JT`_I?A'V8 to buy in thi! Pmvlnco. `
coveusso, t»assav'rsnlAn-
Rey. _Mr. _Wilson Uvrllll _conduct ser-'
_vices in the Prelhytpfrian Church. at
Cove Head on _  _ne{r'I:_.
i 'vt-ls u. c.`c` nlsor»E'N`so-'rue
Union Commercial College re-opened
this_ week with tho' largest opening
attendaltoe in the history of' t e
school. Principal Moran informs us
that applications are beilug received
every day. Those who intend enter»
ing should d'0 so ut an early date.
` BRITISH MAIL.-The S. S. "Mets-
gama" sails from Montreal on Fri-
day. the 8th instant calling at Halifax
All newspapers and parcels post will
be forwarded from Charlottetown on
boueusw clnculf- nev_ J. s.
M Key wtlll conduct services next
Sqlbath the 10th Inst at Bonshaw at
gl and' Hampton at 3 and Tryon at
CHURCi:l'BERV_IGE8- Mr. M. C.
Macl§innon will preach on Sabbath.
the Oth Inst. at G'lasgow'Roxtd at
10:30; Htllghileld at 2:30, and Lot 48
at 7 o‘clpckl
BELGIAN RELIEF LOTTERY-
Tickets for ilottery of Col. Peake’s
carriage horse -l= in aid uf the Bol-
glall Relief Fund, may' be had of tho
Tre-.murer,'__`D. J. Riley, Queen St.
Only a limited number will he issued.
The price-is one dollar_ '
' 1ll21~9-8Mtf.
To’°¢lay_
e
  mpany Presents
Grace Cunard  and Francis Ford
...;N._ _
   of Mystery” 
_FIFTH EPISODE OF THE BIG CIRCUS SERIAL ' _ _
r    The pastor ohrhé Church new Mm; Sumulersldei, were among the visitors
   0 colm A. Campbell ofliciated. Captain\i“_‘~ii9 Ci'-Y Y95“’i'ii8Y-
y u McMillan is at present ill Charlotte-1 T'
~=- t ntl m ll trif- ids are extending' ii/ii`~ -iiiilies Di““iB» Ciiy- WB* miie”
‘ I t f li it ti _ ~ - -
Sept 7vFire broke out muy 6 C K fn; to be operated on for appendicitis.
steamer Sophie Cooper. WE|;.9_|N(; BE|_|_5____ _,_ preuy_I-lis many friends hope tor his speedy
'en mule dheis limi" wedding wus' solemni1.ed~ in ;llc Meth r°c°ve"y' _
lestroye t e zlrgcr __ (-_ _ I M _ W < _ ---
cargo of 21,591 bags oi' Egyqlevégllillg lihe ;{'§a:_§_'_r_f)l:vhr_flfa;3r8S Mr, Patrick Nelligan, St. Louis and » _
captain believes the blaze Alberta Mar'.Khv Dmhm daughter of Mr. Sylvere Porter, Wellington Sta~
by “ i’°‘“i’ i’i“”"f‘i bi' “ Mr. and Mt-s. \`vllllarn ll. lmntts, be- ii°\1~ have returned *O SL D'1“Si““'B
28|' ill NSW \'0l'k- Came, the bride of M,._ Wmiam Bef. College to pursue their studies there.
traul Warren of Burlllngton. Tile _ ' “_ _ _ _
1;*---f bride who was necomlngly dt-assed, Mrs. McArthur. and young P-011. . _- _ _ _
SVSTEM IN NEW and ca,-,jeg B bouquet of Whig; gage,-5 summer months in thtis city, left yes-
HAS NOT FAH-ED and maiden nalr fern, was attends-d tsrdav on return to their home in
---_ by her S|S,er_ M,” May_ whue the Calgary_ Dr. and Mrs. Fullerton and
Press D¢epatch.) groom WHS supported by his by-othelh Mis's Jean F‘ullerton, accompanied'
Sept 4-'Tho colonial Sergeant J. G. Warren_ The oiilciating ti1€‘l11 BS fill' HB- M0iiCifil~ '
received a comuluni~ ,clergyman was Rev. Mr. Sellar. Miss- *“°*
WB: therct`ol'e nec .s.l.-ry
compulsion, _ where dinner was' sel'vr.\l. at which ll some of the principnll American cities __ _._ , _n _ _
'Zealand government number of relatives and invited before his return. A ‘ i _ _
the voluntary system guests were present Tile popularity  r   
but to be prepared’ for ot' the bride' was abundantly demon- R - 
before palrliianlcni st|'ateu` by the large number of valu~     _ 
year tile lldmiuis- able and useful, elegant presents ` ._____.  _
the pr_'}':autlon oi' sw >;howered upon her during the days ` ` ‘
to maintain the uoun- preced_lllg her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. rcanadmn préss Despa¢¢|.,_)
_  - W'  l' vs_- t tl lr new llolne in , __ H
to thc Inlpcllul (lov allen llo 0 le _ ,I _ -- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
r the powers or the Burlington' accompanied by the best' MISS in-EETTS' 1Eli1J1}ii'tFt§i)9I‘I{\lt;I¥e»Ee$t'a'itarjllnazi Ssiiil-iqlub wmglfy Hun' J' D' Hman' Mi' t-'rlilllc tt k iillll ‘e.ulti:rl_ill the I 5
_ue_ct_ with thld Ls_te,a_mer lesvingyl-lei(-_, _ _ r.. 1 _ .
fax on the 11th. All letter _-‘m_ail ' ~_ \
will be despatched via New York. Mi" oi? Ci`°9i’Y- CW9 Ti'“"°i`E°f
 \ _ _- was a vlsi or to ,the Cityyesterdsy.
WEDDING BELLS.-The marl‘i&ge_ ` -
H7 III- il
___ ` r» V rt  . . _ '
J. lvlt-Mlllnn o._A.. M. A., Pu; ll., np- P°_°Pi°S Church al '1 rt m.
l 1' N . I3 MICGIII 0 B it 'O
izorit opium; in the F‘irs]i5r;’ert;;lW?er(i!t;-ii Him- G°°i'5°"F°i`ii95» M- L- Av Ver'
k Church. Montreal on August 16th mm and Mi' A C siiuliiiiirs- M L A
. y
ow" a “ ' to the P E island Hospital last night
.Q- _ _ _
   ... _ ,»E,,s0,,,__,_5_     
1' - ' - 
1 l  r l
Dollar Comedies
f M-sh M _ N h B Mr M C McKinnon will preach  i 1    & 
supplies B, Geo  o l argare .  _e son _ rower,‘ ~ ~ '~ _  . » ~ - ' _,_ '___ 1-   f
186,_9_7M3i daughter ol' _Mlm and Mrs. John_L."°“ Sabhiiih wth' “i _Gi'“3°w Rd" ai  I t __ __
Browe of Toronto to Ca ain C 1030' Highneld in 2 30 “nd the ‘If ' _ » l
_ ' ‘ CHAPUN ‘ 11'   The Supr me ‘Favorltd of the
5 ` Initbe Second of_ the  'Ai     $1 Eff” 1 I _ .
_  A New Mntnallullnnn Three ,aff D-_ma *MARY _ ICKFQRD' _
- ‘ ' 'In A Typical and Powfrful
William Burwood Protrayal
“The Violet Igllgrsereau ‘R _
° 97 -IN-- __ _
IYCIIIZI Il
lj T A'_ ' Tllse Go-getween Wed Thur
nm wo __c s ociety rama   _
in cream verge with Georgette crepe Jackie- Wim iw-V9 heel) BD€IidiI18 U19  
4i'At3p rn ‘I
-.7401/1/I
ot’ New‘Dinn"s of Charlottetown, daughter of M155 M811' MBCEHCHSFH. CBl`diSiln'  5C
NIGHT 2 SHOWS Cleo Madison In __ _
' » - 7 and 8-45 E|eanor’s Great ¢¢ ,
, U ’
Adglrs 10c _ Orchestra 15c _ Catch  
Baiamy 101: _ Drama In Eight ACU
‘“‘ “"‘°‘“ ’”\ M’ J 'R D‘"“‘S' Ch‘"1°""‘°"'“’ "'“" 1°” ""5 Week f°'w'“""’eg' WM" sh” V////Il/4`\n'\\\\\v//1//1//§\\\\\\\\\\§ew/llulllgmva\\\\vs\\\\\\'».wlla\\\\\v.-J//////A\\\\\\\\n/1”/l;“
- ~ \
cables" abroad ied 'the wedding march. After the ce<re»\Wiii Viilit her BiSt6l‘l MTB- L- WiiliB` _  ' ~ » - - » I - - -   - -' / - f
4-if-l ' =-' ' 
that the voluntary mony V which was attended by s large Bennett. She was accompanied as i's'r  __ _ .V _
in Nc .v Zealand, number of lmutuul friends, the happy' as Montreal by her uncle, Mr. J. D: _
e ~t= couple drove to the bridefs home,” Malcolm, of Cardigan, who will visit  
,L_
U has W im nm wibhgg’ (M n “ml of friends' in whim lt was with -1 glaat shutk to theljuclll, 20 milles southeast oi' Vlluii-
0 , _ . . . _ _ _
im” °““"d'a" i°i"H` residents ot Glenwood when they mir Volyski. was heralded by H
' heard that the spirit of Miss L Betts <i\‘&l1'lilliC incident- During the i1l‘iii‘
' in 3 - ' ' ' le re :tration in this part, the
thet daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. C. PY D D
‘ " Betts had taken its flight to the other Teutnns were- treated liberally’ 10 iile
_ . world, during Thursday evening. The new Russian gas shell. The- Austrian
reality ot her passing could hardly tire was suddenly silenced. The Rus-
bel realised as she was about on Bit’-115 i`“iii1‘i"ig i°"Wa"i~ found _ents
-‘ =_;_ _I Monday, 'l‘lles`tlay and even on Wed- trenches tenated only by ‘ 'E A'
f  ' _-i fnesday. On Thursday however a gfimiy grotesque ii5“"e“' lying or
-_ _ _ his ani, leaning, evidentlyikiile-J instantly by
Somewhere abollt 8 p. m. she closed emi ___m____ed on T____.r___d__y _morning
h . t tl _ M - ' _
hifhiygaeso Oli? _:argl rlearucgarseihxrng there was u ilve hour artillery pre-
young lady ln all her doings She I 1 ed
` was a faithful member of the Metho- hutatlgltgh them G“.t?i.‘nB. ww mr V
\ / . ' ` uratlon.
_ _ __ ' left Eehind who with _hhelr ,rliamély D By 'two o’<:Iock lu the llftc;-_“noon
"` ` _'_ f ' ‘ ' _feel t e bl°.w very, mm ' e B' three lines of Teuton tt'Lliches`lrstl
ceased was lu her 27th year and was been captured, “long a flom of twenty
_ ~ _  ____ ____, _ looked upon as a most exemplary milpa ,rhma mousand p_r_-__0herS_
dist Ilhurch at Milburn. On Satur- ' _ __ _
   able gain nt the right ni' the Sommer knew would be the Summa
_ _ __ _ I:<»u_ltoll. _ _ Tile bringing of the letter
B  h N totn:lln,~_ I_lur‘k to .t_~.vc»Il enrtted rest. llrencll comrades was n delicate
   thr.y_ h_eurl.' the t.al_lndIahs were vmnplimollt that wal-l appreciated b
g :-olnf-wllere ueur, und _.lie l~rellr'Il ofii- n certain Montreal regiment which
::_e_l__:s solrgh_t__tl:_et_n ¢_tu'__ t_»ri|_u;i_n;.i _with held the position just before Langue
(canaman pres. Despatclm) _ .n _.l__1., l__t lt_y__}_nl tsp url.: tom mark anti which also happened' t
n.l_ofil<.el oi the i..»»~ll Plusslltn tlnt~ make tile particular attack described
TORONTO Q L I __ 7___M __ _“___ talloll, llc- eviuelltly never had tt in tho prlsouer’s unfinished xnissdlve
ner held at tlieheiiiosyrrljgtinauian Yacht Gimme of pommg ii’ “lm “vmding me
lilvllnull temorsllip lt desl'libcd` the
nister of l\_arinc und Fisheries, made fl u uc __w ‘ _,I q _
the aulloullcemcnt that the Canadian 2._,9hr;`:;:.u:;:H|m;'d'¢Zm];F`]§h:l:!f|:?SR__%l;;3,,`:L
Government. had male an Offer to 'tho Hr, 'hayhn ` " ' ' ' '
British Admiralty to recruit men for ' `
the B1-itisll navy in the Dominion. (lair "Half or our rhglmhhr was wmv,
t_tda_ in to ttlainrllln them at the same out hy- the frighmh arrmery hr,,__ We
tatt. oi' p.ly_ as tle lnen ot' the overseas thought we hhhhl never remahr Then
force i`eC“"’e~ The Excess "Ver me t'-'_Ill Ileavier guns conceiltrated' on
mil* Paid I0 the me" 0i.ii1@ Briiisii other making shift, trenclles, alld we
navy_ is to be credited to them. This wc.,-e gemhg ready to mu.hm_ when
nt`i'er, he said, has been accepted. suddenly the Uallndallns sprallg out oi’
the very ground at out feet They
__ :_ ,_________ iegftghvgnlillslglhngg fii-Tong,” recovery the fumes oi’ the gas. The number ofl _, ' - __ _
` “  ` ' ' Austrians who thus perished is sev-I LONDON, Sept. 7*- An _echo from were full ot' devllment, possessed with
the Ypres eralient cutiies- to the Cali- u mad spirit and knew no fear: They
z=tlilm.- now near the Somme. frmn bombed the few of our men whn r_‘_ood
the ‘famous Freucll Iron Division, _their ground, then bayonetted' many
which held the Ctltlaoiati left when others: as they lied through the bur-
we. ilrat went _Into the salient, but rage of British artillery. So utterly
whn were relieve-J the day bL;fol'c_delnoralized were some oi' our men
the pun attack bv the colonial troops' who came through that hell that they
and have Jul'-‘, been in the tr.ll'1flc'lol`use'd to march when we were or-I
righting which ended, ln n collsid`er»|<iere'd to tt new position, which wt:
`"_ " '=  i 3 _---\ -rfmh in
Th ' uay afternoon the funeral took place, -I. _-_E _._ _,_;"
ree    1 _the services being led by the Rev. Y Q" `1_;__ YV _
» te the Rev. R. 'W ' " '
R. M. Brodie assls d by
the    Murry. Although it seemed that even
O , , ~ » » » the heavens were joining in mourn-
ing over the loss of the I deceased as _
 the rain came down us it has not?
done so far this season, over a hun» _< _
dred carriages took part in the walk
t Glenwood to the
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doctor and _ »
forafemale a visit to the little plot where the de
as I had been ceased was laid and on which were two
have terrible beautifulwreathes from Misses May
were <=°1dr==11.ii° 2l“‘.t.§{t‘-‘i_‘°.§u?¥"‘;‘!.?.“.i;'._, §$‘A‘.§’ €I.‘.‘.‘.’_‘.§Ti'
Vegetable Com- _ W__ _ _
l
I
are great and necessary institutions, but they 0f_i_';’_ hgkfifcf at Mhbum where- _ ’ .
the last resort for women who suffer with ills tue set-vice took place. After tha’ . _ _  ' ‘
to their sex. Many letters on file in the Pirlkham °“”"i9° Wi‘i"i‘ :af 01"” _‘hi ‘hi ii“_’_'2i  _ _ _ `  _ f_ T_ " _ '
.tt Lynn, Mass., prove that at great number of  iiiertltee Ilaébasfdcwlgislaid ` ' __ - _   _ n  
they have been recommended to submit to an t0'rest in the little cemetery which ‘
rch On Sunua a
have been made well by Lydia E. Pinkham’s §‘$;‘,’;‘f‘d,f_e2§§rf_;‘l“Be,'v,ce was hiém O . . _ _
Cornpound. Here are three such letters. All __ which was led by the Rev. R. amdle
` who took for his topic: \“Can we send _ __ _ _ _ ~
Should read them' messages to those gone on hefore?."_ ' ` ' ' “ 3  f _ ~
1 1; to Most of the large congregation made ` ‘
_ ' (___, __ -
I
am so
BEHNKE,
- -_-_ _.___
-“I suffered more than tongue can
nd lniiamnnttioll. I tried
that l ne\el
ilhe thought;
am 20 years old
leasure to me if I can have the oppor-
other suffering woman.”-Miss Im-:Ne
St, North Side, Bellevue, Pa.
,_ t
‘wif '
better ln every
feel well again.”
ou Ipublish my name
Wis.
-“ When I first took Lydia E.
Compound I was so run down
not do anything, and our doctor
I could hardly walk '
Compound and what
try tt. I got a. bottle of
and a package of Lydia, E.
according to directions.
my work and Iam well."
East, Detroit, Mich.
terrible
H16
iirst I kept;
to be and I
welg 145 pounds.
MOTOR OIL
enlrlstl Ano Fnerlcu cawrund ` »   f' _ll -_ 7'  ’ » 1 0 _ ____ _ _
An. You. Den...  “::°.:;i“;;:f:i_:_::~°.::“°::,_ '       _ Publishing __Co. 
sms & -c0,, Monffear   __ ~\¢”f_»§$_‘_<i‘i_‘t B“"“““ Of Ci*°“i°*i9'.‘§ `
, I ‘ _
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BANANA CROP
_  IS DESTROYED.
._ _ .__ _
é(C_anadIan Press Despatch.)
K1NQS'I_‘ON, Ja., Sept. 4-Informa-
tion collectc-.I from all parts of the
island respecting the dalmage done
by the hurricane' of August 15, indi-`
cates that for all practical ,purposes
this year's banana crop har- beenf
completely destroyed, the crop fot'_
1917 reduced' ily' fifty per cent and,
barring further blows the full out-
put 'from all plantations will not be
in effect before 1918. The serious na~
and tureof the situation which has been!
brought about will be recognizedwhen
lt lr. r-*.atc~.l that bananas, represent:
fully sixty per cent of the island ex~
ports.  '
REHABILITATION OF LAND IN
FRANCE, BELGIUM, AND SERBIA
(Canadian Pren Dhpatch.) _
September 6-Dr. J. W.
of Ottawa, crossed to
as Canadian to the
fund,
tl ache-me
making a
assistance for the
lands 'ill Bel-
,at the con~
the provision
and money.
4 1 _
@i`__hesole object of the “A B
,U’-_-_-Audit Bureau of Circulations---is
`t_`o rotct' hon st advertisers and. honest publishers,
 gPa;¥rEagTn;;h___?RcEl31égl_n errors and the mis-_statements of CIRLU-
Those publishers of newspapers, mag-
azines, farnn journals and trade publications all over
_ stgerirg who_ formh|h_e great bulk of the membership ot the “A. B. C.”,
e t t e o t' ' ' _ ' _
_ _n1a°§En é‘tli_§u'l?K"h“6N c’<‘ii1iv"rl§'c§‘5‘.'& a1°it°§p‘Zn33il2'§‘§_§.°éisiizi~'§'i'i§t§i`:riia"<i°xf'N
I These publishers, together with advertis-
ers Htldf advertising agencies, are spending their
;n__¢_>)r;_eey to dst'\pporh_ the “A. B. C.’:_, Ito pay for the so-rviceltj ol»TlU\INEi) AUD-
. , as t t t _ » "~ ' _
-rtsmc sbngiysun w'id~§'¥§‘_"io°§u§’t“r'i°\5'l5's%‘if{VER‘ MAN Wim BUYgA~DVER
' .'~I§f -`,_,_ ` a -_~ ~ _tm-v ’ ' l _ _
I  f_gl_‘aoe"”~~  advertising with
:tpublisher who! a_m‘e" `ii'er"t_rttlte‘ HE .'C.”you are protecting 0.UR_0_,i_NN
INTE §'_1‘S:~"fl'¢t= ifb' _ _
Souhhgg  re' ustness of adverlisinll on a cleaner, _ _
l
1 ~ 1 1
».
`s
5_hlch___th;?e_l;m_sns_haddorgantzgd _
; e g cons ve e e."1‘h 1
W. H. FRENCH, we taken mn f<ny__...§'it,......'i .
’ (41,000) prisoners, one llund'red"l. ' ` f
K
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`  ' MIYIIIBIC TIIVBIOI’ ilfty cannons _and several hn"ndr`e=' “  ""*  ' _
. ' ` ? -I if J’ _
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