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Da' ly f°" 199( Catches All Early

THE CHARLOITEIOW GUARD] |w;;':l';°.'::fi, A

MORNING DAI WE El{LY.lNOW li

C4 K1 P O FC. UZ

one _ _ »n‘»"?l»il cHARLo1"rE'rowN, PRINCE. EDWARD ISLAND, c.xNAnA, TUESDAY ocroiaaiz s 1907. { torggy;

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LARGE BOARDING

HOUSE BURNED

Lost Their

‘ `~---~L~_~.. ° _ ing to Take Pl We This Aiternoon==

MUNCTON. 009- 0--~(SD2Gll\l)-TIIB -lflfllo When Shone awoke he was almost boarding house belonging to Nelson Mc~ 5“m’°“"`d IW '*“'°k"- U* f°\1l"l '-5° Mme!

Dougali situated near the new 1.0.11.

Shops was burned to the ground lag; night.

named Arthur Shonc who had retired for About forty of the workmen at tho new bn

thenight and was awakened by (hs

Belongings

bursting into his room, and lost no time in giving the alarm.

'Phe fire had by this time made ccnsld~

OPE S TO-DAY

Races

At last has come the opening diiy ol the

arable headway and could not be con- I te l -ii l '

The ilre was discovered by a boariier `tro|ied. ` nldxtrririg: shy; (§h)hllbt'ih;l; and(l|nl,r U:

l‘ U 0 Wil W B L 9

shops boarded in the house and they lost

sy scene cflts operations. ‘ 'lhcre have been li. iarga number of

smoke. I .

i “WHY “H "Iwi" b"l°“Kl°F¢ ~ entries nail all the classes in the prize list

re well represented.

LORD CHARLES AND ;;§“:..‘1';:°::f.;i:.:‘;;_‘i:_:'”‘::::. 1:;

NINE ADMIRALS

What They Would L

ikely do In Case of

War With Germany British Naval Manoeuvres Bank on This Sup- position

LoNl1oN, Oct-. 5.-Under the supreme any information and will not be present command of Lord Charles Beresford, the except the Japanese, who, as England‘s

combined iloma, Atlantic and Channel

allies, have ln recent years been the gui-si.

fleets will leave Portland about October ofthe oiilcer In command on occa<ions ol 14 for tl.e autumn manceuvrcs, which nie the kind.

bein; conducted in the North Sea _this year, and will be somewhat similar to those held in the spring olfthe coast of Portugal. Y

The greatest interest is._belog taken in

this gathering of England‘s tlrst line of derence,l!or, while the usual fleet man- oouvres and exercises will be carried out. the main objeot,ltio believed, is straie` gio.il,lo teach the oflicers what the Ad- miralty would expect of tlicm in case of war with Germany. The program is being kqptaslrict secret and journalists will not beiiivlic] to accompany the ships The naval iiviitchaei have not bcinlz Rivsn

SWEEDEN ill HAVE

Lord Charles Beresford will be accom-

panied by no less than nine admlrals, and the big ships ofhis ileet will include 25 battleshlps, 14 armored cruisers and ti-n protected cruisers with a neat of smaller vessels, including torpedo-boat destroyers, numberlne over sixty.

WONDERLAND.

The management ol Wonderland who

‘are always up to date in their desire to

please the public, have an unprecedented

array ct “Exhibits” which they will place

belorc their patrons rluilog Exhibition

week.

Not since the discovery oi photography

has the art bien utilized to portray in s - ' ‘

uch n realistic manner, the scenes ann

A incidents of life in various phases, as may

___ this week.

Sroclrnomi, October 5-Goesta I{yhl~

pcrgar, the Swedish banker, who with

William Olsson, a millionaire yahctaman, h is about to challenge fora series of races ‘ " for the America‘s Cup through the Royal h

Swedish Yacht Club, ol which King I

Oscurls honorary admlrrl,ln anintervlew r' _

Every "Exhibit" 0°( the series of'lll|iis

today expl iincfl that the challenge must.

be regarded as a natloii¢l;Swedishsiihsox-lp P

AL'

sscenin the pictures at Market Heli

And being heart and soul in accord with e intention ofthe promoters of the Ex- iblt'oo the people ol Wonderland hope hat if the lrressitibie attractions at their

cuss make it the point to which all roads ead, no more serious feeilnu will develop

han a slight sentiment of jealous rivalry.

resented for public scrutiny is clean, ight :and so well placed that :the

tion enterprise.The promotors would iirst _

eolielt eight subscribers ol 25,000 crowns

(about $5,000) each and then lists would b opened for small subscriptions, from

rown (iibout 25 oenié) uD-

Mi||a|-d'| Llnlm ent the iiimhevnsivr F ricn

Coniiciiscilacvcriacmcnis 1 _.asses Paces so; airssia~ i

Too late for Claasiilf.-ation.

"QL .T-c ii - WTS: -..~Arf"`.f\i>- Topigtc H.°c."ii0'ii';s. °° I in-sau.

""()'S°i`~ laati-veiiii-ira uuuiner of l_{eye.

1 ifniiisr please leave at J. J. Gay 8: Sons. l0~8:l3I.

M NTED-A I l fc sneral house- WAwork. Apiflzyrto llliig. Dr. Kelly, Kent Street. 10”5d“»

Ann1E'n’s"WWTEi5 -~'”r° oeTi`v-_'sr tts

C Guardian. AoDiY li' l-'G 5“"’"|P ti-in uflloe. 10”'ld'f_- ` ter. Good W relcranevs iurniaheo. Alpply L0 B- n. iini..i¢.v»=1»-1 Sf- ~-Wed

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_ I i l ith fat reduca

Mlql'iEEIt?'» iggen 5|: tvvhe settl nu.l0A§ riy at The Guardian Oillcf.

T`LEi»l'| ti .use at I Aihrdtanrinwuoi-oupiefll;;If;\I1Iall.` 1»°¢sfssio»\ given Oct ltltli. AIJDIV W H 0 n,,,,,,,_ 7 io -sau. -I‘i»nt ev~f¥\‘°"Y I” ‘ III; moiriinu owl' I0 *li* "°“" " trash and up-ir-date. Mlfl "mi" ,Ta time dai-lag its dar »v¢f.vl>°‘l'h§‘, ‘

lny the goom anvtitined w e mind is still blight and active.

judges" will have no llesltanoy in pro-

nou'c|ng thc whole show the tlrst prize winner.

Owing io the |;rc.t lniluir oi people to

tl~e city during thogaiaxy of st. rsctions,lt

`may he nccesiary to state that the seating

capaiity oi Wonderland is much greater tlinn any other amusement place in this c'ty, and ihc stranger within our gates may rest assured ol comfortable nccoinmodatione andhilzh class entertain- ment to his hecrifs content.

_ Abnilad of tale henuty _eniitled, We Parted as lhe Sun Went: Down, v ill be sung by Percy ll-ti-nay. _

This h~autliully illustrated song i rirough

which a trsgiant sigh is breathing appe li to tho hearts oi' all who have

been entranced in lcve's young dream.

Al. the Wonderland exhib tion of art

the program fur Monday and Tuesday will bo as follows: Exhibit No. One- Alhlctlo Ainci-loan Girls; Exhibit Nc. ll- Tho Boy, The Bust and the Bath; Exhib t Nc. 8-The Reluctant Dog; Exhibit No. 4-In the Wrong Flat; four oomodleii and ovary one a acream of laughter,

To accommodate the great rush to Wonderland the maaolammt have de- siagd to givuillnruoen performances from m|¢`n'cleok till tive, begioniaron Tuesday Matinee this aitei-noon from lp. m

ill 5 p. m.

to go to.

-A , _

Forty Railway Workmen Had Narrow

Escape From Suifooétion by Mid- A Large Number oi Entries In==Every Promise

"ight Fire in M°“°t°”’ and oi An Interesting Ellrhibition==Formal Open c

Wixwlrlrii, Oct 7- -(Special)-Alter Par-

ii-inaeiit opens a convention of \'Vestern

daily editors will meet at Ottawa to press

upon that body the necessity for placing

that can be diplred. There is plenty of Itis tube hoped that line days willruli- the "“l°El'“Uh “Wi '-°lL‘Ull0U¢ "HPS lllltlvf

animals oii sho .

In the drill sh d the exhibits have been

arranged with uch haste, rind this spac- ious building is n inviting place for one

-()n the wcat 'r now many hopcv are

her exhibits putin lirst class condition iixed. \Vlll it line? is the question 011

i _ and the houfingotlive stock is everything many tongues, ,

accommodation nil visitors will iliid it easy t-J obtain horougliinspectlon ot the

race days.

throughout this week so that the attend-

ance will be large.

At three o'cloek this afternoon thensual

formal opening uf the Exhibition will take;

place when His Honor the Lleutcnantl Governor will deciarait open and ad' dresses vlill be made by other prominent men.

Tomorrow and _'Thursday will be the

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__week===A Btiuoied and i~ticngther.i:ri slice thelrlart

The Winners In All The Classes But "§;;§1.."."‘;;i;.;;:2f_°;i%3 ;‘;:;; ';‘;;

ROOTS AND VE(iE'l`AI3LES. ‘Craig Miilrlleton;20hnries Learii, Fern. .2 John G Townsend, Kensington;3Jolin

Potatoes-Rose Type, 1, Bnnj lllcnwgom. wood Weiilthy, l HYE Wright, Summer- LSti\vert Kelvin, Kiuliora. Do, under Ii. ~ry, Traviliers Rent; 2, 0¢1|n Cm,” side;ill/ire Tho; Johnstonc,Suminersldc. lSuminerhlll Farm, Sumniersidc; 2 l* " .liliddlet n, Red Skin' 1' G I.; Bmw", M,,,._ Ben Davis, lJohn Craig. Middleton; 2 McEwen. Summerslde; 8 F Ray Burns, 0 ate; 2, Lueius]R Allen' guu,mem|,]e_ Dil Mcllonnlii. Ribslon1’lppln, 1 Albert Freetown. Do, under 2 years, John Vi covers but twenty-ioiir hours, but is tlllul reen Mountain, l, Percy Marchbanks, Soilurinan, C Badequn. Northern Spy, Hogg, W`|lmot; 2 W G Clark, Wilmot. ew Annan;2, John \Vaii h, Wilmot 1 Chilli H Liird, 1\‘i-riiwooii, 2 Albert Draft Foal of 1007, Alex Lockhart 'St.. alley. Mclntyro, I, Bcrtrn Picketts, Sohurinan. Cont Bedrquc Fameuse, Eieltnors; 2 John Stavert Kelvln;3'Geo between the Hrmsh Lngaum and the olvln Grovc;2, Geox B;-UWB, An,(,,i¢,m 1 John Cr-iiir. G ldrii Russet, 1 Chas I’ickerlng,Sunimerside. Marc orGelding, Vondtr, l, llinolil I.~ivin,]{e1vin (;r,v,_,; Black. Iluxbury Rusiet, 1 Albert generalpiirpose,l John R Stsvert Kelvin; Albert Schurmon, Central B deque. Sollurman. Stark, 1 Rcbt Acorn, Sf. 2 Elliah l’ Monrse; 3 J G Townsend,

ny new variety 1 Albr;-1, Schupmnu 2| Eleanor.-i;2Dll Melloiliilil. llox Ap l-es Kensin inn. - icharrl Ularkménhrmerside, , packed forexpori, IJ ihn Craig. Bogie] g--?--Z--- ‘nv°r"°s` Mr' Borwkar as me Bnush Turnlps-Swede, l, 'i.‘hos Glover, Sum- APDIGP- Dlitlllflll f0\' \XD0l`l.1 COND '1'

crside; 2, Frank McEwen, Siimmersirlc, Craig, Middl. ton. Traiieci-ndent Crab, 1 E A b&SBIlfl0r'S llllllglltffi and MF- Sifulflw ill ll White or Yellow, l. Thea G‘ovor, 2, Frank P N T“5'l"l`» NI-5€dPfl“°i 2J°hU|DlUk“\'5°D. leading and pleasing part. E ich oi these elllwen. l{aszard`s Improved, 1, X D Summsrside. Goiilen,iVickers Wright, ,_

nr Cl rir

PRI CE COUNTY‘S

PRIZE WINNERS

The Awards Won At The Exhibition Held In

Chlnaat the time oi the Boxer uprising

nnan, 2 Elnfst \Vrl|:¥t lliiddleton » » ,,,gc\Wur|n~|_R.,d (;|U\,e_ 1, |{.,n-ys ii Mrs Sydney Richardson, St Lieaaors, 5”" “V” ""‘°“‘l7 s"“"b"J I’-V F“"’k I-0wg|,’New Annan, I,gngR,¢¢1,-]_ F,-"nk Diuisons, 1 Kentiord I. Waitr, Wilmot Vl\l9l‘0D- cItwcn,Suinrnor-slit.; 2, .I.im,,; Taylv,-v Valley;2,MrsAilanMcI.ood.(ii\cnGuges lloih are mlllnien; Valeron was ,.,,,,|,°w,,_ yenow (_;|0|,;.’ 1' pe,-cy A||m_ 1, llenry E Wright, Suiniucraidr;2 Mrs J m.,.eswd_

In-,i¢,Qv,~n, A Murray. St -Elerinors.

Carrots-llalf Long I Mi-4 Iamcs Daw P¢f\\’5-1"|BlD>|H11 Bvlll-\i».i‘. l» MTB 'H109

nn' N0,-|,h' '1‘|y°|,; g_ X () (;,,]|,,,,,,' sh Johnston, buinnieislile, ‘.i.iris Null Clarke,

` ‘ llaitlc t i F Gi den.

hrysostum. Carrotl, red, 1, Heniy E N°\`lfl\B€<l0l|\lB. if S» . Y

V,-|gh¢,,Smnmur,4(d¢; 2, Em,-Bt, Wr;Rh_-_ Margate. Other variety, 1, Mrs Thomas

arrots white, l. LN Fowler, Centra Johnstone, Suiiiini.-rslde; 2, Mrs W .i V Be,|9qu¢;2_M|-_s_ June, |),,w,,°n’ N,-,Lb Mut'a\t_ the city at i0 ocloek yeitcrilay morning, T"°n_ on his way to the coast, was induced L0

Caulitlowers-l, L A Arrcnauit, l.’i~bin°' V “Um” speak before the Canadian Club last even-

ing. “l have done my best," said Mr.

S’u.nf`arrl l»r.d Stallion, any age, x'cgls~

ille'2,lI': I . . -.

Cabbage»~Wlnnlngstn#lt, l, Colin Strong tr re I i Dim S',eelr,S\linrnei'slde; ilud .iohn _

Snmmerside; 2, Murdock McLeod, Sam Wllowatt,Cnpe Traverse; Carriage.Sta|- Tho l'0g\llB\` lll0l1l-hly l!\B¢l»l0R Of Uh” mai-aide. osiilnigs llinmlieini, l, colin W lion. any Hire. I-I I’ Shields. Fir-wood: school Bond was held l»isi.evssing_ The Strong Si:inimersiilc;‘Z, iiel-bert llicllonuld 2_0!! -70h!! 4M0I’fl¢¢. F\‘°¢l0Wl\; 3 J0h\'l P em.°||meM for we mah month ln nm

E:]';'m°“`m°' Red °°l'b“ge"l' I' A A"°"` ;$\'I::f;`i,d1?'2,;gfB:;';h$\h:§ avgrdlt City Snhool was 102|). Average attendance

I Carriage Stallion, 2 years,l John Tralnor, 10m~ P“\'°°“l“F“` U2-lb “"9” ‘lf “P51595”

Tomatoes, red, 1, Mrs Neiron lion-att, _ _

Mmooucha; 2' Mm Thus T,,,,tm S, Shamrock; do, lyear, l Alex Anderson, itll; iruiincy 0, visits to parents ll.l,noticea }<}|e|no|-H pump\¢|n 1 Hen", C|,,,.k_ 2 M,-q F¢l'flW0°di Ul\l‘l`lfli4¢ MM” Wllfh IMI- sum' llil. The rod of coirection was _applied in

Nelson llovmit, Mishouohe. Squiwh. Mun' ‘PTx'|;)fB";;li‘;‘;’l:’°§‘&;;;"d?|;_‘:i';’°`:£ lil cases. Three teachers reporiod no case moth or Hiibhiird,1 Mrs Nelson llowatt. G" 2 - r John R émv`"~ lil{E|.vm|. and or Lardlnem' and ou. mach" had B wp

. er yen s. I

g,:,‘;,?|u1iz‘|T,;?g£AyAV?IIh?\lhT?;'"W‘:§u;'Zjlimfkl Rev. J A Mclhnald, Gi-iuid 'Iilv- r; Zird D oentage altend incn of 00.7. A number of Torni Rvutod 'Becta 1,A‘ Lockhart St H M°D°"\‘\‘ii N ll-ffll‘f'l“'?1C-\‘fl‘*S0 F°*\l»°I pupils wire reported lor falling to enroll

Emlmors' 2_1” Tnylorb ~ Fodder 03"] ,_ 1007, 1 Summei li ll fariii,Suini|ii~raidn, 2nd durlng we "nn, week In sepumbeh The

. 'rl I i Sumiicr_~lie'3rl I) llMc-

Wm Ui-i»a1u»mi. Ui-i\1<~llJ=demie. 9”" '” ‘"“"f'° _’ , H' Wm or supervisor was dir.~i,-'i-d io vlslt the

,. D- liNBd 'brain

FR""' c;l|.‘lii:r;,aaswIi iT.q::§rii.,:~, uiihi.;-i Read, svhoole with eric” 0| mvrlllnins lil'

A las-Rei Altrachao, I liarry Suninlerolda; 2iil, Din Sterlr, Suinmo:~ “urns [gr ihelrnon-conformancctoths iw _ _ _

Stewart, New Annan: 2 AlbPl‘5 5'-'l\“l‘"""b BldP» 011'! 5'~H|ll0"i'\"Y "R0 °' |“`*’f‘|~ 1'] M rrgnlai ion of the Board and to report at C Badequn Duchess Oldenburg, l C A Loaid. Kelvin, Zed John Ilvley, Lot 8, the ne" mummy mwunm Plohata, Kelvin Grove: 2 .Isa A Oroisman. C rt Stallion, ll yeisra old, l'I‘hon Glover, The Prhwi lla mtmed the Bond of tha. Middleton. :Gravenateins-, l Stewart Suminirolda; il Robe-rt Ramsay, Fieelanrt. - P

B|,,,,,' :pus nw" 2 w ll Mons/-, New\ Gun. smilies, 1 yeiii-old, l lleiir10rclier. _l_____

Annan Alexander, Emperor, l Win liedequo; _2 Frank MuI£wen,Summerside. To cunt A COLD m ONE DAV

' ,zA'rwii, itiifi,1c.iPta-mir.

go.H:`;`i?rt` IW¢3l;f°dI;Il:c(l' l R G B1;¢r’i;a‘|’l g:h:vliT:sIl.:Ic;w2Al!oX` I.»oekh?rt,g’t Eli-L Taka L6XL'Il'IgE ?R9M0 Qlllzltllq!

' ' ‘ , ‘ ' _ ' T hi. , mono il

C Bedcqur,2 Jablz Brldham, Summersidi-. nor.~; 3 P J Trilnor.Kinkora.Dl‘dfi» FlllY 0|: “':|.e:'; cu,.,:_u‘§_'w_ écngifgs ,mature

the llailwiiy Cuinmis~ion.

Fort Vl'llliani, Port. Arthur, \Vinnlpeg,

Ilrlixiiion, Ilcgioa, Morsnjiiw, Saskatoon,

iinfl Vancouver have slgniilcd th:irin~

DAILY

EDITORS WILL

Demand That Telegraphs and Tele- phones Be Controlled by the Rail-

_ way Commission=-Strong Move-

ment in Many Cities

_ tention of sending deleg ites.

Committees have bie 1 appointed and

are cclieoting data showing the variety of alleged press rates charged the Ad tferent

dailies in the west.

The ilisi riuilnation is alleged robe based

upon editorial attacks ofthe press.

Eilmontcn, Calgary, l.ethbi~lil.re, Ni-is ii One oi the chief dailies ofWinnipeg has

_been refused des patches.

The Vl'. S. Harklns Company ns recon

previous appc trance i.cre, received ii very

hind the Throne, the scene being laid in

of ii Iew years ago,

Thu story ls s stirring one of loi c and

war in which the cunning, treachery and vindictivene sa of the Asiatic is matched

gainst the courngqpitriot ism nndtidelity t the English characters. The entire plot

with stirring lnelilent.4,the scenes shift, ng

illaar, st.Chrysostam, A G S Allen, Bdilcque. 2 L A Aw*-vault Ilysllr l h I i

.. \Vm Minto bumnieislde, 'LA Arsenuult " 8 rappaamnu'

_e * sins

earletown li»iszard‘s Improved Mon » A ,

li Type, 1, Judson Bumg_ Fmgwwn Plums-Mngnilui Bonum, 1 Mis A T Onions-Red, 1. L R Allen, Summer- Wright, Bedciiue; 2, Mrs Thus Johnston ds. Oiiious. white or yellow, 1. Henry S“|1lU1°l`5ld°- M 0l”°'S ANU!! IMIHB ll '-'-- Q arke,KenslngI.on; 2, Willard Miiltart, G0¢lkiU»S\1l1ll11¢l'1~i'l€:2. J \V\iKh"- NUW

uinmoiside. -‘\11l11\l1il»'>IUl»B\“ll. 1 U'\_\‘l'.V S*-¢Wl*l"`» New ST. JoHN, Oct 7. ~(Spccl:il)~~In a tight

‘M ‘. ‘ ' ‘ <`

KIP

Vlceroy's palace.

The cast included all the fourteen

members oi the Company, with the ol-l

Ambassador, Miss Van Diiser as ;he Am-

ccslved hearty plandits as they mario

Among the members of the Company

who appear for the tir.-it time and created

W. S. HARKINS

COMPANY IN THE

Shadow Behind The Throne-A Capital Presentation ofa Thrilling Drama-- They Present the.,Private Sec-`

retary Tonight

_.gli

Ard.r oo. as Madame the Unknown; Orson M Dunn,spleadidlv madelup an the Chinese Viceroy; Carl Fay ae, the

Mandarin, thc mysler)o\is Shadow Behind the Throne, who so olten thwarts the baser purposes ol the Viceroy.

It is an exceedingly bright and capable

company thatprescated the play of last evening--not quite at their ber t, for this was the iirst limo oi producing this play. Special scenery and the patriotic ardor amused by the incidents of the story aided to carry it with enthusiasm from start to tlnish.

Tonight the Private Secretary alll be

put ou. People who have the blues oi who are tiouhled with business cares or think that everything is not pleasant in life slioulii see The Piivalc S-:crctary and they are sure to have u ri l ipse lor their accus- tonieil ie.=lir.gs. The Piivais S.cieLary is beyond doubt. one of the funniest of tun maker-s.It is the best oomedyever written. It is lull to the brim with ludicrous say ings, and ridiculous complications and

situations, keeping the audience in astato oi good humor fiom the rise of the

curtain io its ilnai drop in the last.

most favorable lviipression were May

0 ' . .,

who, with Mrs. Kipling, arrived in‘

Kipling, “lor about twenty years to keep all men oi sister nations in thi- empire lu~ ierested in each other, l.iecaii~e I know that thc hearts ol all incii are created niuchalike. They hnvethe same problems and aspirations, and have only each other

meeting of theTeachcrs'Association to be held on thetlth 10th and llth instant and desired permission to attend which was granted with the hope that the Principals would bo aatlsiled that all teachers would bapresent. Notice of it M Jahnson's appointment by the Government to the position of a Trustee was received from the Oierk of the Executive Council. Mr.John- |on_ was appointed on the Committee of latlmMe!. The thanks of the Board were extended to Pr oi. Barlow for the sucees ihls pupils in winning so many prizes at he llaliiax Exhibition.

THE Wi:ATHER.

Toaomo, Oat 7.-(Special)-Flesh to

Bello rinr (lliiinop l»ipplii>_l oilia C Gelding. iifi<icr4. -In L Duffy. Klnkora. |. im .Mt tar. m_

strong southerly winds with rain.

LING TALKS or ills l;~:l~‘roli°rs

Winmi-i-zii, Out. 5-~Throuh the efl`ort1_'toilopend upon. If throigli any,Igio i'Seorel.ary Mitchell Rudyard Kipling fortune any work oi mine in wiped to

keep the boys throughout ill \rld a little more interested in eacii then grcatls my reward. \Vlth to 1 lonal spirit that I see here today the meanest collection of packing cases that was ever, tack hammered together on the prairie can dominate a continent. You are fortunate beyond most othemln prosper- ity in overwhelming abundance, but the gods have not denied to you the light that shows traces of that] material pmo- perity. One is forced back to the old words that you ‘stand on the threshold ot an iiabelievalile future. No mau can torsee or net limits of your destiny, but any man, even I have the riqhtto remind you that to whom much has been given, from them much shall he rcqulmd.

Mniard’¢ Llnlmoni- Take no oiiier

CHICAOO MARKETS

Ourosoo, October 7.-(Spesiall~

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" Wheat...... ... ........... 109 " Pink . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .

Min|rii'| Llmincni Uud bv Phvllclanl-

The 'Bill

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Provincial Exhibition Opens in Charlottetown oday

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