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u<>11un11°f1 ffeiiuresei;
ljfféhee, Kiul,&0f‘&-
,,_,nLn~1Nc AND Puoroonspnr.
» intin (original), portrait or
fiwepiliiibiecgt from life;-1, Mrs. H.
Hg M,,(~,,,\~nty, Suinmerside;
bn rniniing (original). landscune
,m,rin0,-1, Miss Katie Read; Z,
°r_, _]_ ie, McNeill, eéiummerside.
Mfiil Viiililing (original), still life.-
I Mrs '|111os. Andrew, St E1eanor’s;
Z' 1Miss Helena Andrew, St. Elean-
OHS.
, rg colors, landscape or mar-
_névitlv Miss Sadie Monkley, Port
_;,m`l_ ' 2, Mrs J. A. Mann, Summer-
5l‘i_?_'m_m cum,-,_ emi 1ne__1,'Migg ll. G. l3agnal1, Central Bedeque.
Sadie Mnnkluy, Port Hill; 2, Mins Urphington Bull Cock and Hen-1,
, -iudrcw.
Hf}$l|,\.,.ti,_.n photograph vieiws no
mg than Six.-1, L. I-I.»Il0ad, tidin-
nierside Studio. _
woi.1.uN AND FLAX GoonS
Fiveyarils White Flannel, twilled.--
1 M,-_., Align Mclieoil,-Lot 16; 2,_ Plymouth Rock Cock and Hen-1,
.plmniil i\ic(‘nllum, St. l<lleanor's_
1,._\.,. ynrds White Flannel, plain.-
1 Mrs .-\llen l\‘lcLcod, Lot 16.
',_.i,.,. _\-nrds \Voo1 Carpet.-1, Mrs.
. 1 -wud.
A||‘,(,;:,.,:?Lllliume-insd_c, from Island
G___“___, Flax.--1, Mrs John A. lilur-
ray, St. l'llcunor's; 2, Mrs. Geo.
\1,nlk1~i', llot 16. _
l.,,,,~ iihmkets (First prize_present~
ed bv .~`i|u-lair & Stewact. l_nniited.--
1 `1\1\-s .illen li/lclleud, 2, Mrs Adam
G'|,,\-cy, .~‘pi'i11g Valley. _
ignii or Woolrn tlouutcrpiece.-1,
.M|'s__l1. llinklcttcr, _Linklettel’; 2
’_______, _“My |,;_ inmrk, Kensington.
hurt .\liii::_' L-it. l‘llf‘niiol"s. _ _
li,-.nrii nun, nil rag.--2, Miss Liz-
zie iino-ir-i<|\~_ Sum1nei'sidc: _
iiouiii-.1 iilul, any- mateinal-1, Miss
_.\|nne ihiiiisny, llninilton; 2, Mrs.
,1ns»1|ii linviiisoii, Malpci|uc.1 _ _
i-1.1.1..;-.l1\i:ii., oil yarn-1, Mnmie
D_,,_,,,,,,.__ [<_¢nningto1i; 2, Mrs. Joseph iililwr; 3. livlit. linker, No. liedcoue. rliilvlrrn that in the bulk these out-
l):1\'i1l.;on, M:il|1ci|1ic.
<p“».. |.ni|-s Woolen _Socks~], Mrs.
(;.-.M11 \\`n11.ei~, hot. 16; 2, Miss Au-
uii' i1a.11.~'.a_v, liamilton.
our pair Woolen Gloves-1, Mrs.
Geo. .\'i~l|=11'|n:i11, New Anniiii; 2, Miss
_\1,n~y _\_ iloiililev, Siiiniiicrsido.
111-_1~ ii io 1i1ui~ 1, »_ 1
, no i .~»-- Mis Join Ellfilligli is to he seen in the course'siuzgestioii of erimi-nal possibilities.
Wuugli, Wilmot; 2, Mrs. Allan l\’lc
Lciul, Init lil.
Art .\‘<|11ai‘cs, any inni.i:rinl-1, Mrs
nn 11;. '
ries-oi./iss iv.
‘-`<.1~i..si1i1-11 |'.oar, any age, rogistcrci
_||_ I1, Moose, Keusinigton. »
\`.»1~l<.i1ir.- lionr, uinlci' l'2 ni-ontlis.
|-p_,gi.-1i1<11l- l ond 2, J. W. L'-nllheck,
S\111111n‘1'si<ii‘; 3, lfivliaml (_‘.lui'k, Suin~
111<11'.-iiin.
\'o1'i.:-1111111 Soir with litter of 4
puzs 1l"1rst prize presented by li. 'l`.
llvliu-111, 1.io1itc1l)-i, J. W. Uulllicck;
2, lIuiia1‘d i`la1'l<'.
l‘a11' \'orii.~:liirc l'igS,, iindcr 'I
111111111111, l1:1r1'o1.v:.' _cxclndeil-1, J. W.
(':illl1i-1-li; '_', <‘hnh. lions, N. llcdcunc
3, J, \\'_ <`allbcclL.
»Yi»1'l1.-l111'c How, inider 12 months-
1 and ‘_’, .l_ W. Uailllieok; 3, Win.
('llli']i, \\'il1i\iil;.
\'u1-ks-luri~ How, over 1 year-l. and
2, J. \`\'_ 1':illbeck; .‘.l, Fraiik Mcbliveii.
S111nm.~1si.le.
lierk.-=l1iru lloar, any nge,~registercd
-i, ll. li. l`»1lonse, Kcnsiiigton; 2,.Il.
.li. .\lf11..nald, No. lledciiue; 3, liich
uni <‘|n1-ii, :~'.u1nu1rrsidi~.
l?i‘:`i<:~lii1'i1 llonr, under 12 months,
l`l‘ii>=i|1r.d--l, Lflms. ltoss, No. liede-
nur.
` in-1-Irs-‘iii-i~ Sow, with litter of_nof
lers t‘1:111 1| pigs-1, (‘.lins. floss, No.
Beds: 1111*.
Pair Ili-rksliire Pigs, under 7
iiiuutlis, l»1\i‘.'o\vs excluded-1, Win.
l‘iu1~|i, Wilmot; 2 and 3, Chzis. lloss.
llci‘l<:1i1i»'1- How, iindci' i2 inontlis-
1..Ii. 11. .111-111-.-nuiii, No. imieniie; 2
and ti, Wm. i`lm‘k, -Wilmot.
llvrlisliii-11 How, over 1 year-i,
i'-lins. 1:o.~1..-, .\'o. llndeunc.
lhuir. .my other breed-1, Wm.
Schuman: 2, l1‘rcd.J. Stavert, Wil-
mot. -`
_l’2\iI'1;1ulc:' " months, any other
b\`°0'¢l'~1. Fred. Muttart, Summerside V
2. Richard Clark. _ '
` POIZLTRY-,-CLAFSS VII.
PB-il' Tllfkeyi. Bronze, over o-:ie year
old (First prize presented by Sinclair
& Sf-\¢W¢1\`l¢. Ltd?)-1. Percy McMurdo,
Kelvin Grove; 2, Hohien (;0mpt,_',n_
Sumnierslde. 1
Pair Geese, Toulouse, over one year
old-1, Holden Compton, Summer.
side; 2, Albert lilclilurdo, Kelvin
Grove.
Pair Geese, White Bremen or Emd-
en, over one year old-i, Ii. G. Bag-
nall, Centre lzieileqiie 2, .l. M. Laird
& Son, Kelvin.
Pair Ducks, Iiouen, over one year
old-1. Thos. Glover, Snmmerside; 2,
Holden Compton, Suininerside.
Pair Diucks, 1-’ekin,_ over oiie year
old-1, Basil Deroche, Miscouche; 2,
Sydney Richardson, St. Elennor's-; 2,
t John Kenneth McKenzie, Summer-
side.
l-lufl Leghorn' Cock and Hen-1, Ar-
thin' Boates, Snmmerside.
White Leghorn Cock and Hen-1,
Jehu Kenneth McKenzie, Summer-
side; 2, Geo. (lallbeck, Sunimersidc-.
1Geo. Uallbeck; 2, Thos..Glover,'Sum-
nierside.
1 Wyandotte Cock and Hen-1, Wood-
`lund Simmons, St. Elenn0l"s; 2_
-Thos. (llorer.
1 Pair llnntnms-1, Lcwellyn Rogers,
Sllninierside; 2, Mrs. George Mn.
Qiuirrie, Siimincrside. _
_ l.c;;horn, Brown or White Cock and
:Hen-l, Wm. Muttnrt, Summcrside.
harricading this open ground have
lessened the Hounilsditch burglary
risk. _
There is no foreign city in the Fai'
East in whose thoroixghferes the vis-
iting Englishinan feels himself more
of a stranger than in the Alienland
streets, though their names are writ-
ten in English on the walls of the
corner lionses.
In the gloom of yesterday afternoon
it \ve.s only necessary to walk shun-
dred yards down a side turning out
of the Commercial road to_ find one's
self in an undiscovered land. The
niiirk- and drizzle masked the dingy
houses with mystery. They might
have been the mud hovels of an old
Oriental city. Creeping along in the
shadows went single silent figures-
womon withshawls over their heads,
_men with hats drawn down and coat
collars turned up with an slr 0
cloaked conspirators; all with keen
curious, suspicious eyes at the sight
of an intruding Englishman. Any
conversation that was audible was in
n strange guttural tongue.
In u street turning out of Grove
street a group of strange-faced men
with promineiit chcekbones, dark hair
and sallow cornplexioiis stood in the
roadway talking in their strange jar
gon. They were “s\vea1ted" tailor
“‘s\veating" jobs. A little farther
alum! an uncovered market led from
'the street at the back of ,a row of
"dwellings," The uncovered stalls
_were heaped with scraps of cheui
_fooil, stale-looking fish, vegetables,
'rags of clothing over which buyers
and sellers, mostly women of unclean
Mlnorca. lilack-1, Ernest Tnnton,
St. Eleanor’s.
liriidford Beer, Sunnnerside.
l‘oir White lusghorn (ihickens--l
' Earl llireh, Siiiiiincisiale; 2. J. Ken- _
'1.1,._,,»||, ling, all wool.-1, Miss Lil- lll>f-l\_M5K0UZi€i S'l|l\"\°I`5i*l9»_ nt the mercy of the slave traders
H, i1|-n-k l~l.c1isiii;;ton; 2, Mrs Her- l’1\\|’ U1'U\\'l\ l»€l<llU1`l\ Ulllfkvllh-1.1 The darkness fell nd the s ree
Mrs. A. ll. Mchlurdo, Kelvin Grove;
2, Win. Muttart, i-luininersidc.
l'ni1' (lrpliington Buff Chickens-l_
Miss lil. ll. lticlinrdson, St. lillcun-
or's; 2, Sydney llielinrdsi.-ri, St. lill-
enuor’s. .
l'a‘1’ \'Vynndotte (lliickcns--l, 'l‘hos_
Light Dramas Cock mid Hen-1,
Jock, lledeque.
LONDUN’S ALIFINLAND.
(London Mail.) '
of an ho\u~'s walk through the streetu
of Alienland to convince niiyone ac-
<|1|n'i1itcd with the East End of I.ou-
nblc alien is more piessing und iroic
thicateniiig than ever l‘he aliens ict
recognized a then cxi\t1ng difficulty
which, liowever, it did nothing to
solve or to check. It served, indeed,
with its whittled-down powers and
lll`0VlSi0l\S, only ns an advertisement
to predatory rascals the wide world
o\'¢.>r of the ease 'with which the-y niav
Come to lomluii and the nlmost eom-
Dlcte iniinnnity from Police regula-
tion mid coiiti'ol which they may en-
.ioy when they get here.
'l`he London .1\);.;itia has so extend-
edits boundaries in the last few
.vcars that weeks would be required
to explore it. It has long overflowed
Whitecliaiiel; has not only absorbed
gi-ent parts of stepuey, Bow nod- Mile.
End, and strengthened its foothold in
the Soho reisiuu. but has also estab-
lished colonies in the outer eastern
si1liiii'hs.
_ llut its metropolis is still located
rn the quarters of the city’s eastern
fringe. The merchants und importers,
both (lliristisii, and Hebrew, in the
busy commercial tlioroughfnre of
Houndsditch, whose wealth lies near-
est to the hand of their predntorv
nciglibors outside the city boundiirv.
hare recently. succeeded, through thcl
efforts of Councillor Fraenkel, their
representative in the court of com-
mon council, in getting the county
council education authority to fir
spiked railings upon the wall- of the
school ground lying to the rear of
their warehouses. Before this was
done the school playground made n
sort of base of attack, by way of
which ndcturnal burglars and robbers
could silently and unobserved up-
prouch the premises they intended tr
A______ _“c__c__d; 2' M,.s_ Gem \v,_lk,,,._ don tluit the prohleni of the. u1i1lesii_‘-__i§oo_d fron_1 the bull. 'l_`he_ un_deslr_nbl
‘ , _'J' ' __:_.-.. __ _- _- _
l
(leorge Ilowness, Centreville; 2, .lol\n_eiou:: or criminal, poor ns they were
iiimeiirance, were excitedly linggling
in rough, outlandish gibberish. Pine
lards mid notices in Yiddish were dis
_shop \vi-ndovrs. The people were most
ly newly come Yiddish, not necessur
.ilv criininol, but hiileously poor auf
I t
a t .
ln-ops were lit, and then- down the
street came laughing and dun.-imr,ns
'ii' io bear testimony in fnvor of their
pnre11l'.s, n troop uf beautiful little
vliilrlmii just let out from school. The
little ones were prattling in lilnglish.
Uno rcco;:niv.ed when one saw the
lnndish t:iiloring‘ people were not-vi
‘but industrious and unfortunate.
llut it was the solitary ligiire slink-
ing furtively along through thc
,th1'o1\_1.i.=; of work~seekers and market
'lingglers tlia-f. i1npres`s1‘.d one in the
lu this mysterious Alieulaud, where
_all the people :ire incornprelieiisible,
‘lt is impossible to distinguish the
pilxei, vicious and piedatniy hideo
|l1m.i.eli and passes unnoticed in this
sl.1.1n»'e, imtoinprclieiuleil riowd (ine
sertrclies in vain for the criininzil. 'fbc
only imlicn.tl<»1is of his existence aio
the crinics he commits. 1
The -Liativc-gl‘own undesirable is
gcnL‘l'all_v known for what he is. His
record and his movenieiits are known
to his ni-iglihors and to thc authori-
town Exhibition and obtain all I. H.
the lack of room in the buildings for
peque, where she will tow the dredge
c. souvenir. 1 Montague tv New Loudon- _ Ass.i1i.AN'i‘ or LEADER UAUGHT-
Geo. T. and Mrs. Rendle, East The death took pliwli ill BI`00k1Y“» SNUWFLAKE, Man., Sellfi. 21. -
Boston who have been visiting some N. Y., recently of P8f*‘i°k~Ff~\"m°f» Word was brought here that Brown,
of Mr Rendle's,old1 friends at North- brother of Miss Mary Farmer. (7|tY» alias “liill Miner” who is accused by
mn, ,-Btnmyi Saturday night. While in`wlio is at present ill in the Charlotte- Gianyg, price, school mistress of as-
Lliis city'they are the guest cf Isaac_town Hospital. 1 . ‘ snultiug her, has been captured at
and Mrs. Murley. Mrs. llcndle antici-, l' _ Hannah (N. D-) wld has ‘_¥0“f°S=*°‘l-
pates an early visit to Souris where ROY HUEHQS Of U10 Bank "f N"V*\ Three automobiles filled with con-
her mother resides. 'SCOUB-. Hilllfiix. 'dt fm' tllllff- Cifl’ stables and armed citizens left here
Sil¢\lI'dB»Y HUDF Sllklblinlf Il VflC“ti0“ at once for Hannah to investigate.
, At s recent meeting of the Board of with his parents Gcurse A. and Mrs- it in stated here that the party
Directors of the Y. M. C. A. severab Hughes. UW- ` means to bring back the prisoner,
’ radical changes in the plans for the _ "_'*-" _ _ but the United States authorities
ensuing year were adollted' Many 0! 11(-'O £0 Bunfain. Bell & (f0~§ f0f may object to n breach of the citra-
these changes are made because of coal:- . b-26dtf. ditlou law. ’
p,.0,,e,. ,mndung of the vm-ions de- _ ::A saving of _100_|»er cent in _tin1s, I,-mm INDICTED FUR
partments. Under the plans as being m binders' Mid in filling space 1e_ac- BURNING AT STAfllFl.
worked out as the result of the deeis- C0mDUBh0‘l by the U_“‘l'3\`W00.‘l (-'Un' 1-
ion of the Directors it is lifllled f-0 lm densed Bmipg .Typcw""er’ ".3 wququs ('()1ATES\’ILLE, l’i1-. S0l’t- 20'”
nblc to cure for ii IBFKCF me\l\h€l`F‘hll> an °‘|““_1 FW" 1" “_”°“r“cy1 “‘",'l‘hC";y1 The chief of police, one of his subor-
` uns winter an-.1 in s more imtisfne-‘null lfirllulity- United Ty1>vwf1€¢1'_C»_9,_.1n,..¢¢.. .mn two resuienin of the
waiting for the di.,t,.ih,,ti0,, (3 UW!! inanner. Con‘.ble.int is made by Limited Hamux' N’ S- 9‘2`)dl`3‘_boroiigh were arrested thisvafternoon
` the (,]_¢1¢_.;- members of the noise which ._____________________:______v__________v______;______Y_________;_v__________._._._. gs the result of indictmBlltS returned
lthe boys make, but this has been [today by a grand jury that investiga-
lnrgely unavoidable _indeit the plan of New Mexico-Vancouver Route. ted the burning to death of 'Zack Wal-
using the some rooms for men and ker. a negro murderer, ncnr this place
) boys. Among the changes to be inau- Dr (lhnrle C. Percival, editor of on Angnst 13,
gerated will be the nearly complete Health Magazine, of New Yorl-, Jung.; Butler, en winnn the gi-and
S0l’>i1l‘ation of the y0\1'l1i-161' UOYB and GGUYXE D- Bl`0“/Il. Uf D0U`0lt» wld iury made its presentation, admitted
the men. A large room down stairs is Williain Lunt, of San Fraiicisco, who the tlio police officers to hoil in $2,-
being cleared for the use of the boys. -are pathfinding a new route for the 000 encn, and Committed '1‘n¢kei-.ami
After October first all boys under six- i>1‘oD0i9d PB__§iflC Ji“W1`l\i1§_&0“a1 mga* Mai-kward to prilson withl_iut bail.
_ teen years of nge will bevelrcludeil WILY. "lm ia_ lmflih 1 ¢xiC0. _ 0 linil was furnisliei for boti police-
l`l‘~ll” WUT l»011\l0l'll (f\liCk0l1fl”-1. G~'i1layed on the walls und in liucksters’ from the general readmg mom and vancouver' Brmsh columma' arrived men'
gyinnnsiiim work nuicli 'more attrac-
meuded by all experb photographers.
'l`hey do not smear, scratch or fade.
load on the daylight. und are light
and compact. With a good cmnern
and Anscu films it's your own fault
if you dou’t get good pictures. We
have all sizes films here. The McKin-
non Drug (lo. drtf,
tics. His hnhiis, his language, and
even his features bear the impress of
his crimes. But the alien undesirable
who comes to this country a`fiil‘.-
grown, really-made rascal, is not
known and cannot bc recognized ns
siieh i1nlc1=_'s he is cnuglit red-l1nndecl_
in his crime. _
. The police, not iinderstonding his
lnngimge and knowing nothing of his
record, are nnnblc to keep him iinder
effective obsei'vatio1i. Ile is as diili-
cult to dcnl with as the Black Hand
tliizgs in the' l':.aliun colony in New
York. The police are not merely 11n-
provided with i`1reni'ms. The law docs
not arm them even with nutlioritv.
'l`hcy li.-we no power to lfeep nn nn-
le.~:irablc froineiiteriiig the counlrv
nor to exercise effective supervision
over him when he arrives.
, If only, say people who have stud-
ied the proE_~lc1n in the East End, the
alien arriviiig -in this country were
compelled to siibstaiitiate his record,
in i'egister null locate liimsclf until he
_had estnblisheil his qu:ilii._V of citiveri-
.=liip',tl1e police would be in the some
position with regard to the alien i:-n-
f'osiral>le ns they stand 1.-.1itli the uu-
tivc criminal. There- is a type of Rus-
'inceshml from Poland, whose crin»_-
uallty. the experts say, bus n dis-
plnndcr and subsequently get away
with their booty. The s~;\ikcd railings
‘tinctly political relation.
linen in an ;.t:::1.-1_-'phe1‘e of ;i;volu-
__ W?/,
_/~.
mf'-"ff v'
¢.__J> _ .2
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1 1
l _
li
l , Iles Sunlight Soup
1 _ _ This Why
_ _ Wetbihe clothes, soap well
1* with bunfght Soap, roll and
1 ellowio tal for half an
hour ln ei er herd or sqft
lulrewfnm water. A few
“IV N55. Q1 quick rimilii in
Club tepid ~wefer and lh9
_ 1 clothes ueireudy for fha
1 ‘ |l=¢~ oboifnsisniwicrrs
,_ ¢ ___ ¢__ ;, .;___
nun
,Z _
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“ WORN 0111* ” on 1.,
“WASHED 0U'r"?  
OUR lace cnrtains,- your fine hanclker- H'-.1
chiefs,” all yoiir"`élainty
Aj ;.s. .___
household drapes and #fl
apparel of delicate fabrics ~~ clon`t you hncl the ’ 
launclress mangles them dreadfully? 
iian criminal from the llultie pro-.
 w»“w.~w.
_tiozitiry unre.=,t and excitement, they
irroiv up to violence instca<l of lndus-
Itry. They regard iircnrnis as political
|nrgu1nentsui their own count-ry and
inse them as the iinplcnicnts of trade
in t‘_;is.
The orilinn.ry rcrolntioiinry foreign-
er domiciled in this country is, say
those who know him best. ii theorist,
and usually, outside politics, n well-
comlucted, indiistrioiis mnn. They
have argued tliemselves into ano.rcli-
isin, but as time goes by the free life
of l-England has its influence of con-
tent, und they find their convictions
wc»1l;ening in effect. ~
WHY PRAIRIES ARE TREl1ll.llSS.
Prof. ll. Shimck of the State uni-
versity of Town, has been studyf,-g
this question in Iowa, wliere the trlecl-
less. prairie originully covered more
than scvvn-eights of the total area
of the slate.. He finds thnt the nb-
scnee of trees is not clue primarily to
thc soil or the topography, nor to
such causes ns prairies fires, the fm-_
mer abiinrlnnce oi' the bison, etc.,
but is nn effect of climate. Moreover
it is not due to n deficient rainfall
so niueli ns to an excess rntc of evn-
llvmtinn. “'l'l\c prairie areas are uni-
formly so sitisntcd that they are ful-
ly 0-Xiiosc-d to thc factors which cause
riipid cvnporatiorr, nnniely, the sun
and thc wind.. During much of the
your they may present conditions
'quite fnvornble to plant growth, but
,1t.he1‘e are seasons und there ore por-
tions of the year, especially in mid-
siimnicr, when c\1:ipor:itioii and con-
seiplriit desiez-:1i.io|i bcconic so cxf
'.f-l'<‘1l\f.` flint- only those plants which
Hire esp:-1'.inlly nllnhteil to dry rngioiis
can survive.”-Scientific American.
UOUIITESY
'l_'ho value of coui~tcs;.' on the iiarl.
of those who are in the_employ of
public sci'\'ice ‘corporations is felt in
all pnrts of the land. The Illinois
`(‘o1itrnl Railroad hns H bureau devot-
Sunlight Soap docs not entail any injury from  lei 1.1...11_., i..\\»n..f.1i eau.. ..11w..i.1....,
hznd_ scrubbing -- _ycu don't
Sunlight simply dissolves the
grease ancl frees the dnl: aclher
ing to it-theiue is nothing to I _  ' 
harm' either hands or fabrics.. _~ A  - `
There is no .surplus of any- A 1 A `
thing in Sunlight Soap-  ----A:--~--| A -_
no surplus acids and-110  _J '
free alkali. Sunlight ‘loosens 1/  _ _, .
ihe dirt and allows either _ _V   
hard or soft waierto wash. _~.»--_--"~=1‘~"'“' -f.
it gently away-_
Sunlight §oap _is free from 
in'unous ingredients-we o er
"lyose who will prove otherwise ‘
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Use Sunlight Soap according _to directions
__ ii 'nn once-and convince yourself
have to scrub at all. 
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I,
l nd '
roi.. .g '
' i .
i
llielrff will do twice us much as other loaP°-  mm  111(-1  1   ' , 1 /__\| in _
on ll 1 1 g 1. l _ _ _
`=/__/=..f..` .1 ` __ “A -_ "/ll
its lntcsl; phnmlet is in the value of
courtesy, and the theme could not be
better lnindlerl. It is doubly effective
becnuse it ilenls mainly with the val-
ue of courtesy. to the student him-
self, its value to the road being n
matt-cr of coii~‘ise.).
It is one of1tlie good signs of the
times that courtesy is felt in all di-
rections to be n paying thing. l.et
it begin there, if it will not.e1sc~-
where. Tlint is, let people see that it
pays to do things in 9, courteous way
land the time may come when even
husky men with seats ln street cars
will sometimes give up a sent to s
tired womnn with bundles or baby in
arms. The growing sentiment of pg-
litrnf-ss is a healthy one. It must be,
or else it would not be so slow oi
growth ,as it is. To deal with it on n
commercial basis first is the best
wny to ndvonce it in practice.
Many and valuable are the schools
gupportfed by great corporations of
all kinds, but they are found to pay
excellent returns in improvement ol
service all along 1hn'l1ne. Education
includes nearly everything. It is
highly . instructive, or ought to be,
to any young man to see the muh
of good manners rise when others
without such manners, though with
l high success -Buffalo ‘impress
the social room on the main floor. in Sacramento Aug. 12) fl`0\Tl SMI The jury snys Tucker was thc lend-
` Arrangements will be made so that'Francisco. with . a total automobile cr of thefmob, and that. limstcad and
i the boys, however, shall not suffer by! 111301130 t0 fl¥1t0_0f 31.350- DY Percival Howe and other policemen should
this change. In fact it will be mucli_llflS been f$I`11V€llIlH SIHCC July. 1910. have prevented the biirning of thc nc-
lietter for the boys, for they were noi and has been in forty-four States und neg;-0,
better pleased in many instances thnnlthree-qiiartera around the border of
were men who were annoyed by t:hcir.‘tl\0 Ullitfid STIIYGS. and silent tlU"50 This Store ls Tho Home o
noise. All school boys over sixteenlwccks in M0KiCU (luring th” fecwt 1`0` Satisfaction. PATONS. 9-Zldtf
years will be included in the Studeutlbellion. The ifrcsent run is bcini! --
depnrtment. They will he eqi:ipperl_U‘.aidc Uli'-fel’ f-lit* ai\l_spi_ces of the lui we remske ma“_r°55es_ Bee,-Q
with new game tables and made ver_v|Cninino lteal _Associiitioir niid an_u\1' Weeks. 8 28drt.f
attractive for young men. It has also _ toniobilet l>l1_l\l13t;0\1- lt 1; the idea
been decided to secure an .issistiiiit o ll€'l`lJ0 l'-(V0 " -`U“‘i“" ei* . or ic
_ who shall be able to direct the gyni-f kill*-’.'ll hll-ll-\\'VP\y. Which WH” l!\‘i1t_1“_U"U wgeaksrepalr 'urn"'ure'8_;?8e;,rtf_
nnsium and give a large share of l.is_tl1{il\ 100 YUHYS “SU lil’ “H5510” _.___
time to this work. This will make tlie1l>1`\eSt"'- _
nw. it 1..... sis.. be... .u¢1.1¢.i to ..1- viuolioue' ULD ENGLISHMEN- '" '-°‘“°= °°f‘”° ‘"' r”“°"‘._§’_'2,,,,
L low yoiing men and boys who may be ”*°“
1 l ' 1_1 ‘ ` _ ‘
_iltwgng 'f“i(_)__§£;¥) jl:_i‘_f_u&_1__I;_le"__;_(;l§:H|)___§(;_(1 The cable from London has briefly Furnnure penn);-mg 3 specialty
mmlt basis The DOWN", ,mc _,Dom a1inouxif.'cd what to Americans will Beerq M/@5145 8 28drtf.
I '_ _- ` ` ., L ‘ y . lseems n reninrkable fact. the celebra-
ms ,list receii cd a coat of new parnt. _ _ _ . '*-'
und is bright and fresh. Other barts U0" "I we mnctysecond bnvthduy OI: "Tai-I llay fill' thi? ‘~'\‘“"l‘)"t°&"“'"
‘Dr Atkinson who for 55 years has
ol' the building are lindcrgoinir 1, mu, -- . _ , Hospital is only once fr year-Thaiiks
e ., ._ ~ " _' been master of Q-hire college Lam- _ _ g_2313i_
Mnmdtmn' bridge. This master of one ,of the keep the Change _ ‘
zz-Ansco films are used and recom-1 f‘.““°‘.‘S °”.n°g°s of C“'“`l'lridg° ““.iver' We crate and attend to shlpp
sity is still bale and vigorous and
doing good service in his position,
where he has siipcrintenilended the
education of the sdns, grandsons and
possibly the great-grandsons of his
own students. 'l`»'his record surpasses
that of Dr Busby, after having been
bend master in Westniiiiistcr schoo‘
for 1'>"> years.
These instances nf long-extended
usefulness in higli scliolastic stiitimis
'are readily equnleil in other walks of
llife in England. Lord Halsbury, for
linstancc, the leader of the insurgent
faction of the house of- lords in its
present contest with the_commons, is
815. (ll-adstone at 213 becasue for the
fourth time prime niinister. Lord
I..ynilhnrst in 1856 made ii speech n-
,minnt the proposal to create new
peers, of which Lord (‘-ampbell, who
did not love him said it was "the
[most wonderful éter licnrd. It would
lhnve been ndmircd for it man of 35,
and from n man of 84 it was miracu-
lous. He made his last speech in
pnrlianient at ill. Lord Brougliani
continued his manifold activities to
\1.1i1,hin n short time of his death nt
:l0.
Q
"Canadlanlze America n Models
l
ing of furniture and house-hold
effects. Beerda Weeks 8-28drtf
MAl{ltll‘lS Wl'l`HlN TIME,
GETS LEGACY UF $50,000.
’l`A(‘(il\lA, Wash., Sept. 21-(`-our
plying with the terms of his fu.ihcr’s
will. whit-li provided that he inustbc
married witliiu thirty days from the
a fourth share of an estate valued at
$2ll0,(luil, Frank Mc<.‘-oy wus married
here to Miss Eileen I’fenning two
days before the e.\'piration of the
time limit.
MrUoy's father died about :i month
ago at Erie, Penn., and he was ad-
vised by telegraph of his fntl1cr’s
will. Ile lminedintcly advertised for
n wife nnd was flooded with applica-
tions from all parts of the United
States. __ __ __
W Li(lllN._ _______ _ _
l<`()ltSYTI>ll'l-ln Uliarlottntowii :-‘.ept.
15, lilll. to li. l’ntterson and Mrs.
Forsythe n son. _ _ _ _
` ` in-ED
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ciniiiorinowii nil QUE!-N‘S iCOUNIl A 
_~____________ ____,_________;=___v;_:;______________ ;___________._,________,___.___._.___._._____._.,_.___.____,._.,___.,-_..._-_._ BER-LIN, Sept. _ZZ-A report from
""""""'T'" ' ‘Tangier th'at a German d°fB°\\\'|N“*`
It vsyetu buy in this Province- 1 5111110” F“_‘“_°f» 1i““S°f- M°~- Wh” :md been ismied at Agana- Morocco,
. --- has been visiting his mother in this. was 0gi¢ia11y_ denied here. The aria
Users of gasolene engines and city has left/ on return. (gahinnt will meet and examine the
cream separators should register at -- latest suggestions from Berlin winch
the International Harvester Coin- The tug ‘ Wm. Aitken leaves this it is expccted will b received here
pnny’s payillion at the Charlotte- morning. weather permitting for Mal- by a courier, ‘ 1
We hove the wool th WIN.
infinee, namely. mph 
and aviation in all _the lA¢|in¢ lh_sd~
‘ee for making cape, bedfwm SUPP!!!
-and fancy vests also thovery. talli-
ionabla opera shawl. fratone 9-Milt!
we re stretch sensed shrines
.,901 Q WQQKS ‘ ' . 8-38dH.|.
‘TW
"Secure an Eastern hat or carp
before you try to catch the Brown
Man and he will give you an extra
prize of $10.00. 9451131
“Patons are offering a line of early
fall coats made of all wool material
and are shower proof, 10.00 12.00 and
14.00 ii piece. Serviccable coats either
for cold weather or showefy W°Bf»lJ°l'-
Patons. 9~16df1-
“Men Under These Coats Are
Properly Covered In Rain Or
Storm at PA'l`0NS. 9-Zldtf
“White frost last, night suggests
warm blankets. bed comforts cosy
underwear, eomfortblc full coats, felt.
hats, sweater coats and other, coni-
fortabie garments. Patons. il-lfiiltf
"Knit goods are all the rage this
season. Patons are showing a large
table full of knitted aviation caps
that suggest coming cold days, price
from 75c._ up to 1.50. Futons.
_ U-lddtf.
Another lot. of Kayser patent
ilnqer tipped ulovos.b|-ack in long
length. all sizes at per pair I 35.
Moore & McLeod. 9-22dtt’
"An lilnstern cnp, n copy of the
Daily Patriot, the proper password,
und it sales rcci-ipt froiii`ll. l-I.
llrown's store are your entry tickets
into the rncc for the $130.00 ‘J-25d2i
“English American Alliance In
Fail Coat Models. At PATONS.
9-Zldtf.
“A11 nllditioiiul ]\i'i'/.e of $10.00 in
oifurcd fo the niicccssful ealltiircr of
the lh-own Mun if he is wearing nn
l<)asti>rii cap. 9-251121
"'l`o Give Tho Most Value For
The Least Monoy Has Been The
Lilo Study oi This Firm. PA |`ON:..
9»2ldtf.
~"(lreet the Ladies kindly who are
selling Tngs for thc i‘l\arlotteto\v_n
Hospital on Wed. Sept. 27th. il-221131.
Boys school .Suits that will d
their duty on tho play grounds or
in school $1.98, $2 55. to $5.75
National Clo Co 9~'5dl.f-
BHNOUNCEMEHTS
“Buy it Tug for thc Ulinrlottetown
Hi1s|llt:il on Weil. Sept. 27th. _
_ _ » 9--Zlidlli.
“Victoria l)i\'ision_.\`. of 'l`. ,inccts
in Wrig|1l.`s llall tonight. lillcction uf
officers. Visitors welconied.
“Wanted an'unliniilcd niimbcr of
Ladies to sell Tags for the (‘h:ii-lotte-
death of his futher in order to inheritl tow" H,,s,,~,u,\ Un WML 50|,q;_ 27¢\\_
9--23d3i.
"A meeting of nil the Ladies willing
to sell 'i‘ogs for the ("-liuiiottctowii
Hospital will be held at the [league
<‘ross rooms Wed. ScDf1~ 27U\__ _iii-
' eight in the uiorning. 9”!-i*\-3h
l’liNlSHl\1li<1N’l‘ Fiilt
TAl.KlNG l’ill.l'l`I(.`-bl.
,l’lil\VlIil¢lNt‘.l\1, ll. I., Sept. 22--A
ineetiiig of the stockholders of the
(‘.redit Foncicr (`:i1nndinn. which was
to linve been held this afternoon to
take stei-s for the removal of Vice-
llri-.~:ident Arthur l.abcrr,'e. of Central
l<`nlls, for his nuti-l`cl‘ll*"("~`il'?i utter-
MU"‘I("K_-‘\t New 'Y"rk ““ Sem' zmh nnces in (lanadn. was prevented to-
. ii' " ~‘~
ross ti
iniorrow at 2. p. iu.
A (`liicugo nnin, lil years old, who _  -M __ _'*“'_*“_ _ _
lhas' bcrii senrcliing in vain for w_orl; lllilhllufilull (-Ili l{|~.l.1l°.Vl~.ll
f r tlirce weeks, was nt-tlic eni o _ *M _ _ _ _
lfis resources when he decided that if f'-RilN(. K_IN(v. §0llt._ 22--( _l:c_ii=.,\ti,_“_ A,.,,,,,.,],,,_: U, |~,~,._q;,1c,,L ,]_ |.}_
he roul<ln't get work he inilzllfl fish _|'"- f_l“` uillllllgll Of. H""_f,h:_l(",L:.l§|,\,\ti‘_1,L,,i llrochu when Mr. l.nhc1’1.Ze went to
l' _‘lf into jail. So hc took illl ei _"U4 _“Wil ""1 -V bf’-\l»f“1 ‘._ 1 ‘
:ind llllflcil it U\""“i;h the Wm' itflts §0rI..l‘f(iv(`r"]| wvlclii' g`,fm,,,::c“n'f`\l}- lvolitii-s, but notu'itlistnnding he was'
_,UW of ,_ nuthin.; st,,,~L._ whnn 9,111; icvei. 11 .een nun ici o . _
,I _ ._ . .~ _UT w()“l»_ 11ll1.,`I)nnicl J. Miisick. F“|““_`"l ing ly Mr. l.ebcr-1c_ Througli his nt-
N_()VI I  l ` f"‘"" his [“tl‘°"'“ ""`“dc"m at KH" l.o1"nc)y the vice-pf"esi<le1it obtained ii
rcst1‘ainius: order from the court pre-
venting the use of prorlcs ill U10
meeting nllcging that they were ob-
lminnd nn n re.~u1lt of n1i:u'eprcs¢-nin-
_ Unnniln he wus told to keep out of
`:_||i1of`c<l ns saying that his coiiipnny,
-` . 1  .l tl r frim Tibet. ‘Tho fox . _ . _ _ _ ,, _
ruse came up_ in the couit people \_\i_l‘;_§;  ;_____‘ ______ the ____,_(__g __,u,c|\\1li11-11 <lcn|.~. in l.indi-. .im1_l1\1i1bri.\inH
promised to sec that he had three f1_l~\ ~ 1 ‘ 1 , _
nicnis n day und the work for which City have been ri~_ope1icd. _The .UC
_ opposed to rci‘ip1'|n:ity. l`l1cf‘on1pzi|iy
has 16004] sto<'kliol:lc1\ in New lilnir-
he had been scarcl1inl»f~ gmph lmus' "rc hcmg rcmmul' 11und, ah<i`.scvc1~l1i liiimli-vii in Vnnnfln.
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Better Ti
On
Thousands who
.rape-
IHCS
After at   A hangs
in   ood
Laclcof energy is usually the outward
sign of faulty nutrition.
Folks who don’t ieelffspryl’ bcC11\1S€
of lack of the right kind oi nourishment.
“Pick up’
‘nts
I" 0 0 D
know the personal
value. of clear-thinking and vigorous ac-
tion, make Grape-Nuts a part of their diet.
FEEL |1llIlll'.
Winn You Feed Ifiglil.
You know one nlivnyn feels "\‘§‘I`.V
fit" when the head and iiurvcs swing
nlong |»e:u'ef11i|y and with ihnl._ cer-
tain sense of power that is unmistak-
iuile. ' _
nnt when 0-:crwnrk or anxiety
breaks down gray matter in the brain
ond nerve cells (anxiety will do it
quicker than nverworki fnster than
the fond you have been using rc-
places it, thru to save yourself from
that horror of darkness, nervous pro-
strntion, you must change food and
tnke on some sure rebuilder.
'l"hnt's the mission of Grape Nuts,
made of the selected parts of wheat
and barley _containing the natural
Phospliiite of Potasli which combines
with Albumen in the human body and
makes the soft griiy filling of the
brain and nerve centers.
Another thing to he considered is
that Grape-Nuts is "processed" in
making and the starchy parts conver-
ted into a form of augur, exactly ns
the process ol digestion in the body.
So Grape-Nuts has really passed the
first net of digestion and therefor:-.
the food is quickly assimilated ln the
most perfect manner by babe or ath-
inte.
mt the neue bunk. "The nnmi to
Wellvilln," in pkgs. °
.. . _equal ahillty otherivisr, plnd along
.. f and lag behind on the1i\\\st1' roiul to ’ _ ’
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|] / |  'rnAvTie_ih.Tefi 111.3511 ivnnns. T  e r C S a R e a. S 0 n~ » 1 1
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