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The Prufiary schools of Charlotte-
summer holidays, for the first term
of the new school yeari The opening
was attended by satisfactory results
RS lfgurds attendance of pupils. In
each case the attendance amounted
to a considerable percentage of the
nlfmhers enrolled on the school regis-
ters ai. the closing' for the vacationf
iyioreover, in each case also the fig-
ures of the enrolment of pupils yes-
, terday were somewhat in advance of
those at the opening after the sum-
mer hvlidays last year. At Prince
street school, where Mr. J. D. Sea-
man is Principal, the number of'pu-
Dils enrolled was 330; at Queen‘s
Square, Princ pal Mr. J. Landrigan,
294 and at West Kent, Principal, Mr.
H. Johnson 300. As ususr au that
was done yesterday consisted of the
grading bf the punus sua the pupils
were dismissed at noon. The school
work commences in earnest to-day, al
the usual hours.
BARLEY.
D. B. McDonald, Suinmersiile, R.
R. No. 4     _....95
Alex. Henderson, Fernwood  ...94
Horace Wright, Lower iiedcque 92%
Wm.` Clark, Wilmot Valley _ ....... .._ 92
WHEAT
James G. McDonald, North Dedc-
que     
Horace Wright, Lower Bcdeque 952
D. B. Mcllonald, Summerside, R.
R. No. 4 _._     94g
Corneilius Mcllennan, Arlington ...9-i.
James E. Murphy, Augustine .
Cove       932
James Marchbank_ New Annan  91}
Thos. Waugh, North Bedeque .... ._ 91.
Alex. McFarlane, Fernwood  90!
QUEBEC S.S.LlNE-The Oascaped- `
izztarrived in Charlottetown Monday .
“ °"1°°° at 8 0 clock and ssueu ins
Y - l....n und
after discharging her cargo will '
1‘-‘nd ff¢lZ|1¢ for Montrealfr Har
OPENING OF CITY SCHOOLS.-
YOWH Unened yesterday, after the midi,
berton, b M . Wm A _ received the nad_ news of the death of
asy to hi, _,QW ,,,,,,’,"‘,‘:,"'C,‘§:,‘,§`);'::_ in “A9 Piak °f - ms brother, ur. 11'. H. cough st New
town.A. - ¢°Dditi°l\o castle, `N. B. This makes the first
Their singular curative pro-
perties discovered by an indian
tribe-iniroducedtocivilizatlon
nearly a century ago-com-
pounded since i857 in the
Comstock Laboratories at
Brockville, Ontario.
Dr. Morse’s
Indian
Root Pills _
have a remarkable record for _
consistently curing constipa-
tiambiiiousnessanriindigestion.
purifying the blood, banishing -
headaches and clearing the
as skin. 25d s box everywhere.
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Earl Craig, Middleton B8
Judson Simpson, 
A. E. McLean, Southwest  88
Ii. B. McDonald, Summerside  81;
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THURSDAY l
IN HALIEAX.--Messrs. _ C. C.
Toombs. E. Nicholson, D. A. McKin-
non, D. J. McDonald, Charlottetown,
and Mr. H. H. Acorn, Souris, are
registered at the Queen Hotel, Hali-
fax. Messrs. W. H. Prowse, Murray
Harbor, A. A. McDonald and A. C.
Cox, Souris, are registered at the
Halifax Hotel, Halifax. They are all
over attending the Halifax Exhibi-
tion.
MOTOR DELIVERY WAGON.-On
the Northumberland last night there
came for Mr. Alexander R. McKay,
of East Royalty, o. motor delivery
wagon. This is the first to be intro-
duced here since the law came into
force perlnllttlng automobiles to run
again in Charlottetown and Royalty.
The wagon, which is to be used sole-
ly in Mr. McKay’s mill! delivery bus-
iness, is of- the McKay make and of 30
horse-power.
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_ ,Jesse Per;-y, Mischouclie   89
Stops Headache  ' 
CATS
Wm. H. McGregor, Central  96
Mr. E. F. Tomkins, Ex-Mayor of Coati-
cook says so.
Riverside Farm, North Llodeque ,._95§
Horace Wright, Lower Bedeque  95%
"Your tablets_a_re I safe and effective
remedy for hiadache. "
,Tl.1os. Waugh, North Bedeque _....955
Wm. C. Clark, Wilmot Valley  94
Mr Goo. Leggc, Editor of Granby Leader_
Mailslys so.
Austin Scales, St. E1eanors..._.....93f
lex. Anderson, Fernwood _..._..._...93'§
“Your Zutoo tablets deserve to be widely
known as a. cure that will cure. ”
rank Glydon, Margate  .._......93
Major  C. Hanson, B.A., B.C.L. says so.
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Alex. McFarlane, Fernwood .........92%
Jas; E. Murphy, Augustine Cove 925
“I use utoo tablets and find them a very T
satisfactoryicure for. headache. f'
_.l’us. Marchbank, New Annan _.....92l
Sosaysevery‘mbthér's sons-hohutried ,T-1. D. Doble. Ar-nugtou   91;
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Cornelius McLennan, Arlington 92k
Z Michael McKenns.n, Newton.  90!
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Chas. Taylor, Malpenue   92
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olin J. McNally. Summersfde  90%
as. E. McDonald, North Bedeque.90
. R. Cairns, Freetown ......... ...88E
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quickly and _surely on the sluggish liver or
digestion and tones up the entire intestinal
track. It is mlldlylsxativc in its action ands
sure specific against Gout and Rhcumatism.
Recommended by doctors.
Take A Bottle Home
To-day. _
At all Druggists.
Two Sizes
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HliGH QUALITY FLUURS
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Manufacturers of Buds and other _llrlh Quo riy our!
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Racism Wholesale office or the lrade at _
H A  "Pic¢ou. N p,1'1¢;3.3<;¢I>"L“R,I, Y’
_ Whh|,_,,,|¢ “sat for Marissa; Iltzazziness. Newfoundland and
dd price! interest you. Car lots and
Agents for P. E. 
RIG./IAINS ARRlv'ai.-The body of
the late Mrs. Frank: Magnett arrived
in Charlottetown last night by the
express from Haverhill, Mass., and
was accompanied by the husband of
the deceased. The late Mrs. Magnetll.
who was before marriage a Miss Ma-
warded to St. Teresa this morning
St. Teresa cemetery.
of England. They came last from Ber-
ersveluug. cant. Housion. a retired
navy man is a widel travelled per
ization -has reached out her moulding
hand. With Mrs. Heaslop, the captain
left here cm 'Tuesday morning l0I‘
Hunter River, where they intend to
put in some days fishing, the Cap-
tain being an ardant disciple of Is-
aac Wnlton. Though his stay in Char-
lottetown, in fact on the Island, has
been up to the present only a week’s
duration Capt. Heaslop has formed n.
very favorable impression of the Gar-
den of the Gulf and its people; is de-
lighted with the natural beauties of
the Island. From Hunter River, it is
the Captains intention to leave the
island by way of Summerside.
METHODIST MEETING.-The su-
auclal 'meeting of the Cl1Brl0ttBl50Wn
District of the Methodist Church
opened Tuesday evening at lVlurraY
Harbour. Rev. H. A. Brown Dfehch'
ed an appropriate sermon and this
was followed hy the Sacrament of the
i_.ord’s.Supper. Yesterday morning
man. The program of the -day in-
cluded addresses on the following
subjects: "The -Minister’s Personal
Life ,md its Relation to his Work
by Rev. J. L. Dawson. "T116 Mmm'
ter's Duties to his Circuit and the
Cireuit’s Duty to its Minister" by
Rev. J. Heaney: “'l`l1° B-°5P°“F“"“ty
of the Church for its own ProgresS
and Development" by Rev. H0811 Mil'
fer. These subiects were d‘lB¢llS9°d ill
.brief addresses. During the day an
important business session was held.
In the evening at 7.30 there was a
public meeting and the following ad-
dresses: "The Relation of the District
to Sunday Schools" by Rev- D~ E'
styles, and "The Relation of tho Dis-
trict to Educational Work" by RW-
E. A. Westmoreland.
NUMBFTR INCREASING.-The num-
ber of motor 'cars in use in the MOV'
ince is steadily increasing, which
shows the popularity of this means Of
conveyance. It in estimated that
up to the present there are about
twenty-I-ivht to tbl"-Y M0110? mf! 0"
the Island, and this within the NW
weelrn that the law came into force
rmrmitfing the operation of thin t.V"”
nf vehicle- nver nrescribad roafll. Ol
‘his number nf ears. »\l\0“¢ I-WOM"
nv, ,.,-,._ nwpsd in Charlottetown, *ho
,nmlsing law in Rummerside. The
-anim-itv nf tim ears are ni the M1'-~
vm- make, i---+_ Hv-r~ are '~l'o l""°""'
mmillns nnd Fords. while, ROY!"
a, Purse-Arrow ar~ other tvucs of
machined ‘YI "l". All 'nl' nl FN" 'VW'
»--elm-nfl ti..-s.. N-»._|n~ .---s is m.or\/~».|
¢,.¢,..,,, .fe 1'\_v~_ iuov nr.‘2»_»» Messrs."-_
i..y.v_ u_ nomar., r, o__ runnin, F
ns-vs_ _ry-__ rv rs.--of. W Voc". "l
vs_ rv,.,\.~.¢~.,_ U \’!»~~\n Y-V Tm-‘ring F
A_ “_ sn~hnm\lrl_ W_'¥! 1"rnws~_ F1.
Pep,-,swan W U!_1'ln|-»-- H *Y F't»~v--wr “rim-
Nrwerf 1'- _r_o m,,.n..,» ...A we rw-~~
\|,\¢»w- flhv-non F1. 'Nm w-vmknr nf »~'~°~-
ria Cougan, passed away last Sun-_l
day of heart disease, at the age of
52 years. The remains will be for-
where the funeral takes place to-day
to the Catholic church, thence to the
A TRAVELLED .VISITOR-There
have been staying at the Revere Ho-
tel. Charlottetown, during the' past
your .lays 9, Capt. and Mrs. I-leaslop,
muds. in the course of some extcniivc
. y ’
son. He has been to pretty _ ne_ar_lyT
every part of the world whither civil-'
at nine o‘clock there was a d%V0tl0“‘l
si nan hour lsu by Rev. George Of-i
break in a family of ten-seven sons
and 'three daughters. Rev. John B.
Gough of Elliott's is one 'oi the
brothers. Much sympathy will be felt
for the bereaved in this their first;
afllictionof the kind. |
INCREASED TRAVEL.- The‘Guar
dian 'ie informed by Railway men
thus travel ou the P. E. 1. R. ous'
year far exceeds anything in the his-
tory of the road. A feature of this
year's movements is that travel has
been continuous, since the ilrst of
May, It is not an uncommon thing
to he obliged to, put additional c‘ars-
to the train as they are moving out. |
The railway people are looking for-
ward to unusually heavy freight traf- l
fic this fall on account of the exceed-
ingly large harvest.
WELL SUPPLIED.-Charlottetown
seems to have bandsmeu in abundan-
ce so much so that another band has
been started in order that each man
should be utilized. The new hand is
called the Charlottetown Brass Band,
and made its first appearance on
Charlottetown streets on Sunday
last, when some excellent music
was rendered. '1‘he band also turned
out with the L. P. U. on Labor Day
and supplied the music for the sports
in the afternoon. Tye leader of the
new band is Mr. ohn McFarlane,
formerly leader of the Fourth Reg-
iment Band and Messrs Johnson, N.
McFarlane, Cairns, and J. and C.
Doyle, formerly of the Fourth Reg-
im.-:nt band are also members of the
new band. Charlottetown ought not
to be wanting any in the way of
band music with four brass bands.
WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage
of Miss Ethel M. Bridges, daughtermt
Mr. Phillip Bridges of this city, to
Mr. Ersain P. Stavert, son of Mr.
Peter Stavert of Wilmot, P. E. I.,
Accountant of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce at Amherst, took place at
seven o'clock yesterday morning in
Zion Church, the Pastor Rev. George
C. Taylor uriiciating. This was the
first wedding to be solemnized in the
new church, which was artistically
decorated with golden glow and
palms. Both bride and groom were
unattended. The bride was attired in
a travelling suit of blue with hat to
match and carried a bon uet of hrid
relatives the Guardian tenders sin-
cere sympathy.
Church. D
His remains will be accompanied to
this City by Dr. and Mrs. Moore, ar-
riving on Thursday evening. The
funeral will be held on Saturday.
A telegram received in Charlotte-
town announces the death yesterday
morning, September 2nd, of Miss
Annie Carr, daughter of the, late Rev
Dr. Carr, Campbellton, N. B,. Miss
_Carr had been in delicate health for
several years, but by loving care, the
best medical attention and her own
patient and hopeful disposition her
tenure of life had been proloriged and
the hopes of her family and friends
for her ultimate rec‘overy were buoy-
ed up until a, few weeks ago when it
was realized that the end was in
sight. Her only sister Mrs. Thomas
McNutt, Malpeque, was called to her
bedside two weeks ago and was with
her when the end came. The deceas-
ed was a most loveable young woman
bright, cheerful and patient, even
during her at times painful illness
and a host of friends will sincerely
mourn her death _ She leaves to
mourn, her widowed mother, one
sister, above named, four brothers,
James, Principal of the Campbellton
High School, Hugh A., a lawyer in
Csmpllellton, Percy Bank Manager,
St. John's Nfld., and Fred, account-
ant, Campbellton. To the bereaved
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The call of the open is particularly alluring
in Canada with its vast areas of wild woods,
lakes and streams. To get the full joy of
the outdoors, however, you must leave house-
hold care and business worry at home and take
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hurl kiiini-_v lllswiso nnd l»l|1~irui'lu~. uuil I lmvo
hurl it sn llud lim! for eight days ulul nights
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Whole Wheat wafer will supply all the
strength-giving nutriment needed for a clay/'S
tramp in the woods or an excursion on land
or sea. It is delicious when toasted ami
eaten with butter, soft cheese or marmalodcs.
The maximum of nutrirnent in smallest bulk.
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with n bm-iilng sr-Tisnlioii. Fi-w mist-.< r.-quite
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_WEDNESDAY Th” keep th. . ' 'rr-rs: sms'r BREAK-Mr. B. MJ; prominent member of the Methodist __,,`,_‘_"‘
_MORE F0XEs___ A numb" 0! for ' Gough, csrrtsker oi the J. R. Dinnis
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roses. , lilies of the valley -and
maiden-hair fern. The wedding was
a quietone, the guests being the im-
mediate relatives of the bride and
groom. During the ceremony, Mend-
essohn's Wedding March was render-
ed by Professor Mclntyre and the
choir sang "The Voice that Breatbed
o'er Eden." After the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Stavcrt left by the express
en route to Quebec, where they will
spend T1 fortnight's honeymoon. Amo-
ng the many beautiful and valuable
wedding presents, was a silver fruit
bowl from the stall of the Canadian
Bank. of Commerce at Amherst.
The people of Charlottetown deeply
regretted to learn yesterday that Mr.
Thcophilus Moore of this city had
passed away on Monday morning. Mr.
Moore had been in ill health nnd vias
given leave of absence from his duties
in the Customs Department several
weeks ago and he proceeded tothe
home of his son, Dr. E. P. Moore, of
South Bend.Indiana. On arrival at me
son’s honfe he was compelled to re-
tire to bed where le paused »
away. A slight operation was per-~
formed which relieved his heart and
lungs for a short time, but his
strength did not return. _ 1
Mr. Moore was the eldest son of'
the late Mr. George Moore, of ihe
Bank of Prince Edward Island and a
grandson of the late James Moore,
Esquire, who was for manv years one
of the first citizens of Ci\arlottetown__
He was born in the 6th of May, r
11,012, and wus therefore in his seventy
second year. For many vcars he was
Assistant Collector of Inland Revenue
in Charlottetown and on the lst of
May 1911 was promoted to the posi-
tion of Collector.
He leaves to mourn their great loss
nnd to cherish his memory a widow
nnd four surviving chilicuincludiug
Dr. Edwin P. Moore of South Bend,
Dx. Garnet. W. Mo-we of .~'i-,litl-1. _\irs_
Arthur Douse and Miss Ethel Moore
at home: and his brothers Colonel F.
S. Moore and Mr. George M. I\iool'e uf
the firm of Moore & McLeod. j
A man of ouiet manner. but cf
deep and warm feelings, tho firccaecil
gentleman was dearly loved' by his
family and highly esteemed hy the
community. He was from his youth
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WILD STRAWBERRY
Gund llof In Four or Five Days..
Mas. WIr.Ll'i‘1‘ Buns, London, Ont.,
writes: “My little girl had Dinrrhrza so
bad that nothing would stop it, in fact
she got so bad e passed nothing but a
thickish blood. I even steeped rasp-
berry leaves,_but all to no purpose. until
n ne ghbor told me to try Ds. Fowl.1!n's
Ex'n.Ac‘r or_Wu.n Srruiwssnv, which
I did, and with such good resuitsrthnt
after four or Eve days she was quite
normal again. I would not like to be
without it. I used it when we were in
Saskatchewan too, for we could not get
on without it out there."
Ds. \Fowr.ss's Bxrruier or wn.n
S'n\Awnlsnr has s world wide reputa-
tion for the cure of all Summer and
Bowel Complaints. It has been on the
market for over Gb" years, so you do not
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