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PAGE Two THE Cl'lf‘\l‘l-.°'l"l`l‘3'l`°“'l`l GU"§""‘
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The Cripplod Lady of ogeribonka
B! IAUIB OLWII CUIW
Scotia.
glory.
Toronto Exhibition;
tainmentl
Lower Psiees.
COVCfs
SI; 7 for
llic Gardeliell
N 80 years there s been nothing like this in Nova
The new date of the Exhibition gives scope to the pre-
sentation of a series of displays, performances and
spectacles never attempted before.
See the Garden of Eden. a scene of unforget-
able loveliness and allure. See the Military
and Naval Round-up; two thousand perform-
ers in daily feats that flash with colour and
Sea the Living Foraatztlie Finale of the County
Contests; the B Vauclsvills liighlinsrs of the
Nova Scotia Production: Beauty,
Glory. Mystery, Education, Enter-
Rates. All features under
SPECIAL
Advance tickets, J for
sale now; drug-
s tores or
direct.
the Panorama of
Lower Railway
$2. On
r¢e~»a0~4ee-Q-oe rrreveo-9-e-e
O
EYES TESTED
LASSES FITTE
_ J. s; TAYLOR
#ev ee ,Q
ee-ee-e me *
PQOOOQ
Cl
E it TAYLOR
Optometrists
142 R.ciimond street
BABY LOBSTERS NOW
` TAUGHT HOW TO DIVE
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 23.-
The state is teaching baby lobsters
how to dive.
During the first few weeks of
their experience the board said yes-
terdziy, lobsters float near the sur-
_,. ,,,.,..,,,,,.,,,+,¢ face where they become easy prey
Professional Cards
Stewart & Lowther
J. D. STEWART, K. C. I
N. W. LOWTIII-IR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC
84 Great George Street `
MONEY T0 LOAN
ii/|cLEOD & BENTLEY
J. A. BENTLEY
W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.
Barrister and Attorney-:it-Law
MONEY TO LOAN
Office: 180 Richmond Street
il. F. MacPHEE, B.li.,
BARRISTEK, SOLICITOB
NOTAIIY, &c.,
Riley Building, Ciiairloltctown,
576-13-8-1 month. V
l.A. MacDonald, K.0.
BARRISTEII, SOLICITOR, &c.
Riley Building
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
Money so Loan and Collections
given the very best attention.
575-2-6-lmonth.
BELL & MATHIESON
R. R.. Bell D. L. Matliieson. LL.D.
Barristers & Solicitors
Money to Loan
Charlottetown and Montague
MARK R. MCGUIGAN
B. A.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
MONEY TO LOAN
Damcron Block. Charlottetown, P.E.l,
MissGwynnetl1F.Coombs .
TEACHER
PIANO, THEORY. SIGHT-
READING
!0 Victory Ave. Phone 683-L.
|5697-9-14-wsm-l-mth.
J. VV. M:icNAUGHTON
_n. A., i.i.. n.
Barrister. Solicitor. &'<‘-
Money to Loan
Kensington
8- -14-tst-l month. ,‘
for certain fish.
Experiments at the Noank Hatch-
cry with specially constructed div-
ing compartments, however, have
shown that the lobsters can be
reared artificnlly to the diving stage
within 35 days.
When released in Long Island
Sound, Captain Frank N, Banning
of the hatchery said, Lobstcrs pro-
pagated under this method immed-
iately di\'ed'to the bottom, where
they'are safer.
l'lO.\Il.\'lt'),\' Ol-‘ (`\N.\IM\
I'ri»\'iiii-- of
1’Itl.\`l'I§ I‘II)\\'.\lil) ISLAND
In tlio Surrogate Ct»u'_~, '_'.'iril G00. V.
A. Il. Ill-..‘.
Ili Iii- I-Zsiliio of .lliiiivs P. I`li':|ill°y_
liiiv ni' 4'li:irl..ii»-iouii in iliuw-iis iwiiivi-
i_\- in inn ami i'r..\in.».._ ii.-.-.-limi.
i|'.~'i:|iI‘.
li_\' the llfiii-iiiraihlfe Ilairnlii ilcoiinril
I’iilin'»r_ Surrogate Judge of Probate,
etc. iv.
. 0 _
’I`r\ the Sheriff nf ilu- (`niliity oi’
Qi|r\i~n:< l‘|.uhr_\- or any iwiii.-'llililn fir
liicr:ii<~ p~r-on williiii will i'oi||iiy.
ill{l‘llI'l'l.\'liI
\\'ll|‘Illl1.\.\' iiiuin riliiliiiu Ili/‘ |\"il-
iiiiii on iili- nf liiilirui- .\_ livri'ii:aiii of
l'li:irlniif-ii.\\n :ifori-siiiii, |i;ii»|»<-r_ iiii-
riiliiiinlslriilur nf the iiliovii iiniiinil
l<Istnto_ [|r:i_\5n;_' that ii i'ii:illnl| iiiny
lm issiieil for ilu- piirpr»_-.- ii~r~~iii~
nficr set i‘~ril|: You nr" ilu-i‘i~i`iir
in-ri-ily rf-qiiirwil in viii- :ill piii-shim
liit|~r|-5ir‘vI in ill" i~'.'il1l l'I.~i.'it|> to lu-
:iml :i|>|\v-:in lint.-vi- nn- :il :i .<iirro~,-:ii<-
l‘viilri in lm lil-lil in ilu- ('i»iirt Iloiisi-
In 4`ii:li‘lnti'“ii-\\'i\, ln Qiivr>|i`_u Vniiiiiy,
iii ilir- i~':ii|l I‘rii\'.iiv~n_ on 'i’ili‘:=|l:i_v ili'\
liili il.'i_\‘ nl' (li-illlmr iii-xi' miiilliig nt
lilo limir ni' ol:-vi-ii 0'i'l<>i-k ff.|-i-M0"
oi' the sniiio iI:i_\' io siieii' i-:iiise ii’
niiy iiii\_\' will \\'li_\‘ tho .\t‘<‘<ii|nl.u of
iliv mill I-lsizifo .sliiiiilil not lv: yuissi-il
:mil ilu- I‘2.~'i:\|r~ 1-lnsoil ns |~r:i_vi-ll for
iii suiil pf-riiion null on iiioilnii of II.
I\`r:iiir-is .\i:|cl'liei» Iisq_, i’rrmloi- for
srilrl l’f-iiiir-nr-r. .\|ii| 1 :ln lir~w\,_\- 0,-,|.
nr ilini. 1| true copy lion-ni' lu- fnrih
ui
4 ll il l1iii\ ll i il`l<ll|
our-»~ in oiirili \\'i'i-it i`;\r iii If-:ist iiiiir
|-nii.<f~i»|ill\'|> \\‘i<i-ks from thu ilrili- here-
of und that n iriic 1-upy Iii- forth-
with posted in ilie following puhlle
plricner rn.\ipcf~ilvel_v_ mimniy, ln thc
ii:ill oi’ the i‘r>iiri llniise iii Fhnrlniie
of .\'»'»\~:i .\‘<~oii:i niiil ni or i|r~:ii~ liic
llf;_\':il iiiiiik 1-i' f`;|n:iil:i lioili in fflmr-
loiii-luiiii iifriri-suliil. And I ilu fiirtlici'
order ililit ii trip- i-liiiy )|uri~n1‘ im
i'_.>i'||i\\'i|l| rz<~r\'<-il on UH. ,\i(,,r||ny.
l,f‘ni»r:\l nf this pm\'inr~|~ an ilint nll
pnrsiiiw liii_i-restful l|i.iiif- rniil Eiiinte
ns :lint--:1:ii<l inii_v ii:|\'o duo notice
Ili:-rnnf
(Jiri-ii miller lily liiiiivl fini] Se.-il of
ilii- .~:ili| i'n\lri this fitli ilny of .\‘r\|i-
tviiilivr .\.I\_ I9-“V2 Iliiil lil (lic L'flril
_vi-:ir nf lii.~= .\i:l_1v'si,v'.~i reign.
‘|Si.'<l.i Il. I.. I‘.\l..\ll'Ill
Siirrhgiltc.
.'|0iT fl ill .\'.'|t. ll
TENDERS
FOR COAL
Tenders will he received zi
t the ollice of the City Clerk
up to and including' Wednesday September 28th from Coal
Dealers for supplying the (Tiiy with I25 ions of goodf
screened coal for the City liuilding. and 150 tons for the
tlzirkei. liuilding.
All coal io he weighed on
. . , ,
r1c:l in lmscmcnt of each building, iwipghiniz in hc paid for
by (.‘oni:':icioi'. The lowest or any lender noi necessarily
cccptfsfl.
G. P
i
('ii_v Weigh Scales and trim- I
. Nl('ll‘)l.SON.
City Clerk.
L , 1) » J _ I s " __
sallslo-zi-zz-za-24-zo-si 1 timer' we 'aussi of the 01111. wi- Fe. Lo Awlv- M
an
but at li child. .
send me home." she told h'm.
The change in her was lnexplic
crease his admiration for her. She
mutual regard which had grown up
quickly between them.
One evening claire said iohlm:
"If, is strange how deeply I care
for Carla. There is something about
her which drags me out of myself,
to her. Yet I am fnding lt m0l'0
and more impossible to paint her as
I want her, she is so completely
changed. Where is the real Carla,
mul? what has happened io her?
Do you know?"
, Her head was bowed over s. bit
of lace working in her lap. and she
did noi, look at Paul,
“I have noticed the change in
hor," hc said. "It has happened since
you name. I think you have helped
io bring her out of the terrible
grief which oppressed her after her
mothers death.”
cln're sm"ed gently at her hus-
band. For a. few moments a con-L
trmplatlve light lay in her eyes. as
if _'he were looking-'not at him-
er th‘ngs for himself, and the woman d __ 0
who was making this iight against, Claire came to the M'staSeini on den¢y_ education and character o!~ 3 Mm P'umam lmved m mr W
prejudice and environment for him. ‘ the fits; of June. It was the fifteenth boys ,md gi,-1, U gh, gig”-¢m hah. I an the mst mo mlm of . ,V
i "This time I am Eoin! to stay when they went t.o what Paul coll- l R’ yst very "me ,mention 1, mid “ml °l' the Atlantic mag
‘Until yOU lJ€COIi'i9 tl1‘¢d Ol me Rnd' “_ gig”-ewes 5|-3 9, gquyge 0( woman across ` 
able. unless he accepted it as one
of sheer sportsmanship. This he did
and was wamied by the thought of
what he was bound to give in ret-urn
for it. Behind her effort it was not
difficult for him to see the truth-
her struggle against instincts and
[impulses as deeply inbom as was
Three days after her arrival claire' "There is no doubt of it." he d¢-
was mistress of the bungalow which clared. '
her husband had prepared for her' “But I cannot paint her. And it ,
visit. 'Thereafter Paul could look is because-there is so much unhap-
`1mm the window of his omce w the l pines beifna what me is trying ia,
physical realization of the second of make us see in her fsoe." ‘
his dreams. Claire was at last one In his puzzled 11101109, she add' md mm hght for "_"
or mst mm wt: mill! vhilhllhe trh: edll d ring h she tries THE CIGARETTE EVIL "No" is the word most frequent-
ofooageson eh. e “emwone wy _
dream like the friendly but dispar- 3° hard to make me believe she is in the
’ » ,I md 1|; 1; 9, good word to sal'
sionate greeting of his wiieuin1QuE- happry, Paul. could me br President Hoovelr! writirigmonbiéhi hour of zemptauom
bcc, mined something in i ul! - Be ore he answer' subject of the we are o e y Lmdbemh was offend ‘wma
ment. ithad opened doors through ganto tellhim about her talkto the md girls, has said: 'There is no when he armed in Pm. am’ me .a
. .
which he was lookin! to still great- children incCs.r1as;'cl;oI;l that day. agency in th; world tl}ilatui;so mst tram_Amnuc mem' but. he* 8
HAP!! iously affect g e e . ai N ,,
of God
Babe 's Death
Is A Mystery
CANTON. Ohio, Sept. 22.-A
gtrcnge malady today caused the
death of ii-year-old William M.
Johns. His two sisters and ii broth-
er are in a critical condition.
After an autopsy and examina-
tion of his vital organs by six
physicians and Coroner T. C. Mc-
Quste, they said nothing was dis-
covered to reveal the cause of
death. Further examinations will
be conducted.
The boy was stricken several days
ago, his temperature mounted to 105
degrees and he became unconscious.
A short time later other members
of his family became ill and devel-
oped high temperatures. 'I'l1ey too,
lost consciousness. All except Wil-
"You think she is happier-since,
iiam recovered consciousness early
today but remained in a critical
ed the Big Gorge, ten miles beck M
in the rocky forests. '1’h's is the cr,
' date which will remain a long time
on the calendars of the simple- th
. hearted toll; north oi Lac Bt. Jean, coming so p“,,,1en¢_
because of the miracle which hap-
pened on it. It is a date almost to wo
be cannonioed. Priests .speakof lt. vol
and people point it out as a day of
lillfillllllle Pl`°°l °f ll" °m“lP°l'°“°° ing into this habit-e. sign of moral
_ . X \
» MAY' KNOW
(A coleniii ol interest to Ill
neeramp meow! 0°" °'“l
weitiiy opinions ressrdlls ill'
place ol alcoholic iieverasel ll
modern life: as well ss iievl 0|
the progress of the eamhllll 10|’
I "dry" world.)
igpiinresl by the Grand
Division. lone of-L'l'0mP°¥\D°°
P. I.
me."
It is high time to wake up about
Thomas A. Edison has said: "I
uid rather see a boy with a re-
Young girls, sad tosay, are fall-
P
on under the age of sixteen years,
ny cigarettes or cigarette papers
hether for his own use 'or not, or
9ll3 01' Elves or furnishes to such
Person tobacco in an form oth r
Across the Continent
than cigarettes, whichy tobggw 1;
hows or has reason to believe is
for the use of that person.”
Let that Jaw be proclaimed and
nforced for the benefit of the ris.
ing generation.
The ¢°\111try is waiting for A
great reform movement which will
‘l“°“°° the y°uns people za see the
vils of the cigarette habit,
_ T
011 “Floating Power”
A THAT THE PEOPLE I
i and water. In Paris she drank th°_
e cigarette habit, which is be-N health of the guest of hmm, .t . ‘fe
l __,._-xr ,
ml Y-5 ,ir coNvln'_rloN
3 Mrs. Boole sP°¥°_ W *ll* ¥°‘l°.'
pgqpiq, ggying thlt it WU \ V9.9
‘ sf thing to ambush a youneilln
‘ or woman in teml>¢\’““°° P"kl°lVl“
_than to save a drunkard from the
bondage of the drink habit. _
The advice of Wendell Phillips to
the young was: "Attach Y°_\l\`l°l! 9°
some vital even unD°'P\llU' l'°f°l'm'
iy urea in the English linsusse.
she drank ghe health of the Kin!
in water, saylns “N0” l»° Wl1l°l‘¢Y
banquet in cold water-snd`thlt
too in the gi-est wine produoil18
country of the world. It is a won-
ver than a cigarette." V
derful thing when a young woman
can say "No" to the social glue. _
g 1; ra to stand
» - ' ' degeneracy. If women contract the It B es 5°m.e Wu ge l it
his own rndan blood in himself. The! Lucy-Belle is not remembered. ham' the whole muon Wm miter. for a moral prln<>lPl€~ TN l'l_l\’“'; V31
desire W Please lllm» ll* sunny me" U\°UKll ll/ W” ‘llle Wll° l’l““““l me The physical and moral tone of the dns not come from the aw” ° a nation for God and Temperance.
and friendliness, was an inspiration expedition to the gorge. In it, be- “mah Wm be lowered The habit 9l°°ll°l al°“°» Wt the llllllll Nfl”
to him and strengthened hli l`°5°l’ sides herself, were her husband and harms the woman more than it lll the llS°» Well the m°d°“l'° use
ution to twsit and bend his life, so paul, claire and Carla. For two does ,_ man °f IHWXICHMS-
that it W°u.d nt in with hem He days preceding the journey Pau, had The Act £0 restrain the use of The women workin! ssainst Pro- . _
* n
did not iell her this. The thought ll men an the rough and gm-mv, grail tobacco by young persons passed hibltion held a Repeal Week latch'
of explamng to her that he wasigearing it of obstructions and over- by me Dommmn Pumuéem in and setup demonstration desks at
about to make a mighty endeavorihanging limbs and brush so that 1908 and in force In an me prow stations. One engineer in Chicago
to cross the gulf which lay between they might travel over it on horse- mee is not n mu 'k _ It BWPPW 9° We °f “le” desks “nd
_ S. ge e y nown _ ,, y
them was embm-msgmg to him_lback_ reads as follow? said. Are you the Booze ladies?_u
claire had saga nothing about her pau] had Seen gimp tum white “Evemme is slimy of an onenc would any of you like to ride on 0
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own effort. Her actions had Sh0W1l and tremble at the foaminE llllfesl gud liable on summary conviction my Val" alt" I had been drlllk'
hlm the WW- Tllls l“°_l‘ °1 mllmwy f0f the Mlsmsslnl .l’°“ll“3 etemally ln the case of a first offence to a mg booze?"
between them at times “ml” lllmiasainsi its f°°l<~‘- lull “S he ll” “l” penalty not exceeding sio.oo, and
feel S¢H1‘C€ll’ Ulmer V’ ll" llmnlhcr ShlV°l`» °ll° evenlng' l” ° deep in the case of a second offence to ` CITIZENSHIP' A
h h fl. 1 li
5°m° °l mc many megds su; Eotillnd gl°°my Place l“ thewhillxig a Penalty not exceedinl $25.00, and 1-Promote Programs of educii- 0
It was a thing which e 00 where the wind was in the case or H third O I
_ _ th, rsubsequent tion for citizenship and work for
tear down even in moments whenlthrough the Pine tops over er offence to a penalty not exceedm ipolmcal equality where women
same impulse °r smmtlon seemed tolheads' He had taken her hand' and $100.00. who, directly or indirectljf have not yet the ballot
.i‘;i.: ::;1“.i;§f.°:§f: .:°ii”‘l5l‘l5§2§’.:‘::z;z‘;;?.;;“r.;‘:‘.“§::   °f  0.  .,. ...l .......  ..  W... »
himself. Facing it, smling at eachseni; a, horror through her. OH 9
other, waiting for some force great-imommg of wig eventful fiftginth C]
er than themselves to break the of _;un¢_ with sunhine and bir a-
way for them, they said nothllmlbout them, he and Derwent rode a Z
about_it. Each was hoping, B-“¢l;iitile behind their-‘wives and Carib.,
Struzsllniz. that this thin! between i and never had Claire looked so love-  k
them might be triumphed Over- Blltily to him. Her beautiful body 5¢¢m'}
't persisted in spilt or them. lcd vibrant with the thrill or the
Each day he found somethlngldgy, her»volce was sweet to hear, I-e
new and unexpecte din Claire to ln- g her eyes were flllled with  l
‘until he could almost mil '
became acquaint-ed with the. pit.i5e1¢_believe she loved the th‘n8S
she put on rubber boots and eXPl°1"|which she was facing. and wh‘ch e
cd its muddy depths with him- She i had so completely f°f\Q“°f¢<l ll" ““` e
made no discrimination among hisL,_u ,,°W_ He, unhmed golden head.
friends, and nodded and smled “land Carla's dark one rode- Side bl'
pleasantly at a foreman or a. lab-lside, one a. shining radiance ln the
crer as she did at the others Onlsnn, the other richly lustrous. With
the hill. More puzzl ng to him thanlgleamy p00's and seas of dark”
these things was her _intimacy with'shad0w in it. For half a mile they
Carla, Haldan. After her first fewifoiiowed a trail so clc;se to tha 13?;
t e were ' mul di'0v/D6
zlgys hor; thLe:hMi;ta.=;s1l:iti:wy Whenvthat its méarcxgsvxibby drms or Spray Brother V. Andrew, F5.C., in love the temperance cause or notli,
gel e m l"°°°“ ““ Wfltlnst th I is r h 1 -
Carla was not at her work Even came. to wet their gms, Through Cam" aloUmehOakland Maple Leahmt _no what you :lo géthbtléie :Et fo
1 l ld of I5 recent; t V15 ons you ave no g u w
in this Claire joined her now and mis Paul rode close to the s 8 of m tm 1'-IJ, 9. ` ~
then, and tained to me children inlhis wire. and saw her smile and under? me quite it few P. E. Isl- Y°“ ¢l° “lfb the ‘l°_ll°f Y°“ l\°"°
I h e followin cli l EOL ' lr
1 - 1 b t th he and hi its cnect upon er. 8 PP DBS will
gslisaili ciatlilsiiislsniil ande sheylwgim lgizh ttlliey truck indian file lnf° pm" lnlelesllllil- H°W "lllcll "l° Y°“ llelleve lll l'l‘l“|~
to fill a little of Carla's place among I the narrow. rocky. deeply rooted A2 v_272“‘l street and BFOIGWBY work? what ls the measure °l Wm'
mem _ ‘mm to that gorge' with Pau, at thexwe v.s ted Manhattan College, alsoi faith in yourself, in this work ln _t
' f the lime procession 'and ‘=°“‘l“°tfd by the christian Bmh-'G<>d? in
ihead o . .
Carla. came to h`s office again Derwent; fo`lowlng last Occasional- el'-5~ The President of the Col'ege Dl`~ MBU! H5515 A‘m°\11' Wm*
but always with claire. she W°~l i the uri widened Q0 that Paul,” the Rev- Brvther Cornelius. M.A. 5“°l\ °l°*1“°“° Pl°°*ll”€ “B ill” S
“nuke the Carla who had broughticlguld drop back and ride bes.de`1-re holds the distinct on of bemglraised pledges of over $2,000 to- 1
him flowesr, so different from herlclaim and each time he noted fglieufllrst Catholic elected President Wards the National Endowmenti;
that he was left with a dully pain-‘lime more in her face and eyes U I B Assocation of Col`eges and Fund f°l` Cllllllcllbfl 'NmP€l‘Bn¢°
(ui Sense of 1055 when he was alone|me ming she was nghung against’ Ln;/ersltics of New York State. work within the next two years. f,
and thinking about her, as if some-hm, dislike 0, the black forests md: "Es byéear the enrollment 'of students I;"iii'ln<;e iidwmd Island has no Sn-
OW VSTY ‘leaf t° lllm had dlell' len' f the earthly smelling swamps and the , Brglld 'ed 0"" l200» DI'-Vins d0W11 :R an za `°n Department .but t ey
ine only memvffs b@l\l“‘l° The P“",rcci¢ fragment; of hliis they were ,H Way we soon enter-¢d the RW. ave\ihe interests of Canada as B
adoxlcal reason for this emotion in traveling mmugh - 'ers de Drive, where ii. plendld view Wllllle at heart- We RYE D1'0\ld Of
     W       ‘;;;f;§°".._‘~     
l n for etf ll ha .' _ Those who ave ~ m S S And cn- ' ~ '
Zlznjfssylitelcif and ggayll ghd .lolhpeld seylhlt ilfniifxei' forget the SP€°'l term? the Clliy Pl”0P€r at 79th street 5° °l New Bl'““°W5°l‘ “ld NW*
freely in the small social affairs of tack of its thundering water min* the congestion along Sth avenue is Scotia, who through their co-oper-
the camp from which she had al- -ng “seq out or ii finger Oi the °°V‘ | t°"U'°' °'l° ll” 5° trawl by auto ----m--m-*_-
ways heid herself more or less apart. emous Lmrentlansl crushing through; :t a. snails pace and lt seems to In company with Brother Cam 1-
She talked omyaume of Peubonkayime open for B space in whirling like hours io get f,0 me end of lus I had the pleasure of meeting
and the forests, and of the DlH°¢5 maelstroms, then narrowing into a~,lVl°»“hBttari Isla.nd_ Mrs. James Dally of 2417 Prlsby
_ which he knew she loved, but sullen, oily-looking avalanche of M ’ ° ° AV€I\\1¢.WeSi»chester Co., N. Y., not
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t'ons of interesting places his wife asia? and closen “nm at last' ng cityiwe returned to the Nw, york her two children, a boyland g gli-1,
had visited. The two had a real ai- fury md voice d'ieppear again into °“ll\°ll¢ P1'0i¢¢¢0l'y on Tremont av- "ld °l'°° °l ll" 'lltlle' llllllimd
fectlon for each other. No matternhe bowels of the Laurentians, mek- °llU°» in the northeastern part W°l¥lllllB °~l'°lll'll'l 35° P°“ll4`l5- 5”
inn-u .if..r<\_=na.i_ fit or um inn mini.: h°W Unceflalnly ml8hl °l°lld lllsling the earth tremble with its sub- °f lille °l¢Y. or the ~ Bronx W” l"°l'l"l°l'lV 5 M°D°lllld fl'°m
judgment in other ways, there could terrsnean mmme and mar, Tlll5 mllniflcent Institution, Pelllles Slallm- P- E- Blind. 9-Hd
be no doubt about this sentiment of (T0 Be Continued) grlgilgildeslgt £393. ltot take care :I 1:3; ll* ilslgo lg l`-;3l`°lfl;;l' >PlWl¢
il , negeg ed and de. il 0 V E Ce iltllmy,
linquent boys of New york State Rhode Island, and former Rector
and surrounding coim¢i¢,_ 1, yn of the Catholic Pi-otectory.
°h3l'8¢ oi' the Christian Brothers. We also visited NU. and Mrs.
The present Rector is the Rev, Frank Walsh of 3030 Fish avenue,
Brother Alban, with a large faculty the' Bronx. Mr. Walsh is ii prosper-
to take care of around 2,000 |,°y5_ ous contractor and hails from Mor-;
There are four distinct departments ell. P. E. Island. H’s must be a very y
with s. director of each in charge, religious family for his youngest;
Besides. the,ord'nary school studies brother has been ordained a priest
the boys are taught the m of for the canadian N. .w. and three’
printing, designing. plumbing, eicc- of his sisters belong to the order
trio wiring, ca ntr an ca inet of St Martha. in Charlottetown P
placed on School Boards, Commis-
sions, also on Municipal Councll.s.l
3-qstress the cducat'one.l work.
especially concentrating on thc-
young people. -
4?-Emphasize the importance and
responsibility of the franchise and
see that every womans name is on
the voter's list.
5-Make a study of laws con-
cerning women and children.
6-Be active in promoting and
maintaln’ng World Peace.
7-In our prayers, public and
private, give a prominent place tol
asking that our young people andl
children may become ideal citizens'
-F.om Citizenship Report.
MONEY. THE SUPREME TEST '
Money talks-what does it say
about you? Does it tell that youA`|
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ORANGE. PE
KOE B
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"Frnll from the Gardens
societies and other organizations
lllll
Y CATHOLICS ORGANIZII EN
Dry Cethldlics have organized in
'Tern to fight in close co-opera- mg flued mlmy °m°°l
on with the Anti-saloon League l°"“ ’“°’“°°“l“l’ ll*
d d hl Il
f Texas against the return of le- New m ve yea”
galized liquor. The Rev. Patrick J- mul daughters’ Mrs 'l W
Murphy priest of the Catholic msllndale’ Mass’ M”
ster Hunter River, Mrs
$`“T.'l “.f..ffZ`..".;.§7 §.lf.§"”¥§.f§.ff$f Y°-»===f» Bmkfi-id. --<1
t mm worth' and Mm Ada G Toombs Gi-eeniale
Goetz and Mies Elizabeth Baker, or sl°""l”' M” Im” 5""
mine, are oxricisie in the omni- °l‘l’°- M” D M“°l“°°°l
zatlon. Reverend Patrick Murphy. canadian west Mrs E S
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says:
Geo Chandler of Wheatley
ii 1 3
We must stand side by sd. to u the Io or
ii <1 r wet t lik oe- ’“° "l Sl “
lcitatlllil ifheaxlhadxv of“theaUr;s of and mvlng brother' al” ll
. elatives nd friends h
_ r a w o
§;‘:l:;;1;f’wGe'°§°“‘;;ltl:1‘;':;v';,':f°;k';;; ‘ his kind words ind gcniii
we do need bread. We do not need ,The funeral service °“
M Capone or cut Cardml; we which was very largely
need christ. we do not med “_ was conducted by the Ret
_ McDougall Charlottetown
°°h°l; we need out senses when hymns were favorites of
half the world has gone crooked parted’ when I Survey the
or .m‘d'" Cross ” "’I‘he Lord
i-ous
“ther Murphy hu long been B' Shepherd " A few more
m”"'°'“° dry' F" bmk during me shall roll and a duett ‘vi
' ti th , ' ‘l
”l°?s dz" but lx°°:}:8l;l;1°d W; Knows’ rendered very
stree o I-lenre is e bym and M" A E
assaulted by s. saloonkeeper for
un from him arrested him and
true to the cause of temperen
r years.
m ii letter to superintendent
ii crusade. And listen to me. It wh!
the Anti-Saloon League and the W.
C. T. U. that started this success-
ful ‘drive for freedom in America!
And we are with you unto the end
of ‘ghe road. God bless you, and
Christ Eternal lead ue onl"
THE PIQOGRESS OF CHltIST‘S
KINGDOM ON EARTH
There is frequently an inclina-
tion for public opinion to become
discouraged or really cynical ln
regard to overcoming many of th#
social ills with which humanity is
plagued. _
Recently s Tidings subscriber
sengin an, American paper in
which» e. cartoon pictured tho
achievements of s. Christian civili-
zation, and also what remains to be
overcome., Civilization, a. beautiful
female figure, carries _in her hand
the appalling chains with which
the ugly ,dead giants of Slavery.
Gannibailam.and Private Duelling
are nisnacied.
But .she is still faced with the
War Goliath of Oath, ten and I
half-feet in height. I-Ilstraveilinz
companions are the miserable per-
sonages of Disease and Poverty.
If th _ t
in charge was Brother Cam'llus church. God has blessed the union
(J Walsh) fr Elmsdal Al- of this o pl fa, 'th fou love
BITIBB Om P, C U 6 S0 I' W I
berton Parish, P. E. Island. He is ly children. two girls and two boys
V rpe v d b . . _
making, tailoring, shoemaking, E. Island. Mrs. Walsh was ii Miss' _ attached. APPIYM CQU
laundry work. etc. Duffy from Fort Augustus. Her _ ` G R “
 
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ound at one of the directors home was ucro=s the road from he
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also in charge of all the shops. There are several other foi-mei ,,_, ‘_, _________ __
Another Prince Edward Islander P. E. Islanders in New York as wel. : H I N  D* S g
I found is Bev. Brother Ambrose as in Boston. but t'me would not- '-’“
Jerome ( . cunn g ami om permlf, a visit. Th afternoon we `
in
M in h fi- is , - A large lei. 50 X 75
Kinkorl, P. E. Island. He has beenqcross the George Washington Bridge . m   City’s best resid ‘ll
-- _ _ ` Apply in
prefectlng for years in this im ,into N°w Jersey, for our eoutrern
meme institution but still has a return trip via Harrisburg, Virginia
- , my
‘ tion ,with the Womeifs nrssionary  “Emu
ie doing real cansdianization MK uEcT`(;l;`B
ark
We feel, however, that our orra- It Wu de
tion mlzhtdo some ev ie ep °°mW llle
ffective work if earli provii-izlaenlrsd my M Brmklleld and
lie-own 'special iuperintenaerit of E§:°t"t“:“l ‘Sends in
0 6 rovince
Cenadlenisstlon work. me d nh I
_ Km," _ ¢ 0 Hector
ilgggzluibillliiew iii ville: 613;- "mm °°°“"°‘l 1” ‘l‘°
bon workers fortbeir hearty oo- wud mmm Hwplllll °ll
operation and nithfuineei in this ‘” ms 75"" l'°"" He “ld
f-'YY iinP0!'lsnt work,` and I sm' somewhat pmt c°mml°ll
cerely hope and pray that this for mme mme' but able W
good work may continue and ex- ms dunes “nm ll' few
nd.uii£l1 canada. with its peiy- ;‘a'; ;‘;‘;‘l;‘:ou‘;‘ht“;; 52°
ot populat.ion,may be known as ly serious He was me
~ ' -' . late Lawrence Buchanan
Respectfully submitted, V mwuan and spam th
' MARY F. LEGATE, ' 9
0
_ Cnnsdlan Superintendent pall °t hu me in B'
' ing He was favourably
B y known being a constant
_ _ the Church of Scotland
S
TEXA member of the Orange
_ 1 I tl, am_ pallbearers were Anthony
taking part in a ooo op on c Lan' Wilfred B Wood'
P“l3"' l`l° ‘°°l‘ lm ’l°'°l‘°°l’°"s` wood ches E ivicnuff,
3 ' Stewart (Orangemani and
‘“"°l“‘l lllm °° l“ll' Th' °l'h°" on-ew intimate friend
I
“°°°l‘l’°d "ml mm ha” atm; was in Portage Cemeien
MRS ANNIE (Folwl
Webb, of the Anti-Saloon Leagu¢.|
°°°“lll’~ 1"“"h°’ M“"l’l‘l' ‘ml Mn Annie <Fcrd> r
"The Catholic people have lonil of the ,ate John Harper’
fell the new °l E °l°°er °°'°ps"` this life September the
ion with other Chrl.st'an workers six P m at her residence on
"l°l°“‘° °f the Elllhleenthl roy Street. Mrs Harper had
Am°l'ldlll°lll~ A bund P°lm°l°" l ed the advanced age of
“UU°l’lll3 ll°Wll the mlddle °l Bl years. Mrs Harper spent
est motor road, is not the lender I months in the hospital lm
hat this nation needs right now. with 9' fractured hip’ but
The Pbfldl that We need l° llrlng l improved that she was
his people out of the house 01| house and her death came
bondise is not s party lt- H11- It ill shock to her immediate
Those surviving are four
ters, Mrs Walter Oierliin,
erett Mass, Mrs J A
St Louis Mo Mrs Arthur
derson, of Union Road. P
Mrs Louise Henry at home.
sons, John N, of Malden.
Conductor Arthur J I
and Roland E all of
town, and one brother of
P E I She leaves alS0
grand children and ilffll
Thc funeral was conducted
urday, September the tenth by
Dr Ramsey, assisted by RSV
Outhouse and interment was
in the Peop‘es' Cemetvri’
bearers were W
H Holbrook, Lochland l
Henry Lowe, J H Mull"-
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