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TONlGHT'8 SERVICE.-Preparatory
service In St. James' Hall tonight al
8 o'clock.
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ORWELL SERVICES.-Services in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. Sept. lst, at 11, S.
School at 10; in the Orwell Head
church ut 7, S. School at 2.30.
ci-iuncn oF ENGLAND.-crnpnuu
Holy Communion on"Sunda»y Sept. lst
at 11 a. rn. Preacher Rev. B. Core
iough. Service at Springiield at 7 p.
m.
MARITIME CONVENTION.- Th'
Maritime Plducationists Convention
opened in Aberdeen school, Moncton
Tuesday morr`ilrig""tit'9"o’clock, 'undef
most auspicious conditions. Teach
ers, school inspectors, Normal schoo
professors, education superintendent.-
and other branches ot the education
al systems of the three Maritime Pro
vinces gathered in force. Aberdee:
Hall was crowded to capacity. In th-
opinion of those acquainted with otl'
er conventions of a like nature, thi
convention that opened Tuesday morn
ing- was the best in point ot number.
that has been held in the Maritinii
Provinces for years. Dr. A. H. -Mm
Kay, Chief Superintendent for Nov.-
Scotia, presided over the deliberation
ot the convention with W. McL. Bari.
er, of Sussex; acting as secretary
Among the speakers from this l‘ro\
inco was Acting Chief Supt. Shaw e
l’. E. I. who made a vigorous ani
interesting address. He deplored th.
exodus of Island teachers to the Wes
and blamed it largely upon poor' sa`
iii-ics paid to teachers und, in part, ti
the rise of invidious social distinr
tions in the East which had not ai
fooled the \Vesi. to such an extent
'I‘he following P. E, l. teucliers cn
f‘liu.r'lotiotown. (‘.ordelia Munn, Fair
ning. Florence Vickerson, Souris
(leorgina Matlieson, (Tape Traverse
Ruth Mathieson, 13cdeque_ Mary M
llniniiicl, (‘-enirul llcdequc. 'Mary Mi
Guigan. Middleton. J. D. Seaman:
Charlottetown.
ZIUNIODI COMMERCIALTOLLEGF
RE-OPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEIVI
BER 3rd. 1125~829MI’.‘
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iviinard’s Liniment Co.. Limited
Gents,-I cured ii. valuable huntlni
dog of mango with MINARD'S LIN!
MEN’l" after several veterinaries hu
treated hlir without doing him an
wermanent good. \
Yours, &c., -
WILFRID GANGNL.
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel
Drummond, Aug. 3, ’04.
BEWAREI
sit
Two German Spies are known
to be operating in this vicinity.
For description, etc., apply at
Prince Edward Theatre any ‘
Fridayiand Saturday at 3, 7, or _-
8.45. Commencing today.
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SPECIALS _
August 31st
You -
No. l 5 Bars Laundry
No 2 Quaker Com
Flakes 2 pks. for 25 cts
Beer & Goff
Dr.E.C.l-larris
‘ Ev e Specialist
Oiiice Royal Bank Build
ing, Cllarlo ttotowl _
Oitiee Hom 913? -12.30
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Pino 88-‘I
rolled: Acting Supt. I-I. li. Shaw -
es. See classified ads. 1143_g_30M15
FARM FOR SALE nt Cornwall oi
140 acres. Will he auctioned togeth
er with crops, implements and stock
_See ad later for date. 1139-8-30MLipd,
METHODIST DISTRICT MEETING
-The Charlottetown District of the
Methodist church will meet at York
39Dtember 4th at 10 a_m. The Pres
sidcnt of the Conference, Rov. Geo.
M. Young, and the Rev. Dr. Steel will
be present. The missionary campaign
will be discussed and plans arranged
'for the programme suggested byl the
Mission Board.
PRISONERG PARCELS.-Sir Rob-
f-‘tt B9fd<_"1'e_tjeetiisQr\y in a recent'
address. Sir Rdbeit says: Everywhere
I heard warmest appreciation of the
splendid service by the Canadian Red
Cross Society, by the Y. M. C. A.
and other like associations. Among
these the Maple Leaf clubs should not
be forgotten. "fhey supply sleeping
iccommodation for 1,100 men, as well
ls comfortable meals at very reason-
ible rates. The headquarters of the
Canadian ‘Red Cross Society at York
Hotel, Berners street, are much larger'
ind more commodious than when I
‘ast visited them. A most interesting
ind important branch of the \vork
`.hel'e carried on is concerned with the
xomfort and welfare of prisoners of
.var. The organization is wonderfully
horongh and c'omplete.PnrccIs of food
~lothirig, and' other necessities nr~i`
Iespatclted with absolute regularity.
ind precise methods are employed to
:nuke certain that they reach their
iestiriation. The devoted woinen who
have consecrated their labors to this
‘ask have nolily earned the gi'irtit\ldi-
if the (larrailititi people.
CHURCHES OF CHRIIST.-The St.
Iohn Standard says that the Delegat
s have returned home after attendini'
_he annual convention of the Churches
»i’ Christ of Nnvn Scotia and"New
itrnnswick which was held at Milton.
W. S.. August 22nd to 25th. About
=eventy delegates were in attendance.
='i'ince Edward Island* was represent-
'l, also the United States. Rev. O.
rdies From tho United States came
-losing address on Sunday evenini.
S.; Miss Williams of Charlottetown
and Mrs. J. S. Flaglor of St. John,
ingsec., Mrs. Leslie, Port Moncton, N.
S. The otherwise clear sky was over-
slter, minister of Summerside, P. E.
este p esid tof the conventi n,
ill on his way to Milton. At Halifax
ho was found unconsc-Ious lying on thc
his speedy recovery was made the ob-
iect of _many prayers.
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BEWAREI
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Two German Spies are know
to be operating in this vicinit
For description, etc., apply at
Prince Edward Theatre any
Friday and Saturday at 3, 7, or
8.45. Commencing today.
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rl!-r?1g Out The
Hidden Beauty
Beauty is said to b'-_ _zi
wom:in’s birthright, nod It
is her duty tnprotect it.
If the skin becomes rouith.
and complexion marred. If
'can be restiired to its nor-
mal concliiion through the
use of
Our Parisian Balm
There is notr.ing that _is
safer an_d surcr than _this
preparation. Its _use is F1
`\nleasure because it is del-
icately scented, and con-
tains no grease.
Price 35c per Bottle _
IUHNSUN ii IUHNSUN
THE Quality Drugstore
Dar. Kent and Prince Struts
$5 ' l
REGRUITS WANTED'-Col Leilh
o ` _ _ \
. . wg* I    has received intimation that recruits » ' _
Ask any traveller what lmep, f( __ \ ' _._ ......    ,_____._ ._ win be accented nt on ciirniotnnnwn ' ~ r
° f't h°I ¢¢ A ,, ~ _ f ' " Depot for the Siberian Expedition,   e
hun r  r e on the road \ rr Piws .to buy in this Pi-ovmss suvcnens wAN1'ao. oooa was ina also mr the 'rents si B . _
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WOUNDED AND MISSING -Tues
land, received a` telegram dated Aug.
ed and missing. Private White, who
was adopted when only an infant by
who went over with the Reserve of
the 105th, and his relatives are deep-
, _ top
ed they will yet receive more reas-
suring news ot his safety.
W. M. S. CONCERT IN CHERRY
VALLEY.-The annual concert ofthe
Methodist Church. Cherry Valley, was
church was filled to overflowing and
so well rendered that any number on
' I
Cherry Valley; Miss Enid Smith, of-
ern, Mount Albion; Miss Popper, St.
John, N B Mrs George McLeod,
Y Y~ Bi ~
ards and Miss Marguerite McEach
ern; Recitation, Miss Grace Jenkins
splendidly rendered, Mrs. J. C. Irving.
presiding at the organ. The chair
SEVERE RHEUMATIG
PAINS DISAPPEAR
Rheumatism depends on sn acid
in the blood, which affects the \
muscles and joints, produ<_'.ing lr_1- ,
flammation, stiffness and pain. This
acid gets into thc blood through
some defect in the digestive process. |
Hood ’s Snrsapurilln, the old-time
blood tonic, is very successful ln the
treatment of rhenniat_isrn_ It acts
directly, with purifyiiip; effect, on
the blood, and improves the diges-
tion. Don’t stiffer. Get Hood’s todiiy. I
gge attery 3
16th, stating that his nephew, No. I '\
2060323, Pte. Ei-nest Angus white, in- _ 
inntry, was oillcially reported wound- ,
' IN
his uncle, was n pnnrnising young man “A D   CEU’
ry anxious over inn surety I rt is i -   
» The Greatest Love Affair 0f l9l8 _
PRIZE MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNUON
W0m@n’H Missionary Society of the GROCERY PRIZES SATURDAY NIGHT
nerd on sunday evening isnt, Tire, BRING YOUR COUPONS
the following excellqit program was _ _ 
it was worth going a long distance to __
POWMI; MISS Marguerite McEach-I  l
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Montreal; and Mr. llett Itichards.     ll
Cherr Valle Duett Mr Ilett ltich~ ' ` `  g
The choruses by the choir, at the op- _ S _»,
ening and closing oi the concert were  U n
was occupied by the pastor, Rov. Mr. - - ~ - ____ _ _
,,mm_ The collection “mowed wi Mixed Pickhng Spices such as. Mustard Seed, Cel
,23_47_` Q . ery Seed. Tumeric, Etc.
- Fruit Jars
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hear -Solos by Miss Mabel l'ticliards,' P
II. Emery, former resident of St. John _V _ _ ; _ ____ _ __ _y;_;____________ ________ __ __  ___ _ *____,____§:3g,A__-___=-_:;_V__,
ow minister of Charlottetown Church " ' 
Ilrant K. Lewis, secretary of the Ain- . S   1  I
-ricirn (‘.Iir‘istian Missionary Society. e   ` _U V ‘
.vho delivered at' stirring. address on ‘lp ‘d ’ 1 |
__-3nt11rday___eyening, and delivered the Ji . _ --»- :===
_'_ ` a ,_  .
'Phe oillcers of the -(E. \V. B. M. for I
the coming year are: I’resid'ent, Mrs. '
.l'. M. Ford of Milton, vice-pres., N. _ LJ
for New Brunswick treasurer, Mrs I  
Maud Outhouse; cor.-sec., Mrs. Schur- `
inan, Suinnrerside, P. IE. I.; record- - *_ "' Y
shadowed by two clouds. G. F. As- open to au Canada'
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trolly traick, where it was supposed C
.n..i..nii.rn.,.i.,'..c.n.... ...nyit The Biggest Program of Horse Races Ever .Jeen on Any
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itlhlecllllps Ptlnifs cxdhtggntlllirs sp;(d.E:s,yand ` D  Tr
$4,100.00 in Purses
 I 5 -A Days Racing - 5 ”
Ton Classes .
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The Best Acts Are Booked to Amuse the Spectatirs
Front of Grand Stand
Live stock entries, texcifegii i"in.iltr3.f,close September l3t
All other entries close ilu, i7:h Septcinber
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