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_ . 5 ACTS 5 Big Bank Robbing Scene
ALL STAR CAST Police Capture
A BROADWAY Locked ln The Safe
Prove ll. Prison Scenes Actually Taken- At Sing Sing
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dog ln_a screaming bit
CHAS CHAPLIN
A il ici' full bythe _ 1-_ COMING! _
Kgylstone IT/llcerigry Makers F R' '  -SPECIAL
F A I T H F U L '_IN_ The GIOV§1fl101"S
Roscoe Arbuckle_ and a   D FAM0USaPI?;YERS
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Al`tl~r lwiliv: ill blit :l short tillll- fol-
loil-iilg :ln iil-ii\'i- lit`i~ Ill-xi-kizlli l_l. l'l_»l-
llril_ zl ri-sillvilt of this oily lol' .ill
ypiu--l_ .lil-ll .\`litili'l|:l_\' :ll`lei'illlilll :lt thi'
lllllllli ill' his .:oil, .\l'llllir IC. l'l»il;il‘il, 1:4
I<`.lllorsoll .\'tl'i~l-i. .\lloilr il li.-l-I, hw-
f,,,<,. jpilil-zitilliiis ili` il i.:l-ni-rlll ll|'l-zlkillIl~
llp. iilvillr-ill til olil :lu"~ i\l'l"‘l'i`l'I| “ml
'ls-nth was llilo to tlllf<.
M,-_ pllllaird vallni- io i’iil'tlllllll froill
i`li:li'l/liti-tli\\'ll. l’l‘iiil-if l‘§il\\‘iil'll lslllllll.
illloiil Sin yi-ilrs algo. 'l`lll~l'l‘ lil* llllll
|ilil»n I-lliilil-l-if-ll with thi- poliwl- lll-pall‘l-
,,,,.,,| f,,|~ 14 _vi-ill‘s. \\\'o _vi-;ir.~; of irliilcll
ill- lizlll si-rvlfll as its hi-nil. lil' ivas lil
onli tililli slii-rift' ot' l\'illi:`.~: t‘illlllt.\' ‘U
that plwlvilllll-. l'poll l-onlin: lo l’<il'|-
lzlilll lil: l-llgngllll in the bll.~ailll~ss of
laying tloilrs. rl.-tirili;_f t`-liir _\'i»zli's ilizo
on lllrolillt of his :ici-. Ill- wits ii llil-lli-
hisl' of till* l.ilill.:.-liili‘i- t';lrpi»lltl>t'.\" l‘ril-
tvlslivl- llllll ltliiil-vllll-ill .\`oi-il=t_\' Nil. I
pf this l-ity. llilriiiu his l-l».-illi-li.-l- in
_l‘llrtluilll, .\li'. I’<lllllrll wits ai ini-lllhi-l'
and rl-glillll' l-oilllnilllii :int ot' t'l»ii>'i'l-ss
Htl-»»l»t _\lf-tllllllisl i-Zpi.-<‘llplll l'liiirl-ll.
Z\Ir. l’illl:lrll was lwil-li ill;ll-ri--il. the
l-llilllreii oi' till- tii'::t \\'it'l~ i~'llr\'i\'il\l§
zlrc; .-\l'tliiir IC. l’oll;li~ll :llill .\li‘s. Jas.
JE. t‘l'lll‘l.'i-lt, oi' this l'it_\', :lnll by the
pol-oilil wifi- lll~~ri- wl~rl- six l-hilllrlelt
of lvlllinl iliosn silrvivillg ltre: Mrs.
lir-rforll .I<~.<pl~il, \\'l~.st .\'li\vtlill. .\lil.~'s..
Boi-I <`., ll:ll'ly\' ilnll l’<~rl'_v, all of llrock-
toil, .\i:l.~‘s., :lllil l~`i‘l\il lit this l-ity.
The fulleral slrr\'i<»l\:~l will ill- lil-lil
Tut-silzly at 2.30 frolll the homo of
his soil. 54 liliilersoii street. inter-
llinllt will tzlkl- plat-v ill l"lli~l-st t’it_v
(Tellletel'y.---l’ul‘tlallil, ;\Ic., lllxl-lizlllgle,
,ne-~ior»=»
PEOPLE’S THEATRE
l.ii:.~t llii.'llt`s show at lilo l’co_ple's
'l`lllilltrl\ fl-lltill'l\ll lllll: ot the finest
illnis that it l`ll.il'lo:i.-towll liiillii~,lli~l»
,has lirlil' willllvsslill. _*.2-', llillll-rt \‘Vt1r-
wick allll ll St+H‘-I-‘~ii:<l-&.i " \li;ls .Iillllllv
\'all»lltiill~" lllilvl tlli- ;ililli»-iil~l- eiltllrill-
li-ll tllrollgll tive rl-l~l.<. ; 
i.il`<»likle svvlif-s iii Slllllllzlilll. ill Sing
Sing prisoii. etl-., tolli at tlirillilli; pir-
tlirli lille ot' the .<ti'lli.'l:li-s of il ollli-tllllo
rrlillli to tlll‘o\\' oft' thv .sllill'kli~s llf liii
l-vii past. .\li iilllll-rl-ill'l'i-llt of lovll
runs lliroilgll thi- till".
'|'|le sl'l‘i\ce will-l‘l» the two i'ol'ol‘lllell
l~i'ili-l'l';il>ki=i's tl-st their olll l‘ollll':lilr-'es
lilllil=st_\' by ll-liviilu' him :llollv witll
pill-s of grl~l-illllll-l.':= was portrll_\'ell
.\'|lli~illlillly. ’l'll~- stl'llgi;le with the
palssillil for “:4\\':li;" sliliwlnl tlil: finest
iii-pill lit' t`l-l»liilL'.
'Fhl- last lil-t lvillls lip to il l-liillaxr ol'
tllrilllili.: illtl~llsit_v, ill wllii-li Jllillily
zlllil his old pill ilrl- .stilllll-lily l'lllli~ll
lipon to l'l-\'.i\'l~ tlll~il‘ olll skill ill the
.‘~'zlt`»--llpvllilli; lille. .lillilll_\' wrvstll-s
lll~.-pi-l'aitl-l_\' with this l-lllilliiililt,iol\.
wllilli his swl-l~tllli:li‘t :lllll nhl llll_\'ll~.
ihi- lll»tl~l-tivli, witll .ll wllrraiiit l`o`l‘
.Iillllil_\"i~' ilrl-list, wlitlili tri~illlilllllsi_\'
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CUNSEUUINEIS [ll lllllll
PARIS, Sept. tl.- A despatch to the
llllvlls .»\gl=lll'y l'i‘olll illlellarest, llatell
Sl-pti.-llibol' I, says: '
“l‘llllstlllltilloplll tf\llli:l'2IlIlS Sul'-‘i
tliilt the Follllllittnn of linloil llllll Pro-
grl-ss is begliillillg to have doubts _us
to the final \'ii‘toi'y of Gernlaily and is
i-oiisillvrillg the lfllllsliliulilllies of do-
t'liiit_ lt has given orders that t`ll‘el'-.lis
alllli Ilulgllrilllls be trentell with all l-on
,,~;illcl'atioll. Other fol'eigliel'S, illeliill-
illi; belllglerellts, are closely watlzllvll,
but are not boillg lllolested.
“.\`o lnoi-li (ll-rlllail artillery ellgilleel'
otlilzlirs are ai-l-lvilli: :ind :lttelllpts are
bl-ing nlalle to train 'i`urklsll otlilziars
to l'epllll:li them. Tllcso attempts are
iiinlitillg witll hilt little slilrl‘ei~ls.
“'l`hc great fear ill Turkish official
circles is that lilllgzlriil. will refuse
|llli zlgroeiiiellt, proposed zlllll llvlt
‘tleirllllllly will fall ill hcl' llegotliltiolls
fftllll Ul1I>U5l\" <‘0l`l"`l`-`i Uillll- |*llll'l|"’l‘l' with Ituulllilililt for llin transit /lf
till Iii- llllrsts the door ilplell llllil ros-
viies the hillf slill`oi'iitl-il l'llilil.
.»\ l-zipitiil l`oil is |li'i-si-illifil ill the
lnililitions. 'i`lle opinion In (`olistn.iltiil-
.oplll golll-rillly llll-lille:-i to pl'siiiliiisill."
:llltirs ot' l"ntt_\' ilnll his l`llil|l|‘lil l~`illil
lit the llilli. 'l`lll~. filll is fast illill t'ill'i-   
oli~. .ind illlt oxen .l (]il.lki-r p.lr-llli
lioillll point  lilli.:l-r :lt it. A I l
,_-._.s., i iiiiiiii iii iiiiii
\\'.-\.\lil.\'tll`().\', Si-pt. i.--.\lllbiis-
siidor Piiirl- ilt. I.olilloll lzlihliiil the stlltle
lllipllrtllil-lit toilaly Illllt this Iiritisll
iilllllirlllty lizlll iilt`llrliii-ll Iiilll the Allllll
linlil' ilespel'izili was sailing its iln or-
llillary pllssellger vessel iiilil hall never
llelill ill the ;.:ovl~l'lllllellt service siillzc
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l.l).\'l)l)I\'. Si-pt. 8.-lt was alllioillic»
l~d tlllilly lllllt tl-ii pllrslllls were killlell
ill Inst lligllt‘s Zepplelill raid over the
l-ilsl i-mist of lilllglallll. 'l`llree otli`el's
tire lllissillg and are lielievell til be
hill-toll ullller the debris of wrecked
,tho war llegull. lllilillliiigs. Forty-tlll‘ee were illjilred.
’l`llriio _illl'orat't. particlplltell in the raid.
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kinds.
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In a remarkable test, recently made under the supervision ofa western Board
of Health, over 9000 school children were questioned as to what they ate for
`§Ca ’t Affo d Handicaps
A large percentage of the breakfasts consisted of coffee, bread and _butt_er,
coffee and oatmeal or some other cereal; coffee and hotcakes;_c_offee and biscuits;
coffee and coffee cake, or boffee alone. Probably the same conditions prevail gener-
“IS IT ANY WONDER,” SAYS THE EXAMINING PHYSICIAN,
“THAT 23 PER CENT OF THESE CHILDREN HAVE FRE-
QUENT HEADACHES?” ' '
He was thinking of the chief cause-coffee. It IS:no wonder when we coil-
sider that coffee contains the powerful drug, caffeine, a nerve poison and notorious
cause of headaches, heart' trouble, sleeplessliess, irritation, and other ills l The
results of tea drinking are similar to those of coffee, because they both
contain the same drug.
Parents often wonder why their children are sickly, dull and backward in
school, when frequently the cause lies in the homely, accepted habit of giving them
a beverage containing an insidious poison
When scientiests and Boards of Health everywhere are speaking out against
the dietetic dangers to which children have been so long subjected, it is high time
that parents take heed and correct these conditions. No child should be perniited
_ to use tea or coffee. It is easy to furnish them instead the pleasant, pure food-drinl<=
Instant Po tum
Made from wheat, roasted with a bit of wholesome molasses, Postum con-
tains the goodness of the grain and is a most delicious beverage, economical, con
venient and free from drugs or any harmful substance.
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Postum comes in two forms: The original Postum Cereal, which_has to be
boiled; Instant Postum--soluble-made infthe cup with hot water--instantly.
They are equally delicious, and the cost per cup is about the same for both
Postum for Children Avoids Many Troubles!
“There’s a Reason”
_ Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Windsor, Ont., ' 
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susvolrr 'ri-'liz MEN wi-lo ARE,
i-i£i.PlNo 'ro nlioucs»1-ris-ulorrr-
IMPROVING BUILDINGS. - Mr..
Jllules Waddell, Victoria, has almost.
completed the nevrwin which he ls
NEW STUDENTS ale rel!lst.er.lng.a_t.
the Union Commercial College every
day. This ls the time to enter. Send
to Pl-lliclplil Moran for a copy of the
new prospectus. 2904
. ` _ éum- ‘ ; 1 _I
TO ATTEND P. W. C.-Mr. Ralph
Bolilter. Mr. Heath l\lcQuurrle.
Messrs.Ralph_Wlndsor ullll llarry Leu,
Victoria. .und Hubert Nicholson, ,Cray
paull and Miss Jnllllttc Valneroll,
South Melville, left for lfllllrlottetowil,
Monday, where they will iittenll-Prince
of Wales (foliage.-V. V .
,PRINCIPAL MORAN of the Union
(`.(_llilllierl:ial College has graduated
more shorthulid writers than ally other
teucller ill this province. 'File latest
illctlioiis are found at the U.l!.C.
` 2904
Pittsfield, Mass.. will arrive in the
city Saturday evening llilil will prcilcll
at botll morning anti eveliillg services
ill the Central (‘.lll'lliti;lu <'hlil'l:ll next
Sunday. Mr. Bennett collles with a
view of acceptliig it pustorlltc wltli
this Churlrll. Ho is it graduate of Ox-
forll University, and was borll ill Eng-
laild. Ile comes lllghly recliinnleillled
and is all eloquent llnil forceful
preacher. '
NOW, WHO SHOULD WITHHOLD
THEIR FAIR MEED OF PRAISE
FROM MEMBERS WHO HAVE
BROUGHT .US HOPEFUL DAYS;
WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR COUN-
TRY WELL AND TRUE, UNDER
A LEADERSHIP STRAIGHT
THROUGH AND THROUGH? FROM
A LOVE OF COUNTRY ACHIEVE-
MENT SPRINGS-SO, LONG MAY
THEY ALL_ SERVE STILL DOING
THINGS! STILL DOING THINGS,
STILL DOING THINGS! S0, LONG
ING THINGS!
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SPECIAL TRIP. - 'l`Ilc S. S. llilr-
lilllll made it special trip to Victoria
Monday to convey Ll-il & (‘.l:il‘k's lIlll~
stein herd to (‘.h:irlllt.tetowll from
will-nee tlley were roilveyed to liilli-
fzlx to be shown lit this lilxllillitilni.
Sill- left Victoria. nt about 5 zl. ill. in
:_-_-:_-:_-:-::;:.:.§n~,|@,-_-_-.7iv.-_»q_»;-:--1'-;-'fi-1'-'~
'L ‘rr i=Avs to im il. inn Provlnéii'
GAGE on 'rl-in lsi.ANo. ;, __
- " ' ` ' "lie
building to his barn Ill order t.0»llill-l¢Q,1llel_r electric light bill q _ 
rounl for his harvest.-V. ,Sent 1001 Will- l'°¢°i"° . _,.  Wg?
` rand thus save money. .23§,f~
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MAY THEY ALL SERVE STILL'DO-I
T0 DO HIS DUTY BY MATHIESQ
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   A ._.i_1cf|,_i=_1<i<iwH..i<i-\v_i so iiiiliqiil
‘nonoen la'xP:c'rs`ei/'eizv img ._  ` I - PRESENT l  
_.rits MAN wi-to ooze 'rlllliesir
., **~'°"* H., _ .\ '
_ A‘n'r cl.Ass min i»i‘¢_‘“r,il'a it
class will reap; Sept.,_-_Idgliflll 310
llilnderstrten. `  ~ 1 "H2351
"biscouN1'- Allv lm" "`nylil'é
wi-iv no oun Fisl-iEn_i=eLlts
Now ci-lANT A sono A8 Tits
c.nEA1° wllrrs FLEET GAIL.
a1°EAlvis Ai.oNel wrlv coping
.wonxsl-loPs Now MEnnii.v nm
'AND .lol.i.v oi.n FARMERS wi-1%
TLE AND SING? 'TlS__THE Ll
AND HOPE PROSPERITY :DQINGS
FOR MATHIESON’S GOVIME T ‘I3
DOING THINGS; FOR MATHIEA
,SON'S GOV’MENT IS DOING
THINGS. . , ,.
GOOD WORD FOR THE GIRI,_Sri-
Apropos or Mr. I’ntoli’s remarks ite
.the pupils of Prince Street Helloolatl
bugnlall froill Westerll Ontario, who
liltely spent some tilllo fill' Itlls ;`G.Ity‘.
made the unquallfied,asA‘ert on that
he had never come across a city' t'lla`Ii
colitainell so many pretty girls as
REV. FI. W. BENNETT, M. A., 1-¢(‘.llal_‘lottetowil. They scorned to lie
everywhere. lie had spent all even-
ing at the baild’ii perfornlnllce lil tile
Square and the “glorious garden of
-girls" he saw there left lilln spcecln
less. lie proceeded to draw riltller
dlsioyill collipilrisolis between the
girls of-his native province and tire
girls of the Garden of the Giilt’.` 'Tile
young ladies of Ontario did ilot l'etnl_il
the peach-like bloom of youtli` so long.
which llc said was probably owing to
the more trying extremes of tellipera-
ture which tllll Wl~.sti=.rll 'province en~
joys. The bllrllillg glow of the slim-
iner iillli and the keen winds of the
zero winter told oil the cnlnplex‘ion`
very soon. and the maidens ot’ the
West. begun to look old before their
time. '
LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. -
The Gliardiiln has received 'from the
-I-loud Utlice of the Calladlitil Blink of
lloillillerce. il illzutly put lip-braetilre
clliitalililig letters froln li'iolillll=l‘s-l  ot’
t.lle Blink »staff iiloiv- fit' the front, “a
partial roeolill ot' the part plynod by otli-
eeirs- of the Bank ill the (lreilt. ldliro-
pean \V_:lr." The letters, sonic ot` lheln
written iii»the trollehcs, some in 'holi-
pitals, some from “Soniewllere ill
Fr;ill,ee" or Fliulrlers are itll liltei°i-st-
illg.-encil telling ill its own wily of
some phase of the war, and glviln;
tllrlllillg persoliril experlcliecs. 'l‘lle
llrllcr to lliake colillevtiolls with the
5.- S. Nortlllllnberllillll. It is llllder
stood that one of the young lleifers
got clear of tho llerll iii l`Iiarlottctowil
mill that they hnll»-_to pl'ocl=.cil wltliollt
ll,l>i'.~-Y. ,l- _
A GOOD BAROMETER OF TRADE
l-oilditiolls lil it (‘oillltry- is iilsili‘llllcl>.
ill this l-ollliolrtioii iiit‘ol'llllltioll is giv
ell ily the l’. li). l. llrzllleli of tlletireal
West Life Asslirililcli tio., lllliler 'till
lllallngenlelit ot’ Hyndillllli & (‘.o., Ltd.
that lilisiness has been cxceptioiialli
good throughout tltilizlda and lil P. E.
island this (Yompaily shows all' iii
l~,i°ezise of over (f)lill'lIlllldl'llll l’er~(!l.>nt
lip to ellll ot' Ailgrist colnplirell -with
lllst yleiir. 'l`llis tloinpzlny with its low
pri-llliilili rules and high lllvilliillll rc
turns has Ileltollii-. so popullli' tllroilgll
oilt. Villlilllal, fllat,it has lcd all Quill
paniiis Ill the llniliunt. of new lfaiilidiai
llilslllc:-is ,for till: pllnt eight. years' alll’
has llow ovl-r Ono lliliillrvil lllilllolls o
ilislirililce ill for e. 'l‘iiil'('!olllp:tily rl-
lslllnd iliill till-rolls a specially gool
opportilllity for :ln oiiergetii: lilzlli tl
work ill (‘|ia_i'l0lIetllwil'iillll viclllity.
ll UISLV not be generally knowll Illlll
the Mlillnging llirector of the (lrcili
Lilo is i\‘lr. ll. lt. Fc-rgilsoll, ll nlltlvi
ot' l‘. E. llllallll. 2399
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SUllMlll|NlS NUW A
NEW YORK, Sept. G.-Operating un-
der tllolr own power wltllout refanl~
lint: or revlctllallillg and wltliout the
_sllgvlltvst iiilsllan, ten submarines, de-
aigllnll by the American naval nrclll-
rm-tli :ind blillt by Amerlcall artlslilis.
lllivc witlllll the last few nlolltlis
l-l~o:~'isl-ll the Atlantic Ocean and are
llow doing yennlnn service for the
llllieil cause in German Tllrkisli wut-
ers.
\Vliii'o the rest of the 'world Ima
hi-ml droalllillg of the diiy when
_tlil,\___t_riills»Atl:illt,ll' siiblrlarllle would
be nn nlvmlnllllllilled fact, the thing
has bl-on ilonl- hy American genius
and Alilr-rlrlln l'-rilftsmalislllp. _.
lil. just tlvl- lnontlls from the time
that lfllllrlos M. Schwab, of tlllli Beth-
lehem Stool (foiilpany, signed il con-
tract for the sllbnmrines for the Brit-
ish Govl~l'llnll‘lit the "little vlpers,” us
they have l-ollio to be kilowli, worl-
tilrileil over to British crews nt the
Vlckors~Mllxlni yards Iii M_olltl~olll,
when- they were bllllt jointly by the
Bétlllelicm Steel Company and the EI-
el-trlc lloilt Company, and started for
the war zone.
l~‘lvl- llrc operating near Hellgo-
lalld. bellillll which Island the main
German fleet has been hiding since
the outbreak of wnr. The other llvc
sre with the allied fleets ln the Dar-
danelles. All records In submarine
construction llave'been surpassed by
this feat, and all records 'for speed
and sustained effort have been exceed-
ed. Wlthlil two weeks after, leaving
Montreal live of the submarines were
safe In the English Channel. Inside of
twenty days the other five were Ill
Turkish waters. and their command-
ers- have reported' for lnptanepctlve
the allied fleets, Vloo Afhlrel db Roe-
boc _ ~~l ._
"l'lIe'iionstruc'tIon of these craft and
their despatch to the-llluropenn war
zones were attended with he greatest!
secrecy.,  '
In the face of the wonderful German.
system of espionage the American
workmen dld their tasks unsuspectedf-
So thorough were the precautions _tak-
en-tliat until now not n personioutsldet
of those Intended to ~llnow. had In
liliires ll few llll3'l'e_.Ai.:olit§-l ill l'. IGI
ii iuiiliij
service to the British Olimnmler off
Dlmllilllet' MSU Hives lrconiplete list to
lal.e.~Augllst~1, 1915, ot' mlinibers who
‘lave .ullllertaloen nl»lli-tlury' llllty and lil-
`orluiltiun regarllliig cilsutlltllis. lil
the lloilollr ltoll- nre the rillmes of sev-
~nte.l:ll .killed in ilctioll or died of
.vlllllllls or illness, 28 wounded. four
iissiiig. three pl'is.rlllr=,i‘s of wnr und four
liek. 'I‘hii booklet will he found n vlllll-
lblll, l`unll.oI` llit'ol'nilltioll on sonic
li` tile most thrilling episodes ill the
war. - ' ,
FAREWELL RECEPTION. - On
Monday evellilii; Sept. 'liih ll larlll»,.
llilliber of the residents of Lot I6
.zaltllcreil lit tile llolllc ot l\lr_. llllll Mrs:
i:illl'es‘lVlcl.:ire'll, to do Ilollerflo Ml‘.\li'
'.. t‘iil'r_v, stlldi-nt pastor of ill-,lllioiil
Ziltptlst lrilllrlvli, on the evo of' his ili~-
‘larturo from the colllmllliity. 'I‘|ll»
zllcsts wl=,rc ilillnlllei-s of the Ill-lmoilt.
:oligl'ei.:illioll iiillillllillg it goodly ililln-
iior ‘of l`riollils from Illiighhoriilg
-lillrl-.Iii-s. A___ very lelljoyltblv ovellillfl
wlls sill-lit with lllile-lic, sllilgs, :ini
rallies. Miss ll/lily ('lllllplll‘ll pill:-lilliiil
it tile orgllil grlicefiilly :ind cllll.~.ii\.litl_»r
liill dill illlioll to lilzlke the i'lil:eptioil,zi
lllrel-ss. Social chill-r and good , fill-
lowsllip llllllilllillill. illlto ill tho oven-
llig lllloilt eighty or nlorll guests sa:
lowll to ll rlsplliit iealcillatlril to teiilpl
'lie illost llelicate ilppolite. When itll
'lllil`|lzll'l;llllil`i the ililrl;t_|lllg was callilil
o orlliir and Ml‘. Alfred Slllipsoll up
 ioiiltvll lrllilrilllilli, with li brief opellilli:
i\'ol“il till- lilluirlliali cil|lel_l_li_p0li Rev.
I.. El Al-klaliil ot' Sullllilllrsiilc to
fpvllk , \Vitll iliilvoillillg ,t'l=.elilig_ll._1lll_ scr-
lltlslless t.lll> latter tolilfol' the Lilxc_eell~
ligly pil-llsilnt i'l-liltlollsllip cxistiilg be-
.weell the _vollilg p:lst`or llllll his people,
1 rcllitiollsllip lllloilt, to lie s`evel'l~d by
'llc stern liil_ll of. lllity-tile Enlpirll‘s
ill-.lid ot' llll\ll. llc spoke trlltllflilly of
Mr. t‘llrr_v’s unusual fitness allil nit-
tlirill olllllilvllleilt. for ills chosen pro-
i’l~sl~:ioll. :illll voiced the deepest wlslltis
it' itll that llc nil it bc solo ` ke -
. gl _- __ l_y.- .~ pt
lillld the ll:illi;el‘s ot’ war llild spared to
l‘ll_sllnll\ hifi, high vocation. Then oil be-
lizllf ol' tlloilll prosellt. the speaker pre-
seiltell Mr. (‘lll'l‘y wltll the visible tok-
vn ot' his l‘olii.:l‘l-giltioll's iiffeelloll, it
llll‘ge slim of lilolley voluntarily con-
!l‘ibilteil on the occrlsluli. Mr. t‘ilrry
l-lillle to llellliolit only tlirec_ months
'mo as sllnilller iiilpply, blit ill so eillort
1. time won the estlei-ln of the whole
colilllillnity ily his sterling worth ol
elliil'zll:ti~r llnil his iiiilisliill talent as it
prclleller for one no yoli-ng-still In
his tl-lills. I-lo left 'l‘iiesllil_v morning for
his Iiollle Ill l‘flrt Millt.lnllll, N. S.,
wlli\l‘l‘. with his lirolllers _who also has
volillltel-i'c-ll for active service, }1g'wl||
jolll the llelcllllers of t-he Empire. This
is the secollll time the Bclinoiixtt cllilrlili
llzili given lip its pastor to the <.nlplre‘r
ni-l-ll. Lllst. _vliar Mr. Robert Ilorilc left
to join :ill allilillltince corps, mid is ilow
:ill olllcl-.r serving lil France.
WT* .
DERNBURG AGAIN AIRING HIS
VIEWS
LONDON, Sept. 4--Telegrilphlllg
from Amsterdam, Relitor's corres-
polldclit says that on his election
Thursday, as ‘President of the Ger-
miill Economical Association for
South and Central A.merIcil,.formed In
Berlin on Wednesday, with ll. view to
expanding Germanlildustl-Isl Interests
on the American Continent,” Dr. Ber-
ciiiliiiitt l.EA'n'siJ  ., .
 - T0 GOIISIIIIPTIIIN
1 Catnrrli isis muéh'~3a blood dis-
ease-ut serafulnl oil; zlieumatism. III
muy.be,.r ' ve , uti cannot e
removcil-#Sy-Tlmply local. treatment.
It bnalrs down the genel-nl health,
weakens-tllof lung tillilos, and ludl
tb consumption. _ " . t
Ho6d’o 'sxrstlpsrillt' fl 10 suc-
celi`sful'Iii"ll_l6_ treitmelit of '_oa'tnrl-ll
tllllt fl: ilklto ll the bait remedy
lnkllng of what had -been dollli- » i
li”
biwd. A»ksimr.dr.iiiiri¢l li.
’ft.f till. alum. ~ It plélru iii.
v' ig , , 1
,.2 1
I
.done by the brigade. He was anxious
»~ ».-6
Marinas
and FRANK
|E¢lw§|~¢l *Men Ewomepi.
,IN THREE r"All’i‘s ” I-
, _ T40,DA¥  AV Iillmallly-Produced and
 ‘° Pleasantly Artistic M"eI`o‘.
7 and 3_45 I Drama of Modern American
_,___,_, _ Life with such Stars as
_, LIONEL,l_3_Al_{RYMORE, BLANCHE"SWEE1`, ‘<-
GERTRUDE ROBINSON, FRANK CRANE, `
NORCROSS `
.Jul
_ Murdock McQuarrie
. ID
“For l Have Toiledi'
Dralna
Witll The Aid Of
, Tlle Law
Western Drama
BILLIE REEVES
Famous English Music
Hall Comedian in
Wilie’s Ma Came
_ _I
. BILLY nlrcnln
_ AND , __ ,
PEGGY PEARCE,
. is -  
Love and Sour.-Note;
This is no sleep Producer
but a Wakefulj Riopling,
Riotous, Laff Fest
.Forbes Law Dllguill
Baritone A
-ORCHESTRA
-COMING-
“Two Little Britons”
I ' Back
Patriotic » Drama
  ..... -.il
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_. ._ I 4
"'t; “-
the Campaign. --
Regiment. '
  nothier Call
for Men 
_ Authority has been received by
Lt. Col. J. R. Allan.,-.O..~C...82nd
 Regiment: --authorizing, a Depot of
Infantry for Overseas Servi-ye.~~ 
250 lVIenWanted.
All to remain  
\ Apply to the Recruiting `Offic"ers‘ 
Major C. Leigh, Charlottetown
Cap. W. C. Cook, , » . "‘-'I ' _
Lieut, L. A._Moore, Summérsidef
and any Officers of the 82nd
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J
llcrll Ilci‘llburg, lil ll. speech of tlilllllts
said:
“At the present tinlo Gcrnlally has
blit il. few friends ill the world. Soli-
tlllient in Soiitli Alniiriczl is divllllid
and the reiil lielltrillity of Nortll
Alllilrlcli is ilollbIt'lll. lt ls ilot illi-
illterestiiil: to l'l~nlolnlier that Vin-
l-.oliiit llalllllllo tthcil Britlsll Lord
lllgll (‘lllliil~l-llol') at Mallcliositer ex-
plained to the niercliarlts that now
was their cliallce to snntcll from
Germany, forever, commercial slip-
renlaoy.
“tfolitiilllillice of the wilr will colli-
pel lls to tliill new oiicillilgs for the
lillllllllelwizll l'l=l'll{iIure of markets,
llo\v lost, will bill-oiiln moro llltllcillt..
Witllolit. l'o:ll llllll iron, Solitll Alller-
lea will always be ilepelilloilt on Ili-
llustrilll states. 'l`llcrcforl‘., the ill-
vesitilii: of illoro lilipitiil lil Soiitll
Anlorivil would be worth while wllli
li view to igallllni: lost groillill. llo-
iililes streligtllellillg'our elionolllil-.lil
liitliil-lice, lt. would be iniportiillt also
to obllllli tho niorlil lilllllelico which
llitlll-rto llils been greatly llllilerestlni-
iltoll.
“Wo not only have failoll to under-
stiliill till- solltlinciit ill. Smith America
bllt oven that of other peoples und
tIlerel`ore tillll few friends among tllo
lioiltrills. This lsgrcatly I’l_ie'fa,ult of
the Gerlllallswho must learn to unllor~.
Rtmlll neollles llnll` to`lnt`roduce Ger-
nlannohlevenlellts in selelipe slid tech-
iilcs. anions tllemiwltll* more ills.-.l-e-~
tloil than Iieretbfore..-.`},Only.t;oo often ‘
the ‘German_~»uierehaiit,~shqwflack -of
friendly dlsposltllrn'tows'rds mer-
chants abroad, which ls of special
weight with the l|‘o_ntllel°n peoples." l
lllll] MAHSHIL lllEllEH .
lIllMMlllll$ lIllll|lllllS’
LONDON Sept. 7.- Addressing the
Field Marshal French commended
Caniilla. for showing a magnificent ex-
ample to the Empire ln voluliteerlllg.
Ile also ilcltnowledged the good work
to see the brlgnlln mounter ln order
to see what line cavalry soldiers they
('lilla.fllull Cavalry 'Brigala recolltly.-`
worn. 'l‘l»l~llklng Colonel Seeli of tile
Bri:'.:i~lli  lllc work done. e ex-
prcsill-.ll the belief that their record
would go down In history of/one of -
_the melt splendid ln‘BrIttlh'llI|tory.
nliiniiinirs ill rl
wiiiliii 'iwll wi-:il
Nl~1\V l'(iltl\'. Sept. S.-All Aint-rican
olillli-. t'i'llnl Siiriull says: 'l‘llc_GllzLltl0
llc Voss pillllliilles a llespiltcll l`i1llll
lllll~lllli‘l\st saying Pl'elililellt Tliero-
killers ot' the Itoillilililillil $1 anlbi-r of
llopilties sulll lo all el1l1llq$ec of all
Allsl rliln"conlpijl.ny: “ _l#i_’llli‘l :persuaili-ll
thnt the Dlirdllnollos will fall iii two
or tllrcll will-ks. 'l`lieil we shall inler-
vlilll-. I lillviso yoil to lenvc the
*CLIE
lroillltry." - 1
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