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lZlllUMlllS IIHUHIZH
Truly an architectural gem is St.
Coluu.iba's Church. East, Point. Trans-
formed. within the short space of a
year from an old style structure,
it now stands a thing of beauty-a
mouiimentto thc lively faith, whole-
soulcd ilevotiuii :uid untlrlng zeal of
the good people of East Point parish
and or' their pastor. Rev. Bernard Gli-
lis, D. D. The urciiitectural ideas were
coiii-eiveil by _\lr. James .\lcEacherii, of
Souris and were brought faithfully to
Li rculizzitiozi by .\lr.Jcs. Steele also of
Souris. Muster hands were likewise in
charge oi the painting. Mr. P. H.
Traiiior & Son conceivctt and faithfully
put into execution a color perfect in
c-\'cr_\' pairtiiular. The gothic arches
and th-.ircli i-tiling :irc done in cream
and gold. The wzills :irc of beaver
board beautifully iinlc-ti iii silk and sax-
oii green while thetriniiuiugs on the
cciiniuiiiou rail and pulpit are done in
.lark oak. The ultiirs look handsome
iinislieii in while and gold. On the
main altar are a beauiiiul set oi' gold
cninllo-stir-ks and crucifix, imported
from Europe. stiinding 5;' inches high.
gilt of a gent-rus soul, Mr. Syl.
t`arnpb<-ii. of Souris. The Sziiictuaryis
c;ivered with a gorgeous velvtt dark
red carpet, the gift ot the ladies uf
ilii- parisli. A line statue of St. Jos-
eph. lift--size. occupies xi petlestal on
the Epistle sitlc. the splendid gift of
Mrs. .loliii llarris, North Lake. while
it sziiiriiiury chair in perfect keeping
with its siirroiiiiilings has been pre-
sented hy .\lrs. Colin t`:i:npbcIl. Liiiie-
vilic. The ptws :irc of c-Zin, beaiitiful-
ly Ziiiislied :intl zwiiiurlizilily comfort-
able, t.-`i\I:ii:it-tl iron: the Globe Furni-
ture t`o. of \\’iiir»rloo. Giiiurio.
Sunday. .»\ug. 23rd, was the date of
the re-lil-_-rsliig of the church. Un the
pri-rioiis oveiiiiig, a large coiicoursi- of
people .iccoiiipziiiieii by the Pastor, ais-
seiiiiilefl at lilniira Statioii to lncet
His Lorilsliip Bishop O'Leary, who
was :u~coinpaiii<»il by his Secretory.
lt-_-v. l'ius Tilt-lloiialtl. ltevs. .\. l’.
.ll-:l.<.-llziii, 71'. ll. Sli-Gtzigaii, J. (`. Mc-
l.f-iiii. \`. lf.. .`\l. J. Smith. Tlico. Gal
lunt. R. B. .llclloiiiild aiiil Thos. Cur-
ran, ll. D. At the church niiotlier large
_L;.i.;lri il;|_[ ;:;s~»t-iiililcll to )_€l'\>t.-t ills l.oltl-
sliip and to rec-.-i\'c on bciidcd kin-cs
his iipisiwipiil blcssiiig. On Siiiiilay
:it iii o'c!oi-k, the llisliop l:ies.~ictl thc
i-liuri li.a ctrciiioiiy wliitii is :it ull times
ii iiiost liiiprcssive one. Th:-ii follow-
-.ii l‘oiitilii'iil llilrli fllziss by Ilis Loril-
.sliip tli-_- llisliop assisted na l’ullows:`
llev. li. li. _\li-lloiiziltl, lli;:li Priest; ltt-\'.
lir. \\'iill;f»i~ and llcv. J. t`. Z\lcl.ca:i.
llc-:ii'oi'.s of lltiiiorg lti-vs. .\. l’. Mc-
l.~ll:iii aiiiil llr. (‘iirriiii, llc-nirons of
Ollicc: llc-vs. K. C. llc-l’liersoii and M.
J. Sniiili ucolylcs and ltcv. Pius
.‘.li'I)oii1=lil. .\i;i:-'ici' of Vcrcliioiiies.
Ili-‘.'. 'I'li-.-otlfiz‘;‘ (iulliiiil. in his own
iniiiiitahlc wily, prcsiilcil at the
<»rtg;i:i. .\t thi- cliis-: ol' the lirsl Gos-
pii. ltt-v. l’. il. .\li-tliiigiiii ;i.~'i'\-iidcil the
pulpit and <l+~ii'.'..-rt.-il ii beautiful and
l:;iprc.=si\':~. 'ili=1:-oursc, liikiiig for his
it->.L.tlie \\'ords of St. hluitliew. “Go
lii-ri.-i`o;'i- :mil t-‘ucli _vc ull .\‘nti-oils.
ii-ui~Eiiiz;:`tlif‘iii io obscrvi- :ill things
ivlintsciiivt-i' I lizive i.»iiiiiiziiiiIr~rl you
iiiiil litiiolfl I nm with you ulwuys ev-
cii in tlic coiisiiiiintioii of the world."
.\l`tci‘ i'i1i-:~ri;ii.{ briefly to ilit- cliurcli
i-niii_fr:iiiila;iiii»: iiic people oi thc pur-
isli on liiiviiig sur-li ii iiiugiiiticeiii
striiiiurc \\'lii-rciii to \i'oi'.~.'l:ip Gtiil, ull
bciiii: thi- rt-_-uit oi' ilii-is own good
will iiiiil li:il'il liihor. hi- wciit on to dc-
vclop his tlicinx wliiili hi- dlii in a
niastcrly iiniiiiier. _-\i`ter Blass the Elri-
crs of thc parish, .\le:s:=r.=. I.. .\ii-Doiiaiu,
.\'. 1\lcl’licc, ll. J. Canipbell, Pius (‘anip-
bell, Louis Melloiiald, A. i\`..\Iel’liec,
Dan. Caiiipbell. .~\. F. Czinipliell, Chns.
M. .\leUoiialil und t`oliii L'iiiiipbell, ap-
l ‘ .‘: * . .~ '
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iii»~_\' io t`iilv:iry‘.-1 heights. niiil exhort-
pi'o‘.icIit-il the altar. wlii.-ii on llcliiiif
of ihiiii.<clvi-S1 iiiiil thi- parish .\ir. L.
.\lr'l'Joii:ild ri-:iil fi aiililrt-.~'.< to liisiiop
0'Leary. His Lordship replied fitting-
ly in iiii clniiiiciit iiiziiiiier. A reception
was tht-ii lielil during which time be-
twceii T00 :iiiil :<00 people were pre-
sented to His Lorilsliip.
iii the 1..-vcuiiig the _-roll-inn erection
ofthe Sintiinis ofliio Cross took place
:it which ili.~i Lorilsliip preached, de-
livering n vcr_\' iiiipri.-:~'si\'c scrnioii on
the siir'!`eriiii.'.~i which were experienced
Jw the 'si\ioiir on thc ~orro\\ ful jour-
iiii; nil to cciisi; siiiiiing, ns it was
sin iiiiil .siti clone that was the cause
of the ;:rt-:it iiiaiiifolil sitfferiiigs re-
iicweil. Sulciiiii lit-iieilictioii of the
llli-ssl-tl Sziciuiiiii-iit tlicii took place.
'l`licn closed un cvciit well worthy of
Lieiiig written in letters of gold in the
iiiriiiils of Si tfolixiiilni (Iliurch, East
Point.
iussis iiiiii Piiussii
I.0.\'DO.\`, Sc-pt. 2.- A dispatch to
the Eveiiiig News from Copenliagen
.ways the t\v<~lfth Gorman Casuullyllst
iii I-Just Prussia. gives tht- losses of
the -lflril liifiiiiiry from Koiislierg ns
about 800; other Gcrninii ltcginients
t-iigugcil, iiiitiibly tht- 05th l.iind\vi'hii
from t‘obleiiz. und fuslllers from
ilostenrick aiitl Wisiiiun, lost several
llunilrerl mc-ii uni.-h.
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Geriiiuny’s Colossal llllltury 0p-
eriitlons ure Considered with
lluvul loves
BRl`l'l\lI|’S SEA SUPRFIIICY
Significance of lleligoliind llic-
tory is Further Bottling Up of
German Fleet
(By nn Associate Editor of the Army
and Navy Joumal.)
The success of the Germain turning
movement iii pushing back the British
line from Cambral to St. Quentin is
an important gain for the German
armies. lf’ the allies are still holding
their advance position at Maubeuge
they are in serious danger of a dis-
aster ou their left flank. If the com-
bined advance of the armies of Gener-
als von Bulow and von Hauseii and
of Grand Duke Albrecht should suc-
ceed ln breaking through west .of
Mezeres would be caught in flank
and might he turned into u rout.
\\'hile it seems probable tliiit the Al-
lies have withdrawn to ii line running
from Mezieres to St. Quentin. the of-
ficial rcports make no inention of such
3. HIUYH.
The left ofthe Allies' line now
rests on the French sccoiid line of dc-
fezisc of the Sorunie River. The re-
ports from the war nic-iition the move-
ment of large bodeis of French re-
serves to reinforce their left flank. lf
this iiiovc develops into ai strong effort
to stop the German invading columns
of the French resistance. and that
Allies are satisfied with their disposi-
tions ulong the rest of the line.
HAVRE AS BRITISH BASE
Aiioilic-r signifiecxnt item in thc news
of the laiiiliiig of large- bodies of Brit-
ish troops nt Havre. The adoption of
lliivrt- ns the base of supply for the
llritish troops would appear to indi-
cate that the retirtnieiii of the loft of
the .»\llies‘ line has been their plan of
opt-ration from the start.
The nriiiy of the 4‘rii'.vn Prince ls
coiitiiiuiiig its cflorls io hreiik through
ilie .-'lilies' line near lloiitnietly. Tile
llcrlizi ilcspatclics agree- with the Lon-
iloii i'cpoi'ls of a rcsuiiipliuii of the
l~`rciii'li aggressive iiiovcniciit from
Nancy. Thc moveiiit-nt of ziilditionail
Germain :intl Austriiin corps to the
front sliows that the Germans are ail-
;iv;iilablc troops to the ovc-rwlieliiiiiig
of thc lfreiieh rc-sistaiiee and that
they will pi'oscciitc this invasion to
thc cxtrciiic liiiiit. ri-garillcss of the
Russian advance into East Prussia.
'THE EAST PFIUSSIAN INVASION
'l`lie advance of the Russian invas-
atlils materially to the strciigtli f
ilii-ir niilitury positioii. ’i`livir i`i'iiiit is
now i'c<liii-vrl so tliiit they cziii appinr
iiiizri-111'.-i‘i`or<-e all iiloni.-, ihc lint' niiil
their right flank is inure protected
i'roiii thi- danger of ii ilaiiliiiig iiiove-
:ni-iit. The iiivt-sliiiciit of lioeiiigs-
bt-r;:. if true. \iili add :still more to
hi iiliovi- z\,ii\':iiiliilZc.
'l'iic opp1isliii.7 forces iii East Prus-
sia are iioiv :shout oiiiinl in iiiimhers.
'l`iic Gcrninns will attempt to stop the
lin.-siuiis ca.~'t ol llic \'istula Itivcr and
io iielziy tlitin until aiiliiilioiiul r<\iii~
i'oit-t-iiitizils are liroiiglit iip. lt' this
biiiiic goes against tliein, they will rc-
iire :and nialic ii still gicutci' ctiori
to lizilt the ltii.-;.<.i;iii invasion ut thi-
liiic ol' thc Ylstulix River.
BRITISH SUPREME ON .SEAS
.\iiotlicr expert regards the Ileligtr
laiid iiiiviil light us of great import-
iiiico since it seems tn deliioiiatrnte
iliiit thc llritisli navy is :is supitiic
its over ovt-i' r-.imiiicntal rlviils.
For one thing, this nzival victory ;~
'iiai-.cs it piiiiii that tlicre is prai'ti<'ull_\'
no liopc i' or the Gt-riiiaiis to conipctt- ;
with the llritisli iiiivy in this coutllct. _
'l`lic (lt-riiiiin ilrc-iiilnouglii llc-ct is not
lt-striiyc-il. liiit ii. looks more tliiiii ever
:is it thc Geriiiaii buttlcslilps must ,
'avoid elasliliig willi thc llrltinli or be
i|:~stro_vr‘il. The plan for thc Geriiiaiis
to sally out and pick off" the English
warsliips in dctuil is foreileoiiicd to
failure.
'l`lic wiir bus lasted less than a
inoiilli, und what lius riceurrcil in u
iiuviil \v:iy‘.' (loriiiaii shipping has
been iiriveii frriiii the sou. The Ger-
iiiaii navy has been bottled up and
cuii viiiergc only to ilestriictioii. Ex-
iiiily how iiiany (iizriiiiin worships
liuvi- hocii siiiil: or put out of eeiniiiis-
sioii in not ollicially diiiclosctl, but
ili:~i't~ have been a number of tlicni.
The iiiiigiiilicciit Kaiser \\'illieIni iler
(ii'o.=si~ is lost, and live Gcrrunii war-
..!iip¢ sunk or ruined. The Gcriiiaii
i-riii.~i-r Tlugilcliurg itiitl a destroyer
ii.iv~» bu-;i in-t-oiiiitotl for off the (Iliin-
 f~.i.-t Tlii.-i meuns the crlppllug‘
'ii llii- <i~.~i;n;iii navy tit a swift pace. ,
1.ii'l llic iliviiig iiutilre of tlic British
piointioiis iiliout llellgolanil seems to
point io ilri- fact thc Bi-ltlsli are going
-i iii3<-- iicsperiiir- chances to force the
~ "z:i;i;.'= to fight.
`\\liil': iliis is occurring, the Austrian
iii-ci ie no bottled up in port an to
be useless.
.\’:ipoli>oii found the niatchless ox-
ploits of his nrmy on the fields of liii
mpc more than coniiterbalunced by
the exploits of Nelson. Nothing hi-
i.ou|ii do could equal In its far-renr-h-
ing ol't‘ccl.-1 ilic ciipriclty of the British
navy to sweep the r-cn.
Ol' what iivull, inthe long run, will
it bc to hammer tho armies of the al-
lies in Fra-.ice back mile by mile and
even to liivent Paris of the German
lli-ct ls to be gradually torn to pieces
niiil the Gerinnn north coast to he
exposed iiltlniatoly to the ravages ol
English warcraft?
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lieriiig to their polit-_\' of devotini.: all _e
'I`uh Butter (per lli.) -- 20c
Tiirnips (per bus.) 50c.
Hides 1216.
ion to the vicinity ol Kocnigsberg C-‘iusklns 145-
,, Beef (lb) 16 to 20C.
- \'oun-- pigs (Der pair) $7.00 to $8.00.
Onions (bunch) 50.
Carrots and Pnrsiilps (doz.) 12c.
Pork (lb.) 1l'ic
\\'iiiilsor-(‘livc, of the Coldstreaini
Guards, sei-oiiil non ot’ the Eiirl of Then ingufg in good strong gtogk gompgn.
gppiiiig gf gi 'Haw [mai 1. ' THE WESTERN GUARDIAN
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dian Agent lu Summeraldo.
Parlors. Summernldu
-MR. J. C. LEWIS. Guardian ro-
presenmtive in Alberton. will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising
farmers of Mont Carmel have already
begun their harvest of wheat. and bar-
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew n
week or two before the time they
h ve aid for has ex red and th' -1
fr
honie from Palmer Road, where. she
had been attending the Acatllen
Rustico, who spent a few days visiting
ieiiils in “ont Carmel on her way
Teachers' Convention, has returned
home.-It
BUYING WHOLESALE.-Mr. Jer
eiiiiali S. Galluiit of Mont Carmel along
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Codfisii whicli they have already re-
ceived. and iii good condition.-R
-WEDDlNG .BELLS.- A quiet
home wedding took place on Wednes-
day the niiictliccnth of Aiigust, at the
residence of .\Ir. and Mrs. Stephen
Muttart. (`arlt>ton; when their dau-
ghter Hettic M. was uiiitetl in marri-
age to lllr. Lloytl Linkletter of Link-
letter. The cereniony was perfornied
by the Rev. James MaeDouga`il, in the
presenee of the immediate family and
friends o I the contracting parties.
The young couple entering the parlor
tn the strains of l.olie1igrln'is Weddiiig
I-' :rc-h, skilfully rendered by Miss Sue
.‘ 'ncey, took their place under n
T :utlful arch of ferns and cut flow-
t. =. The bride was charniingly gow-
red in white dueliess niousseiiiie sat-
i:: with shadow lace and pearl trim-
mings, wearing the groonrs gift, a
gold chain and penilaiit. set with am-
cthysts. The niaiiy and valuable
gifts received, showed the popularity'
of the bride and groom. After partak-
lng of a dainty weddiiig supper, the
liuplly couple drove to their future
honie in Linklctter, followed by the
good wishes of all present.
CHARLOI TETOWH MARKETS
Oats (white) 571:.
Outs (black) (l0c.
traw (per ton) $8.00
Huy Loose tper ton) $10.00
Eggs (per doz.) 2'Jc.
Print lliitter lpcr lb) 22:-.
Fowl and tfliit-kt-.ii iencli) an-$1.25*
Potatoes (per hush.) -I5-501-.
si.iis§i.-eg ini.) iso.
llrf-ts (hunch) fic.
(`od Fish tfrenti por ln.) 4 to fic.
lliicks (each)
EARL OF PLYMOUTH'S
l.(lT\`l)().\'. Sept. 2.-Llvut. .-\rt~l\cr
Plyiiioutli, ilicd yesterday of wounds.
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icy. ll. er, foxes of ull kinds at very lowest
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Northam Maine ranch-bred. mink.
matter. tl. ,which I can supply Bl- l’°ll°““bI°
‘ rlceu at once Now ls the tillw
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_START HARVEST.-Somoof tho to buy. Dun‘t walt too late as
they are bound to advance ln price.
Have also ai iiuuiber of marten, fish-
, lt J M \' ill Tyne Valley
pmes me ' aazliniif
Besides bein a s leiidld cleans
a p DI E L'
not nilss an issue, as all papers are er of the skin, ltexall Medicated Skin
-liscontinued promptly u *\' Soaphas unusually efficient. flllalllics
date for keeping the skin free rrom blotc
--- lies and eruptions lt. gives excellent _
-Miss Gertrude Plneau, of North iesults in keeping l\\0 Skill 811100'-h
and healthy-it is antiseptic besides
being is splendid cleanser. MacKin-
non Drug Co.. Cor. Great George and
Kent Streets MEU-
with ii dozen more of his neighbors
and friends have contributed towards
lie purchase of n winter supply of
Y Y
quest, Says Despatch.
L0.\'D0.\'. Sept 3.-The correspond-
ent of the Iixprt-ss at the Hague wires
that Izlriicst .\`ol\'a_\', Baron Eriipiiiii,
Baron Laiiibert iiiiil .\l. Warnque, Bci-
giun ministers liiive guaranteed the
payment of the war lux of $40,000,000
levied on Bi-iisst-ls by Germany. The
corresponileiit iidils that they made
the guarniitce at the urgent request of
Burgomelstcr Max, who was convinc-
ed that if the tax were not guzirniiteeu
Brussels would liuvc been destroyed.
LT.-COL. C. CREW READ. Suu'
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Lakelileld. Que., Oct. 9,1907
I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
by M1NARD'S LINIMENT,
Hall ax. ANDREW KING.
Markham, Out. C. S. BILLING.
1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout. by
l\fINARD't:i LINIMENT.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitls by
sex.
“Our stock of toilet soups is one
of the best tlizit has over been dis-
pliiyoii iii the city. Ilcrc you will fiiirl
thi' best pi'oiiiicts of l’citr.~'. Proctor
ziiiil Giiiiiblc. l-‘:iirliziiiks, Jerkiiia, (`ol-
gntcs, \\'ooilbury, Piickaril, Wllllunia
iiiid J<ilinsoiis,:ill from the \vorl<l's
fziiiioiis soup iiizilicrs, iangiiig in price
froin 5c. a piickiige upwiirtls. The
Two Macs, 1~i0 Great George Street.
llllitf.
Four Belgian Ministers Guiiriiii-
tee Pu ment tit Mu or’s Ile-
-THE MORNING DAILY Gltlltlllll _GRAND SOCIAL, COIICBFC and
can be obtained at Laifertfs Tumor- band concert ln the Lady W00d_Ilb' l
|51 _ Tuesda be t.
-HAVE ON HAND ii number of `
,._ _i _
You Need
- iii iiuésiis iix Soft Hat
and before yo u
buy you want
to see our dis-
play.
New Shapes
New Colors
$1.00 to $5.00
Also all styles
in stiff hats.
$1.00 io $5.00
Prowse Bros.
Ltd. 1
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i. ___ ._
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ss ls represented by
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Charlottetown
_-___ SON IS DEAD. A 
.i _ .
_____._  Fire Insurance
'°“’"@“ 1" M°“S- ‘ les, which never contest an honest claim such
 
E. R. BROW
Q  A
If you want to see the
trimmer looking, finer feel-
ing and longer wearing shoe
than the GOLD BOND can
not be found. Seeing is
believing but wearing is
knowing.
Price $5.00, 5.50 and 6.00.
‘Seeing is Believing’ I
Morris & Smith
Gray Marine Motors II
' 1.
i  _,_
Standard the world over, Made in sizes from
Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
ron SALE fav
fruit of expert shoemaking,  3 to 36 H. P. 1, 2 & 3 Cylinders fOr b08t8 Of all
look in our windows. A Types and 5iZ¢S_
infomiatioii
Stanley, Shaw & Peardon
Sole Agents for P. E. I. _
X 127 Queen Street  1438`3`2»'m I
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Mason
lmld de-l
1
  Fruit Jars
_ The preserving S2250," is "OW Withus again. As usual our stock of Fruit
Jars is complete-and we will be pleased to supply you_
f M
Pint’ Quai-ts 1-2 Gall.
75 “ 85 u
Queen Fruit Jars $1.00 doz. $1.20 (1 _ _
Improved Gem 85 H 95 'hz  def
Schram 85 1- Loo H _
Extra Rubber Ring; 10¢ and 15¢ dom
.,, BLACK & C
toxin to he  Cxuckery’ 
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