_ A.5'E`ETiE'MBER 6’ X916' _ ' ._ ` ' _ _ _ ‘THE CHA:-_L3_TT5T0‘\'~'N G_E7ARDlAN_ ____ __ ____ _ __ _ ' QAGE SEVEN _

'J'RFRlENDScanbuy

In miie mir

The ‘Cooks Studio

17° ...,........ .... .... ,... ___e____Ega_tc_rn. Guardian

8 ' .-*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

, , ..*MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guar-

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

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.°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

E/N¢W D39? A531' “Fn|"’a' vas” S p representative ln Montague. ,

_ 1 ' cEn1'aiN'rv or DEFEAT Faces

T-.0fh¢fS is. mQr¢_ Those who take “Frult~a-tives" for

- ""`-`p>‘ntl1i'1E1'lt 1|§’§ the llrst time, are often astonished at LONDON- 1.991"-*P 3.'.'“H"°ll`°? Bello”

me wa ,I bud” Um' “ and md” regards the intervention ot Rouinania

THE GERMANS.

ann . Y ' U P of such great moment that he discuss-

"`° ‘ m‘mf'd 0"," “u "M" They “my M es nothing else in Land and Water this

Yédlf and 'if-a_king“Fruit-a-tives"i'or somespeciilc week ~~po|m,,a||y_-- he w,.|,e5_ --ima,-_

W8l’1iIy0\1l.’ ph0tOgl‘3ph, gl_¥_:Sf_¢» I; (.3_gDSl_2:pstl0n,;ndIgeiI_tion,_ veptiipn ;ne_ans that _the appro_aclilng

" ' nic e ac es or enrs. gig, ie ea 0 tie ceiitrn powers s now

the appointment today at. Kidney or Bladder ,Trouble, Rhea! everywhere accepted." On _the

imatism or Pain inthe Back. And they mmllfy side. although the Roumanhm

'»‘ I _ . g .

Ba S dl and h ,,F .t_ _ti ,,h forces are small, yet they are consider-

tu ol disea';e°"umt'“'th; 'fl ‘:_ff_’;"°d "lg able in the nom on which iney .ip-

’ Y °e 9 °' 3” pear, namely, on the south eastern,

s"°"¥e|` in "UTY _W|\Y- This ll alle l/0 where these new forces are equivalent. the wonder/'ul Ionic r :riffs of these to half' of the worn down units of the

` P 0? ' . A

A.. E. famous tablets, made from fruitjuiceg_ remaining Austro-Hungarian armies

7 soc... box, sro: $2.50, iriin me 25a "1 the "°“'~ `

’ condition this

_ . _ ‘ As a mere numerical G°°d Ph°t°g|'°Phy Atf"de“l°.ts°“entp°stPa'd by FHM" is a very considerable event in the

"tn" Lhmted' Ottawa' war, for it adds upon quite a new

Moderate Prices' scale of factor ol weight ln this field.

ersonal attention to Am

Bill more important than the num

P . - . -

III Y . i al lilltloi, even with its fresh -

.ieus Photography' I. l@`““ Moses. iriutlie efllect of lioumanian inter-

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. '

The Magdaleslalanda S. S. C0. Ltd

The B. `B. Amelia carrying 1-1. ll.

malls, passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday sf- tsr arrival of morning express from Halifax, for the Magdalen islands call- ing, going and coming at Bouris.

GHAB. W. IVE8, Agent, Pietou

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H. H. Starrett, Manager, Amherst- -

Eastern

ALL-Ti-IE-WAY BY WATER. INTERNATIQNAL LINE. D. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER NOR DINGLEY.

COASTWIBE SERVICE

Leaves Bt. John Mondays, Wednes

days and Fridays at 9.00 s. m., for Eastport, Luhec, Portland and Boston.

méisturn- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-

days at 9.00 a. m.. for Portland East- port, Lubeo and St. John.

DIRECT SERVICE.

Leave St. John Saturday only at

7.00 p. ni.

Return-Leave Boston Sundays on-

ly at 10.00. a. m.

MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE. '

Direct between Penland and New

York. _Steamship North Land and North Stan

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,

Tues. Thurs., and Sat.. at 0.80 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June lil to Sept. 11. inc.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Direct between Boston and New

York .

Route via Caps Cod Canal.

Express Steel Bteamships Mslsao

husetta and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side india Whsr

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Steamship Lines

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ISV, Hours.

oys and Girl

1 to -- suit ol' n raid on a. dancing hall Satur-

day night' “ml ‘M pr°"'mc‘“l holmay rm Socialist vote, which is the same thing.

. t l'k Blackpool. _

q0’Il‘lSie legal authorities are subjecting

Sizes 11 to 2 l mon of military age to investiga-

Others lines show

rom $1.75 up.

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A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John. N. B. A. l. Flaming, 'I’.F'., I. P. A. lt_ .lohn

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CANADIAN _

Pixc

TORONTO EXHIBITION

Rates From Cb’town _

34.35 Going August 25th to

Sept. th. LimitSeptem-

2535 Going August28th and

30th, and September Sth, Limit Sept. 5th,

23'” Going August 31st and

Sept. 4th. Limit Sept.

\ M.G. MURPHY D.P.A. C.F.R. Bt.

N. I.

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a.oo -' 9.30 a. ia. i1.00 '- I.so P. ia. , |.s0 " a.ao " 4.80 " 0.80 "

9.30 A. ll. l2.45 P. M. 2.00 "

7th, 13th.

8th and 13th.

IUNDAY.

ROCKY POINT FERRY S. S. I-IILLSBORO

Leave Ch.'i‘own Leave R. Point 7.00 A. ni. ` ’l.1i0 A. ll.

8.30 " -10.00 L. ll 11.30 " '$2.00 P. H. 9.00 “ 4.00 " 5.00 " 7.00 "

10.00 A. ll. 1.00 P. U. 2.30 “

I \ I I 8.0 ls ll

John, N, B. 490 5,00 "

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CANADIAN oovERNMIzN1' RAILWAYS

PRINCE EDWARD Isl..-IND _

s'r Iwi-I 1910

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT AUGU | - , .

'Trains Outward, Read Down Trains inward. "~°H\l “il-

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.

mu. a.M. AM. - AM PM-

3.45 11.50 5.00 ` 1.15 5.45 2.00 6.22 2.49 7.00 3.80

7.35 Dup. (lhariottetown Ar. 1 8.30 Hunter River 1 9.02 Emerald Joi.. 9.27 Kensington

9.50 Ar. Summerside Dei!-

1.40 10.15 0.30 9.20 9.59 8.48 9.27 8.23 9.00 8.00

1.10 s. s o. 1 10.

1s.fli nop. s`iTmi_n¢i-side Ar. iI.'4'B"’i;.ih'." "

1.57 P0i*t"'Hil>l -

3.32 0'LearY 4.40 ` Alberton 5.40 Ar. 'risnish Dep. _

7.49 3.81 7.03 2.07 0.19 12.55 5.45 12.00

mu. A.M.

10.20 9.0:i

0.151-. 8.00 silo 4.50

11.|;§_ _ _ _ ________ 'Tu . Mon. Wedl Tues Tues.

U f & &

1' Thur. I

“ts” FH- Q ‘ Q \ ‘ I ¢ frglx' 'sits ass 0.00 pep. mmmm Jin. /ir. skis' _ 1.60

page moo _us ar. caps 'rravane Dgg_8_.9g 'F-90 '"‘ En' 1 _ s so

2123 .

4.30 4.57 ‘

0.50 Dsp. Charlottetown 8.40 Mt. Stewart

9.17 Moreii

0.47. St. Peter's

11.16 Ar. Souris Dep. _

Ar. 8.05

7.02 0.83 0.11 ' 5.10

4.10 3.84 2.50 1.25

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0.00 T02 »

4.00

8.50 10.00

11.10

_ Ar. Elmira Dm. ER. " ' *_

Dep. Mt. Stewart Ar. Cardigan

10.80 Hontellle

Ar. Georgetown Dsp. _

7.00 0.11 5.49 5.15

3.50 2.39

2.10 1.80

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8.10. Dep. Charlottetown Ar. . 4.15 . Vernon River $55 .Ar. Murray liarbor Dov.

l\.M. 0.45 8.31

- 7.00

snr. 4.0i‘ :.00

Isslsis otherwise niarksii, run daily, Sunday excepted

..-_-_- ' _ mangas

ii vention in matters oi p'):paration. 'l‘hn

‘. lines of the central empires cannot be

, . t save u on the

shortened by retiremen D western sector. Elsewhere, every re-

» g tirement lcnghtens the enemy/‘s line.

ln the east, on thc italian, and on thc

-FOR-

Balkan iront, he cannot fail back, suvo at the price of invasion. The lilies which the enemy now holds are cx- tended almost beyond his powers. it ls their oxlensioii whilfii hun led I0 the present cerlltudc ol’ his ilefeat. The intervention oi' itoumanlft iuidii Io ihnne gravely exlemleil lines someth- ing like another 350 miles.

Our School Shoes this -----

gr cannot be beaten

y are made to stand

he wear and tear under rd usage.

Boston Boy ~

SlZ€S 11 tO 13. . More than a score oi men appeared in

|ll0l_l] Elllilillll

LONDON, Sept. 1.--The police ure

new busily engaged r0\m<lins up w0\\l<l' be evaders of the military service act.

the Bow Street court Monday as a rc-

al tion, stopping them ln the streets and accosting them at places of amuse- ment. li` the men do not have papers .showing their cxnmptloii from milit- ary service lho police pro<~.eeil aguliisi. them. 'l‘hc northern holiday resorts

Lancashire industrial towns.

Oldham. u great cotton munufnctur

customs and habits have not been ef-

stution in Manchester on It Sunday during the progress of the Lancashire

wakes' will learn that nt least the custom of taking an annual holiday is

T116 S. S. Ha1lf2lX Will S311 fI0l_11 still I'unniiig a vigorous course. The

Charlottetown fgf Bogtgn V13 only exceptions are the niunltion work-

liawkesbury a_nd Halifax everyllm-" .‘.‘:.°i:'.§‘.¥. s:..:2:.“':a'.1;- .lizzie---Y-, I

pt 6 p. iin._ For further informa- 8 c0~c'>|i~T§iiitiTE(ls'véi\oRE soon. ion app y 0 *-

¢..»..’.$.‘.§° i‘3i’iifi.“"G"’i.‘l'....

NEW, YORK. Sept. I.-(London

Times).-A despatch to the Morning Post from Lisbon says:

"The President last night, gave a

reception to the ofllcers of the exped- itionary for-cox and others."

Marjor-Norton Mattos, Portugese

minister oi' war announced August lil that Portugal would soon participat- in the war. ilg_htIng in side oi _the Allies- . f'

New Barber Shop

Geo. W_ Hayden. barber, St. Peter-'s

Bay, first clans work.\ Have worked In the U. S. for four years.

1502-8-16-w 4i. pd.

._ *‘-Qillbsgi"

'ARELIABLE ball in'your

twine can means money

in your pocket. The other kind means wasted twineand serious delay. ,- _ Every man knows this. The _tgirag Is_to_iind _the _reliable

II .

_Plymouth Twine ,~_

has Satisfied thousands and will satisfy you. It does not WMI? on fall down, and it’s even in size.

Plymouth nine full length

and ties more bundles-than other brands. _ Buy if this year and ordervarbt f T

. We sell it. ` __

Poole It Thofispson,

just now are crowded, for It is the period oi' the annual “wakes” in the

|Victorlu and Vancouver, notwithstand- . . _ 8

ing center began its "wakes" Sutur- _ day. The local paper there nays: "Tile revelations arising but of the lust bye-

Queen war has held no greater surprise than

the fact that it has made little out-

i\\\\\\\llII4 ward change in the lives of the masses

of the people remaining at home. The

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-'ON' CENT Der word each lnser tion for advertising in this column,

BUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Butter. diary. Ib . . . ... Butter. ¢l‘°ll!1'sry lb ..29 Buckwheat. hush. .. . .. _,'15 to _90 Calfskins. lb' . . . ...

liides lb . . . . . . . _ _ __ _ _ Hay, pressed, -ton .. .. . . S1.. to $16 Hay,'_ loose. new, Egg , dbz. _ . . . .._ Lamb pe`its, _each Oats, black, bus. Oatii, white. bus. l’ots`,_toes, bus... .. _50 Straw. pressed. Lon ...$8.00 wheat, ima. b.. .. 51.25 io $1.50 Woo). washed, Ib . . . . . . ._.48 Wool. unwashed. lb

wisifujuiiiiis

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Developments .of .the Past .SIx..

.Months Improved Prospects, . . Says Victoria Man ,

PREMIER IS CONFIDENT

Refused to Run . in Second Constituency.-Now Tahing the

‘. Soldier . Vote ln East- . _ ern Canada. .

i , MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER 4.-Mr. A. J. Pattoii, barrister, of Vic- toria, B. (J.,who is at thc Wlndsor,suys that had the provincial elections taken place six months ago, he would not have given much for Prime Min- .ister BowsIer'.s cliniivcs, lnil develop. ments: have been auch since that time that uppeainnce.-I are now quite favor- ,sble for tho return to power of the present government. 'i‘he government leader isvconiident that lie will not only carry the province, but his own seat in Vancouver as well. At the last election, when the (‘onaervaIIves oar rled everything before them, lion. Mi'. Bowser escaped defeat in Vuiii'0uver _only by s. small majority, and his - friends suggested the idea of u a`e<-.onil seat, for fear something might happen lu Vancouver. llir. Bowser, however, refused to run_ in a second coiistitu ency. claiming his ability to win in Vancouver and to carry the province also, not by as large n majority as be- fore. but by a good working majority. Mr. Patton says that the Labor and

will cut quite It figure in the mining I-enters, but he does not upprchenil that they will win more than two cents, the number held by them in the l.cgi.~ilatui'e just dissolved. An active campaign is being carried on in Vic- toria, where tlicrc.ure four iiiilc,|~iuI- ent ciiiitililxltcs, npurt from tiiouc run- ning on the government und opposi- tion ticlclets, but Mr. Patton believes that the government will carry both

ing the pariy’s defeat in by election In those cities some months ago.-The

election in Vancouver, which had been claimed as a great Liberal triumph, have done much harm to the Opposi- tion cause and the Mlnisterialists are taking every advantage ol’ this appur-

faced. Anybody who visits Victoria; Cm rl*-vulilloll 0|’ feellllit TWO Of the

independent candidates lp Victoria are ox-Mayor Morley an dDr. Ernest Hall, and as both are popular. they may poll a good vole and pcrliups upset the calculations of the two old parties.

Has Broken With Party.

Mr. Alexander Stewart, the present

innyor of Victoria. was formerly a strong Liberal, but he has broken with -his party and is contesting the seat us u` supporter of the present. Govcrn- ment. Mr. M. A. McDonald carried Vancouver a few months since in the Liberal interest by a large majority, but serious charges made and support- cd by evidence caused damage to the Liberal cause, In the minds oi many. spoiling tlieir chances of cominginto power at the next election.

"What effect has Sir Charles iiib-

,bert 'l‘upper'i-I opposition to the Gov- ernment had upon the electorate as a whole Y" Mr. I’o.ttou was asked.

“i don'i think the effect will he cpu-

sideruble generally," he answered, al- though it man oi' Slr‘ilibbert's position cannot but influence public opinion to a certain extent in the city where he resides'

Mr. l'aiton said that he came east

with (‘.aplain W. J. (lox. who is till# returnlng otilcer for the soldier yeh! located In the dlffereiit camps in l<.asI- orn Canada. The captain will visit alll

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Toilet Articles

Drugs and Patent Medicines, Rubber Goods, Boolts and Station- ,ery _

School Supplies,

Fishing Tackle

~ Or

Your Chocolates,

` Call at, or Seuid to _

Ellis PiIar.macy,.l.td Montague

the camps ns far eaht as ilalifax., tak- ing the vote of the British Uolunihla troops and allowing each party time to appoint scrutlneers. The ballots are deposited in a specially prepared can. vas bag. to be returned by the twelfth oi’ September, two days before the date fixed for the general election.

The vote of thc soldiers from British

Columbia belonging to the overseas units will bo taken in England before they cross over to France, as the French government expressed unwill- ingness to allow nn election for n for- el n state to be carried on at the

appointed to do the overseas work and the vote has already been taken.

Asked li' the prohibition and temper-

ance vote would go for the Govern- ment, Mr. Piittou said it would, as Mini Bowser liuil eiiuctmi the teuiiierniice measure and wus _lustifylng his iii-I at the' dlIi'crcnI <leImnisii'ullo|is lic lius attended.

'The leilei-al (‘.oi\sci'vaIlvcs, amongst olhers. Ms‘s.=\rs. Green, M.i’.. and Iiiirii- ard, M.l‘., iiri- working hard for their |'i'ieIidi4.

M'i'. Pullon iiiuiic Ilic. inii-ro.~iIiiiI!.

statement limi. (iupt. (lox, now iii Ilii~._ cast, taking the soldier vote. is the organizer ofa banium regiment, hc he- ing himself under live feet high-

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How to use the Blule.

When in soirow, read Sl. John When men fail you, read Psalm Ai. When you have sinned, rcud l‘>:ulm‘

lil.

When' you worry, rcuil SI. Mullliow

ii: I9-34.

Ileiori: i:huri~.l\ scrviice, i'o-all l':-iulln

84. -

When you are in danger, ri-all

Psalm lil.

When you have Ihr- Iiliics, ii-nd

l'.~.'.1lm ltlll.

Wlicn you url- ilieu-ii\ii':ii1<-il. l'f‘l"|

lizulah 40.

if you* wnnl in bc l'ri\ill'ul, rezui Sl._

John I5. l‘ When doubts come upon you, Ir_v

St. John 7: 17.

When you me lonely or l’eari`\il,rf=ail

_ i">:'.Ii»ni 23. i

Wltcn you lorprol your Iilcsisiiigr.,

|intul l'.~ialm |03. I For Joslin' iileu ol' 11 Ulirisilun, I'ciul_ Sl. Matthew 5. i

l-‘or St. Jaines' idea of rellgloii,i-chili

' si.. Jiimeir 1: 10-27. l

When your failh needs I-itli~I'Ini.r,

read I-lebrews 11. l When you feel down and nut, rcnd

.Romani-I S: 31-30. .

When you wunt coixmgr-f for your

insk icuii Jo'-iliuu l. ,

When the worlil seems higigcr than

God, rcuil Psalni 00.

SI.. Matthew ll: 25-30. i ‘ Wliei. you wuni, (‘lIrifiIirin :\,-snir- iiiicr-.-I, rciul iloniuns ti: 1-120.

I°‘or Sl. l‘ul|l's soul-ci ol' liuppiiicsi-..

reuil (Yolo:-Isiniis II: I2-17.

travel, read Pralin 121.

read 1 (lorinthians 13.

selfish, rend Psalm 07,

For St. l’aul's rules on how to cot

along with men, rc:ul Romans 12.

returns, road St. Mark 10: 17-.'l1. `

For a great invitation and it grcrit

opportunity, read Isaiah.

For Jesus' iden 0|` prayer, If-.nd Sl.

Luke 11: 1-13; St. Matthew 6:5-1.'». . -Why not l'ollo\v l’s.ilm 119: 11. and

hide some of ihesc `lii"'yo\\r mc.mory‘?

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When you leavc homo for labor ori

When you grow hitter or criti1‘nl,l

When your prayers grow narrow or

When you think of lnvcstnIeni.~\ until

Gisildren Cry' for FIetci\`el"s '

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All Counterieits, lmitutions and “Just-as-good ” ure but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the i‘~°uitia of Infants and Children-Exiierieuce against Expuruueut.

_ What is CASTORIA

Castorln. is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro» gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. it is pleasant. It contains Iieitiicr Opiuin, Morphine nor other Nui-ootig substance. its nge is its gii:u~aIiu~.e. lt destroys Worm; and uiiatys Fcvcrishness. For more tliun thirty years ll; lius been lu coiistuntz use for the rclivi ui (Join-itl|mtiou, l"lutuli-ucy, Wind Colin, ull 'i‘cciliing Troiiblcs ` and Dinrrlimn.. lt regulates the Htoiiiui-ii and bowels, assinillaws the \<‘ooiI, giving' livultiiy iiiiii iiuturiii sleep. The Clil.idreu’u Panucca-~’l‘lio 1llotlicr’s Friend.

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