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IVIORNIING. DAILY
I; Morning Daily founded 1891
i W°°"" I"°"' E"_°""‘° °'"¥) ‘°57_:} CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1915
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[$3.50 Per Year (delivered) In advance
‘I $2.60 per year by mail In advance.;
WHII SIIIIIJIII. SIIPPII
IIIIIS IIIII IHI PIIIPII
ir _i
Enquiry at the School Supply pe.
partment at Charlottetown revealed
some facts with reference to the
benefits the people are deriving from
this one source alone, and for which
they are indebted to the Mathiesm
Govcmment.
G0ggin's. Grammar, former prbe
B5 cents. Present price 25 cents. Nun-
ber sold in first half year, 650. Amount
saved to the people $.... . . . . . .
_ .$65.
Drawing paper, per dozen sheets.
Former price 6 cents; present price
2 cents. No. dozens sold, 6020-amount
saved.   ....52-10.80
Kirkland and Scotts Arithmetic,
former price 30 cents, present price,
15 cents. No. sold 857. Amount savel,
  
Geography. former price 80 cents,
'present price 60 cents. No. sold 556;
Amount saved.  . . . . . . . .
.. .$111.20
Penmanship Pads; former price 10
cents; present price 6 cents. No. solii
9106, Amount saved. . . . . . . . .
_ .$306.24
Exercise Books; former price 5
cents; present price 3 cents. No. sold
14176. Amount saved. . . . . . .
_.$283.50
These are only a few items picked
out at random. from a. list of articles
the former prices of which were def-
initely known. The total reduction oi
articles in which definite comparisons
could be made amounted iii the first
hnlf year to over $1700.
There are several other ways in
which the schools are benefited by
the School Supply Department. For
instance blackboards which formerly
were difficult to get at even a high
price can now be quickly procured
from the School Supply at about half
the former cost. In this way many
Schools which on account. of the cost
und the dificulty of procuring them
went without hlackboards to the detri-
ment of the school. The same applies
to Maps. furniture, &c.
.Tho schools are thus becoming bet-
ter equipped and ut much less cost
than formerly.
-The system has recently been in-
vestigated by tho Liberal Government
of Nova Scotia and they have catab-
lished a School Supply Department
pn lliies similar to that in this Prov-
llt`.0.
This is one of’ the changes breuglit
about by the Mathicson Government~
by which the people are being saved
yearly thousands oi' dollars. It is also
one of the “fails and l'.rills” denounced
DRINKS AT ANY PLACE WITHIN
WIHIIIB Ili INDEPENDENT ELECTQRS QF i;iIiici,iiiiuiiiiiiiiii
.cuiiiiuviiniisis PRINCE EDWRAD ISLAND! SIIIIAIILIIII IIIIII iiiiiwiiiiii iuviiii
ATHENS, Sept. 14.-The situation
on the Roumaiiian frontier is not con-
|¢ h » sidered immediately nienacing hy
dia" tag' l;:_;‘ai"°‘°I;‘;';_ttig' I£a`:2°| Gum; . persons in official circles here. especi-
ed mp" ' ° ' ' v " 0 ally in view of the fact' that Roumanla
.,,,,'Ig;-,ff f°,g;;;;I,~~;7_;;_=g-~-mn;-, The Maihieson Government is Appealing to You on its Record mg; ... ...... ........... ... 
and prince cmmu" have b°°" m°" The. tenseness of the situation has
“;=,",;;', ,,,;:= <=----'-~ w---- =»---é it has Converted an Avera e Annual lleiicii oi $45,000 into an ..........  1.....-.-. fo.. 
P ¢ - the Government ha' tak' understanding between Greece Rou-
en . "ct maasures to deal wlth any       mania and Serbia with a view to
t t' * -
‘t:I:I1erar“;3e|<:°t': gfndhenexizttlggnbgwgix , D eventual action in the event of an
E|ect|°n Act of 191 - o » ¢ Auslro~(»erman attack. Bulgaria has
...... ..., ,, ,, ,,,,,f,,,';~, ,e;g=,-_,;¢,-,f its Accounts have been Audited and Ccrtiiied Correct by Three ;»,-;g,,»-,g-; ,y-gg-gel, ;':,..}I;$§:; .’.‘.;i°lii‘.;
Section 208 of the Election Act reads: ' f . _ . .
sE.L.L...0.R .;.5§.,;.P|mo3;.,.é§ independent Bankers and have been Published Broadcast 'lhroughoul ,gg-,go;3;;,g-3,51-,;»,,3-;;;»;-;;;,,f,;;g;;> ,gg
FERMEN-|-ED UQUORS OR STRONG   \ not accept Serbian concessions.
 nie on/_ernmeni ins oiiiiiiiieii _Iii Annual subsidy oi s1qo,_oiio WILL Hlll SUPPLIES
gidilcéugv, sH:%i;JiMe:i_i_‘i6IqABLi;CirF-ii per Annum wlthoul Forlelung Due ol IIS CIa|mS for F“r“\er Suhsldle-S.  
52°C",§f.i,E.,",,°,‘2J30’;,§§§f;,I; it has Spent $50,000 per Annum on Public Works. _
To iMi=»RisoNMENT FOR A TERM - . . , f’?`T"I"_'A'. Sem' 1I,_“T'f" 
No'r ExcEEDiNc six MoNTHs iN  has St|°engIhened and Eniorced “le P|°0hIb|Ii0n Act In a i\.I-,i‘.li!.»i.(iI'i'.l.L,';°'iil.teisixIIIII.I;.l§°l'.ii large
DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF SUCH iiiiaiititii-~. of hay, oats and other
.».........-- Manner llncxcclled in the iiisiory oi thc Province. »~.-.i-i-.- _-.I   in in.. 
Government U ` plies nic rcqiiiiod lor the British Ex-
’ pporters are warned pi-ililioii.ir\ l"oi<i-I. .ind it is under
'° -- °~ ---= °~---ok fo- --Y  it has Raised the Status oi the Province in the Dominion oi    --1- 1--  
vention of the law in this ree ect and - to reprcsrnt tho War Office and conf:-r
to communicate at once by tsiephone             with tI‘II.GIW"I"nm'" “Im me beg!
0,- tdegraph wnh the Attorney Gen inctliod of making purchases referred
eral. The law ahali be enforced Iwithl  a  - UL
M "M "°°r' li is Being 0pposed by a Party with no Programme and no VOTF-R_S__N0TE I
V0TER_S__N0TE IPoiicy, whose Stock-in-'fradc is Carping, Paultiinding and Petty ,gig ,zgg A,,§§°;;5';;,;,g5¢
THE A ’ ' ' ‘ .
'S DOWMG  c.ovERNMENT Cnhclsms. cANDiDA'rEs __
-- - Do vou wAN'r sooo, PERMA-
.rrr isr.A..°.:\°¢.rri:ss.i wii_i You Chance A G0v¢!IIIIIIfIII WIII! _=i Recqrd ol Good Worr r:r.se:ss:..nEr.tsi..E.is;
“°" °""°’°““S- Accomplished lor an Aggregation oi Ambitious 0iiiccr-Seekers and ...YOU .-..z.z.'..E.-...... -...N
VOTE FOR THE PROGRESSIVE
THE MA'rHiEsoN covERNiviENT
AND PRosi>ERi-rv co HAND-iN- Greedy E|\Vi0uS'C0||I|'act0|'S? GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES-
9
HAND. -_
l ' ~ EVERY VOTE GIVEN Fon AN
eoRDEN ExPEc1's EvERv MAN  YD” Substitute Mr. Benwmin Rogers lol' Hon. J- A 'OPPOSITION CANDIDATE IS A
10 no His nu-rv sv MA-ri-i|Ec¢_-,N vo~rE i=oR Rocsns As PREMIER
_THE MAN WEOES THINGS.    A VOTE FOR__ATd OPPOSITION
..§t’.i’.'i.‘2.“I..‘i.‘.§D.5”§E".Y.’S‘i.£55 . Give Your Votes lor the Government Candidates and Ensure it-'5?.'..°."J.i0'..S, A “€IiK'§%'i--25'
I
by the Patriot. and Liberal candidates. GAGE ON THE ISLAND. - e ~ ¢ _ AND DECAY. __
It is one of tho institutions which
would no doubt first suffer should,
the Liberal party by any ciiance get
the reins of power.
A vote for a Liberal candidate will
be a blow at. the School Supply Do-
purtmoiit and at school efficiency.
W iiiiciis i>ps_ii>oNisii
(Special to The Guardian)
llAl.ll~‘AX, Sept. 14.*-On ai-.coiint ol'
bud weather the races were postponed
until to-morrow.
CON DENFJED AUS.
T00 LATE FOR
`0LASSIFICATI().\`
ONE 'CENT per word each Inser~
tion for advertising ln this column.
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
"Him charges, twenty-five cents.
.m L_. .
WANTED AT ONCE-HOUSE FOR
small family,_ centrally located. Ap-
Dly at this ofiice. 1590-6-21Mtf.
LOST - ON EUSTON STREET.
handkerchief initlaled L. H. Finder
please leave at 263 Grafton street.
mlipd.
TO LET A LARGE DOUBLE FRONT
bedroom. pleasantly furnished in e
central iocation.Prlvate family. Ap-
DIY at Guardian. 2553-8-17Mtf.
WANTED.-YOUNG MAN WITH EX-
perieiice to work in store at lliiiiter
River. Apply to F. J. Holman & Co..
city. 2984-9-l5in3i
WANTED.-A FEW BOARDERS MAY
be accommodated nt 139 Hillsboro
Street after September 16th.
_ , 2983-9-liimlii
FOR SALE-sEcoNo-HAND io
Boiler horse engine, belt-
IIIS. shafting, pulleys, steam heaters,
Ilood condition at Goff ami Co..
2972-9-15M4i.
WANTED-AT ONCE A MILLINER
to take full charge of our Milliuery
department. Please stale experience
and salary required. ll. J. McNeill,
__’I`yniI Valley. 2980-9-15M8ipd.
LOST-ON SEPT. 12th A PAIR OF
gold rimmed glasses in black case
between Cornwall and John Iiarr's
'on Brackley Point Road. Finder
Illeaso notify Mrs. Geo. L. Scott.
_Cornwail. Reward. 2081-0-15M2ipd.
BUSINESS ENVELOPE8. --No. 3
Drinted with name and address
either on flap or front, $3 per 1,000;
$5.00 for 2,000; $12.00 for 5,000:
$20 for $10.00. GUARDIAN OF-
FICE- 8808-11-21Mtif.
'I0 LET-THE NORTHERN HALF
of the dwelling house (No. 70) on
corner of Pownal and Sydney
Streets. Pleasantly situated lacing
Pownal Square and with all modern
conveniences. Apply to D. ll. Stew-
f>n_rt. 2959-0-14M3I.
wAN'rEo`To"'R'EN1" on i.EAsE
house with few acres of
lend within three miles of
Charlottetown. Give full psr-I
tlcuiars as to condition of pro
D0i‘tY. etc. Apply "X. Y." care Guar-
__<lI_an. 2923-9-11M3ipd.
SILVER BLACK-ATND PATCH FOX-
GI. Otter, Marten, Fisher. Mink.
Skunk, Raccoon, and other fur bear-
erl for sale at low rices. Write
us before buying. Clgarles C. Gar-
land, Box B 487, Old Town, Maine.
_ |944-9-181m0i
t
OPPOSITION
ROGERS' RECORD UNFITS HIM
FOR PREMIER. IF YOU VOTE FOR Premier Mathiesoii has certainly the
AN OPPOSITION CANDIDATE YOU recently organised Liberal Troupe at
VOTE FOR ROGERS AS PREMIER. a great disadvaiitage._ When Leader
-_ of the Opposition he had the foresight
DD YOU WANT THE PREMIER and ability to design and build a plat-
TO DRAW HIS SALARY AND form of such sound. strong and endur-
SERVE IN HIS STORE AT ALBER- ing material that it carried the Con-
TON? THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL GET gervative party to victory. Since be-
BY VOTING FOR AN OPPOSITION coming Premier lie has carried out
CANDIDATE. every pledge and promise made on
i- tiiat platforiu and so strengthened and
ARE YOU A TEMPERANCE RE- reinforced it in steel as to make it
FORMER? THEN VOTE FOR THE inipregnable td the puny attacks of
CANDIDATES OF THE ONLY GO,V- his enemies. It is on that platform he
ERNMENT IN THE WORLD EVERY new stands, surrounded by his loyal
MEMBER OF WHICH IS A PLEDG-isupporters, and asks the electors to
ED ABSTAINER. ijudge them -by their record of the
__- last three and a hall' years. and ap-
HAVE YOU FAITH IN THE PRO- peals to their coiniuon sense, good
VINCE AS THE BEST BIT OF RED judgment, intelligence and love of
EARTH ON THE AMERICAN CON- country to return the Conservative
TINENT? THEN VOTE FOR party to power that they may ilnisli
THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES their work. Strange to any it is io
WHOSE FAITH IT IS. demolish that platform of concrete and
-;- steel the Patriot has mounted its old
BY RE-ELECTING THE MATHIE- Queen Anne bluiiilerbuss on llie
SON GOVERNMENT BY AN OVER- Liberal revolving platform. Every
WHELMING MAJORITY YOU lime, however, the old blunderbuss
PROVE T0 SIR ROBERT BORDEN goes elf, it either kicks or the rebound
YOUR APPRECIATION OF HIS is so powerful and crushing that it
SYMPATHETIC CONSIDERATION takes days before the gunner of thc
FOR THE iSLAND'S CLAIMS. Patriot and his army of mud slingers
suliiclently recover from the shock to
AN OCTOGENARIAN PREMIER enable them to crawl from uiiderueatli
LIVES IN THE PAST. HE IS NOT their old shattered platform. The
THE MAN FOR A PROGRESSIVE Liberal mud siingers. ashamed and
PROVINCE. IF YOU VO:TE FOR afraid to meet. iii tho open their op-
ON OPPOSITION CANDIDATE YOU ponents in manly combat. have de-
VOTE FOR THE SENILE DECAY scended to tho lowest. type of guerilla
OF THE PROVINCE. warfare mid nightly hold their pow-`
` --- wows and old time war dance, with all ,
D0 YOU WANT THE PUBLIC the customary accompaniments. Toi.
SERVICIE STARVED AS THE PRO- what a depth of humiliation has the
v|NQE's- HOSPITALITY WAS once great Liberal party been dragged
STARVED DURING THE Roeins down by the i>0IItICi\I troupe now
FIEGIMEII THAT'S WHAT WILL masquerading iii its name! Little
HAPPEN IF YOU VOTE FOR AN wonder that intelligent. self-respecting
CANDIDATE. Liberals repudiatc the recently formed
‘ Troupe and are giving their support
no VOIJ WANT YOUR CHILDREN to the party which has given the
T0 REMAIN AND PROSPER ON country clean, capable. honest and pro-
THE ISLAND? THEN VOTE FOR gressive government. All credit to
THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES. UIC!!!-
Do vou REAi_izE wHAT RooERs
As PREMIER woui.D MEAN? iT
woui.D MEAN 'ruRNiNc sAcK
YEARS
i=RoM MEMsERs wHo HAvE
Envso THEIR couiv
no You ,E35-5,, M,,,,,Eso,, Clean, Pure, Progressive Administration lor the next Pour Years ,,,,,, ,O A ,,,,,, ,N S,,..,.,,,.,,
;g;,,“,Sg,;“5g~,;,E';,pf, <;;;,y;g¢,€ Besides Sending a Message oi Confidence and Appreciation to 3§..;.'*_E...‘.‘.°“52Z'”‘i$‘.T0 °¢.'Ii’.'.'
ME"*°A~°'°A“S- Premier Borden at tltiawa. L'““B“"°°““"°"'
ARE y A 0p'|'|M|ST _THEN . SUPPORT THE CANDIDATES
0 U N    w H 0 s U P P c, R 1' T H E M A T H i E s 0 N
THE HAN Ds or THE ci.oci< Fir~'1'v  
I . .. .. - IIE IIESPEIIIAN
wHo sHoui.D w T i-ioL
1:2121' min MEED or Pmues ___
snouoirr us Hovarui. oAvs; (special io on euminn.)
HO HAVE S '  "'° -
1V!/RW WELL AND TRUE. UNDER BERLIN, Sept. 14.-The German
A LEADERSHIP STRAIGHT government. in n note from the
THROUGH AND THROUGH? FROM .Foreign Office to Amimi-isaiirir Gerard.
A LOVE OF COUNTRY ACHIIVE- delivered at noon to-day, inndo a quail-
MENT SPHINO8-80, LONG MAY fied disclaimer of responsibility for the
THEY ALL SERVE STILL DOING sinking of the steamship Hesperian.
THINGS! IITILL DOING THING? In face of the evidence thus far to
OIIIIG THINGOI 80, LON hand. the government is satisfied the
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON. Sept. 14.-The German
drive toward Dviiisk goes forward un-
cliecked. according to a Berlin otiicinl
staiceniciit issued tosday. and Field
Marshall Von Hiiideiibui‘g's army has
taken 5,000 prisoners in encounters
ot' the last 24 houi‘s and forged ahead
to within about thirty miles of Dvinsk
fortress. Riga is for the time being
left iintiircati-ned by dirr-.ct attack
but should Von llindenburg get an
effective footing as`tride the Petro-
grad railway further south, it would
expose the Baltic port to a serious
enveloping inovenient. All the mid-
Poland lighting ihe Germans cliiiin to
be progressing iii their favor, but ‘the
iiiissiaiis are still on the oi’l`ciisivo iii
Galicia, pressing tho Au-striuiis with
ii vigor that recalls their iliisli through
Galicia in the latter part of last win-
ter.
The Artillery duel in the West as
_vet has not iibnlcd. Botii sides are
iuaking prodigious efi`erts and expen-
diture iil` sliclis, leaving tho public to
guess when iI` any general infantry
attack is coming.
After six weeks' recess Parliament
reasscnibles in London, the first scs-
sion developing nothing notable ex-
cept the Prciiiir-r's ta: refusal to dis-
cuss cons:-.riptioii proposals. The
Primo Minister will move to-inorrow
ii voto of credit. variously eetiiiialcil
at l’roni $750,000,000 to $1,250,000,000.
(Special to The Guardian)
BERLIN. Sept. 14.-Tho following
statement of operations was issued
to-day by the Gorman prmy headquar-
ters. “Western theatre of war-The
day passed without incidents of im-
portance aside from lively artillery
activity., A weak advance by tho
l~‘ren¢:h against the block liousc of
Sapigncui, northwest of Rimini.; was
repulsed. Trovos. Rhcnish Prussia,
Merchingon iln Lorraine) (‘.lial.cii\i
Saliens lin Lorraine) and Donaues.
chlnvon (in Baden) were bombarded
by enemy aviators. At Donaucschigen
a passenger train was shot at with
machine guns and a few persons were
liilleil or injured. One aeroplane
which appeared over Trevos was shot
down at Loonicrigen, .soiitiiwest of
French. In the Eastern theatre on the
front bi-tween Diina and Villa, North-
west of Viinii, we are making further
ro ross. fighting contlnuousiv We
D 8 - » _.
took 5,200 prisoners, one cannon, mv-
cntcen ammunition carts, thirteen ina-
chine guns nnd much baggage. South
of Olita our attack made progress. In
the bend of Niemen, Northeast of
Grodno, pursuit has advanced imif
LL D . »
:ITV THEY ALL SERVE STILL D0-I Heeperlen was not sunk by a German
nm -|~H|Nq,g| Vsubmhine. M|nlI‘d'e Linlment cures Diphtherle. MInerd'e Llniment curee .Neuraigia MInard'e Linlment Curee Rheumaiiem,
O
PASS ON THE SPIRIT OF OPTI- -
| gy V01' G |: THE V GOVERNMENT THAT SECURED
M SM 'N OR Go 0 000 SUBSIDV I-OR ALL TIME.
Ho  IIIIIIEIINMINIIS IPFIIL SgIl§’I1l%,§\1}}l§ NIH. I. I. I\IlIIIIN'S   
vo'rE F R
sRiNc.iNc A$1o,ooo,ooo cAR i=ERRv GIRLS T0 LEARN SOMETHING
*`° IU UIINIIIIIII SIIISI SITUATION IIIIIFIIIII  
In reply to Mr. McLean's complaint D0 YUU WANT THE PREMIEWS
as to what transpired nt the Grand OFFICE CLOSED AND THE PRE
River meeting I may say that I told MIER LOCATED IN AI-BERTONI
the meeting that In 1906 and 1907 TI'IAT'5 WHAT VOTING FOR AN
when the then Liberal Government OPPOSITION CANDIDATE MEANS-
wns about to lease the greater part
of Grand River, Mr..A. E. McLean D0 YOU WANT T0 SEE BEN-IA'
was an applicant for some of the best MIN ROGERS PREMIER7 YOU
ground on the river. Mr. McLean VOTE FOR RDGERS AS PREMIER
jumped up and denied it. I then read IF YOU VOTE FOR AN OPPOSI'
a list of eight McLeaiis who were TION CANDIDATE-
applicants for areas on the River. *-
among them Mr. Alfred Edgar Mc- D0 YOU WANT YDUR CHILDREN
Lean and gave the dates of appllca- T0 BE HEWERS OF WOOD AND
tion. Mr. McLean siiid no more. Now. CARRIERS OF WATER? THEN
ii' what I said was not correct, why VOTE FOR THE OPPOSITION CAN-
illd not Mr. Mclieaii deny it at tho DIDATES-
Lot 16 meeting the next night and --L
why does he try to ring in a denial at D0 YOU WANT THE TRAVEL-
the last moment? It may be that he LING EXPENSES INCREASED
thought to slip it in without it com- FROM $900* T0 $2.000 PER YEAR?
ing (0 ]1|y ](i\0w](§(1g@_ TI'IAT'S WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF
Below is the Assistant Provincial YOU VOTE FOR A PREMIER IN
Sei:retary's certificate of .correctness ALBERTON.
of my statement and no squirinlng on -*~
Mr. MoLean's part will change thc DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE IS-
Iact that in 1006 ho was quite willing LAND AND THE ISLANDERSI
to become Ieaseo of good ground in THEN VOTE FOR THE CANDI-
Grand River and now he is nearly DATES OF THE ONLY GOVERN-
shedding cromdilc tears wliuir he MENT THAT HAS BROUGHT HOPE.
iaincnts wlial. the present government PROSPERITY AND CONTENTMENT
has done with regard to leasing, TO THE ISLAND.
Yours, etc., *”°*‘
ACTIONS SPEAY LOUDER THAN
. A_E_AnSENAULT WORDS. THE MATHIESON GOV-
ERNMENT HAS LIGHTENED
l ccrlIi'y tliiil lhcrc is on filii iii this THE I-OT OF THE FARMER' HAS
oI'i`iro an iipplicalioii sigiieil by Alfroil IMPROVED HIS UUTI-00K» AND
i-lrlgar Mclivnii of Soulliwosl. 'I`own- HAS INCREASED "HE VALUE OF
ship No. Ili. Priiico County, for barron HIS FARM- SHOW BY YOUR VOTE
bottom in Grand River bearing date YoU APPRECIATE MEN OF DEEDS-
24I.Il Of MBV. 1906. '**'°"
. Signgd Arthur N(\,whi|ry_ CONSERVATIVES, ATTENTION!
Agg(_I"r0v_ SgCy_ -THE LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATIONS ROOMS IN THEII
|_|p\|mgy\\¢|,|r¢|ggrgg\ In ggwg OFFER BUILDING. QUEEN STREET.
ARE OPEN EACH DAY AND EVEN~
ING.
    FRIENDS OF' THE PARTVY ARE
INVITED TO MAKE USE OF THESE
ROOMS DURING THE CAMPAIGN `
. | i g _ '
 . EVERY MAN wHo APPRE-
ciATEs Gooo, HoNEsT sERvicE
--- wiLi_ SUPPORT THE cANo|-
DATES WHO SUPPORT PREMIER
A great mcoting was hold at l{clly’s MATHIESON, WHO DOES THE
I‘rosn on Tuesday night when iid- BEST HIS CIRCUMSTANCE AL.
dresses were dclivorrd by Messrs. LOWS. DOES WELL. ACTS NOBLY;
Koiiiir-ily. McNevin, (`rosb_v and (`oui~i- ANGELS COULD D0 N0 MORE.
Ins--the four i'aiiilliiatoi~i. iiiirl Messrs. ___._
A. A. M(-I.:-an. M. i'. and Jiiincs Mr- WHY D0 OUR FISHER FOLK8
Isaac for the Govoriiincnt caniiirlulcis. NOW CHANT A SONG AS THE
and Mr. J. M. Clark for the Liboral GREAT WHITE FLEET GAILY
candidates. STEAM8 ALONG? WHY DO OUR
The meeting was almost uiianinions- WORKSHOPS NOW MERRILY RING
fly in favour oi' the (lovcrnniont randi- AND JOLLY OLD FARMERS WHIS-
iialns. who obtained it rousing rvci-p TLE AND SING? 'TIS THE LIFE
tion. and were listened to tiinoughoiit AND HOPE PROSPERITY BRINGS,
with the greatest attention. .luiiging FOR MATHIESON'B GOV'MENT lg
.by Ihc political feeling in this district DOING THINGS: FOR MATHIE.
Messrs. Kennedy and McNevin will SON'S GOV'MENT I8 D0|Nq
‘way to Lido.” have a walk-over on the 16th. THINGS.
»
iiii ciiiiiiniiis
The following is the list of Govern-
ment candidates and the districts
they are contesting.
Electors should make it a point to
mark their ballot with a cross oppo-
site the name of the Government can-
didates for Councillor or Assembly-
man. or both. for whom they may bo
entitled to vote.
KINIIS EIIUIIII
FIRST DISTRICT V,
John McLean. Councillor.
Dr. A. A. McDonald. Assemblyman
SECOND DISTRICT
Aeneas A. McDonald. Councillor,
Il. D. Mc-Ewen, Assemblyman.
THIRD DISTRICT
John A. McDonald, Councillor.
Jolm A. Dewar, Assemblyman. _
i- \
FOURTH DISTRICT -
Murdoch McKinnon, Councillor.
A. l’. Prowse, Asseniblyinan.
FIFTH DISTRICT
John A. Matliieson, Councillor.
R. J. McLellan, Assemblyman.
[IlIEIN'S IIIIIINII
FIRST DISTRICT
Alex. J. McNevin, Councillor.
lilurdoch Kennedy. Assemblyman.
SECOND DISTRICT
I.. L. Jenkins, Councillor,
John H. Buntain, Assemblyman.
THIRD DISTRICT
ll. I". l~`et-han, Councillor,
Lcoiiard Wood, Assemblyman.
FOURTH DISTRICT
.\lcx. I). Ross, Councillor.
John S. Martin, Assemblyman.
CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY
S. R. Jenkins, Coiincillor.
Jiiines Paton, Assemblyman.
PHIIIEI IIUUIIII
FIRST DISTRICT
<‘liarlcs Dalton, Councillor.
S. 'l`. Gallant, Asscmhlynian.
Sl-I<`ONI) 1liS'l‘lll("l‘
Giro. lil. Matthews, Councillor.
G. Shelton Sharp. Assemblyman
'I`l-IIRD DISTRICT
II. D. Dobic, (`ouiicillor.
.-\ubiii E. Arsenault, Assemblyman
FOIIIITH l)IS'l`llI("I`
M. (`. Delaney. (`ouncillor.
Samuel' Kennedy, Assemblyman.
FIFTH DISTRICT
J. F1. Wyatt, Councillor. -
James A. McNeill, Assemblyman.
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TEMPERATURE.
TIIJE, MOON, ETC.
'l`0R0.\'T0. Sept. 15.-Maritime:
.`-loderiile winds. shifting soutii-west;
showers iii first, then clearing and
warin.
'I`lli-I \\’l<lATlIEIL---Ycsterilay was
rainy and disagreeable.
The highest temperature recorded
_vesicrflay was 54 deg. above zero.
At iiinc o'i.-lock yesterday morning Il.
i'c;zi.<te>ri‘il 53 deg. above; at 5| last
night :'»!I dog. nbovc. 'I‘li1‘ coldt-sl tho.
prcvioiis night, was 44 deg. above zero.
The liilc will be high this afternoon
:it 3.10 and tomorrow at 4.15; it will
bc high toiiiorrow morning at 2,19 and
Friday at 3.00.
The sun sets this evening at 0.11
:iiid loiniirrow iii 0.09; ii rises tomor-
row inorniiig at 5.38 and Friay at
5.39.
'Phe iiionii sets tonight ai 9.32.
There was ii`nnw moon on Thurs-
day, September 9th at 5.53 a. ni.
The first quarter of thc iueon will
be on Thursday, Sept. 16th. at 3.21 a.
Ill.
’i`Iic lcnglli of iorliiy will hr' twelve
iioiiixs niiii iliirty-loiir iiiiiiiili-s.
COMING 1£VI‘}N'I".s, .
ANNOUNCEMEN'1'S,
MEETINGS, ETC.
ONE CENT por word each inser-
tion for advertising in this column.
i‘.:ish must accompany orders. Mini-
mum charges, twenty-live cents.
"Canvas stretchers. 75c each. Agri-
cultural Ilall . 2273-'I-27Mtf.
**'i`hi- i.ailir‘R Aid Sor‘ii‘i_v of the
i‘.i-1.i. iiospitnl will servo luiii-ht-on up
stairs iii iiio l'Ixh|bitIoii Building dur-
ing Exhibilloii week. '
“Tho affair of ‘ho season will be
the grand bazaar o be held in the
t‘ity Market during Exhibition week.
2968-9-l4m2I.
“llolp along the good work by
sending a contribution to the bazaar
to bo hc-.Id in the (‘.iiy Market during
I-lxiiibition week in tho interests oi’
Notre Ilanio Ar-arlcniy. 2967-9-i4in2I.
"llciiiliigtoii 'I`ypewrIti-r digtineiiom;
incliide being purveyors to His Males-
ly King of Great Britain and Ireland.
to ills Ma,1esty's Government in Can-
ada. in Indie. in Australia. New Zea-
land and Africa. A. Milne Fraser, Hali-
fax. lw. S. 2971-9-15Mll
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