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`_PA_cE__5;_X,`_‘_;_}f*  _ {   _ , _ __  cHAnLo1~rs1~own"acmx_nt'sn,--_ - 7 r ~ _ ocrossa 2, 1915, 
7’-he rcenmii Guardian  *.-*.1-“tm-=:'.:"t;.;‘  ,,541
-'inns   .Y
*_  ,_ _ , _ _ ,. . _ ¢__.__._________________  gramme.ot the Summer de x
'~"‘»"""""    tion' races, the 2.24 class having' be-Sn
A GOOD PAYING`HOG- Mr. W. cancelled and s 2.40 class substituted.
H. Cooke. York. is the owner oi a p\;§e_
bred Chests. sow that has hud _
pig,” ,Band 19g_ and is now the proud OMIBBION- in rc-.ere-nee to the
possess-'.>r of a family of 10. Beat this live stock ex_l1lbit the names- of Mr.
who mm? W. H. P. Coe-ke and R. L. Day, both
____ _,___ of York were omitted as exhibitors
Hgpg REp'Q|:¢~|- |3 |=A\,|_3E_ Word ol Chester snr: Yorkshire pigs. Both
mi. been rs'ceivet1» in Amherest to the these gentlemen secured several
j effgctxhgt Captain- Allen D. Coiiuers prizes for their very excellent s'tock._
ot the famous 10th Battalion is re- --- _
po;-_gl de-sd, As yet it is' uncertain AT ST. PAUL'S.-At St. Paul's
whether he has been killed in actloii or Church last evening the Rev. John D.
missing. Captain Conne-rs who is-a P. DenniS'=\BBiBi.8d the Rev- Mr. MCKIIH
E. Island' boy, but who is well known who was the oiiiciating clergyman
in Amherst and vicinity, enlisted in during the rector’s absence. The fer-
tlie West where he was employed in vbur and expression in his offering of
xy. largt- banking cc-ncern and was giv- the prayers was impressive. Rev.
tn the appointment oi’ Lieutenant in Mr. Dennis was recently congratula-
the Army Service Corps. Desiring to ted by the Bishop of the Diocese oi'
lglgdtiegdiay evening' when the N.oitlil-.see active service he was prompted Quebec upon his ability as a reader.
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IT ‘PAYS tombuy in thiunlifirovinco. '
»' ` "'lcnsei<- s tees win _ne
h",`°Ili?:;week in theebyaptlst Church.
O_ Ill L It 7.30.
 t"u'MM<s'Rs|oE Pnorssr-
Thf-ro-li{but one place on the map.
and onwuly, as this will go to tes-
tlfy: A ording to a letter receive
by. L\ ro i'esentativt~ Summerside busi-
ness m n, Sir Herbert Amt-3 was to
ha c ni'rivet.` ln Sumnieisldc- on Wetl-
nJii,ay evening by the Northumber-
llild to 'talk over various matters in
crnnictlon with thc _Patriotic Fund
with e'oin<~ of the citizens- who are' iii--
tag:-Jtec' in this matter. On Thursday
ir 1-ie-rbert _wus to proceed to tfhar-
eto on the same ml sion O
- _,___
tiihberland t-jicktd certain leadin
citizens were on the wharf tt- mc-e
the visitor. Sometime later it we
discovered that those in Charlotte
town who had cliargt- of tlvv matte
not adviaat»`._e to come to this prov
ii§r_:_e at present as Charlottetown's- at
c mmodatlons were ovcitaxed owln
have' bccn ai niattc-r ot' com-
moli courte ' on the pnrt nt' tho Pa-
t otl'<~. Tomshiiiiitce ln (`herlo'ttcic-wn
_ri ( _ 4 _
to advise Siininiorsidc ot its mten-
ilons. und thereby iuivc nniii.V JUS!-
l_v ruilled i’t~;lings.- Siiiiinitrsltlc- Ag-
rlculturist.
,Ito captain in the 10th Bslalien Willett' -1- ` 
't has made itsrlf (anions in engage- RETURNED HERO- Lieul- G- C~
sf ments. Since that time Captain Con- Skinner, oi’ Louisburg, C. B., is the
, nerr has been awarded Military Cross guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mcliainc.
I* for deeds of bravery done during'-those Prince Street. Lieut. Skinner enlist-
hnd “,m.» 5|, HC,-1,¢_~¢ that it was engsgenients. Beside; having many c-tl in Winnipeg at the outbreak ofthe
- friends in Amherst, Capt. Connors is war, with the (laiiadiair Army Veter-
:- well known and har~ n number of inziry Corps, but joined -the liifniitry
gi friends in Truro where hc held '.h<; nt Sailisbury Plains._ _llehlet’t_ Ctanéitrix
~~ f ' ii.'i accountant in the Bauk._0 in October. 1914 wt t e rs u -
m me Lxmbmunl It whim l\Z(t;\iiioS\cgiia ic-r some tlnie. All mosttalion, First iirigtitie, First Division,
sinctffely' hope that it may only be it :ind reached the' trenclics February
,report and that soinc word may be rc- 11, 1915. He- spent. 18 inc-ntlis con-
coivetl' that will tcll his many friends tiiiiioiir-ly on thc luritlciieltl. taking
lllu:-2 he is alivc. Further word will hc purt in :ill tht- opcrzitiutia iii which
looked for aiixic~tir\l_v.-tTruro Papers t'anadi:im»' worc cngagcd, including
wleuge i10te_) __ thc- sccotnl liattlo oi' Yprcs. l<‘c‘stu-
Mbiifi-‘F hurt Givenchy and thc-1 thii'd lmtilc:
V  _ Vw  l ot’ if os (iiillltiie i'ith when cngag
iii, , '  pi' . - , ' -
~  ` ` 'I' `  'ed in transport work on 'thc Yprcs
salient. ri high cxplos-lvd shell cx-
. . _ . nit-"'»».l in i.lic~ ground tiiitloriioatli Li.
    Skinner and his liorso. lloth Iiorseu
‘ ` . , . l " . l -
9 und niun were blown up thc ioisp in
f _ ing killed, .ind thc ldttitcinuil wound
- ` . oil in thc knee and hack. I-lc- spout.
‘ six xvooks in thc ltor-pitals and was
/ then-invnlidetl home. Ho arrived in
Winnipeg on August llttth. and' from
‘ i“
, .
A I  iiiit :i'occivetl'_ his I cotninisslon on tht;
Wednesda Ocl. llih 1916 “’ 5"" .'-"F l1'i’.‘£ lt'  1'., 
y, ., pci ieiiccs s ui
_ prevents him i'ruiii elaborating on
    line' when tlie"r1-hell which put him
REIt']{]g}S[-]  ON   him." D_urin|: _tho iiiciiioruble hziitlc oi'
'Y re." which General Mercor was
LIBERAL _PRIZES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
LO\VES'I` EXCURSION RAILWAY RATES
J. R. Brelniut, Esq., of Montague, offers special
prizes amounting to $12.00 for foals sired by his car-
rin ge Stallioii “1’ARKL1GHT.”
....‘...» ..1~ .... ..-. .. .
25 Cents Admits to All Departments
. . . . .$5.00 4.00 3.00
_ --Artibleb for Exhibition will bc received at the Drill
Shed, from -Monday, October 2nd at 10 o’clock, a.m.,
until Tuesday, October 3rd, at 10 a.m.
Entriés for horses will be received until Saturday,
I September 30th, and for other Live Stock until 10
- o’clook ami., on'VVc‘d'r`i'esday', October 4th.
' ~ ` -TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.
f i
M Excursion Return tickets at one single first-class
5
.1
2362-10-2M li.
tlicrc went to LLC-ulsli\ii‘g. Mr. Skinner
tntcicd thc trcuclios' tis ti Privaic
iicld on April tho' 19, 1016. Nr.~:itll|\>'.=
~ lm n e ioralilc ci
win-i-i. hc has gc-no through. llc was
three* huntlred vartls hcliiud the firing
temporarily out of coniiuission "col
, D N. ill
ltitllctl, and' Colonel Williams captiirrtl.
|l.ic-ut. Skiniic-r's battalion was in sup-
pt.-rt, but it -siibssqiienttly moved' up,
wind on the 13th of June shared in tho
honor of re-capturing lost. ground. The
Asked as Ito the duration of the war,
he snidvthat he had formed' no opinion.
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Today .lf i'§'l§ll‘i$°.§ 3223 
JESSE L. EASKEY t-Prteseatst ~
’ I
- ‘The-=‘Great Japanese Actor ` 
_SESSUE _HAYAKAWA
_. ,_ . 
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“Alie  "ouls” `
' ‘ SYNOPSIS
AlVl_OUS_ in the annals ‘bf Japan as one of the leadin
actors' of the Far East, Sessue Hayakawa by reason oi.
series of appearances ,ih__`photoplays pr duced by th
Jesse_L. Lasky_lTe3t\ifc"`_Pld%`Compai1y, stegs from amon
the  'Of »photpD_lav'_;ac_t" ' nto the list of stars with h'
forthgp _in'%,"prQ%ucti'6n  'eh Souls." Hayakawa is bes
`r¢mé_ bers by t oi1s:inds"w» dsaw his extraordinary wor
in support _oi Fannie Weil 'in “ThelCheat.” Like “Th
Cheat" "Alien Souls" was macles for thclLasky Company b
the Paramount Program. _ __ ‘ A *__ _ _
interest as they move and live in American society. Sud
~ - A ' ' ‘ 9 ' ' . . . _
' denly the girl becomes infauated with a young American
he     It i_s hei_e ;>_ue_disc_overs__the intent ofhth_e pltotovliay |_J_y its
' sericso s irri`n rama tc scenes inw ic is rou t one
Elewmth chapter of Kipling’s welllgnown epigram. _ g I I
’  f “ia t' st dw ~t' w»-t;`
The Iron Claw I ....“.r.;S»..‘r..r....1t.;i   
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY WEDNESDAY & THURSDA
CHARLIE IJHAPLIN Mary Pwkfofd ,t
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“THE VAGABOND” Tess of the Storm Country .
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In One of her Greatest Successes
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bitt believes that at le-ist within at B '|"*““- '
yv€~1i' the triumph oi’ the Allies
will lie- complete. He leaves' for
liouisburg on Wednesday' morning.
_ PERSONALS
Mr. \Villl'am Spindle, principal St,
E1eanor's school is visiting in (‘lmr-
1ottetow_n.
Miss Ruth McGregor, principal ot'
Clinton school. spent exhibition week
in the City.
`0rdinalion Serviced
ln the faihedral
faire will be issued from Elmira, Souris, Charlottetown,
(':'\i"`tl`i§r'.iii,' Montague and intermediate stations to
Georgetown by afternoon trains of October 3rd and
morning trains ol' October 4th, good to return up,to and
including October 5th, 1916. Also from Charlottetown
find i_n‘tcrme'diate stations to Georgetown on the 4th
~ Ilctolicr. 1016, good to return by special train same day
us t follows :-
Stn tion Fare Train dep.
A. M
(`fIint‘lottctown   . _ .. . . . . $1.00
90
&l0y:illy'.l.ii\t:iiou .. . .. . 
'ox‘k.` . . . . .

 .80
Suffolk  .. .. .  .75
_Bedford    ._
 .70
'I`rzicadic.... .  .65
I\_lt.Stc\v:\rt....  .. . .55
Pisquitl    
8.30
8.45
8.55
9.03
9.11.
9.20
0.39
0.47
10.00
50
l‘oatkc’s...  .45
45
Si.'l`orcsu    .
I‘cri.h     
Uurtligiin  ..f'. .?f...  
Montague  t...   ..
. 10.05
.30 10. I 7
.20 10.25)
Regular Train
.35 10.25
Brudenell.................... .30 ](),:;5
Emmerson................... .10 10.38
lloorgci.o\vn_ (Arrive) . . . . . . . . 10,45
_ Returning tl1e,Speciitl Train will leave Georgetown
ior Charlottetown at 5.45 p.m.
, Passengers from the Montaigne Branch will go to
(_}eorge_town by the regular morning train, and will bu
tetuntcd to Montague by special train in the aiftcriiotitt.
_ 'Live Stock from Elmira and Souris Branches will
00 lllfmight to' Mt. Stewart by morning train on 4th
October, to connect witli train from Charlottetown.
»» ` W. W. JENKINS, President. _
ANDREW LAVEIRS, Secretary, '
 _,   ` ` Georgetown.
. .
Get a Telephone Now
if tire ‘»h'smsv»iti=‘ testi " -` 7
:lm ‘ ____ M 'htm _ ythe new Telephone Direct
to have telephones installed should
same not later than October 10th, as
to press on that da » and it will be several
another one is iss _
Sillitcrlbersf Please Nbtb
it appeared in tile
number 290
MPI.
(Continued from Page One.)
his hands on tht- head oi` each. Htl
the same time saying. “itecvivc thc'
Holy Ghost; wiiosc rt-ins thou slinlt
forgive, they :ire forrcivon tliciii_ nnd_
whose .siiirr thou shalt retain they ;ire_
retained." lie then nni'oly.i'ed the chris-_
iible saying, “Moy the Lord clt."lie
thee with the stole- ol' innocence'
The' s:.ei'inon for- the occasion was
preached by Rev. Fnther McA-ulay,
St. Pcter‘s Buy, from the- text: “‘i'ou,
bring fortli fruit. and _\'4-:lr i'ruit shull
remain." The serinoii was nn cloqiic'nl.t
one, thc pieaclicr liiiittlling his sub-'
ject in u inais-ite-rl,\' iiianncim 
At 'thc coiicliisvioii of the rw'-i'vit‘c,|
the newly t-.'ti'.iiiit<.l prit.-'.»l.~a iznvc thcir’
hlessliii: to till prcszrnt. 'l`licrc \\'ur4;_
a large iittcut'_'.int-t‘- and copies oi' the
front. at the' same time saying, “Re-
ceive the- priestly' vestment by which
charity is' slgniilezl; for God ir- power-~
ful to make you grow in charity and
eveiy perfect work," to which the or
This was followet. by a prayer by
his Lordship, who then intoned the
“Vent Creator spiritus,f’ The'
hynm being 'taken up by the choir.
Tlie Bishop then anointed' the hands
of the candidates with the oil cl’
Vattechuiiiens. This- done, he close-tl
jtho hands of each, one ol! the attend-
ing 'priests' binding the linnds to-
; lgetber with a white linen' cloth. Each
.candidate was next pre-sented with it
chalice, containing wine and water. rt
patch upon it with a host, the Bishop
su_v'l|\i: tho wt;-rtls: "Receive power to
_tiller sacrifice to God and io colo'hrat.c
l\last; :is wrfli for the living as for thc
tlond in thc name of lho Lord."
_ ills liortlsliip nsaiu prntzcctltiti with
_thc Mui'-'s, :intl altr/r thc Agnus' 'DCI
,imvo thc kiss oi' poticc to thc ortliiliicd
priests. _
listter thc newly' ordaincd priests
uuitlo tliclr profess‘lot\ ol' faith ropcat-
iiig thc (Jrccd whon tho Bis-liop placod
_.-.~ - .f `_._»,-_._-,;»,_._.,._ _._.,._._.,.  _. . I _ __ __
tlllllll SICK CHILD.
IS IIIIISIIPIIIII
. LIIIIK II lllilllli
IF CROSS. FEVERIBH OR BILIOUS
GIVE “CALIFORNIA SYRUP
' OF FIGS." .
be-the ilrst treatment given.
if your little one is outoi-sr.-rts.half-
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother! see ii tongue
ir- coated., This is a sure sign that it's
little stomach. liver ahd bowels are
tahl'¢~,‘i'everitm, stomach sour, breath
had or has r-totnach-ache, diarrhoea,
sore throat full oi’ cold. give a tea
/spopnful 0; California Syrup of ilgs,
and' in A few hours all 'the nc-nstipated
poison, undtgeirted food and so bile
moves out of its little
frlping, and you have a
child again
greg cn,
_I Fztihtcs ilougiin n l lluglies will
I _ -~ d d t . ii .' up - ' -,t 1 ga  ~
Q); '€§uGi§1IT.,[ H es responded’ Thanks! cess whither they \\'i|l ni'ococtl slioi~tlj,'
-. acconipainying Fqtlicr Vt". E. Catncron,
No matter what ails your child, ir made hy the .'|‘ciittnis to thc ttnltt-il
genttle,thoroughlaxatlveshould always- Sfiiliiii in I`05Il`l"Il'll: her suhinnrinc
clogged with, waste. When cross, it-,~|.|siitl insistent ctiiniiiunicatlons, de-
grown ups reads
rite oi' ortiinntioii iit:t'ortliiig to thi-.I ,
'ltoiiinii l’o|;tiiit'al, trauslntctl into!
English were tlislriliuted to ttlic con-I
' ati
in
takf thcii l.iln>ui in (‘.il \i\' Dio
r11~
Uniicd _States Accused
0i Base lngralilnde
To Germany
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Lf;;‘“§...‘.‘.‘e'...;f:.‘.s:i:a';..‘"r.r::2 ;.:‘sf..f‘;‘:.f.,,  Jang Piekflord The Popular Screen
‘Arid A Strong Supporting Cast FZIVOYIIIG ~
MARY FULLER
‘< cn Prev 5 in rn ni
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, , _l_~Iector Turnbull wrote Alien_‘_Soul§ drawing his mater-
ial from the conflict that is ever going n between people of
, ggpositc races. In this pléotoplaylllayakavua tvailli appeag' _als
' . ‘ N I-[ALE aa, a§ apanese curio ea_erw o 1s_ e ro c in c i
PEARL WHITE’ CREIGHT0 hood to Yuri Chan (Tsuru A_oki.) The :Iwo come_ into this
SH ELDAN LEWIS In country, he to_engage_ in business and she _to obtain an A_m
‘ erican education, which is shown in ai light of absorbing
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TONIGHT || 7 &s. .t5‘||“ToNIGHT I
9
“The Making of Crooks ’ The Girlxrho [reared
'In Three Acts
A Powerful Moral Lesson of the 
'Evil of Night Life his Big city _ In TWO Ads
(Canadizin Press Despatch.)
iil<iltl.lN. F-cptcinlu-r ‘.'ll-linincdiaitc-
l.V on thc liccls oi' thc iit.ti\raiiit-cs nl
. HARDY and RUDGE as“PLUMP, "WAT STERLING ACTUR
and RUNr» in Thomas Jefferson
6( _.__
ié  “The Wzliter Lily”
 
tho iiiipcriiil cli:ii\t'cllo|' iii thc liciclt-l*,'"
Ising coiicnrliliig thc sulnilttriiic cziiii-
pnign. thc :it`lci'utitiii nt~wi‘.p:ipoi'.~' vc-
|nerull_v print. strong critic.isins of the
nent.riilit_v ui' thc llnitotl St.nlc.:4, ln-ixmi
‘tilt thc iicwei tit' ilu-. timitll nf thc, ,\||i
tiricaili uvliittir, l\IiI`|`<~|| ltuqltwi-ll, and
,thc prcscm-.c til ollicr /\iiicrit'zin nviir
turn on thc tw-.sts-rii trout..
I 'l`hcy coliiicci this i~vitIcnct‘. ol Alit-
criciui s_v|iipiilIt_v lm' lliu ullics and ilu.
supplying ol war tiintcriuls by iirins in
thc llultctl Statics as an iiullciitluti ol'
thc i`utilII_\' of ctiiit-vftsioym to tim Am-
cricziii zdtttitlptiiui. with rogzirti to :tub
inurlncs. Thoy dt-.claro that tlicse
t'nci.s nliow how Anicrlcan rcspcct. for
neutrality is viiiiisliiiitz, and liowr Ain-
crlcu is iiiiuusiiig 'lm prosonl. form ol
kuliinuriiic wni‘l‘:it-c to cover thc iictlvc
|>iiriicI|i:it,ioii ol /\|i|crlc:in'citlzcits in
t_lic war on thu sith- ol' thc cntcntc til
(IS.
Tho licltal Aiizcuzcr. in rt blttcr t-.dl
torlnl, tleclarcrt thc ltultgtf Simon in
|\ermli.tini; her citlzoiis to iight. on thc
nitlc ol' thc tillics, luis tllrlplziycd lrisc
lhtmitlliltlc toward Germany, and reels
lliftlricvctl that ilt~ ";.;|'riat coitcm-i.~iitiii"
|W-ilrfllrc, has not rcccived' duo recofgiii-
tion.
E (Canadian Press Despatch.)
l NEW YORK. S'-plumber 30.-St|iii\!i
lf) M1801' by Hn tivulaiiche of insulting
UIHINIIHK that the government take
certain action with regard -to Ger-
many. President Wilson, through the
'medium ot a telegram ad ressed to
_Jeremiah A 0'Lesry, proii ent oi’ the
so called American Truth Society, an
orgsnizaiton former- for the purpose
aldlns the oermanfupropagsmia,
today served notice on the hyphon
he wants no "disloyril"
10 voto fl# him Thi'
message, which was in
it telegram from 0'I.eary nc
oi helng ritilii was
Long Bran N Y, and
Your telegram received. I wo ld
feel deeply mortiited to have
IIIYIIOCIY like You vote Ni'

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