snrrnnlgsn 22,1922. _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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-oi -desi 9 i\%_i"'_';m ga' ' r ii ...'..-..: with-....i.rn. ....°-.::..‘:-'....:.'::.“.f

W' Wm “Q-My man § s§'“.9l9' SALADA. Mcuraui.

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H '__ -Q - ‘ n were to be bold on Saturday, to

" - - ‘ B i>°!lD0ne the races untill after Ex-

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_fills f_91' Fieveurli THE __tEru-Riticnikoisn

GUARDIAN """ _ "1 PAGE _

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v|c1'oaiA H01'-si.'

C_ p, Austin, Boston: C. P. Sutton and -wife, Mrs. J. S. angry, John Amos. St. John: L- w_ Murdock, Murray River; N. H. Green, Moncton; M-r. and' Mrs. ZZ. 1 smith. . Mr. and _ Mrs. D. B. pjilerton, Parrsboro; E. McMurt-ie mmwa; -ii. R. Reynolds, St. John. ph ii S. Lowery, Ottawa; W. B. psy and wiiife, -Halifax; D. Wallace iid wife, |St. John; T. V. Hills, Amherst. _

QUEEN HOTEL. i

;_ E, Dalton, J. Stanley Perry, Leonard McNeill, A. C. Saunders, gnmnieisiiie; (Tatherine dloss New- lw, Mass; ii-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Derviiie, Whittcy, Ont; R. -U. Clark. Summer-side;` R. C. Buspec,

Moncton.

REV-ERE HOTEL. '

W, B. Mills, N. H. Morrison, E. iloFsriane. Annandale; A. D. Mc- Donald, Montague; W. .L. Parker, (;e01-getown;_ J. W. Carter, Toron ro; .C_ L. Jackson, Murray. C. B; p_ A, Spicer, Brockville, Ont; J. W, Currie, Peakee-; Alf. A. Rolls, Hamilton. Ont: 0. D. Auyotte. Montreal; R, R. Dunn, Harvey Diinn. Louis Dunn, Gasperenux; J. ll. Fitzgerald, St. John; W. A. Burdett, Boston, Mase. E. C. Parnell, Amherst; C. R. _________...

niniiiiiiuiiii

Do not suffer another day vri itching, Bleeding, or Protruding Piles or Hemorrhoids. N0

surgical operation required. Dr. Cho.se's Ointment will relieve you at once and afford lasting benefit. 80a a box; all

dealers, or Edmanson, Bates f Co.,

THE ci+AnL'o‘r'rs1'owN-.nniv ING CLUB meetd tonisht at 8

0'<:lock sharp, importanvbuliaess.

PETROUM COKE arrived to-

°“Y- °B°°k order now. A. Ayiwi.-ti & Co.. Phone 1_'lii. Bop; 22.21

RACES CALLED OFF-It has

been decided hy the management

fthe Somerville Races which

ibitiou. ' _

kenaiuaron rasesvrsa-

IAN CIRCUIT.-Regular services will be held on Sunday, Sept' 24. The -11 o'clock service will take the form of 'z Rally Day Service.

- Mr. S. -B. Prcfitt-will conduct the S

B°Wl\. Quebec: Miss G. R, Mgw ley. Summersldeg- Mr, and M,-,_ $58* ‘Ciil1\Db6i|. Summersidc; H “M A- Campbell. Summerside;

. -R. Reynolds, St, John; \;_ M_

L-Ynde, Montreal; El. Gcznier, Mon i-fool; C. J MacDonald, ilnliinx; K la Spencer. Moncton N B Mr and Mrs. N. W. "Hunter, Peabody, Munn C. B. Durfee, Ashland; W, C, _Mi- Ackhurst Halifax; H. L. Frank, Boston. Mass-: F. G. waghorn, Montreal: Hurry E. Porter, 'ron DMOZ H. Linde, Halifax; John Ward. and wife, Fredericton; hir. ‘mil MTB- BU080. Fredericton.

J. J. _Dnnphy. Moncton: F. A.

Hoilingwortb, Brockville; '1‘. T. Trenholin, Amherst; J. N, Mc Eachern, Souris; J. P. Ryan and Wife. St. John; Benjamin, Montreal; J. W. Curnfe, Peakes; B. Benjamin, St. John; Wm Dunn, Gaspereaux; B. A. Rennie, Cape Ray. Nfld.; T. I-‘_ Carey, Portland Me; J. R. Fitzgerald, St. John;

Mrhand Mrs. B Hicks, Sackvllle, 1. _

WO-éli

Z|ON CITY IN THE

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-A threat-

ening -letter was received Monday by t-he Rev. Dr. Allison F. Clark, chairman of a committee of Chi- cago Methodist ministers investi- gating conditio_ns in Zion (ill.

iarrested in Zion. He said the le- tcr, which warned him to ‘beware'

will be turned over to postal auth- oni-ties.

John Alexander Dowie, who found

dist ministers charge.

Limited. Toronto. Sample box ree.

0-0-0-9-9-0-G

SILVER BE-AUTIES

Are highly prlned hlra to

illwnyn in lnlllon. The llnnclril Silver Black Fox ll now

- I lllll K (-

trouaiteanty, must be fed n well balanced ration supplying eve natural tonal requirement. Alter several yours of prac-

deprsulul u|\0n to mums y nsnr e

\' nroua, hfnltlay (nxt-I with high priced pelll of lun~

§ tit-:Y exprrieuu- imperial Cod-lrlvrr-Oli lilarult lliul been

r Indies' this lennoni they are _

50-GC

snnnuf|i\~tnr¢~\i and placed upon the nisrket. lt lc “lillllqlthe ~

hill" in thi- li-ndiux ranches

ol' Prince ldllwlhl I_.s_l"j |_\Q _

|llf|!l~iy ruklnsr Ilsr plncr ol' mrut In fox feeding. _

For iniorsantlon, nrlcu etc., write -

The Imperial Biscuit Co., Ltd. - Cliirloitetowll, l'. E. I.

1oiso~iii-1|. _

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i.LASSiFiilD ADVERTISEMENTS

,-» 4

RATE! IOIDOIII ll~l Ill Yllllfl _

°" 'Wh kTcl line per 13,10: I l:y,:'ar 0:5? gan! E wo:da to a liao. Gnupp of I Diva ldtial letters, count ll an ward. |0 per cent. lla ll! for can Addnll for-» part at ad. all hunt

if Paid for. rppeelll liatcl Furnished Beau: d. Ile lor uve; words tor on week lltuatioa Wanted. Ma 0: seven words per

3 week.

Agents Wanted *F

lu-i.....r ..__.gv Wanted

‘-‘U'<OO

LlM'E.LlGHT AGAIN 3

ervice. . ' _ _

mn.: ms-rcs ciuii.i.suas-‘

A team oi ten men. under Capt. A. F. Robertson, front the South side of the Hillsboro, hereby challenge an equal team from the North Side to a friendly ltifle Match in Kensington Range next Saturday, Sept. 23rd.

‘WATCH .T0-MORROW’8 PAP-

ER-~'I`he names of the contest- ants nominated up to the present time will appear in to mon-ow's issue of the paper. Choose your favorite and vote for her. Your subscription earns more votes NOW than any other period in the campaign.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The hurch at Glasgow Road will be re

home at Montague

PIOVITRA ORCHESTRA at

Beach Grove inn tonight. Ladies admitted free. Septil 1|

IMAJUSHFIEUD. - Rev. Rods

C. Eaton will preach at Marsh- field on Sunday next at 3.80 p.m.

\Hl-PMENT OF HOMES. -

Three cars of horses arrived from the mainland last night by the ‘Borden train.

- A MUSIQAL CONCCRT and pie eocial will be hold' at Lower Mon- tague hall-on Saturday evening the 28rd at 8 o'ciock under tho auspices of the Lower _Montague choir, assisted by Mr. J. B. Trimgge, violinist of Picton- and other towns. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Lad-ies wilth baskets free. Proceeds for new church Lower Montasue. . - I

0lW»El.L QE-RVICE8. - Service'

neit Sunday morning. Sept. 24th. at Bt. Andrews Church, Orwell' at 11.00 a.m. by Mr. W. E. Aitken. B.A-_ The speaker _at th_e evening service at Orwell Head will be Dr. Maihel Manderacn of Pdlring, China. Dr. Manderson will address the Thank Offering meeting at 7 p.m. in the interests of the .Wo- man's Missionary Society. No one should miss this opportunity of hearing Dr. Manderson, one our own island niisstonaries who has come back to us with an intimate knowledge of conditions in China the great slumibering giant of the Orient.

we have ever had

“The Moth," chosen as the open- ill! PIU (cr‘¥0l\d1ty evening. Misa Edwards and her splendid company UN lllrely. proven an irresistable vehicle to.ever._ increasing large numbers of amusement seekers. Few stock Yzompaulophave estab- iuhoa the reputation which miss Edwards and lic!" associate -players are enjoying throughout the _New England States. Their name is a guarantee of more than average

PHINBE ihiiii_[|_iiEXl WEEK

histrionlc ability, and they never fail to justify anticipation. in “The Moth” there is ample room for clever acting and each and every member will be seen to the very best advantage.

The waits between acts are en

iivened with clever vaudeville, with the addition of the .Mae Edwards

Novelt Orchestra. Seats are now-_

on sale for the entire week. Secure your reservations early.

_‘Two Giiyubiem

(Continued from Page Ono.)

beliefs are such as have never been proved to us. auch as we have caugbtup from someone else. We catch up in this way not only ideas, but feelings, and ten- dencies to act .ilt has been pro- posed that we should recognize three "channela of infection" by which the contents of one mind thus pass -into other minds. The three channels have been called (1) Buggestihility, (2) Sympathy, (3) imitation.

Dr. Stewart illustrated these

three methods of influence from various spheres, salesmanship, ad- vertising. patent medicines, pan, ics, cookery, accent, ges--

pened on Sabbath, Sept 24th. Ser o “"9 and . 0319"- T119 ices at 11 a. m. and '1 D. m. will t r 5“°°°”'f“l \'°°°mmeUd“'-1°” 0' e conducted by Rev. George Mil- » _. _ _ ` 0 Khalsa :nge dg\;`_‘;1;“ilBx:ol;i°Il;“;1:g:‘;

, N L0 Ci ,_ i I d ll til ° ' °

pzgtonsraevhuDonM_aihu;;nt_ ips; use oz the same suzsesiihiiiiy

. _ _ _ which can at times effect the cuie

ial collections will be taken up at

- both service". .__.__. of a nervous disease. The skillful

____ _ -'rho latest entry im to he pun- use Oi' ivy-moat-hy-in the sense uf

A¢;g|<;U.|_-ru,RA|_ v\3|1'0n3, - lished lor the Charlottetown Driv- ¢°°¢“3|°\li °m°"°“'*hal Worked

,-_ F,.,,,,h »p_ -s,,,,.,_ Dominion ing Park mes is the a Minute effects for both send sud ill unou hemm ,md M, w_ T_ ,Mgcqum Class which was substituted in B limb- NB'-Wllill ChHl'“¢l°1‘|BU¢5

' . nd traiits are reserved chiefly

- - place of th 2.18 Clam hicli fail ii D Edit]-ilsémit 2>‘ii‘;-mc<.\iMri§.ttpe'f1I§,‘l0,f1f,‘] ea to nn. frm. new cfs; has mi- by the impulse 01 imitation- Farms in Eastern Canadavisited Bd i0 °V°\'f10W|“K there b\“-‘HS 11° Xu View °t the tact that Public the Charlottetown E,h,e,.,me,m,-, less than thirteen entries from aii Opinion is thus manufactured by

over the Mnrltiinie Provinces thus VHl'i0\lS D011-i08‘i0H| 886110168. 0119

Farm yesterday. 'Dr. Shutt says ~ _

) 'hm the Dehanmeht with which assuring a splerhiidlly iplonttested glcrgrigighzotgshehlhggdrrhgchidiasfeh

The Rev. Dr clark recently was he is connected -hope to have a :xg-alreiggeihgaeevzfyhgmz ptghihitlh not in manger or crushing hm an

lmysical and °h°m°“l °x“mm“` gg ghp, th,-el; gl-egrep; 1-“|53 guys spirit of individual initiative and "0" °f 'eD"°Be°t`“uV° types and _ hprogress? The lecturer here in- cxamplei of the soil in this prov- 'On Tuesday morning Mr. Frank shhted that we have need in ah '“°° Wm* “ "‘°‘” °' `““'““g °“‘ nouoiiiior sri-ivan from the M-nine ordered community for two princi-

Wilbur Glenn Voliviin, overseor their chief characteristics and de-,circuit bringing wuh mm Hmmm’ meh which must he ph0h0m0hed_

of Zion and successor to the late téhrinine ‘how -'bets gba ier2i‘ilyM0l .235 3_'4_ _Miss srmmash-|e_ H9 1_4, and nergher of which must be al.

- sus 8° B muy- G RCW? - - Y- it ai 1, 2.22 1-4"1' i i-iiii flowed whoiiy to displace the ot- _ _ _ _ __

ed the Christ-ian Catholic church MIWUUD Wh° hi" bee” ““"°s5 Cn' Syidhxgy came the salihemiixay bring- her. The conservative factor is lmmed to carry Um (mb end

and the city oi’ Zion, seeks to drive ada from coast to coast says U13* ing Better Not 2.20 1-4 and Tony contributed by the pressure ol out the Methodists and all olheriill H0 ll\‘0ViHC8 1189 he Seen V689'-Ma¢_ 2_19 1.4, » general opinion retraining the ec- nniepennents in zton, the Mctho-'tation so luxufiws as in Pf*“°° .Lost night Trainer wnruooa oi centricioios ot the individual. ae-

Edwilfd Wand- He f“"'°“"“b]Y Sydneyorrlved bringing the well- form is often too dearly Dough!

commented on tho splendid work known and very popular race horse at the expense of disturbing stahl-_ ‘

i`Mf- Bf°W“- §0"de“°" ‘lt the ‘Ch“"' Dick C., 2.13 1-4, formerly owned .lity. But we have urgent need at “;‘:)t‘nt“j‘nab'\;'3‘;;‘:§:1 al};S’;:3:\E;cp(:‘"bp` ` `lcttetown Experimental Farm waB'bv Col. D. A. MacKinnon of thiaitimes of the original man who will The agpncy ‘lofi smmumung ‘Klvisllihhes had ‘mm found U) hh hlhhm.

doing. ln his recon-t trip Mr. any Dhck C has been sweeping dare to stand alone against n me __s'h_m__ or or 8 ‘ms “hm m__ ‘ I Maeoun noted that the crops are the -Sydney track and holds the mass, and will innovate upon the am Ham- Hamm; 0'. the {;0d_,C0hhcmus s`_h.__h_heh,h,h_ Bm hh $0011 ii1\`0'\l8h°'\i¥ Ei’-Biefll C3“3d“»`Halifax track record for this sea- most firmly encrusted public seihhes Yoh Hviggnghopm. That expmn ‘ '

rand that there are lair average ‘ppm 2, 13 1-4, alsohtbe Truro _track timoh-t. 'Reference was made to. anon, ammwgh me easiest “nh th

"ANT" UV! MINT’ *°' Hon-ses wAN1-so rr Emer-

Wli-Kllll 150 l>|'0ii\i°¢l- D179” er'sHotel stables. Low set onel

consumer. Write The J. it. Joh., Mcnongnii and John Horn? the Qhem

W“'k”" 0°-. 819 Oni: Bt.. Woes., ' soso-zo-o

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me---~‘ N1-Ep._riona.e ro i-line Fon

'1f0 LGI. D wgundays or to winter. Apply Revh

“gnu-ell. _ _ ..

"°USE ‘ro i.n_. APPLY 20s -

T. 8. Mlllett. North River.

Syduey st. - ' ‘ t Lost

T0 LET SIVIN Room rtoues “_’_f`___'____ _ 1 cnsin i.oe~r-ou MAL- ‘,§'"' ‘WH und norden. Aiiinlv 76 “seine gona, one :tix-ti. rinse '°" °°°'“ 3*- 9°°7'19‘3' ima at in-is office. sozri-zoai

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*Mehr-enivsrs nssiplncs Ihr- -20 Queen St, containing N10 fiiuius room. drawing '°ili. five bed rooms, kitchen, '- _ B011 s_. t, -ppy N0 222 Queen st. 9-i4-ii.

For Sale

h_____________ '°R SALE 15 r-uacsnso :Winn Lelhorii hens of the celc- faied 'Old I-iam' strain. Heavy :>i'0duc__ers and . grand winter eiiyens. Bargain for quick bur- N-~Ed\val'd Bliipitt, Cdrdigld.

- 8072-20-21

Situations Vacant: '

A BIG so i=s»v_n__|r cum rm-/_is f"°°Ui\f card 'erm _ ‘book bm to workers, " oele~ ‘ filled. inexpensive Roya rifles: seouro orders now, de river later; men and women nl dmdy making five dollars up h IV. even in snare time; cap- G"| or experience unnecessary oifretsoa Company, Brantford. iitario.

¥&`. _

Teachers Wanted 'Edwin wA.N'rl.n ron cnt: "tid wsinchooi. simon. 1-htel

-_-v-»

_ “ii Secretary 1-I1-8|’ ‘-.,.__, ergo."

i i.os1' on sr. sirens noAQ hand png, oon-taining -sum oi

‘_ “\i!ise'ys' grocery store. 8064-22-2l.

i.os1'- on i=R|oAv esrr. e1'H.

between North River Corner. and Sum-nierside by Crillwllii. lad 'a double case sold watch.

ribbon and B010 Pencil W tached. Please notify Dr. W. J-

` P Mohiiilnn, 206 Kent Street-

. GW '

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I-lolp \\’iu|i.v~'_|_--i"1‘""\

`. |D FOR GENERAL

WA'NTE° EA A. i' 14 Lowe

COOK WANTEwnaHwilling td _ C n m",_

1"" “ mg' sro-nf. V

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wanna A miie UR M'°°'-F aged woman for i!6fi°l‘i\|` MUS; work. APPU 14 E'9’*“°d°' 80° 7 B2 1 -w. __ 1 new Wwiwd-'1.“'°

- ' 'r , A tiers B. Guar- \ rgitigffe that-1o.2i. _ _____~____,_,._._----`-*‘*“_'*"" » WANTED-UALEBMAN FOR F-1 si 1 to mole veil l\°°‘l“ B'°‘;‘: line on oomrhtnihn. 0u¢ |

overilgilosad bl’ 0°?

..v»:‘,'*__ "‘

_________.__----_' couurnv nov :heed-r 1# WAQ `

.Miss I-_vis Mol-‘ariane Gruliuuw Nurse of Montreal, arrived _Wed-

nesday nlflht for is viohtto her fat her, Mr. enry Mc`F‘ar__a_he. Prine?

BIRTHS

|' D- in this city to Mr. and

soo _ urs. nn. iiodd n asnzhieri- C011 gratulations.

Jessie .McLaucblan, -St. Catherines.

FLEMI-N0.-At North ltuetico. on

Mr and iMrs R G

Y so t. 11, t » . . . . ilimaled "M~L'M°" with buck l-*lgminZ. aoson, iPatrlck 0reE°l‘Y.‘5-

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` DEATHS

R' ....i. Sui 11 if-_----------~ -

_..,_.._..._.---- cA_Masi.~i..-rsuaceniy si Alber-

I9 tn, Sept 20th, Ewen-Campbell.

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` 8.

cor.:-4; 2nofcne_»iei~."t_lsai..’ sent.

h wor DD Y '

5 _Pgilrife st. _ soon-22.5; rhhjmmn core. son 'or the into

ole, Kensington

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HENDEMSON;--A't the ISGBUIIS GOD' 4.

l “"0 "nd" l’1°“*‘° 1°"° at AR' eral Hospital. -Sept. Goh to M-r.and

Mrs. Lester fE. Henderson a son.

---'-"-"'””“”"°"'_°'-° Mrs. Henderson was formerly Mi-ss

i entered by Gordon W. Dawson.

Cape Traverse. owned by C. L. Jackson, Field-ing's Road. Cape Breton.

2. Lloyd George, bay 5., by Ceb-

tain Aubrey. d. Nancy. by Braz- ilian. enteregl and owned by Gordon W. Dwweon, Cape Tritt' BTBB. Radiant, 2.21 1-4. blk. ln. bY

Cegantle. d. hiosha by Bingen. entered by Dr. J. S. Jenkins. Charlottetown, P. E. 1., own- ed by Upton Park Farm, Char- lottetown, P. E. l. Teddy blk g., by Directuni -Patch d. by Progress Lad, en- tered and owned by 'l`.-C. Ed- gett, Charlottetown. P. E. l. 5. The Pup, bay g.. by Meyer - Toad, n. hy Bi-ariiisn. entered

and owned by Hammond Kell? Ch-srlottetown. P. ill. 1. Land Lennie, blk. st., by Nat- han Axworthy, 2.09, d. by Dir- ect 2.05 1-4, entered and own- ed by Hammond Kelly, Char lottetcwn, P. E. l. - 'Mu-jonie, d. by Bronze Chief. entered and owned by A. H. |Morph_,v, Charlottetown P. EJ. iilabv Todd; bay in.. by May0\‘ fl'odd, d. by Elmo, entered and owned by Dgngel ‘Myers Mt.- iAlbion, P. E. I. '

crops on ‘the prairies. The visit- record of 2.-15. ` " _ ‘the vast and increasing power to _ t bv_ u { t th Um ors lvfit this morning for Nappanh Trainer Purvis has arrived iromldha press as an organ of props- “W5 glcm 5-uR;"d9 Wet' me N

' - _ 1 U one w li wo -me c or

grind Kentville. |Sydney bringing Colorado L, 2_a8_ihgzinhhhgdi:]f;ht;h!t:c:3m;:)i;na;¥]t;)lhxd and M was nm nm expmmmn _ .

12 fresh from victories on t e __

‘_ ---¢o>i-- Cape Breton gimuig, Trainer Cox|to create an opinion that is neit- that mmmenfied ifmlf lo ”0""0 0

_ the best psychic iiivestign'tnr.»

ived yesterday morning. with her too rash -in the way of change -

Psnso Aus “rr _ I - Dr. stewart onion-i into o sur-

--'L ' three gutters' all by Captain Aublnlin toot olzsunate in adherence to vcy of the main lines: along whini-

| ey and owned by Mr. Jackson. alt 0 imc on 111001195- V I hm mv su ,H n _h I one dh]

Wir and M s B Hi k Sack weahhy American' Roy vom' hold 1 Er-ipace perglgnffggrgy' lpgyngiew jgr-'Hlcs exprgsseéid his ;(ciisIt)>lhai iipih 1. r. . cs, -‘ y .on ua- *_ -- ‘ ' _--

iiviille, N. B., are visiting the city. gg,-;,! gtg; lforliidci-riglmthgrvkritiiiieo B'tew~agrt’s ‘llecture last night, wliich!i0I\_ that lelcnathy. by-lm0"iSm. Hilifi

Mrs Ch"le'_'“Hyne MB wrecord until recently broken byhfully illnstradtegihihs niissitogy lot'gLui;"il1;>ti;un§Et l;;;drel;i;;hMlSl;?g;et;0

- B ‘ S. 11 RB d ,i 1-th anguagean s-een nsg _n-_ ir ». . -

turned home after an. enjoyable 'ggtgd arpfs-;|;na$_|o:-?]|obe Enqlatxg. ¢0 human nagure; lor ‘the idea that there is any such

' V15" in 31- -Wim NB- ed today; He is in charge of Train "We have not really a free thing |18 U16 "l10SS6SSi0H" 01' 11 liv-

°i“‘ _er John Conroy, a Charlottetown choice _as to the house we live in HIE bully by lin iilioii Sl>iI`\l~ Mun?

iMr. A D. \MoDonald. Vaucou- boy - _Of the why We greet our mendqallcged cases uf this he expluinetl

Iver, who has been visiting his old Horses will continue to arrive on -the su-peg in a hundred way,|.by 'telepathic action either on the

‘ ,1 w'~.-il it ig ox are beg ed about b all 30|-tg part ol` another embodied spiritlthouigli it liaitl in many cases been

arrived last evening on the Borden The entries of the Three Minute come 5 .wether Heuer. _

Mr. H. A. Scherman. of Amherst ing. ' ed as a --beg-1 Bene,-'-I it will bp. A I .‘»-.`-mv - _ mg .

train and is registered at the Class have closed and the follow- ,Many people _heheve that the f f Q h " . 'tt

Queen- 'W5 is the M9" °¢ emu” made m‘pictures of .M-att and Jeff running ' - , ( '

it. 13 in nn s _very good iisetor ,h the hhhy newspaper, are mm _ h t

'Mn N- 1%( Nuluu- -irunuliisriigi f£u°Jél°lt:gl =§a2;L;';l>'= My E -by cnet-tivo an than the .hictures in _‘rx - "1 @ ' 'wi-

traveller, ontreal arr ve n e W - ~- . ; ` - ’

city last night and is rogigtered at Captain AubreY. d. by PHI'kBid¢ the National Gallery' t “ugh Der 1% ' '

say so. A -secret. redarandurn in `

which there would be no possibil- ity of ones vote being discovered. _ - . in regard to the value of literary, _ _ __ _ - '_

artistic and musical masterpieces ~

would give, 1 think, some very _

interesting results. l adnii-t I very

much r r the music of what is _

baps they would be ashamed to

ir ole ' called the ."barrel" organ to tho music of other organs. l am sure I am very much wron-g but tho fact remains that l prefer it."

"Most of ua are not affected by

what is called 'the "world's opin- lon". I-t its too -big to mean any- thinil. But* we are profoundly affected by the opinions of some small body oi which we are mem- bers,-our church, our club, our Masonic lodge, our little circle of the very elect that meet in oach c-tlier's houses and express freely what we think to each other and about each other."

“Public opinion is in the main

the stable force in our community. it is not quickly moved. I ad- mire intenaely the magmlticent in- ertia cif mankind. it serves us Muinst ‘the eloquence of impract- ical innovatore and keeps us from “Hind llllnbeddd. We owe much i0 "IB Quality of dullnese-this

A "bovine stu-pldi»ty" as the novel-

IRPUFPU-

A orqi hadith and blluty- _

_Avoid Premature iialdiicss

by prompt attention to your Islip when Dandruli' that

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"Nntura’e Own liamotiy" for Scalp Troulilu'-wradloatae

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into call it. because, though we tannot all be quick and intense reaeoners, we have all to be actors in life and must bear the conse- quences of our acts."

Spirituaiiam.

At Wednesday evcning's lecture

-Dr. ‘Stewart emphasized thc fact that investigations into what is called “spirit-uaiism" are just one branch of a. larger study. The Society for Psychical Research has been formed for t-he purpose ot' enquiring into alleged “abnor- mal” happenings, such as hypnot- ism, cliairvoyauce, 'telepu.tliy, veri- d-l-cnl dreams, and many other psychic oddities of which-from the very earliest times-there had been persistent report. Sonic ot these tales were of the kind which used to be associated with witchcraft, and which had in the modern aige been generally dis- missed as cases of conscious and deliberate -fraud. _'Some others such as the alleged apparitions of persons deceased, were explained away his mere delusion. But it had been .felt in many quarters that alter we have discounted n these two grounds a vast number of such reports, there remain at re- sidue which we cannot thus dis- miss unless we are determined to disbelieve a-li suclh evidence in ad- vance. in view of the chance that even the most firmly estab- lisiied general rule on such mut- ters niny prove to have been mis- teikcn, -it was thought. that a fur- liher scrutiny in-to the whole iiold should not be refused. The Brit- ish Society for Pi-iychsical Re- search, including in its ineniber- ship rn-.iny oi' the most thorough scientists iii the country, had been

priise. The word "spirltualisin" had been chosen to sign-ify one oi several competing explanations for the events reported. A “spirituulist" is one who -believes

- until Manda; iiig' L ~ we g y _ - - - pected that every staii on the or prickly etiquette. The great 01' taking place between the con-

Mr. F. H. -Beard of Toronto Woli grounds will be taxed to accom- mpgs of up have 1° bow to me, scioua and suboonkoious regions

known commercial man, is regist- ,update mgm, Never .ip the his- cohdmom, under wmch we live, oi' the experimenter-'s own mind. ered at t-he Queen Hotel. 1,0;-y of me track has there been a M the whrm of _phbnc upmmh the In regard to communications from

-'-- greater number of nominations. in man pophmr amusement or gash. another world. he held the view

i iss Ella Ba null returned Wvd the events and the public may rest km of he season mh qw (owed that very many of the reported

e oil hy good cviilciice, as still iii-

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iviliul ‘fraud by iiieiliuins or un-

-`,-regariiotl some of thc cases, anest-

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f Au-toiiiatlc writing lic trcutuii ns .nlisoliitcly lit-yoiiii thc range oi in- telligent tlouilit ini' those who urn!

. general line ol' Dr. Steivtii-Us argu-

ment was tlii'i-ciorl .to_sho\v tliait tho Society for Psychicsi irc-'_ search had uncartlioil 11 nunrhonoli new,truths about uctiun of niiiiti‘ upon mind, :mtl haul thus notuiily ztdileil to psycliological kiioivlcilgii' He expressoil the opinion that ‘the evidence for messages from dc- ceascil persons through mntliunis,

proved misleading, 1-emuiiieil in :i number of cases unexplained and exceedingly impressive. But. in view of thc extraortliiiary char- acter oi' the theory we wort- :ink-

tiiiit the cvitioiice should he over- wht-lniing, and it nii_i;‘li‘t 'be doubted whether it had yet reached this critical r-liurncter. Dr. .Stewart pleaded for keeping an open mind i:l\i':iitiiig with patience the furth- fr-_r ciiitroiiio of this research, and ivurni-1! his iiudioncc that it was not at rsubjt-tet with viiliich ner 'ous pt-ople should inctlilio. -lt was a Ylilil -'ii' i-xiittrts Still lr.-ss Shuiiiil

hcqhhihmd with th.. .fm-th 'rho-:iiiytiiio :oil-l>:»'ti'tutc spiriiuaiism for i

religion or the sconce for worship.

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