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srown, PRINCE :EDWARD isLA1\'D, CANADA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30,
190 5. Inlt‘e‘ll't“<?8r’iI‘M§’EE¥.'1._
srEAnEl;sAND  
earners
Serious Mixup in 'Monire
Iwo Costly Drrdges `Damag¢d., 0.1¢ U
Being Sunil - ilhc
-aI`s 'Crowded Port- I
Harbor Com-
mIssio_nI’~s Property.
liio:\'rul¢/ii., Sept. 20 (9pcelal')-Drcdkee; ing in contact n ilh the Universe the Ilav
ll ii of i.`he Harbor Commissioners St
,fd silt-ds, were seriously injured this t
nic run into the dt-\:rIgcs, While the
mporarlly entanyrird with the mooring
Nc. 2 an
anchored clitbe llnmburk American Com- mlaup resulted in Iho Universe becoming
pan 0
. l
morning, the latter being sank e i
nins of the dwdtres, but. eventually
The stcaluer Universe was coming in _ cleared and came into port.
fi-.nn North Sydncy and lhc Day Statel
war leaving the harbor with a tow oi h
Inari-55”" I
Olle lIl'clI:,'~- was sunk and the other was
idly in_iul'\-d.
The iiunugc may run into the thou-
ln the attempt to prevent her tow com- annul.. a_~. rin-_-.e ilredges cost $5ll,0il(l each.
HAS DRAWN
TO CLOSE
’i`in- Provincial Exblbitionof 1005 came were locked ami the Provincial Exbibi ,,
ton i-lo,-e yt-~roi-iiay. Though the weather tion was at an end. 0
The main feature of the show was the ,|
\va~ iii.~ilcrt»\-.nliio during Montlny,Tursdny
and \\'l-.ini-_-slay and cold tliroulrhont the ho
eatin- wrt-k the paid attendance on \\'ed- factory to tho spectators nn I undoubtedly 3
rss races. They were entirely stills-
llv-Slllly "Htl 'l"\\1\'>*|1\.\'. 15012 and the beat. exhibition of horse rain..-g sean
till.) r.:~;n~t-..ivniy, iris fairly good and here for some years.
tiiough lint up lc that of past _Years was
\'i-sti-i'<iny forennon lim sale of prize an
stork look place at eleven Jelot-k and nt in
tnclw the palzldc of live sloth uns held. pu
'i‘he conclusion of the races occupied an will he appreciated \vl\en it is pointed out h
With the issue of today the publication
quite satisfactory. of the entire prize list concludes. The .-
louut of work involved to this journal
placing it thus so quickly before the
blicanli in advance of its competitors
hour and n half and drew n. fair crowd. that the prize lists at the Nova Scotia and
At three n'clock the removal of stock New Brunswick exhibitions are frequent-` ing each reg;-od aigmb this gg",m._1 Gr-9
and other exhibits began and by'five ly
o'elcek the grounds were almost. entirely tho Mainland till a week after these ex-
THE EXHIBITION ` .
PRIZE WINNERS'
ci..\ss xxx.-Lslcnsrmta.
With Certificate of Registration in Re- 'Iweeyiie, lj AifrellRobe)'tson. I _ C
J- IJ ._»..».wsnlu\iJlnelr  " we  ‘
}'iam,'2 shears~a-nd Ever-l, Albert Bos. each reared a lamb this season- 1, John
well; 2, S. I.: Boswelhil, Samuel C. Lane. Tweedie; 2, John Tweedie; 3, Alfred U
llam, sheltriing---l, Wln. Clarke; 2, Robertson.
, _
siiiiinel o. inn.-, :i, Alpert Boswell. |
Boswell; H, Samuel C. Lane. ~ Robertson.
Pair oi’ ewes, 2 shears and over, having _
each reared n. lamb this soasen-1, Albert ,J
Boswell; 2, Samuel C. Lune; 3, S. L. Bos- '
n ell. ` a
Pair of cwcs, shearllngs-1, Albert Bos- I0
~ - o
well; 2, S. L. Boswell; 3, Samuel C, Lane, season, 1 aheariing owe and i ewe lamb. L
Pair ewc lambs-1, Albert Boswell; 2. I,"1. JOIN T‘V¢€a|0i 2. Alfred B0b¢l'tS0l\-
S. i., ltc:.\vt-ll; 3, Samuel C. Lane.
I-‘ici-koi' l.ciecsicrs,eousisting of ram
and four it-inaIes,the femalcelconsisting of
2 ewes, each to have reared a lhmb this'
sl~.-lson, I shearling own and f owe lamb.-
l, Aliiert lloswcll; 2, S. L. Boswell; Sl, I
Samuel C. Lane.
_ 
" \\'IIl'lN YOU GROW OLD
The holly needs patching-wasted tiss-
ni-, |,,u_,,_ he ,-e|,,,m__ |,,ye,1.n,,¢_ o,.w,m each rcnred a lamb this season.-1, Albert
Boswell; 2, Geo. Boswell; Il, Albert Bos-
well.
ri-_-invert-l»locri needh extra nourlhs- I
nit-ni, liidcrly people need 1<`errozone,-
not-iiithet-nuselt» vitalizes and rejuv-
cnales nano other remedy can. d:`erro-
zono builds up the kind of strength that
nialles one feel gooll,-#keeps back the de-
cay of old nge ami makes you look young 2
and hands-onle again. Ferret nervous ex-
I\an.~lien, renew your vita energy, again
re-i~nll-r lhc life of lyoutb, Your remedy
is l-l-rrozone, only lfty cents per box,at 0
all dl~nll‘rs.
EH EIHEE HIE
F all
Foot-  
wear
A great shoe for men,
The “Slater” price $3.50.
Every pair with Oak
Tanned Soles that resist
water. The _popular
sloe of Canada, big
variety of lasts audi
widths.
Gofsf Bros.;
not concluded in the newspapers or
AFOUL
_ _ _ 
ny'e bearing warrants signed by Pres-I ly
lent Roosevelt arrived here to escort the. '
criminals to their own country. I
The extradition warrant from Ottawa? |
niil be no further action by the counsel t
lor the defence. _ ‘_
waged for three years and has cost fully
one million dollars.
 __f 2.
ccass xxxrrr:-sournnown
With certificate of Registration in
Recognized Flock Book.
Harn,2sl|c\u's and over-l, Robb For
ness; Z, Robb Furness; 3, Rcbt Furness- q
Ram, shearling -1, ltoht II‘ut'noss; I
Ram, Lam-~l, ltobt 1<`nrncss; 2, Rob( I'
I-‘urue.~s; 3. 1=‘re|l liovyer. "`
2.
i"u|-nose.
With certificate of registration in recog-
well; 2, Geo. Boswell. 1
Boswell; ti, Albert- Boswell.
Boswell; 2, (leo. Boswell.
four females, the females to consist of 2
season, lshearlinrz ewc and l ewe lamb-1,_`
“ Albert Boswell, 2, Geo Boswell. ' `
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CLASS XXXL- UOTSWOLDB.
_ gephu, N,,,,,,_ 3 C pp,” N,,,,,,_   badly at the half and Jean went to sec-
e
Flock ofShropshire Downs, consisting Und- B011-Ill 8150 bl`0k° bidi! INN b\|I7
cognlzed Back book, of ram and four females, tha. .___ was s good fourth with Leawood again
male, to consist of 2 5,.” ~ -considerable distance behind. This end-
SHEER Tweedlc. _,-ich gc have reared 5 mm), tm; T°B°N"°' 30s°D°‘ "`(Sp°°I“l'l_LI“I‘t ed the race. Jewel took first money,
H
eason, one shea:-ling ewe andl owe W m°d°\‘“I'° WI“dHl fine. Sift-ll-i0l1l1l'y Ol' Bertha T second, .lean third, Betsey
mb-1 Geo. Bosweil,2 Cephus Nunn, 8 little hi her Temperatur:-. C“"1e\`°l\f0“\‘IfI\ “WI Le0W°°d mth-
\Vith certificate of registration inro-
Rnm, 2 shears and over-l, John ie
i\
Ram, shearling--1, John Twecdie. I
Ram lsmb~i John Tweedie; 2 John
‘Pair of. Ewen, 2 shears au d over, having
Ilur of ewes, sbeariings--1, John
Pair of cwc lambs-1, John Twcedie; 2, }
olm Tweelile; 3, Alfred Robertson.
Flock of Cotswolds, :consisting of ram H
nd four females, the females to consist
f 2 en es, each to have reared a lamb this
(`I_ASS XXXII. -~I.IN COLNH.
Pali-of Ewa Lambs~l Geo, Bosweli,2
uestioncd as to her \viu-reabouls shi- it was taken in the ordinary way to the
oncocted the yarn. but the truth has shore and there loadellon t\volargel|ght~
on forced from her and she is being era which carried Ita thousand yards by Ona hillldrcd and ihirtymlles of the G. T.
This fight against extradition has been sont back to New York. water to the iocatiou provided for it. P,
The magnificent house
Pair wether lambs-1, Robt Furness; me shura was photographed by many U
lin tual as tnilssli l lan last G
A in lxinaiit- sail was iitsl lava si an
MoN1'nr:a1.,Sept. 20.-(Special)-Gaynor ' IST. Jann. Sept. 20.-( S|a-cial.)-Ad`a_ DAi.uousu¢,Sei1i.2il~(SP¢¢Il\|)-A ncve C
'-nd Greene now soo their finish. 4' Williams who a week ago reported that. building moving contract was completed
United States Marshall White null' shchnd been assaulted, tied up and loft. heretoday. '
ing In a barn all night today eonfesell Sumo time ago W. S Montgomery built
iiatiier whole story nasn fnllst-hood. a fine residence some distance out of
_Sho had been ill and look brandy which town, but desired to have it moved into
rut her to slvep. I-‘caring she might bc to\vn, u distance ofa mile and a half.
.-huuld reach Montreal -tomorrow. There! q
|(‘
as it floated past
WINNIPHG, Sept. 2il.-(Special)--About
road west of Portage LaPrario is now
ndcr sub contract and work is being
phmp Lm,¢_3_ Gophus N,,,,,,_ r H _ . pushed forward with all possible speed.
Best fat owe or wether-1,Robt Furness; ‘fm S0"
Alithese contracts will be completed
Cophm Nmml 3' Gephus Nunn' early next spring and the grading will
91455 n~“°5HEEP 5\’E°'*""-     reach '1`ouehwood Hills easily by mid-
Donated hy the Hewson Woolen Mills w,.,,,,,e,._
imlu.-rl) Am`h|~rst,N S ll I.. liewson __"
. , . . ., . _
resident' and Gent-ral Manager, for the 'i`ho 2.28 ein-rs unilnlslu-d from Thursday
est-_collection til Sliropahirc Down Sheep. was called about Iwo o`clock. The sun I’
arryIN,t lie(-ees best ndapteli iormanufnc- was shining brightly but the wind was
pau, of _I,;we___ zghunn and over' "Ming |urlng_li.he line lien-son 'I`\vt-eds-I, Geo. stlil cold. '1‘i\ere;vereli1léout. two llunillrcii
. . . 1
EXHIBITION OF i O5  _ _
9 ,_._"__ws_‘;z Frm, Bm, “___” Rum 1,____"P“ Donated by Oxford Woolen Manufnc the fences. ihc finish of the 2.28 ela.-is
l.__,__ 0,' Ewen' j_w'__,,'nKs_1 Bom, turing Cc., Limited, O:riord,>Nova Scotia, and lin-. doctors race proved very inter-
' for pair oi' shearilng l-wi-s, any breed or estingnnd were watched wit-ll consider-
P |. [E ,,I l _I ,I l I. _  . izradc, carrying the best fleet-e for the nblc pleasure.
:o|;:LuF____":;,n‘_l`,;t‘;_ ed'B;2;'__r|_ull‘rs" 2' ntanufnciurc of tweeds --l, Philip Lane. In the (list. in-at ol t,hc 2.2? ou Thurs.
mock of southdownsl mns|lHn“ or mm Donated for the Hllmpiirey Clothing day thc horses hall finished in the follow-
nd fm", mmules the imma,” to comm Store, Charlottetown, A. `\Vlnfield Scott, ing order: -Jewel, Bertha T. Lccwood,
,.2 ewes ouch 'mhnve mmm, n mm" Manager, for tho lurirest and bcstcollec- iiet..\ey Cameron ami Jenn. They were 'l'eaebers`Assoclaticmupwards of 200 in
gs D' IH. _,H ,I tion of sheep, any pure brced,all of one sent a\vny lnihat order. number, visited the Mollonaid Consoli-
| a ls - -
|_\nm3,` ,l,l_')m' F_;'__I_\|u_:f2'e;:b£n;.u1_n2;(; breed. carry the host iieeees for the munu- 223 ,.,__\,_.s’ ,,,_;,.°Nn u,,.Af,-_ dated School at llillsboro. Crossing the
, 1»`red Uovycr. §';‘l’,Ii‘:rl"I§ ‘gl l"l;"°‘II'IH' “ml °“ "ed by cr The horses not away ou t-hc fourth score I”
ui..\s.~i xxxlv.-srrnoinurxltn :»o'»\'-ii. I or- I I D  ;;t;L;:`_?)?_(:,e'::"2§Ld:i:;ni';fn__bc::,g;_  rttliuut half an hour the train started for
With G--rtlriortc cf Registration in 1! M,” SAm,__ 1.~,,A,,,,,,,YK|,,g_.,¢_,,,, mop mst winning in 2.25. Betsy held second place H
UKIHZBII 1"|Ul=k Uook. I, lm at the Exhrbulon in ,my ,,,,,¢,,,-|,,|_ till the 2 but broke there and was passed
ltam, 2 shears and over.-l Cephus h,,0|,,.,| "mt, by .lean that finished second, Betsy was E
Nunn; 2 1.. lf. D. Faster; 2li.ouls Ili-rnett, lr put back to fourth place for breaking and If
RMI' Shading-1Gu°` Boswell; 2 Gen 'lcmrlugl \ wl[i(w1lIEl“’0“II`-III prize; In Burma T got third' Leewoud was dis' Interest and application were the notice
us Nunn; 3 Cephus Nunn. ‘ ’""'° y'”°“ ‘ °° ‘ °°° - '°“’ W" U' taneed and finished at a galop. ` `
[’air‘of Ewen, 2 shears and over, haw "I ‘nd I’“II°l' _ L28 GLA” (Tmlm HEATJ 3
' ‘ t
t
I.‘hrcai‘cll aiamb this season-I Ilaln- Hmwel » "pe""t°r”°'II"w mm um' nm “Ong
IN yesterdays prize list, filly one your
Boswell,2Ccphua Nunn, 3 Oephus Nunn. old, Standard by-sd or uL;,,.,~_ Ruubgn The horses got sway after considerable
PHI' Uf EWGB. ShBlI'IillR8-l G00. B0s~- Henderson, North River, was \ncntioncd` EUUFIIIK- 'HWY WW” wc” b““°I“"d W Ula
-IQFYLLI-_il "0" lei" “"5 W” K'\_'§B_I}]iL‘_gg l7g§°_<‘<>l\»¢_tg1wi0s\=. ..~e1l.2cepl...A N.mn,:icsphas Nunn. _ aswnnnnii tiara prize install arena. quarter where Jewel availed allellrlciose-
ly followed by Betsey.
8
wh,” N“,m_ / The following is the su
lcx.Ass':'t‘3r‘/iv.-Icxroicn nowss. __     1`“"i"fWE’“`Y"“°m` S25”
wan osrcloone otlneglstratlon in ne- --- - Th” '°"““'““ I' ““'“"““""
ognized Flock Book. _ DI-_ Williams! Pink  Bertha T., bay m, by Israel, Peter
Ram, 2 shears and over-I Silas Il. Drive Out Rh@111]1qtiQ ’
_ . _ _ , ___ __ _ , _ _ , ,_ . _ ‘ Jean, bay ui 2.305, by Executloncr
li.uu lamb-1, b.L. Boswell, J. Albert~I`wtul|l. J. John fwcedlc. 3. Alfred L'§\':l»lf §;;I;|ri;l;;E4;‘;?l~usR-Laneglpmllp P01501-,_ A_ A_ Lzwkie' Uh,,,_|°,_teto“.,; I
I. Lane. (H°°p") 0
Ram Lamb-1Si1asR Lang 2 philip Rhcumntism is rooted in the blood I‘°““‘°°d‘ ami' brgtby P‘"kw°°‘I'
LM", ` ' ' -.my doctor will tell you that. Nothing S. N. Dawson, North T1`.V°il
' _ ' _ can cure it thntdoea not reach the blood. (Dawson) 3
PM' °f EI* W- 2 “h"“° “nd °"“"» I"“'I“K it is a foolish waste of time and money
ach reared a lamb this season-i, Silas to try t_o cure rhcumatiam with iiniments, JL‘“'°I. bliwk mv 239i ‘LY Black
,me : 2_ phmp Lane ; 3' SUM, Lum psuitlces or anything else that only goes Pilot, J. P. Irving, Cape Traverse I
Carroll Halifax (Carre
Pairof Ewes,shearllngs-1,SiIaa Lane' “ki” deep` Ruhhmu louum Imp the I['\`I"Kl
skin only helps the gainful poison to
Pair oi'E\re Lambs-1, Silas Lane; 2 circulate more freely. he one cure, and Betsey Cameron, br m, 2.213, by
Silas Lane ; 3, Philip Lane. the only cu_ro i'0\‘ rhellmetism IH t0 dl“IV0 Bronze_ Chief, John Cameron,
Flock of Oxford Downs, consisting of the “"'°““"I °'“ or y°“rhI°°d Wm' Dr' Charlottetown (Cameron) 4 4 4
_ Williams' Pink Pills. They actually
nlzed tiock l»ook.' ram and 4 females, the females $0 00!1SISl» make new blood, and the new blood Tim(-_ 2,28, 2,25, f,25§.
» . S
Rum, sllearilug-» l, Albert Boswell.
Ram lamb- l, Albert Boswell; 2, Geo.
Pair of ewes, 2 shears and over, having
Pair of Ewcs shearlings -1, Albert
Pair of liwc Lambs-l, Albert Boswell;
,Geo Boswell.
Flock of iiincolns, consisting of ram and
\ves.each tu have reared lt lamb this
Mectlanlca, Farmers, aponameni
To heal and soften the skin and removv
grease, oil end n at at s. pa .
use The " Master Meehsuidl " Tar Bono
Albert Toilet-Hear tx.. M ins
pen A
o-da
2 cases choice Dutch
bulbs containing rained
hyacinths, tulips, narcis-
sus, crocus, lily and
freesia. These buIbS
were all selected by our
late Mr. Haszztrd and are
the vcry finest obtainnblei
' ' lx I .
Ram 2 shears ami over-I Albert Bos- uifsrlr ':'s::Z?I|t,?:;;?, l::;8Fct:,.l,?;?,:,'{f)E gidhuegtdfggiled, entgelhzngglnxldglirgfstlld Im(-""°“"I "M7" II"m~"T “F*T'I
Silas Lulu; 2, Philip Lane. `  23,228 £,'ney;“l§§';,f;f‘  The cntil-)ies werle I2s"follo\\'ls:i-Ii)re;T_
_ _ _ _ Perron Les boulements Que., says: “UUE It I1 Y UF 1" " 0 Yi Ili' 0 M B41 \‘
°"“"” xxX""-“”"°’_'K°" -h“1 tiirlffferedl from lrllteulnrgflsdm ln a by DrR.I Lctiwiii, and Star ot the East
with cerlllit-ate or Rt-glstratlon in §,,',,°,,’§,§ "iw, °},,’,§f,';§," ,,,"‘§{‘,,f’,,`,,e§',°,_§'°:f,’}'; by Dr F S McDonald. Searls. Mui-h rerrrel
Recognized Flock Book, luedlchlnes, buftgvitiwufirvaii, tgitlll( Ipiixle- “W5 enllfmseld I\:' I'I:§l“b5e;;" C: D' G°“`
_ _ , _ ant e use o r. anna' n a. roy vv t e nv nc c. e eats were
2 IIm;“‘Iz::cms 'md m nr 1’ Pump Lune' §°m° I~I§1,";5 I "BSI" Sung cnlald half]-Y‘ half miie best two in three. Dr McDonald
'Rl " 'I °'_,, _1 Ph," ]»~"e  nndelffm es‘;';$,',I:§| 2; gn‘-f,2(;,w,,':,5 took the load at the startandtrotted from
R nn’ im|:;J_",“ PII", Il_),,,;:,I °2 I I hcar|,,’ nal unedy to have pains in the start to finish without n. break. He was
'“" “" ’ I’ ' ’ ' " rvslun of the has-'t and sms ti--ws n pooled hard at times by both others but
Lane. _ ' _ _ _ - - w , _
Pair of Ewes, 2 sllcars and over, having dhlrltddlleggisgglhhigll tlillt.lTl;:t;”galI) to gdb- °"°h3_r§’)l‘_°l£t_lcr“It"3ll punts; rnr Iaeirlagn
unch “Med “ lamb mis sens°n‘1’I' I" shliitttlllly crIIsi\I“I,p‘ll|;‘I’IIlnu|tlJ(iI BH‘cn\\"‘III’il\(hfIdI pnrlwt ‘ I da yfl?c»rt]lt’.41q\‘:Il|l‘sb\\t‘."h'ns not
I‘“"°i 2' mimi’ I‘““°' 'Pink l’ilII‘s, rloil 'into rhzy l1l\dds, and I Q 0 cm' "ye c
Pair of ltlwes, ahcarlings-1, I. L. Lane : learned that tbeyiwould curcjrhcumntism. an enoug I'
2, phmp L,me_ ivaexliit for agupply, andh lp 'about thrr’ec uocrons nacl-: (ssrotln naar.)
Pair of Ewa Lambs-1, Philip Laao ; 2, £‘rgf\b'f° Q",‘,§',c,: ;T.|Y(,;:§§°mf,?ef:§,_ gain df; In this heat D, Ledwoll who had prev.
LL- Law- appeared. and sr#-dually the pales lcibuw ieusly driven with an ordinary wagon
l"|0Ck Of 5Uf\'0Ik5| °°““I°¢I"i! Uf Wm “nd ““‘I I °°“Id 51° “h°“t Wm' m‘;"° f;`f°‘I°,;“_ exchanged for a pneumatic carrialte such
4 it-males, the females to consist or 2 H:§“D made gs-;1;fm§>l|;_yyel:`1;H~ _ km-nv _lie _-_ M ,hc o,,___,_§ ,,,_°vc_ The u,m,,ge prow,
l aiu inland H1111 fic °W¢'=*- 'HWI1 "0 71"" 1'°'“”“‘I “ I""'I’ UH” wise to keep my blood'in good condition." effective and though he brake badly won
season, 1 abearilmz owe and 1 ewe lamb- It la because llr. Williams' Pink Pills the race ,,],,,,e]y p,|,|,e,| by Dr _M¢1)o,-m|,|_
1. Phillil LUNG l 2. I- L- I-l\Ul’- :’_Ié‘,'_“I:'¥°‘&',‘:,I;: ;:§wr;,’:l°'2n°tIIg,g_` Ingiefgigu Dr Kc-lly's Drendnough II broke badly
lndi ation, kidney troubles, backachcsf after DHSSIDII UW fi\1f\\‘t¢\‘-
CLA” IXXVII--HAMPSHIRE ”°“'N5- heathrches and sideaches neural ia .
Q and h s ecial ailments that D°CT°ns RMEITMRD HEAT)
nlglgétxociilptlidtirate of registration in rccog- I3iL|'E~ElE’|?EEh;l:|iril\;e>I ??“s§ |cn:l\;'y Lhv;ori;;r:luzmd' Tm, ,ms ng,,|,, closely ,_.o,,t,,m,(1_ D,-_
‘ ' ' ' gr ‘ ‘ I dwill's mare broke badl but was neck
- _ ~ ul <1 l i , lu 1 l ~° Y -
'ilnm, .I shears and over i, (/ephus (r1heBr‘ci\lnn“ont!\5r_ar{;n‘lms;:m_n  lrlxtlvgs to neck at the wwe Wm] Dr. Mcommml
hgmf I _ 2 he nd ,____ ,_ vm IOP l'\\IB 17091110 0" U18 Wl"l\llil0l‘ BFUUUII Dr. Kelly was leading nt thc quarter but
2"” °lI°”i °`i..I`.I§§` .. °`_'1'c§` i...'§ §.Y‘ZI.’I.I"i."...’?.i’I'.II`rY<>".lI...'i`.f'II”'lI.?.“§é"1i§’. *““"°“° °"'° '““““" ‘md ""“"~ D’-i
‘gxnnleno 'I nm 9 son ' p boxes {,,,.y1g_5g, |,y wr||,|,,R The D,._ w||. McDonald wonbeat and race, Dr. Led-
' llama Med eine Lo., Brockville, Ont. will second and Dr. Kelly third.
t-Lass xxxvlln- Lono wool. enamel-l.
No sheep allowed in this class with  
l,l;(I\}IroIoIgt!:~i?'eh"?2c:hea1°s and over having   
.
each reared d lamb this scason~l, A. _"_
H‘I’l\3i(I'sd‘iedII'tf'l|lSlII:;u-EI, kn»nI(I'- IIOSWCII; 2; onT:iet1E|;ulI)\$Illl\i`hx|l;)lll?rldllelldlEnllzllggzlg; 3:1152: nlszlzbtgtzthnilgavll: Illonlcan use it a
, \Vu\ Clarks; 3. Sfllllvvl Ll1“l‘- and suggestive articles for the irrespective £gf§;';;’§_’,';f,’Q}’¢°.f,f,f§3';“T::°¢'8ff:T'f,o,':§;&,f" ‘
Pair of wcntI\Gl` IIIBIIFIIIIKS-1. builder. This la one of the cboicest num I
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Winnipeg's building record is greater
i_\an ever. In last year's record sn\'ei'l|l
RAND, TRUNK
PACIFIC WORK
ontracts West oi Portage to be Finished Early
Next Spring-'Two _Year’s Building in
Winnipeg Shows Big Figures.
millions were represented by thc new C°
P. R. terminals the Eaton Block and Gan
works improvements.
There an over 1,11) more buildings this
year to date than last. but the majority
are residences.
The report which speaks for itself isas
follows :-
Iillll-Permits. 1,708; buildings 2,208:
cost, $0,051,750. "
li)(l5-I’ern\i_ts, 2,7iiI.' buildings 11,539;
cost $tl,li27,tl»>0.
Thursday rziorrilrlgtilc members of ,the
-rry at il o'elock the cxcurslonists waikntl
the Southport station. After a delay or
illsboru.
When the association reached the
'chool they found the scvcrnl classes en-
aged in their usual work. A hasty in-
peetion was made of the several classes.
ble features of each class. The presence
f visitors did nor- in the least discoucert
he pupils. The centre of attraction for
he visitors was the Domestic Science dc-
partment. After abrlef explanation of
the work by Miss Ross. the teacher, sever-
al artieies of food were prepared and par-
tnken of by the visitors.
Following the inspection of the school-
the convention met in the Assembly hall,
where Dr. Brittain. of Fredericton, N. B.
gave a lesson to a class of grade VI pup-
ils. The subject was leaves and buds.
With specimens ef the spotted alder, and
spruce fa the hands of the pupils, they
were led on atop by stop until they dis-
covered for themselves the development
of the bud into the branch. Foliage and
earpel leaves were distinguished. This
fwas, in very truth,a model lessen,-an
example of teaching not telling.
Tho grounds, luxuriantln flowers and
vegetables, were visited and admired.
The inspection concluded the school was
dismissed and the visitorshad the pleasure
of witnessing the orderly procession of
the pupils to the vans-of which there
were six-and their departure for home.
Prlncipalilonos was most assiduous In
his eifortsto make the visit a pleasant
one and to enabic all to see the entire
school and equipment.
At 12 o'ciock the party left by train for
Charlottetown. They were brought
across the new bridge. Superintendent
Sharp was present and to his kindness
the cxeurslonists were indebted for many
attentions. His ihoughtfulness in an~
uounclng every charge necessary in cross.
ing the bridge, and ills care that every
one avoided any danger made it exceed'
ugly] comfortable for the party.
T eeveaing session o the Teachers'
Association met at 8 o'clook Thursday
in the Y. M. C. A Hall, Vice President
Gillis in the chair. J. A. McPhee, B. A. of
Souris read a carefully prepared and
thoughtful paper. His subject was
“Tho Teaching Process." The aim of
education he said, was the moral and in
t-cliectual development of the chiltl. A
means of moral development was the
study of the biographies of the good and
great. Earlier education should be from
tho chlid's environment not from book!-i,_
Learnlugby rote was comlomncli, but
the child should be lcd to discover thc
facts for himself. The contrast between
the observing and unohserving man was'
noted. Galileo and Columbus were cited
as samples.
I)r ltobertson,l‘l-inclpal of P. W. College,
Mr Ilughcs, John McSwaIn discussed
the paper commentary on tha ext-clloney
of the suggestions contained in tba paper.
Dr. Brlttain of Fredericton fol|owe_/1.
His subject was Nature Study. In open
lnghc spoke of the fertile fields that hc
observed In tho province; the numerous
unadcrned homes thy trees and gardens.
lie also noted that many of thc school
houses were not models of beauty in
architecture or surroundings. lie] com-
mended strongly the efforts now being
‘made for the estahlislunlmt of Gonsolida~
ted Schools, and hoped that the number
would bo speedily increased. lnleouirast-
ing the method of paying teachers in P.
E. I. and N. B. he pointed out the fact
that while part of the support of the
schools in N.B. comes from the Provincial
Govemmentmlnother part from the County
luud, yet the district frequently pays
more than is received from the other two
sources combined, while In P. Ii. I. ai»
mostalithe pay comes from the Provin-
cial Government. ‘
lie then proceeded to illustrate the
methods adopted in the schools for the
teaching of nature; In thazlower grades
single plants are studied either in the_
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school garden or in the rchuo
room. From the study oi annuals pro
ved to biennial.-4 tbcn to perennials.
Following the life history of the plant
houlli come thc study of flowers. in this
tuliy, tho children could bn led te dis-
ovcr that the fiowerwas really a modified
branch. The polleuizntlou-relation of
insects to plant-relation of leaves to
light, moisture and air, this study lends
naturally to the study of chemistry.
lie sliowed un extremely simple
and inexpensive method of pro-
ducing oxygen, the entire cost-
of making the experiment not being
more than the cost of two postage stamps.
Chemical union was then describetl ami
illustrated. The speaker concluded
with the hope that we would not be con-
cnted with either the present or the past..
Vilas sure that the children of today are
being better taugbtthan thoseof the
past. Believed that there was time for
'the study uf the auhieet of the new
education and not neglect the old.
Theo. Ross, Dr. 1". P. Taylor, and J. D
Seaman discussed thesublcet. ‘
Convention closed to meet in the moro-
ng at nine o‘ciook.
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