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- RETURN FARE to the races at Peakes on Monday is ninety cents.
Y HALL.-There will be
lervice at Hartney Hall on Sunday _evening next, October 11, at 7 o'clot-k.
PICTOU BOAT.-The S. S. North-
umberland arrived in Cltarlottetowu last night at 7.50 o‘clock. .\irs. Alex, McKinnon. of Charlottetovt-ti, was it passenger by her.
DEATH OF MRS. BRENTON LONG-
WORTH.-It is with dccp regret The Guardian learned just bt-fore goittc to press this morning ot' tht- tiettth of Mrs. Brenton I-‘. Ltittgwortli, whit-lt occurred suddenly nt tt ltttvdttttti- lust night nt her home on 1.tntt;\\-ortlt ;t\'t-~ nue, city.
FOR SPECIAL STUDY.-llr. ll. il.
Johnson. .\lt-tlittnl llvtiltlt tltlittt-r ot” the city, lttavcs to-nt_ort't>\\' for _\'t--,\' York, U. S. .-\., in ttottnt-ttittn with some special medical sttttiy ltt~ iti- tends undertaking tht-rt~. llt- will he attached to the New York Post Grati- uate School, and will bt- tt\'.n_\- tor about u month.
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.-lt is
intended to forward tlttt tltiitattitttts for this fund on Tltttrstitty or l-`ritl:t,\' tl~'\l- AII donations t'ot' this t`ttttti itttt<tttlt»tl for this sailing shottltl ltt_- in t-ttrly tit-\'t week. it is reqttestt-tl thttt itll tiit»t-;t.- and other donations bc t't-tttly, if pos- sible, for this sailing. it is intt-tttlt-ti. however, to forward anotltcr t-art-ro in November, thert-t'ort- itll t<t~llt~t-tiotts may be contitttictl without intt‘rrttp~ tion anti will bt- forwatrtlt-tl by tht- seconti steumt-r, \\’, ll. .\itl;t-n, l’rt».-- ldent; 1), J. Riley, St-t-rt»t.tr_\'.
A FOX CASE.-.»\ rastt is t»ttt'ngitit.(
the attention of the Courts :tt .\lonc- ton, N. B,, in which un Islantlt»t'. llt-tl- ley B. Weeks, is suing the \\'. li. .\lil- ler Company, of (‘umpht»lllon, .\`, li,. to recover $2,000 as deposit tttttnt-_'.' for an option for a pair ot' .~»il'.'t-r 'tt!t~,'-lt foxes in u ranch near Stnntttt~r>=itlt-, Recently an appliczttiott was th;ttit- in chambers before Jtitlge l.utttit`j»' by llttt defendant to have tht- vt-nut- t-ltttnt;t»tl
from \Vt-stntorelantl (‘ottttly, in '.\'hit~h'
it was laid, to Restigottt-htt. 'l`iit- tip- pllcution was tlisntisst-ti, tht- vt-hue being left as laid.
::Let us sltow you our new lint- oi'
"Penslar" Toilet l’rt:pttrtttitnt,s, 'l`ht- quality of these gontls atntl tlt~.~'i;:tt tit packages cannot be surpastttl. li. .\. FOSTER, Central Drug Sttttw.
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CERT.-Look out for the great Pat- riotic Concert to be given by children in the Opera House-Prince Edward Theatre-at an early date. 5386
HORSE NOTE.-Dr. Sharper. 2.18%
attd Helen R.. 2.12%. will be worked out at the Charlottetown Driving Park this afternoon, at two o’clock. If the wt-tttltet' contiitions are favorable. the not-tor will be asked to go a mile in '_’.lG or better.
FRUIT GROWERS.-A meeting of
the Fruit Growers Association and \\'inter frttit show will be held in con- nection with the annual meeting of the ventral Farmers Association. The tiutt- has not yet been decided upon;__
FARM LABOUR.-The Department
ot' .\;:rit~ttlturt» is in receipt of a com- tnutticntion from the Minister of La- bottr, suggesting that farm labourers mir.-ht ht- st-cured front some of the t»tltt»t~ provittt-es to meet the scarcity t\'isting ht-re at the present time. .t\n,\' t`;trtnt>r who ls anxious to secure hirt-tl help, particularly by the year, wttultl do well to communicate with tin- in-pat-tmettt of Agriculture at t`hatt'lottt:to\\'n.
CANDLING STATION.-In refer-
1`t-rt-nt-t» to tt notice appearing in Thurs- tl:t_~.' nmrnittg's Guardian in connection with the estttlilislmtettt of an Egg t';ttttllin;; Station, a little correction is t tit-ttt-s.-ttry. The Egg Circle Cantiling >`t;ttit»n movement has been organiz- t~tl in this province by Mr. T. A. Ben- son. the Island representa_'.ive of the l'oultry Division of the iiive Stock llranclt llepurtment- of Agriculture, Ottawa, anti Mr. Cyrus Poirier. who is ttssistant to Mr. T. A. Benson, is in cltarge or the work at Wellington as tltfmonstrator and instructor. The ('ttntlling Station is being operated by the i’rint'e Edward Island Co-operu- tivti Egg anti Poultry Association and .\lr. lien Arsenault has been employ- t»ti as a candler by the Association. ,-\ Htatiott has also been opened at .ilontuguv with Mr. J. H. Hare, B, S. .-\., also of the Department at Ottawa, in trltttrgc as tlemonstrator and in- strut-tor. Mr. Seymour Compton, of t`otntncrcial Cross, has been employed by the Association as candler at this station.
“ Pcnslar " (‘.horry' Cough Balsam is
an agrteealile und effective remedy for t-oughta. sore throats and bronchial irritation. Contains no opiates. 25c.
|`l»ottle. E. A. FOSTER, Central Drug
Store.
HORSE RACES.-The Management
of the races to be held at Peakes on Monday next. have been requested by several horsemen to add a Farmers' Race, the horses to bedriven by their owners. Therefore, if enough entries are received this special race will be held and liberal prizes offered. Time of entry has been extended in all classes up to the day of the races.
RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS.-
The Red Cross Society, Charlottetown. have received cases. bales. boxes and parcels of valuable articles from Red Cross and other societies in the fol- lowing places and hope later to give names of contributors.-Murray Har- bour, Bedeque, Elmsdale, Murray Har- bour South, Cavendish, Grand View, Clyde River. Newport, Eldon, Spring- field, Murray River and Alberton.
l.0.G.T.-The T251 quarterly ses-
.sion of Queens Co. District Lodge,
l.O.G.T., met at Pownal on Oct. 5th. The day being fine the delegates thoroughly enjoyed the drive, some of them having an especiallyjollytime, attd all appreciated the kind hospi- tality of the good people of Pownal. At the afternoon session the regular routine of business was gone through. then Rev. N. O. Wilson being present he gave a very interesting talkron the temperance affairs of P.E.i., and then answered numerous questions which were asked. The representa- tives of the different lodges were very pleased to receive all this information. At the public meeting in the Methodist Church addresses were given by Rev. E. S. Weeks, Rev. N. O. Wilson, Rev. N. P._ McVie and Mr J. West. Fine music was given by the choir, and a beautiful solo by Miss Enid Smith.
C. A. A. A. ATHLETIC MEET.-
An athletic meet will be h_eld at the C. A. A. A. grounds on Saturday after- noon, Oct. 17th, for the boys of the town. A new arrangement will be made in classifying the entries. ln- stead of having the boys race accord- ing to their ages, they will be grouped according to weight. There will be tlte following classes: Boys under 80 pounds, 81 to 95 pounds, 96 to 110 pounds, 111 to 125 pounds, and over 125 pounds. This new scheme has been adopted in a great many athletic meets and has been found much more
Isatisfactory than the old scheme of
grouping by ages, which causes ettd- less arguments and unfair conditions. The meet will be open to all boys oi' fiharlottetown, and is being promoted by the Physical Committee of the Y. M. C. A.
E. A. FOSTER, Central Drug Store.
::A fresh supply of Moir's and
Neilson's Chocolates received to-day.
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I-IAZELROOK FIELD.-Services
in Hazelbrook ljield on Sunday. Oct: 11th. will be "Thanksgiving, with special music. Cross Roads: 10.30 a.rn.; Sunday, School, 11 a.m.; sub- ject: “ The Deliverance Thanksgiv- ing.!'-Jflaselbrook, 3 p.m.; subject: “Our Special Call for Thanksgiving." Alexandra, 7 p.m.;- subject: “The Great Thanksgiving."
CONSUL MAYS ON FOX SITUA-
TION.-ln a report to the Treasury Department, Washington. published in the “ Daily Report " of September. Dr Livingston T. Mays, U.S. Consul at Charlottetown, has the following to say regarding the fox industry:- "Fewrof the fox companies in Prince Edward Island that own foxes are offering stock for sale to American investors. Most of the companies that offer stock have based their capitalisation on options only anti own no foxes. In many cases a very care- ful reading of advertising matter and thorough investigation are necessary to discover this fact. These com- panies have paid ten per cent, on options for foxes for future delivery, at prices ranging from $1G.000 to $30,000 per pair, and, after appropri- ating certain other stock for organisa- tion and promotion. have offered the bulk of their stock for sale in the United States, expecting to pay back the amount invested if enough ls not sold to complete the purchase of the foxes. In extremely few cases have the companies assets that will guar- antee this return after the 10 per cent. already paid on option has been lost by faiiure.' The effect of the war in Europe has been to render extremely doubtful the ability of these companies to sell enough stock to complete their option and purchases; consequently they are making desperate efforts to sell stock in the United States, where investors are not informed of the facts. The fact that the fox companies that actually own foxes base their capita- lisation and promise of marvellous dividends on the prospect of selling to the contpanies that own-options only, at prices ranging frotn $16,000 to $30,000 per pair, will seriously cripple them when tlte option companies fail to fulfil their contracts."
PERSONIILS
Mr George Thorne, Editor of -the
North Sydney llcrald, is visiting in this city.
Miss Susie Campbell, of North
Wiltshire, is visiting in this city, the
[guest of Miss Lily Blanchard, Bishop t.
Mr Douglas Sutherland of the
Canatlian liank of (lontmerce, who has been transferred to Halifax, loft yesterday morning for tltat place.
Miss Norva Webster in company
with her cousin, Miss Glad_v‘s Clark, is visiting in Victoria, being the guests of her aunt, Mrs. Howard Clark.
Mr. anti Mrs. Jatncs Paton and Mr.
anti Mrs, E. lt. Brow. city, left yester- day on a visit to Boston anti other American cities.
Mr. J. J. l\lcKinnon, city, has return-
ed from ti visit to Atlantic (lily.
ltev. llr. Fulton, who is the guest
of Governor McGregor of llaligttx, is exxpected home on Saturday,
Mrs. i-l. P. Mills leaves this morning
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Knowl- ton, Sontcrville, Mass. Site is actzom- pnnied by Mr. and Mrs H. B. \’Varrcn. Tltelr ntuny friends wish thctn a plea- sant trip.
Mr. ll. ll. Pooley, Vice-Presitlettt of
The North River Pure Bred Mink Company, was ht the ttity yestm-day, Mr. Pooley reports his company is meeting with good success and the profits are excellent.
The Hon. John Richards, who has
been confined to his home recently by an attack of illness, has recovered sutilciently to be about again. lie was a passenger to the city by the afternoon train yesterday, being ac- companied by his son, K. B.
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Q_uEsN.
Mrs. Thomas, Souris; P. F. Mac-
lean, London, Ont.; A. D. Miller, Bos- ton; Alex Mnrtin. Vallcylleld; K, B, lliclturtis, lildcfortl; John llich- ards. llitleford; Simon Piucntt, N. ltusticn; W. T. Weir, Stanley; A. and Mrs. Gallant, Wellington; A. i‘, Saun- ders, Sutntncrsitle; Jas DeWitt, Knowl- ton; J. W. II. Sutherland. Westville; Donald i’. nntl Laura Malcoltn, (‘nr- tligun; Geo. Partridge, Rolf lioltntlctt, Ottawa; l.. N. McKinnon, Montague; F. G. Lang, Tryon; C. II. Worrell, St. Andrcw‘s, N. B.; A. J. Mt'('ortnit-.k, New Glasgow; Jos. t‘lory. St. John, N. ll.; James anti Margaret Stewart,
VICTORIA
Il. L. Rundle, Newcastle, N. Il.;
Arthur T. Fraser, H. Zvi. Ganong. Ilali fax; F. W. Arnold, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russel, Boston, Mass.; G. A. Lear, Hamilton, Ont.; H. Mc- Nutt. M. D., Newcastle, N. Ii.; W. ll. Horn. St. John. N. B.; J. E. Newsom, Boston; M. ll. Hodgson, Toronto; W. I. Mucdougall, St. John; F. E. Cann, Sydney; Ada I. Dalot. Portland, Mc.; Nelson Edwards, Boston; A. A. Archi- bald, Truro; H. and Mrs. Mortimer. St. John; Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Tilders, G. L.,Clinton, Montreal; H. Mitchell, Freetown, N. B.; H. B. McDonald, Bradalhane; D. Mackenzie. Halifax; J. F. Condran, Halifax; Percy W. (Jar- ver, F. C. Russell, Boston, Mass.; Geo. Moore, Moncton. '
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it has just become kttown here. Gen- eral Von Besseler, who is directing operations at Antwerp, _wus called front tlte retirement list of 1011. I-le is a brother of the Prussiatt Minister ol’ Justice. lie distinguislteti ltitnst-It' in 1870 in tht- sieges of Metz anti Paris. lic stervtetl i'or many years as chief of one of the t-.ttgititettrittg corps anti as a General inspector' oi' for- tresses.
ANTWERP BEING BOMBARDED.
LONDON, Ot-1.. S.--tintworp was
subjected to a furious bombttrtlmcttt throughout last night. Shells from German 10%-itttclt guns were falling early this tnorning in the Platte Vtfrte close to tI\c,_(,‘atltctlrul,
WOMAN WILL DESIGN -
JOAN OF ARC STATUE
Women will be itttercstetl in learning
that rt women luis been t-hosen to design a statue to Joan ol' Art: which is to bc placed in ottc of the New York city parks. The sculptor is Miss Anne Vaughn Hyatt, who is already well known in thc art world, She ex- hibited in the Paris Salon in 1913, anti two other best known pic(-cs, "\\'intt-r" nntl “’l`igt-rs Hunting" ure' in the Metropolitan lilliscutn.
ii-iiss l-lyatt’s futher wash Bostonian
anti :L natttralist. From hitn probably she inheritcs herlovcofttnitnttls. She- specialty is bronzcs of anitnals. The statue of .loan of Arc is to bc an eques- trian piece and every detail will be curcfully studied. Dr. Basltfortl Dean, chief curator of armour in the Met- ropolitan Muscum, is studying thc arms and dress of the period in order, to secure ltistoricttl nccttratxy. lt. is in-' terestlng to know that tho petlituent! of the statue is a stone, weighing six-
ANOTHER GERMAN GENERAL DROPPING MOFIE BOMBS ON
KILLED IN BATTLE. ANTWERP.
`i'iERLlN. via London, Oct. S.-Major AN’l‘Wl<IIll’, (ict. li.-'l`I\0 collilllloli
General Augustus Zelmnn, commander of panic among tht: populace here was oi' the second Bavarian field `artillery, ixtvreascd today by the :tppttztt':tttt‘t: of was killed in action ot' September 25, (iermnn aircrttft, whttth tlroppt-tl
bombs. Several and at score ol'
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in htnttu wtttttrs today.
FOOD
a scrious short
x (\\'ltct‘t=. thc chief eat- lic whitc vttrittly ltnown snail, is cotttniotter than
ttlscwltcrc in E
iit'st cut the S screw shape, s shell. 'I`l1t- mo
teen tons, which was sctruretl from the walls ot' tlto dungeon where Joan of_ Arc was crucified in Rouen. When' the building was raised, tltc stone was secured. , |
houses \vt\t‘c tlcstruyed people killed.
ROOPS ARRIVE IN
BEING FAKED NOW.
whitzlt had been cut off by one of the macltittcs.
The reason for the present shortago
nt' snails is that the United States ig getting fontler and fonder of this ar- tit-.lt». of dit-t. As America grows no ttdihl-1 snails ol' its o\vn,‘hundreds of tltottsttntls of them are shipped across t`rotn l-‘rantte every year alive. The sale of snails is increasing in England, too, bttt only ht the foreign quarter 0( London. ,
Snails arc vcry insipid, almost taste-
less, and art- usually served up with stt'ott;_: t-otttiitttettis or in soup. li' you arc tittlt-t‘ittittctI never to try them- tnnny people have done so uninten- tiottttlly-»llte word io avoid ou the bill of fare is "t~st:urgot."
CREAMING BUTTER
in t‘rt-nming butter and sugar for
grt-ttt sttttil-twttittg city
anti tlrttws its supplies
nlrics in l'Jut~opt-. For of _vcnrs tht-rc has been aprt* of snails, anti Sur-
ngland) arc bt-ing cull-
rlagc is ht,-ing matic u
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al article is itnitutcd so ot vvett the small opi-
lho tl ll`i'ert-ttcc. Snail
gltt frottt tlusttttctt anti
rag-pivltttrs. Al
t‘at's meat, or "lights," little nutcliittt- itat/ing
`ter being clttancd they
oft moat into ti cork- o that it fits into the
uth of the shell is then quiti int :tntl the tlcli- t`t>r tht- ttthlt-_ llcstatt-
rants buy thcs at about. fottr c
wo varieties of edible gc whilc snail and thu
gartlett or woot being catctt o
c sham snails rcudily t-nts at tio'/.cn.
l snail thc latlcr sort
nly tttnong thc poorer
thc sham snails t-titers
s. 'i`ht- cxistt-ttt-e ol' thc
ut‘liiicial intlust cctttly, when a
brou_t;l\t‘ un action for for the loss of tt finger
ry was tt set-rut. till re- ntan ctnployctl at the
,ltt fancy sltnpcs and hesitate
cake or httrtl sunt-tt. use at wooden po- tato ntttsltt-r. \\'at'tn the mixing-bowl .before pulling in the ingredients, and ` they will soon het-,utnt> a ligltt, creamy mass with halt' the usual labor.
IN FRYING EGGS ..-
To prcvcnl. eggs frotn popping whllo
fl`yinl!. sprinkle tt little flottr in the grease before putting in the eggs.
ICE CREAM SERVING.
li' you wish lo serve ice-cream cut
to do
so on at-t-ottnt ol' the cost, get plain brick ice-t-rettttt and slice it lengthwise in say hall'-inclt thicknesses. Use rt coolric cuttt-t' in the form of tt lteart. fruit, or animal, and dip in boil- ing water. After wiping it dry, but while still hot, cut the cream in as many pieces us the slice will make.
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l-‘or tt long time it troubled me to dispose of tho potato poelings. Ono tiny l tlist-o\'t\t't~tl that by spreading them otti on tt newspaper in the warm- ing oven of tht- rattgc attd closing the tloor they tlricd out in twenty-four hours and mttde excellent substitute
for shavings when starting a fire.
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