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(Special to the Guardian.)

Il.-\l.lF.-\.\', Sept. 12.-Lee and Clark.

of Victoria, won all the firstaiid sec- ond prim-s with their Ilolstein herds. t‘liarlott<-town is represented on the judges' stand by Mr. P. S. Brown, pro- prietor of the Revere Ilotel. CASUALTY LIST IS VERY HEAVY.

Mlnard's Llnlment Go., limited. .. ..

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from t‘e use of MIN- AliI)'S l.lNlMEN'l‘ in a severe attack of Latirippo, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of lnilauuuuiion.

Yours.

w. A. nuTcuEsoN. '

“There was another very attractive

line of womens suits and coats re- ceived by express this (Friday) morn- ing, The suits are very smart and if you need one you need to see these. MOORE &. McLEOD. 2930-8-i1M3i.

“Women's plain Iisle stockings in

black, tan and white will be offered in the sale Saturday at a bargain-these are regular 25c. per pair and on Satur- day you get 2 pairs for $35c.-MOORE &. McLEOD. 2930-8-11M3i

“SCHOOL SHOES.- We are show

lug the be-st r;ingr\_ of School Shoes

"School stockings for bigger girls-

the sizes are 7'/2, 8 and 8'/2 only the colors are black or tan, regular 30:1., selling Saturday for 2Oc. MOORE & McLEOD. 2930-8-11M3i.

EVERY VOTE GIVEN FOR AN

OPPOSITION CANDIDATE IS A VOTE FOR ROGERS AS PREMIER.

ROGERS' RECORD UNFITS HIM FOR PREMIER. IF YOU VOTE FOR AN OPPOSITION CANDIDATE YOU VOTE FOR ROGERS AS PREMIER.

DO YOU WANT TO SEE BENJA-

MIN ROGERS PREMIER? YOU VOTE FOR ROGERS AS PREMIER IF YOU VOTE FOR AN OPPOSI- TION CANDIDATE.

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Hairgoods

All ltinils of nniural hull' goods for

nnlc. Also couiliings inode up. Miss D. ltudgc, ITI tircut (leorge St, ('hur- iottetown. 1:81;-i-ii-SMwi'xu1Mptl.

Music Studio

MISS GWVNNETH F. COOMBS 44 Water Street.

Charlottetown.

lliltlil-ii-ilblihstuilwks.

PIANO TUNING. itegiiluiiiiii Vol:-ing and iiepairing. Sat.ist'ui~tionGuarantccil. PLAYER PIANO and

CHURCH ORGANS _

at specially.

F. H. CANNON.

:£65 t:|~;ii`ton St.. tlhurlottctown.

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A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon McLEAN dt McKINNON Bari-laters, Attorneys-at-Law

Brown illoclt, Charlottetown. ..

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WARBURTON 6. SHAW.

fiarrislcrs, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic. Etc. Solicitors for Canaria Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal (‘anada. Permanent Mortgage Corpor- ation.

Oiiicos-Old Guardian Office, Pro

wse Block. Charlottetown. P. E. l.

l. .

iJ.C. McLeod, K.C., W.E. Bentley, K.C.

McLEOD il. BENTLEY.

Barrister: and Attorneys-at-Law Oilicos-llnnk of N. S. Chambers, Charlottetown. P. E. I. E

MORSON il DUFFY Barristsrs and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Clnldl

MONEY T0 LOAN. l

PATENT SOLICITOR

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) and Ieglstorsd Pa- tent Attorney. 15 years experience in Canada and U. S. inventions prompt- ly patented. Trade Marks and De- signs registered; infringement and validity searches. Evidence collected in patent suits. It ports prepared for counsel.

Expert witness in patent suits Pst-

snts obtained in all countries 99 St. .lamas Street Montreal. Write for In-

ISES

-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE MATHIESON GOVERN-

MENT IS DOING THINGS.

-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent In Sum- mersido.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian can be obtained et Lnfl'erty's Tonsor-. ial Parlors, Summersids.

-COMPLETE LINE.- A complete

line of School Supplies on sale at R. T. HOLMAN'S LIMITED, Summer- gide_ 2838-9-I3M2iE1l.

..-MACKEREL. -Large catches of mackerel have been taken ashore by the fisherman in Darnley. (`0d is scarce and dog fish plentiful.-D.

-POLL T0 A MAN IN SUPPORT

OF THE GOVERNMENT CANDI- DATES-THE MEN WHO TALK LITTLE BUT D0 MUCH.

-MALPEQUE.-The Rev. John

Murcheson, oi' Middletown, Ohio, will preach in Malpeque on Sunday, the lilth. ,itev. \\'. li. Sweet, of Blue

Mountain. N.S., will preach the follow-

ing Sunday.

-IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr. Joseph

Zilorrison, blacksmith of llarnley, is busy at work with a gang of men put- ting it new foundation under his shop with concrete fire place and when com- pleted will bc more convenient for his increasing trade.-D.

-ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER

THAN WORDS. THE MATHIESON GOVERNMENT HAS LIGHTENED THE LOT OF THE FARMER, HAS IMPROVED HIS OUTLOOK, AND HAS INCREASED "HE VALUE OF HIS FARM. SHOW BY YOUR VOTE YOU APPRECIATE MEN OF DEEDS.

-NEW CONCRETE WALKS. -The

Indies of Mulpenue Presbterian church untlcrtook to provide funds for the construction of concrete walks and for two days u gang of men were at work having laid 3550 feet. The concrete laid was to replace the wooden one laid some icw _years ago.-I).

-HOUSE REMOVED.-Mr M. F.

Schurman, Summerside. who recently bought the property oi' Mr George Jeffry on Summer Street, has removed the house thereon to a lot at the east end of the town. Mr Schurman pur- poses erecting it new residence for himself on thc Summer Street pro- perty.-X.

-VISITING FROM BOSTON. -Mr.

Geo, A. ltobinston of Lowell, Mass., was in Malpequo as the guest of ;\ir. J. V. Peak. his old time friend. Mr. Iiobinston visits the Gulf Garden an- nually and left on return on Wednes- day accompanied by his son Harold who has been in the care oi’ Mr. Peake ond attending the Farming school for thc post two years. They both expect to return next summer.-D.

-ALWAYS BUSY. - Councilor

Gaudet. the popular proprietor ot' I-iappyland and liuns Cafe never finds business quiet. liis photo-plays are always the latest and best procurable. "Gentiein<~n of Leisure" now being shown at lluppylnnd is one of the host photo-plays ever presented to a Sum- merside audience. Buns Cafe is also it credit to thc town and the lunches ililli 0.\'stcrs you get there cannot bc heat.-X.

-THE PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBI-

T_lON ..to be held in Summer- side on September 30th and October lst. promises to be the best ever held in this l‘0uuty from the number ot' entries received ul this curly date. (‘urpi‘ntcrs are here at work getting i-very thing in shape, the horse stables have been enlarged which gives 11 space ot' 200x30 feet foi the cntrics in this class. A new grand stand is being erected for the accom- odation of those attending the horse races which will be held in connection with the Exhibition on Friday, Octo- ber lst. 2059-9-14MEli.

TIGNISH

-TO COLLEGE.-Messrs. Howland

and Maxwell Murphy, Gerald ulton. Leo Casey and Patrick Nelligan left for St. I)unstun's College on Thurs- day.-Z.

-TO EXHIBITION-Miss Gertic

McElroy hns left. for Halifax for a week, combining a visit to her numer- ous friends there und thc annual exhi- bition which she will attend.-Z.

-FAME AND HONOR.-That the

lion. (‘harles llulion anti Mr. S. 'l‘. Gallant will receive a large support from Loi. Two, Little Tignish and Kil- dare, is an acknowledged fact for the .~lpli_-ndid bridge over the Tlgnish River connecting Tignish to these three points is at monument to these gentle- men’s efforts in looking after the wel- fare of not only the Individual alone but for the whole community as well.-Z.

-LARGE GATHERING-Mr. W. D.

Sumner, nt his home, Friday, outcr- iaincd upwards of two hundred con- servative electors and addressed them in his usual candid manner on the prosperous condition of this Province under the able administration of Mr. Mnthieson at the head of the Liberal Conservative Government. Senator P. (Y. Murphy and Mr. John A. Hac- kett nlso addressed the assemblage and the good work done by these three gentlemen at that meeting speaks voi- urhes when fourteen electors who had formerly expressed their views on voting for the Liberal party came forward and promised their hearty support I'-or Hon. Chas. Dalton and S. T. Gallant.-Z

-ALBERTON TEAM WINS-Ina

close contested pool match between the pool and billiard teams of Tignish and Alborton the final score played at Tgnlsh Thursday evening showed that the braves of Alberton were vic- torious by thirteen points which means that the trophy will he given to the Alberton team as a souvenir of their wonderful playing. it is an assured fact that the Summerslde League will play the winners and then the defeated Tlgnish team. That the boys of Tignlsh put up a good fight is in line of compliment to each of the players from the imct that many of

formation. 9325-5-7Mtf. __ _

them only had about six months' prac- tice, while the "Atherton Braves" have been practising for the last year.-Z.

I -ONE CENT DBI' W°l‘d 850|! 155°* gave his opinion that the most won- il0ll 10|' ldV9l‘fIl1l1K ill thi! CUIUUUI- derful discovery of recent years was

Cash must accompany order Mini- U

-SCHOOL SUPPL|ES.- Buy l'0‘\U` 9, School Supplies from IIOLMAN S. bl

-MUSCULAR MOVEMENT PADS` 6c each at HOLMAN'S. Summerside. ,is

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-New Horst A1- o'i_sAnv. - of

An eminent scientist. the other day

e discovery of Zam~Buk. Just

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mum clmrse. twenty-live vents- mink! As soon as it single thin layer

Zam-Buk is applied to a wound or sore, such injury is insured against ood poison! Not one species of

Summerside. 2333'9'13M2iE1i microbe has been found that Zum-Buk

----' does not kill!

Then again. As' soon as Zum-Buk applied to a sore, or a. out, or to

2833'9'13M2IE1I~ ‘skin disease. it stops the smarting.

hat is why children are such friends

O'Leary, we are now prepared to cate* k

airy rooms, and goo.i service. T. M. lint-,-att, 2940-8-13Mft I

-THE FOLLOWING I-iO_RSE RAC" fa

tion. I-‘ree for All Trot and Pace. Purse

Trot and Pace, Purse $100.00. W

2951-ll-14ME1i

clothing department in town is iocat- h ed right here. MOORE 6. McLEOD. 1,

navy, tan, black or white, beautiful line

WESTERN PERSONALS

of ilinoraltl Junction.

-.\lr Robert licairsto. Cliarlotte-

town, spent Monday oi' this week in Summersidc visiting i`ricnds.-X.

-.\lr \\‘u1. Kemieily, merchant,

0'l.t-ary. wus in Suiunii-r.4iil0 on busi- ness on Monday.-X.

-James Kier. voiiur son of Mr. and

Mrs. Prank i\icI{a_\', lirrulcy, is dang- erously ill with apendii Iifs.-I).

-Messrs. Leo .\lountuin and (I.

t‘roi'er, llarnlcy. have returned from \\'c.=itf_-rn Prince having combined busi- ness with pleasure.--I).

-Messrs George .\lcl\'ennn and ll.

Owens, wiio have resided in llostou i'or a number of years, are at present visiting their friends in Emerald.

..-Ur. \\'llliain Adams, Post Master of Sea View. had the misfortune of spruining his ankle by 11 full oi`l' the barn loft. He is able with the aid of

is at present visiting in Malpeque at tho homo of hor sister, Mrs. John (‘raig. She intends to visit other rc-

latllves and friends before returning. - ).

._--Misses Florence Phillips. Grace lio\v|ies.~: and Loretta .\lc.\'eill, of lt. 'l‘. Iiolmon Lid., arrived Friilay even- ing by thc S. S. "En1pr0.ss" from Sf. John, where they have been attending the illillincry Openings in that city.

-Bliss A. I.. Shaw and Miss Green

who have been u\v:\_v attending the Mil- linery openings in the interests of Sinclair K- Stewart Ltd., Summerside. ret_urncd by the ldmprcss on I~"ridoy ev- cnnig.

-Miss Floretit-e Kilbritic, of Lewis-

ton. Mc.. who has been visiting her parents nnd relatives at Lot 11. re- turned to hm' adopted homo on l<"ri- day lust, whcre she has niet \vitl1 suc- cess as n. graduate nurse.

-Mr ll. \\'. (`u|neron. oi' Sinclair &

Stewart, Ltd.. left. Monday evening on n visit to Czirlcton Point. where he will spend ii few days inspecting the (lar Ferry terminals. lifter which he goes to Moncton and Amherst. where lic will spend about a week visiting re- latives and friends.-X.

TWU WIIMEN IIVIIIII IIPERATIIINS

sy 'raking Lyaifs. Pau.. hun’s Vegetable Compound.

Chicago, Ill.-‘ ‘I must thank you with

all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham’s ,-...,,_,-.,, _..; ~~-I-.=~,,-;H,,,,.. Vegetable Com- `~-;‘iiI'iii..'._. , . L pound. I used no go iéiliii ° J ii.-`\i.\\`iil tomy docborfor pills Edin, W 54:1; and remedies and f§,lil.l- _ `,A theydid not help me.

uiiifiiii ' W,” iii; I had hnadachesigild lgilh ,lim ,l cou noteat,sn o IflI;Im,,_ QI doctor claimed I had femzlg trouble and

-.-_ -- 'vm/' mus ave uno ra-

,Id“‘*‘¢§`;<@*”~” tion. I md iiimths lol] »-»-- -»»-»-- Lu-

E. Plnkham’s Vege-

table Compound and I have taken it and feel hne. A lady said one day, 'Oh. I feel so tired ell the time and have head- sche.’ I said, ‘Take Lydia E. Pink- ham'| Vegetable Comp0und,' and she did and feels fins now."-Mrs. M. R.. K/mscnmcx, 14.38 N. Paulina Street, Chicago, Iliinois.

The Other Case.

Dsyizm, 0hIo.- " Iéydla E. Plnkham’l

Vegetable Compoun relieved me of pains in my side that I had for years and which doctors' medicines failed to relieve. It has certainly saved me from

an o§;ration. I will be glad to assist you s personal letter to any woman In the some condldon."-Mrs. J. W. Bnsmln, 126 Casa St., Dayton, Ohio.

If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Plnkham Med-

Idlne Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Yonrlotusrwtll boopened.

Zam-Buk. They care nothing-for

llavlng opened a hotel t'l`he Orient) at me science of the thing Au they

ow is that Zam-Buk stops their

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to ?ll travellers, nicely located near pam_ Mothers Bhouxw never forget thc vration. concrete sidewalk, bright this_

Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is ap- ied to a. wound or to a diseased

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-'TT part, the cells beneath thc skin's sur-

ce are so stimulated that new

ES will be _ .held at the healthy tissue is quickly fm-me¢]_ Thig Sl1mH1<‘fSi<i0 ‘|"1"i“S Park °“ forming of fresh healthy tissue from 'l‘hiu'sduy, 0<‘i0I1'~’l‘ 1Si iii ¢0““°°' below is Zam-Buk's secret of healing- tion with the Prince County Exhibi- The tissue thus formed is worked u

the surface and literally casts oil'

5300-00- 3354 'Hot' P“"5" $10000' 2-30 the diseased tissue above it. This is

hy Zam»Buk cures are permanent.

Only the otherday Mr. Marsh of

101 Delorimier Ave.. Montreal. called

fc" Y°“" ""3" b°Y 3 ‘mart "ew upon the Zam-Buk Co. and told them

SUI*-"WY 3|' 93)/ that fi" films* b°Y° that for over twenty-five years he

ad been a martyr to eczema. Ilis ands were at one time so covered

2930'8”11M3i' with sores that he had to sleep in

loves. Four years ago Zam-Buk was

“Womens silk Iisle stockings, in ,immduced to him' and in a few

onths it cured him. Toti8Y-0V@l‘

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of hosiry, regular 40c. per_ pair, on mme years after his cu", of a disease S"=‘“"daY °"°'”°d at 2 93'” f°" 55?' be had for twenty-tive years-he is MOORE &' Mc'-EOD' 293°`3`11M3" still cured, and has had no trace of

"°"*-mi any return of the eczema.

- box, or we will send flee trial box if

_'_M,S hmm L;,,dsuy_ of ]{,W@rhi||_ you send this advertisement :md nxt;

is visiting her father, Mr Wm. Deighau Sllmlil U0 DRY return postngt ) I

dress Zain link Co , Toronto

-S S SENLAC-Tic S S -011 lac is due at Summciside early this morning, and will sail about noon. She will take on board lor St. John’S. Nild., a small cargo consisting Of about ten tons of hay. two huudretl bags ot` potatoes and soveul head of cattle.-(‘.

-ELDERLY MAN ILL-TREATED An elderly man namcd Cahill. Said

to belong to Charlottetown, was taken to the Pripce County Ilospital Sunday evening, he being badly beaten up by some of the tuffs of tho town. One arm was broken and be was badly bruised otherwise. A warrant for thc capture ot’ the miscrcunts will be is- sued this morning.-('.

All drnggists sell Zam-Iluk at 50c.

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-SHIPPING.-Schr. "Daisy," Cap-

tain Moran, arrived Monday from Gnspe with o. full cargo of posts for R. T. Holman, Limited. Schr. "West- ern Light," Captain Gallant, arrived Monday from Pictou with a cargo of

ii stuff' to nttcud to his business.-I). l<‘U2\I f0I‘ R. T- IIOIYIIIHI. I-IlllIi9d~ SCIW-

“Minuie Bell,” Captain Trenhoim,

-Mrs_ Colin limi,-(1.1 of Sen View, ,sailed Monday for Port Elgin. Schr.

"Valiant," Captain Poirier, came in Sunday for port. Schr. "Maude \Ves- tou," Captain Weston, sailed Monday for ltichibucto. S. S. "Ghent," Cap- tain Beattie, arrived Monday from llnlifax.

-TOWN COUNCIL.-The regular

monthly meeting of the Summerside Town (`ouncil was held last evening. Councillor McFarlane occupied the chair in the absence of the Mayor. All the councillors with he exception of Councillor Manson were present. it was decided to lay a concrete side- walk on the West side of Summer street t`i'om School street to the cor- ner oi' Notre Dame; also on \Vint<-.r street, from Summer to Central, on the North side. The matter of bulld- ing zi. new barn was postponed until later. Other matters were discussed but no action was taken. The meet- ing adjourned tlll Monday night.-(‘.

“Saturday we offer a sale of stock-

ings-we are clearing out a special lot of overstocked and odd lines. Here is a sample boy's good strong ribbed school stockings. all sizes regular 15c. and 18c. clearing out at 2 pairs for 25a. MOORE &. McLEOD. 2980-8-11M3l.

"The largest assortment of the daint- iest talcum powders ever shown in this city are now on display at this store. So, get your favorite from sixty different kinds at one price- 25c. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mtf

r|20Pii;'s___'rui-:Milla

Scldoni. if ever, in Charlottetown

has at finer psychological study been thrown on the screen than was shown lust night at thc l’eople’s, when the l.asky-Beiusco combination presented “'i‘l\e Governor`s Lady," with Edith Wynne Mathison in the part of Mary Slade and .iumcs Neil in that oi’ her husband. Dau. Dan Slade is a clever miner with zt passionate ambition to rise in the world. His wife is a. splendid typo ofthe quiet, home-loving woman. with no dreams of future grandeur. lifelike incidents of min- ing llle, including the collapse of the roof, and the desperate struggle of thc miners Io rescue their entombed mates, afford some thrilling scenes. Slade has it lucky "strike" and sees the realisation ofdhis ambition. His rise in life brings him in touch with thc Sonator's daughter, an ambitious, designing type who gradually draws his affections away from his faithful wife to herself. The superb play of emotion in the scene where Mary brings out the rude cradle of their early love-decreed by Fate to be for ever unoccupied-and holds It out appealingly to her rival-well. we haven't heard so much sniffing for u long time. The election scenes are timely, too. The final reconciliation of all parties makes n fitting climax to a picture story that preaches ri magnificent sermon on a womau's I'althi`ulness. _

A riot of fun is the second film.

"Love in Armour," in which are in- troduced a line combination of char- acters. also some rollicking merri- mont with a cactus loaf. etc. The efforts of the Gorman, Von Hossen- fofror. to achieve his heart's-' desire and his ultimate and complete collapse are brimful oi’ rich humour.

At the conclusion last night the

manager. Mr Hurley, announced that on Wednesday night this week the centre of the Theatre would be re- served for the men of the Battery under Colonel Peaks and his officers. Various patriotic and military films

l‘°‘¢|Cll¢| UUIWUOC \*!lwomal,.wouid be shown and some Dll-\‘i°ii¢

andhollhstktesnildaoo.

songs rendered. A bumper house is

anticipated.

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about in every department oi' the pub- lic service. ln regard to the indefi- nite charge, incapable of proof, of ex- travagauce on the part of the Govern- ment, the Premier pointed out that in the House of Assembly nt the last session of the Legislature, Mr. Rich- ards, the late Liberal L_eader, made the same charge during the considera- tion of the estimates and after they had been nearly gone through. He was challenged by the Premier, who had the estimates ro-considered item by item for Mr. Richards' benefit. to point out a single item of extrava- gaucc and suggest wherein economy might be practised, and admitted in each case that he could not. All he could say was that "some people say you are extravagant." Mr. itichard.s could personally see nothing extra- vagant in the estimates, and he was it far more capable man than any of those in his party to-duy. In conclu- sion, the Premie painted out that wliereas when the present Govern- mont came into power there was not at province in all Canada whose fin- ancial standing was more desperate than Prince Edward Isinnd’s, at the close of 1914 this was the only Pro- vince in the Dominion which come out with n surplus. (Applause). The Premer resumed his seat amidst great applause.

Mr. Chandler followed in an nonc-

inic speech which was received with- outa murmur. Irie lauded the Libornl Lender to the skies and falling to cn~ list. sympathy in this regard he de- clared the "Mathieson Government doomed." (Vlgorous applause by Messrs. Chandler and Cummisky.) "lt is up to the people,” he added, "to see that the Liberal party is re- stored to power." (Uproarious laugh- ter. A voice: muchl) I-Ie said: “MIL MATHIESON IS AN ABLE MAN ANI) I ADMIRE HIS ABILITY; ANI) WE GIVE HIM CREDIT FOR THE $100,000 SUBSlDY.".. But, of course, he must attack Mr. Mathleson person- ally in regard to. his salary, at the same time criticizing other salaries. (A voice: What salary are you after? Laughter). .ln regard to the oats question Mr. Chandler made a state- ment lhat "two reputable men" in Charlottetown had told him the oats was badly damaged. Tackled by the Premier. who (supported by a large percentage of the audience) asked for the names of the two men,-who. lt’ they were reputable, as Mr. Chand- ler claimed, would not be afraid to como out in the open and make a manly attack-Mr. Chandler squirm- cd and said he would not give the names. The audience laughed at him, The Premier insisted but Mr. Chand- lor "squealsd," in spite of the demand of the audience. (A voice: No two men at all.) in regard to automobiles he again made a charge on the au- thority of perons of his imagination. Three Liberal automobile owners, he said, were working In Charlottetown

to defeat him and his colleague.

THE PREMIER: Who are the

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MR. CHANDLER: l can't tell you. (Voices: Yes. ‘ Give us the names).

-THE PREMIER: Gives us the

names. You are glvlns either too, He was titty yoara old,

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much or too little. (Applause)

Mit. CIIANDLER: I can't give the

names. (Laughter. Voices Oh, 0h!).

Mr. Chandler then admitted, in ans-

wer to n sharp challenge by the Pre- mier, tbat hu know nothing in regard to the oats. Init went on hearsay. tVoicc: (Jill)

Mr. Wood was thc next speaker.

- llc was received excellently and gave 8. splendid address.

I-le was followed by Mr. Cummisky,

the light commedlan of the evening. who told a number of amusing, if somewhat out of date, anecdotes.

Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., gave

a brief but splendid address in which hc showed excellent reason why tho Mathiecion Government should be sus- tained.

The meeting was it great success

for the Conservative candidates.

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VICTORIA

\’l`. (lriffen, Montague; J. J. Huglies,

Souris; A. McDonald, lviontaguc; E. Hanson, Si. Stephen; W. Bell, Toron- lvi A. lilcriuchcrn, City; J. Campbell, Souris; Amy Mchonnld, Souris; Mrs. U. A. Johnston. Murray Harbor; Miss G. Johnston. Murray llurbor; Mr. ami Mrs. J. Mcllonald. Stellarton, N. S; Thesrian llill, N. Y; G. Gibson, liali- fax; l-I. Murphy. Halifax; J. Campbell, M0l\ll'0i\I: J. Tupliu, New Castle; lt. Stewart. New Glasgow; \V. llnrvcy. L. Potter, llulifax; J. Baker, Montreal; Thomas Hudson, Picton; O. Peart, I-0110011. Ont. W. Andrew , St. Elean- lirx; Mr. and Mrs. lt. Brooks, Chicago; S. Ilamlln, St. John; T. Penny. Mon- ~`l'Gf\i; lt. Stewart, Boston; H. Morrow, Boston; l. Mclnomy, ltiston; Mrs. Laura McLaren, Boston; J. Marshall, Boston; J. McNeillIr, Moncton; A. Lctlger, Moncton; J. Wnrd, St. John; N- B; G. Ward, St. John, N. I3; E. Snowdon. Montreal.

QUEEN

Thomas Waller, Durham, S; W- MCKIHIPY. San Juan; Francis MCI-Gfill. New Glasgow; Mrs. C. Fish- er. Newfoundland; Andrew ltisem, Boston.

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LONDON. Sept. 13.-An attack with

gun fire on a neutral ship by a German submarine is reported in a despatch from (ihrlstlania to Reuters Telegram (IOYHDHIIY. The submarine is said .to have fired upon the Norwegian ship Presto with a cargo of wood last Fri- GBY. The crew were saved.

GENEVA. Sept. 13.-Gorman Avia-

tor Kiubei the inventor of an invisible H¢l'0Diane was killed st 'Munestei' yes- l°l"1BY while testing a new machine.

PIIINEI lilWlIiIi"IHilIIlE

Kluw and i<Irlanger's Broadway suc-

cess “St.ronglionrt" one oi’ the most successful plays ever presented on llroudwuy was tho hentlllnca ol' an exceptionally strong bill at this popu- lar 'l‘heutre last night. it is essentially a college play and tho introduction of on indian into Columbia, (‘-ollegn, who though received on equal terms among his classmates yet thc race line was drawn when it cnmo to marry- ing the sister of one ol' his College friends. Some magnificent views were shown ot' the College grounds. Tho <‘hampionsl\ip football game nt the

iclosc of the season. The final unmusk- ing of thc student who attempted to

sell tho signals of his team was clever- ly \vorkcd out. The tenth Episode of The Ilrokcn Coin proved the most' interesting installment so for shown. The action is fast and"furious and the race to gain possession of the Ooin rousing tho large audience to the high- est pitch of enthusiasm as the various scenes were unfolded on the screen.

The “Animated Weekly” and “Liz-

7.ie`s liizzy Career” a comedy scream rounded out n splendid opening bill. Prince Edward patrons again received at musical trout. in Mr. Duguld‘s ren- dcring of "lilo Possente" from “Faust” giving tht- Italian version, As an eu- corc hc snug “Absent.." it is very ovidcnt that the Cliarlottotown Public appreciate good singing judging by the attendance and tho reception nc- corded Mr. Duguid. Hazards of I-lclen at-ries will be shown today.

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M RS. WILLIAM MGCALLUM.

Tho death occurred on Saturday

last, of Mrs. William Mctiollum, Low- er Iledcsue, after nu illness of some months. Sho was sixty years of ago and lcavcs to mourn hcr husband. two sons. Duncan at homo, and Jnruns with the first contingent now at the front; also two daughters, one mar- ried in Vancouver and the other. MISS Florence. at home. The funeral took place on Monday nt 1 p.m. to the Pres- byterian Cemetery at North Bedeque and was largely attended.

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