S. owned by Mr. Al- red Stewart and The Abegweit, owned by Mr. C. P. Thorne, which are all to be raced at Halifax, will leave for that place on Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday next week.

Horses are entered for these races

from all over the Maritime Provinces and from the State of Maine. The en- try list is the largest there has ever been in these parts and the horses are high-class in every respect. in the four days meting, the sum of $5,800 will be paid out in purses.

FOX NOTES.-The delivery of fox-

es on options continues' steadily and the indications are strong that, in spite of the \var depression, fox com- panies will pay the expected dividends without much delay. Yesterday delive- ry was taken of 5 pairs of silver black pups for the _Perfect _Fo_x__CcL,___th§_ stock of which has been largely over- subscribed. Three pairs were taken from Fur Farms,-Limited, one pair from James Tuplirl. Black Banks, and one pair from Frank Tuplin, Liewelyn_ Yesterday also delivery was taken of four pairs of silver blacks on behalf of the Wyldcn Black Fox Co., which has been organized in New Glasgow, N. S., but is being ranched on this Is- land. The directors of the company were in the city yesterday in connec- tion therewith. 3 pairs of pups were obtained from the Murray Harbour Fox Company’s ranch at Murray Harbour, while the other pair were taken from the Upton Ranch. Mr. Jordan, lteep- er of the Murray Harbour For ranch. was in the city yesterday for the pur- pose of taking delivery of the pair of foxes front the Upton ranch for the Wyldcn Company. Messrs. \v. n. Prowse and W. 1.. Jordan, directors of the Bonanza Fox Co., have taken delivery of a very handsome pair of this spring's silver black fox pups from the Barker Silver Fox Company‘s ranch at Summerside, the foxes to be delivered at the Bonanza Company‘s ranch at Murray Harbour South, which has recently been completed. lt is learned regarding one of the compa- nies of which a big dividend is expect- ed, that of a prospective dividend of 110 per cent., the company has cash in hand to pay 60 per cent. right away.

P.E. ISLAND LEADS.-The excel-

lent and superior quality of Prlnco Edward lsland‘s dairy products has been boasted of-and pardoluibly-by Islanders time and again. and now it tins been proved beyond the slightest iucstlon. At tho St. John Exhibition island exhibits secured tho first prize ‘n nearly every instance. lu crcamcry butter the first prize was won by tho Dunstaffnnge Dairy Company, whose butter was the centre of envious ud- mlration and was perhaps, apart from its intrinsic merit, one of the nealest exhibits so far as preparation is con- cerned. Tile Dunstaffnage Company were also the most succesful exhibi- tors in regard to butter ln solids, taking first prize in competition with exhibitions from both St. John and Nova Scotia. The success of the pro- vince is most gratifying in the cheese exhibit, all of the prizes in each case being won by Island concerns, not- withstanding the fact that a large number of exhibits were on show from the other Maritime Provinces. The Emerald Dairying Company were first in coloured cheese and also flat cheese. and are to be congratulated on their splendid and- well-deserved success. Red Point and Park Corner were second and third, respectively. in both cases. Their exhibits, lt need hardly be said. were alsoyery good. The first prize for white cheese was won by Quebec, the island being second and third again. Thls'is a magnificent achievement on the part of Prince Edward island and should serve an unlimited purpose in ‘ inciting the farmers of the province to greater effort. Troy are capable of exhibit- ing products of the highest quality. and success such as been won by the firms at the St. Exhibition will have a very effect in stimulating The following ls

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Guardian

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Photo Play » o S°1°ist°

A “amd “Wie Imitation of Bag

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'Piccolo & Clarionet ,

Popular Melodies &

Pipes

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Power of Light

Two Parts

need of the peopleubI the hills, Powerful in conception of gripping interest and thrtltng execution. Featuring

Sydney Ayres _

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The Rglic ' Musical Treat

A Two Part lroncllo ' Bmw & Gan." A story of the cry' `

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. Anne In Society A howling success you cannot afford to miss it.- A cure \

' for the worst kmd of blues

' ' ' P ' mo WE AND WE HAvE_1T

You wAN'IAlI1II1eEtI`c ggvs from Europebn Battlefields _ _ Daft Miss Them T0.Night A weekly feature Fridays and Saturdays at this Theatre

2 Shows 2

' Matisse S°*“"‘°>’ U FIVE CENTS To ALL U 730 & 9 P' M_

Watch for The Wreck a Three Part Vitagraph i

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D, G. 3. “ BRANT."-The D. G. S.

"Brant' is at present elll!Bt»§0ll 0*/Gi" hauling all the buoys. This work ls done semi»annually. The Brant ` is also completing repairs to the l‘iSh Island lighthouse and the Darnley Basin and Darnley P0illl» l'8Il§€B-

PRINCE EDWARD.-There was a

large attendance at the Prince Edward Theatre last evening. when a first-

class programme of pictures I was shown. "The Call of the'Tribe' was the leading picture, with a good moral. lt was un Indian story and showed the baneful consequence of cultivating nn intimacy that might result in an undesirable marriage. "Just Kids" was a comedy featuring some of the most popular juvenile actors. “The Disenchantment” was a good two-reel comedy, well acted. “No Greater Love" was n'Slf0\Il§ drama with a good plot; while “ The Gunmen of Plumas" was an exciting film. The programme wus altogether excellent.

PEOPLE'S THEATRE.-Crowds of

patrons of the l’eople's Theatre had to content themselves with standing- room for the first show last night. The programme of five reels wns nn excellent one, the feature, a two-reel picture, “The Power of Sight,” being one of the best feature films shown at _theV_People's house for a long time. It was the story of a moonshlner's son, who, tired of the outlaw life, went to the city. His rapid steps to success, his love affairs and his eievatlomto the ministry were followed by the eager hundreds who witnessed the silent drama. The " Kathleen " series was shown for the last tune. while the Comedy, “Calamity Anne," brought down the house. An up-to-date feature was a series of views of the European War movements. A slide which at once caught the throng was H_M.S. “ Drake," which has often called at this harbour. A musical act by Barnes and Callahan was a treat in itself- alone worth the price of admission. At the matinee this afternon the War slides will be shown, and no school child should miss them, as later developments will bo shown each week.

ARMY _FIELD .FUND.-Thcrc. is

every prospect that the quantity of oats which is required for the gift of Prince Edward island to the Mother country will be easily secured. Mr. T. C. James, Secretary of the Army Field Service Fund, states that the farmers throughout the country districts are expressing their wllingness and readi- ness to do all they possibly can to assist the committees in their efforts, and hc expects that the canvassers for oats, who \vlll begin their work on or about August 20, will encounter few difficulties. Mr. James has received letters, nccepting positions as re- ceivers ol' oats. front all of those whose nantes had been proposed at tho re'ccnt general meeting. Only one person declined tho position, and his refusal ol it is duo entirely to ndvcrsc cir- cunu-xtnncos. Ho In altogether without nslstanco and, what is n greater con- nfliorntinn, ho .does not own n sI.orc- room. lt is not expected that any oats will be received for nt lellst flvo or six woke to Colne, as tho grain will have to _bc taken in, dried and thrashed. With this probability in vlew_ when they appointed tho re- ceivers, tho Committee fixed the lust day on which oats may be delivered as November 20, thus allowing the farmers ample time in which to get together their contributions. Com- mencing on Monday the Rev. Dr. T. F. Fullerton will go through some of the country. districts addressing patriotic meetings. Dr Fuleirtoirs force and eloquence are proverbial, and the effect of his addresses next week should be considerable. The Doctor's itiner- ary will be as follows:-Monday, Sourls; Tuesday, St. Peter‘s Bay; Wednesday, Murray River; Thursday,

Murray Harbour; Friday, Morrill.

::The Gem Junior Safety Razor is

as good as any $5.00 sold today. If you don't think it does its work as wc say we will refund your money. $1.00 each. We carry all the leading safety razors and blades. E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store. Mu,

::ll'or strong Autumn winds, for

roughness of the skin, and for men to use after shaving our Witch Hazel Cream is just what will fill the bill. It keeps the skin soft. smooth and velevty, and does away with all irri- tstions and facial discomforts, 251:. MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent streets. mtf

FILMS-Developed and prim.

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