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PAGE SIX ' ‘ ¢ fI'HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN SEPTEMBER I4» 1915 -‘E
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JESSE L. LASKY and DAVID BELASCO, PRESENTS
_ EDITH WYNNE MAITHSON
In a Picturization of Belascos’ Famous Success
THE GOVERNOR’S LADY
5 ACTS 5
A big production of t.he kind that appeals to all, every scene
one of interest. Don‘t take our word for it, See it.
oNi=; oivc H , wan. and run
LOUD LAUG THE DAINTY DARLiNG
. or THE scREaN
LOV€ 111 A111101’ MARY Picnronn
Y0U'lI SIIIIDII' h21V_€I0I_10ldY0\1I' In The Theatrical Play
sides. laughter will reign sup- Exquisite
";t;‘§:‘.§fniL‘:,t3§;f‘j:§_i_§;‘;‘;€S I BEHIND THE
. tone___;c_re_z_i_i;1te_o e _ 
comin '  PUNgTUR_so Rgwéatnca
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Provincial Election
Province of Prince Edward lsland
i"'l`lie l‘llt‘<:lloii .\t'l, It)I_;")»-Fiii'iii “;\" (See. 50)
ELECTION POLL NOTICE
Quttirictrtons or vorisits
'l`lii- qii:ilii`i~.':iii<iii of toiers for ii ,f
couivciitoii  
iii _~t'i'\i- in the l.lii}l_\`l._\'l`l\`l'§ _-\§\`Sl"`..\llIl.Y :ire iii stibsiziiiee :ts
l`ollo\\'s :-
l".\'ei'_\' \`oiei' iiiii.~t be :i iii:ile person of the :ige of iwciity-one ye:ti‘.<,
:i liriti~li Siilijevi. :intl not .<iili_li'cl to :iii_v legal iiic:tp:it'it_\', :ind nitist own
i'e:il i'.~i:iie of :i i'i'eelti>lil iii' leziselioltl tenure to ilie vzilite of iliree litiii-
<lre<l :intl iweiii_\'-i`i\'e tltill;ii'.~'_ or iiitist own l:titd, partly freelioltl :intl
p;irtl_\' le:i.~eliiild. :iiiiotiiiiiitg itigetlier to the vziliie of three htiiitlretl :intl
t\\'eiit}_'-live <ltill:ir.<, :intl iiiti.-t li:i\'e o\\'|te<l or been iii po.<se.~‘.<ltiii of the
.~:iiiie for :i period of :it le:i_<t six tiioittlis previotis to tlie testo of the
\\`rit ot l".leetioii.
.'\ )lort';;:\gor or e`esttii qui trust in :tetuzil pos>'es.<i<iii is an owner
williin the iiieziiiing iii the :ilio\'e.
'l`lie Qii:tliti<‘:ititii1 of \'otei's for :in
ASSEMBLYMAN
Iii .~i't'\'t' in tltr l.l'1til.\`l..'\'l`l\'l'i .\.\`.\`l"..\llll.\' :ire iii sttl>.~l:iiiee :ts fril-
lli\\‘>1---
I-ji-i-ry \-niet* i_ini~i lie :t iiirili' pi'i'<i»ii of the :ige of iweiit_\'-oiie __vt':ii'.<,
:i liritisli ,\`iiltjet't, not .<iil»j<'i'I to :itiy legal iiit':ip:it'ii_\', :intl iiitist iii :itl-
ilitioit lie riititletl to one tit' iitiire iii' ilu' follt|\\'iiii,{ t|ti:iliiit‘:iiioti.<:A
l"ll{,\"l`1--U\\`iit'i'sltip for six iiioiitlis previoiis iii the teste of the
writ til' freeliold pi‘i>pei't_\' :il the \':tliit' ol not li',<.~' tli:tti one liitiiilretl
iliill:ii‘_< t'tiii~'i.\iiiig oi :i \\':ii't'lii»ii.<t', sliiip or iiiliei' liiiihliiig, or tiny fztrni
:ir iiieri' iii' l:ttitl 1 or niti\t lu' iii tlii' lit>ii:i lille use :intl iit't'iip;tiioii or :trltial
pii.<.~<'~~'iiiii I " :iii_\' .~iit'li lzi-i iiieiiiitiiieil |it't'iiii.~t‘.~‘.
_\`I-jt`i t.\|l;_ '|`|,.. !.,,'|_\'iiit'iil :ir t‘tiiiiiiiiit:tiititi li_\' lnlitir til :ill t'<i:trl
t:txe~ ini 1-rl 'uri' tlii' _;|~i lIi'<`t'iiili<'i' l:i>i or iii' :ill civil' tztxes for \\'lti<~‘li
the \<»tt'i' ii|:i\ li;t\i' lii't'ii li:ilill'. t<i_:;<'tlit'i' with tltt' i'<~i'eipt iii' i'ei'iitii'ate
tlit'i't'i`i»i'. :iii-l ri ivt'i'l\'t' tiioiiili.\` i‘t'.~i1‘l<'iirt' in the l",lt'i‘tt>i':tl l)is'li'it'i or
lieitig i~:.pi-i'i:'.ll_. :'.':<'itipl tli<'i't~l`|'ri|ii liy stzitttte.
|'.-r>:i|i\ trliti li:i'.'i' vriiiie of :ige >int'<' the :lille or i‘t'.~|it'rti\'t', :lates
wlieti. il' ol' :t_et'. tlii'_\' tttiiilrl li:t\t' l'et'n li:il>lt' in p:i}\ civic poll i:ix or
gi pr-rftirm ;.i;iiiii:- I.-ilirir tit' |i;i_\- rtiiiiiiiitlzitioii iii:iiit'_v, >li:ill it t_ii_lu'|'\\'ist'
:|n;iliii<~il_ wit- wiilitiiit ilu' |»i~tiiliit~tit»i'i of any receipt rn' cei'tii|c:tte of
p:<i_viitt‘iit or t'oiiitiiiii.'itit»ii til' :my i"i:i<l i:tx tn' of civic poll tzix. _ _
ln :t:ltlitioii, tlie \'iii<'i' i|iu~i li:i\‘\‘ i'e.<itlt'|l in the l".lei`tor."tl District
for t\\t'l\'t' iiioiiilia Iit't`tii'i‘ the li‘r~tt' of tl-it* writ ni' \'l<'t'tiliii.
fl<'t':|~~it»ii.'il :tli-t-ii\'i'~. fituii the l".l<'t't:ir:tl llisiriri tilt' at perifnl not
:'xt'<'<'iliiig iii :ill ltiiir iii:\iit|i~ \li:ill init <li,<i|tt:ilil`_\‘ :.tit‘li \'titi'i‘.
'|`ln- thin- ,~|it-iii frtiiii litiiiii' l»\' |i>lit'rtii<'ti :intl iii;ii'itiei'.~‘ in the pur-
'~tiit tit tlivir ||.\ti:il :i\'iit':itit»it :intl li_\' ~~\titl<'iit~- :itieiiiliiig iii'~tittiio.-‘_fii`
lt':ii'iiiii;_; ~li:ill Iii' il<'i'iii:'<l :intl t:tl\t'ii iii lit' linii: spoilt :it llieit' i'er-'peeltve
ltiiiiid- nr i'i'~i:l<'tit'es.
‘l`llll{l I; l".\'i'i'y iiir»i'ig:igi»i' or rt-~~itii i|iii li'ti~i in :iettntl |»ri,~‘se.\'sioii
for six iiioiiilts' pi‘e\'i<uis to tlie testi' :it llte writ of t'i':il cstzite or llotvei'
l:ttitl .~t'l fill :intl i'erlti<‘t'tl into p<i~:-i'\>ii»ii :iiiil iii' llie. \':iltte :il :nie lttniilretl
tltill:il'\'.
~ l"t>l`l\"l`ll:»--l'1\'t'i'y p<'i':~mi rxeiiipi nii<lt'i' this .\<‘i froiii the p:t_\'-
nient oi' civil' pull i:ix or front tlii' |>ei‘lririii:iii<'e of .<I:tIi1tc l:ilior, :ir p:t_\'-
nit'iit tif ttiiiiiiitil:tiit,>ii inr»iii'}' ~li:tll il tiilit'i'\\i.~t' t|ti:ili|ieil, he entitled to
will' fin' :in .\.\~eiiilil_\'tii:iti.
\\`ilfitll_\', l':iI~i-l_\' :intl <‘i»i'riipily <\\'i':ti'iiig to :tn_\' of the o:tili.< pre-
s<'i‘ilii'il by tli<' \t~i_ iii' pi'¢it'tii`iit;; oi' <ttlitii'iiiii_Q :in_\' persoiis so to (ln, is
piinislizilile with tlii' p:ilii~ :intl ili_~:iliilitie~' iiilliutvtl on pei'\oii.< guilty of
wilful :intl rrirriipt pei'jtii'_\'.
l’t,'rsrni.<. wliii sli:ill pr¢i:‘iii':' ili<'iii.~`t'l\'e.< to he polled :itil of the pI':ipt‘r
:'le<'ior:il division or polling :lIr~iri<'i_ shrill forfeit sixlreii <loll:trs :ind their
tutes, slizill be .siriirk out of the poll liook.
Pi'rsr>iis who shall proriirc' llieirisel\'es to he polled more than oiice
:it llie .~':iine i'l<,'t'tioii for the .<:inie town or district. or who slizill vote
tiniler :i f:il~<' or fictitious ii:inie or perstiiutle oi' vote in tlte iizinie of :ttiy
other persoii_ or not being duly :|ii:tlii`ii'd lo vote :iiifl be polled nceordiiig-
l_v to lztw .<li:ill forfeit sixteeifrlollnrs for ezieli offence. '
Penalty for Defacing Proclamation or other
_ Election Documents posted up
[Sec. 198 ot “The Election Act 1913”]
Any person uitlrtwliilly taking down, coverliig tip, niutilrtiiiig, :telne-
iiig or nlteriiig any procl:iiitniioit‘I" notice or other rloetiiticiit ret|iiir<-rl to_ he
posted tip under :in_v of ilie pro\'i:~'ioii.< of this .'\t'l sltzill lit' liztble to :i line
not exceerling Fifty dollars :iiid <'o.~'ts_ :inrl not less tli:tii 'l`en dollatrs :intl
costs or, in rlefatilt of p:tynient of siirli line :niil <'osi.<. to itnprisonnteiit
for :i teriii not exceeding two nioiiihs :intl not less Ili:in one ntoiitli wlili
or witliout liard labor; :ind if the pi'r.=mi so ofteiuling is :i returiiiiig
ollicer, election clerk, depiiiy i'etiii‘iiing iiliieer, poll clerk or other officer
‘cttga etl itt the eleetioii, lic slnill he li:tble to a line not exccdiiig Utic.
lliiuiircd Dollars :ind costs :ind not less ihrin 'I`went_v |)olI:ir.< :init costs,
or, in default of pziyineiii of siirli fine :tiid costs, to iuiprisoiitiierit for rt
term not exceeding Six nioiiilis and not less tlinit two iiionths with or
without hard labor. _ ,
_ r-T-Laing  » _,_ y   ' Mauneenverypayl
odor to remind you ANDIDATEQ
I  ' - ~ " v - ' ' ' ' ._ ‘I 'he Central Guardian
 _"Hove ¥oU_ mr_tlced _.___.__.,._._.,._._.___._._._.,_,________._.__V.__,,_.,_._-,-,_-_~.-.-_-.-.-.~.~.-..-_~.-:_-Jff.-_-gf-=--f:-ff:-:.1;:¢_-.--.»~_=-f-=--==
ll' 0 COIN II I
that Prfdvmlmie: . rr PAvs to buy in this Province. no vou nEAi.|ze wi-:Ar noeens
 _ throughout the theatre _,__ AS F_R§M;_E§AxlIO__\:|LD MEG_AN;Aé;
-  Ev°y¢hlI1e' clean Am: vou A aoosrsm 'ri-:EN wou ummm
brliiht. lnlrkilmi. an vo'rE Fon 'ri-:E eovERNMEN'r 'ri-is HANoa oF THE c|.ocK FiF'rv
  THEATRE  - ~ - - - '° ~ “
0 B Dre! . GC B -_;- *_*
deetnfectlng used? CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- Rev. TO VOTERS.-- The Guardian dir-
_ ~ - ‘ eeis attention to the iniportaiitnotlee
Jiis MacDougall will preach on bah-_
bath the 19th at DeSal>Ie at 110.30; til
Argyle Shore at 3 unit Canoe Cove at
7.
FOR SALE.- Mr. Duncan A. Muc-
I’hie of BBoston,' who is interested in
several fox eonipaiiies, luis recently
sold fuur pi-ilrs ot’ 1915 foxes for one
of his eoiiipaiiles for ti very good iig-
ure.
PATRIOTIC AFFAIR. - A short
time iigo the women ot Clyde River
lteld an lee cream festival and sale oi`
lionie~ni:ide eantly under the auspices
ol' the \\'. l’. A. A very en,Ioyable time
wuz: speiit. ’l`lie stun of $40.00 was
reall '/.etl.
nsrunns To HARVARD. - Attic-ii
ll. lliiwson, ll. A.. wlto lius lieeii visit-
ing relatives iii' Tryon for the past
couple of wef'ks. left on return to lligg
'l‘litirsd:iy nioruiiig where lie will spend
:i iew days with his parents, Mr. und
Mrs. llrtir'<' lluwsoii, before taking up
his studies :it l'l`arvard.-V.
HARD COAL. »~ The schooner
" lildtviiia " is now discliargitig ti cargo
oi` hard coal for C. Lyons & (‘0. As
the price will advattrc iii the noai'
riton<'y :ind get best value would do
well to take ilelivery of roal while
luiitliiig. 2952
WHY THEY HOWLED.--'l`lie l‘ni-
ritit sitys. “'l`lie taels tlirowii :il the
’l`or_\' tlovertitiieiit by l.lliei':\l speitkers
have litirl tlieni and they howl." This
explaiiis it. People have \\'oiitiei'eil
why l\’lt'.ssi's llrotlle and Pitluier liowled
so :tt the rt-<:eni meetings. lt must
have been the “ facts" that- did il.
VISITORS TO CHARLOTTETOWN.
 Antotig Ilie passengers who made the
i'i'tui'n trip on the sieuiner llarlaiiil
'l‘liursday were: Misa Wiiiiile Wadinttn
:inil lilessrs. R. ll. (‘uiiieroii and .loliii
l‘:ii'ker, Criipatul; Messrs. E. Boswell
:intl l’:\l\'iii llowatl, Victoria; Mr. Ar-
teiiiris t`iinieroii. Augustine (‘iive; Mr.
:intl Mrs. llotvrtrd (‘lark and little
ilaiiirliier Kiitlileeii, Victoria.-V.
WHY DO OUR FISHER FOLKS
NOW CHANT A SONG AS THE
GREAT WHITE FLEET GAILY
STEAMS ALONG? WHY D0 OUR
WORKSHOPS NOW MERRILY RING
AND JOLLY OLD FARMERS WHIS-
TLE AND SING? 'TIS THE LIFE
AND HOPE PFIOSPERITY BRINGS,
FOR MATHlESON'S GOV’MENT IS
DOING THINGS; FOR MATHIE-
SON'S GOV’MENT IS DOING
THINGS.
H. PRICE WEBBER ILL.-Augusttt.
.\lain<', Jottrii:il: 'l`lir many friends ol
ll. l'i~ii~t- \\'eliIier. the veteran itetor,
who shim' ii week ngo last Friday has
been seriously ill at the hottie ot` his
lirotlier-iii-liiw, I). l-‘rank Moore. will
lin' pl:':is:.'tl to learn iliitt the pliysiciaii
Ttiestlziy proiiotiiieed his eouditioii :ts
iniproveil, llo has been zi very sick
iiiziit and is still oit the disabled list.
but :ill will join in wishes t`oi' :i speedy
i'et'ovor_v. The role ot' sick inaii is fi
new one l`or ll. l‘rii'.e and is pleasing
iieilliei' to liiinsell nor his friends.
SHEEP BREEDERS’ MEETING.
.-\(l vnltialilo iiieetiiu: of the Sheep
lli‘t':'rl:'rs oi" St.. l.oiii:~i llistrirt was held
:tt :l‘:iliiir'r llozttl on l~`ritl:iy evettiitix,
Sept. lilth. llnriiig the prtsi few
years this tlistrit-t luis lieeoiiio known
l`or :lie large iitiiiiliei' ol' e.\:r'oIleiit
lztnibs it has proiltivetl :ind the :ilijeet
ol' tlir' tiiveiiiii.: lielil wus to orI.::tiii'/.e
:i eo-op:'i'aIl\'<' iissoriiitioii lui' the ftti'-
Ilit_'i_'_ pi‘oiiitiiioti oi' :alter-p lireefliiiiz. lip-
\v:ii':ls til' :-'<'vt'iit_\‘ Iivi' li|‘t':':lt‘t‘i-I oi'
sheep :iltend:'<l the tnt'r'tiiii.: :ind t'ntt'i‘-
ed into the ilis:'ti.~‘sio|is that took plzieo
wiili tliorotilcliite.-is. ’l`lie .»\s.~:or~iittioii
.\\'ill iiiirlf\i'i:tko to providtr its iiit'iiilwi's
witlt pure bred blood for the iitip|'ove-
iiioni of the grntlt- Ilooks. llpwiirds
ot' iiI`tt'en Slimiislilrt' riiiiis Intro ul-
ri~:itl_\' li<'r'|i oi'doi‘:':l tlii‘otn.:li the Ag-
ri<'iiltitr:tl Iu':tiit'Ii :tt Stiiiiiiiorsltlo, to bf'
pluvvil b<'l`ore wiiit.ei'. The tiiosi vul-
iiaiblt' iuove oi' the Ansneititioii will he
iii iiiitlortake the liandliui: of lambs
and wool for its nieiiihr'.i‘s. Roth these
prntlticts liavt: lieeii liuiiilled hy the
iii:'|iihr'rs in :t r'ii»iipr\rntl\'r- wiiy in the
|i:tsI Init iiti<loiilit:'tlIy tht' .=tiri'iiI.ZIli<‘ii-
ini: of their oi'g:iiiiv.;tiiriii will :iid the
slit-ep iiitlti::li'_\' ol' tlini tliiitrii-i, I‘i'ol.
\\'_ J. lloiil. til' the .\i:t'it'tiIit|i'iiI
l%r:iiit'li, Stiiiiiii:~r:<i:li-, :intl l<`:ttlit'r Ilan-
iliiei' \\'ei‘r\ in i'Ii:ir;.',e of llii' nieoliiiiz
:ind :issistotl in tho. :n‘I::iiilv.:itioit iii
niaiiy wnyii.
::A GRAND BAZAAR in alil oi'
Notre I)iinie Avail:-tii_\' will lie litild
in the t'ily M:ii'kt'i, lilxliililtiiui \\'i-ok.
Ilotitttiniis irrttieltilly retrivivoil,
ilfliltiititt.
::l.u|i:lin;: to-tiny front si'liooiier
lddwliizi 13.70 ions host qtitility ol’ llriril
(‘oal in egg und eliestiiut sizes. Cua-
Iuiiier:-I tiliottltl n|‘it0t‘ their eortl this
week :ts the prlee will :tilv:iiit'e iii it
i`ew dziys. (‘. Iiyolis & (`o.
r:.
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Charlottetown People
Praise Simple Mixture
Many In Charlottetown praise the
simple mixture of liuckthorn bark,
glyeerlne, ete., known as Alder-I-ka.
This remedy is the most THORO-
UGII bowel ‘cleanser ever sold being
even used successfully In-appendlcl
us, oNn sroonr-'UL reliever almost
ANY CASE of constipation, sour or
glassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after
yoti take it the gasses rumble and pass
out. Alder-I-ka cannot gripe and the
INSTANT action is surprising. E. A.
FOSTER, Driiggist.
“We :hall be very pleaeed to write
ai receipt for all or part of that overdue
account. Bring In the payment today,
or If lneonvenleng to come-phone ul
and we will een . All overdue small
balances wlll be eleared up through
courts on and after 20th Inst.
MOORE & MeLEOD. 2930-8~11M3l.
ARE YOU PROGRESSIVE? THEN'
VOTE FOR THE PROGRESSIVE
GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES. _
ARE YOU AN OPTIMIST .THEN
PASS ON THE SPIRIT OF OPTl--
MIBM BY VOTING FOR THE GOV-
ERNMENT CANDIDATES.
I
ot the elty corporation in this issue
Franclilsc voters should read it care-
fully it interests them. 2841.
DO YOU WANT THE PREMIER
T0 DRAW HIS SALARY AND
SERVE IN HIS STORE AT ALBER-
TON? THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL GET
BY VOTING FOR AN OPPOSITION
CANDIDATE, ‘
AR‘rii.i_Em'/ PAi=iAoE.fii ii-as nie
Rev. Mi' Wilson who preuelied Sunday
in the Baptist Church to the nieu of
the Artillery iii the abseiiro oi' the Rev.
Mr Fasli, who is out of the prnviiiee.
KEEP OUT THE DAMP.-~A good
deal ot' root' repairing and sliinizlitig is
being done all over the town just now
and this work will likt.'l,\' iii:'i'e:ise as
tlie full tlrttwiix to u'ii eiitl. A leaking
root can cause tio end ot` iiiisery to the
iiilialiltaiits of a house, so landlords
and owners would do well to take time
by the foreloek and get :thy itr't't'.ssu|'_v
repairs :lone before tht' wet season
begins and while stocks are large.
PROFITABLE AFFAIR.-The (‘om-
mittee who had t'hai'1.:o of th:-. Rod
t‘rosi-i Tea at Little Sands on Aug. 25th
to all who lu any way :issisieil in nittk-
ing the tea the sucet'.\'s ilini it was.
'l‘|\zti|kS is iesprwially due to Sir Louis
llnvies :intl Jttilgo ll:isv.:ti‘tl |`or oxvel-
leltt pnlriiiiit' :itl<li'essr-it il:'livt'i'oil; :tl-
so tu tIie:~':'. gt-iitletiieii :in iii l\li'. llor»
am: llaszurtl und oilivrs for dtniatiotts
oi` iiioiiey. 'I`lie total :iiiiniint realized
:it the teit was $425.68, ui'li'i' paying :ill
expeiises the stint ot' $240.-I0 wus clear-
ed. $100 of this amount was doiiated
towztrds the Machine Gun l<`tiIid. \\'itIi
the balance of the nioney material
will be bought and the ini'inbei's of
the Woiiieii’s Patrioiit- Assoeiatioii
will do soivitig i`or the soldiers.
WEDDING BELLS.- The hottie of
Mr. :ind Mrs. Joltii A. Sittrtrt. \Vollas-
ton. Mass, wits the _-at-into of at very
pleziszuit event on Sattti‘:l:ty, Sept. 4th
wlien Miss Mollie .\l<'l{ie iiitd Mr.
ltztvid Brooks were titiited iii nizirrl-
nge. The eeremoiiy wats pe1't`oi'nie:l
by the Rev. J. R. Cliulliv. D.D.. ot' the
First llor. M. E. (`litireh of which
both are nieniliers. After ri sumptuous
rep:ist_ served by Mrs. Stuart assisted
by Miss Bessie Russell of Walden,
Mass. Mr. and Mrs. llroolts left on it
short. trip :intl on their return will
reside :tt 27 Oakridizebli.. Doreliester
lloth youni.: people_ai'i-. well knmvn in
I’. lu. I.. Miss Meliie lioiiit; ii gi-iiilnaip
oi' t‘. ll. Uolletrc and fi ilzttiglilei' of Ed-
win G. i\lf'Kle of Aiiii:tnil:tIe, and Mr,
llrooks :t .son of the late .Iolttt I".
llrnoks ot’ Fi'eilerietoii.
HORAN--MACINNIS WEDDING. -
A quiet wedding took plaee in Saskat-
tooii on Septeiiilier lst. when Miss
Marie Macliinis, elilest`drttigl\iei' of
i\Ir. l-`. J. Macltiiiis, (‘hei'r_\' V:illey.l’.
il. lsliiiid. was |n:ti‘rli\:l to Mr. J. 
llviritii. The t.'ei'entoli_v was perl`ort1i'ed
by the Rev. Fr. l.:tpi‘ouie of St.
l’itnls It. t‘. (‘hui':'li. The bride was
siippni'ietl hy M-iss Agnes Hnraii. sis
ter oi' the liritlegroiiiii, and -the groozii
by Mr. .l. A. l\leAvey. 'l`ltt' hriilo wus
izowiieil in it suit oi' Alivr- liltit' silk vel~
_ vet. ziiitl wore it lztrpte piifiiiri- lt:\i ol'
lilnvk velvet. l\lr. :tiid Mrs. lloriin left
on :t trip to ll:-giiia, (‘alg:try :titil the
(`:ttt:idi:tii Ito:-kies. on their reitirii they
\\'ill live on -ill! :Tilt Ave. Saskutooit.
& 
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
_Bad blond is responsible for more
ailments than rinytlting else, It
t'_:iuses cittarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma-
ll-“flh Wvilk, tired, languid feelings
and worse trotibles.
Ilood’s Szirsitparilla has liven
ivonrierftilly siir~f'essl`til in piii'if`_\'iiig
and enriching the blood, remvriiig
sernfnla and other lirimors, :uid
Iiuil<I_ing_up the whole system. Trike
it--_give it to all the family so as to
avoid illness. Get it today-
I
“Hagar” Shoes
for men cannot be beaten
and seldom equalled.
“Made ln Canada”
and guaranteed to fit. We
carry these shoes in seven
lasts and in all sizes and
the prices are reasonable
for this high grade gentil-
men's shoe $5-50, 6.00, ,6 50
7.00.
4
liiyiirris _it’ifSit.ti`t'h
7 and 8.45   at 3 P- m- Sharp
“CORNERED”
TENTH EPISODE OF
‘The BrokenCoin’
IN TWO REELS
Kitty and Roleaux Escapeiwitlr The
Broken Coin Racing down the Rail-
road Track on a Tireless Auto-
mobile. See Count Fred-
rick’s Sensational tide
after the train, His dar-
ing Leap from a Horse
unto a fast Moving
Train
' 7
Rory O More
AN IRISH DRAMA
E Produced by Kalem Company Amid the
Klaw and Erlangen' Present
~ _Cecil B. DemiIle’s Great Play
“Strong Heart”
IN THREE PARTS
One of the Greatest Broadway
Successes
“Lizzie’s Dizzy Career”
Fast and Furious Fun by Eddie
Lyons, Lee Mgran and Victoria
ord
Forbes Law Prince Edward
Duguid Orchestra
BY REQUEST . qameraihe Mgt.
“DE Possnivra "t‘§§ alggsgvglg’
Beautiful Scenery of Ireland
_ _"___, firiin- ciisiiiniars who wiht io rim “Gaim 1° CUNY "wi" »~“'_'<“""=_t"="'1<=‘ ii
FROM FAUST” Night I
I r l i
FOUND. oit the North Rivet' Road
:old lo<'ki"t and chain. Owner may
have sultie hy rattling :tt Beer & (loi`t"s.
2069
AFTERNOON TEA.-A iiiost sue-
cessfiil- i`ti'ternooii tea. was given ln uid
ot' the St. James 'l`eiiuls Cliili on the
t-liurc'.h` Izrotinds yesterday :it`tt'i'iiooti.
when it pleasant time was participat-
ed in. 'l‘hei'e was ii large iiuniliei' ot'
visitors iii attendance and ileliirlititil
i‘cli'oslitiiotita vvere daliitily set'vetl hy
a number ol' elinriiiliig _voiiitg l:tdir'..~i,
wlin were tiiitirlttp; in their efforts to
nirike the affair a success. Several
sells ot' tennis were played h_v the
\'isllors who, one :ind till, pi'oiiotii\i~ed
the courts in exeelloiil eoiiilition. lee
i'i'o:ttit :uid cake were served in :thun-
tluiiee and the Iiiiiiiieial results wee
entirely satisfactory. -
CHURCHILL S. S. PICNIC.- The
young people ol' (flittrfliill had their
yearly S. S. eiitei'taIiiineiit on the
lltli September. The nt`tei'noon was
dellglitiul and seeiniiigly :ill enjoyed
tlieiiiselves to their fullest capacity.
.-\ sail along llie beatitil`iil Elliot River
in t‘:ipt:iiii Mt'Rae`s. swift iiiotoi'-liont
tgeiierottsly loiiiied t`oi' the oeeiisloii)
.prepared for ilio eotiiiiii: 1'oi`resliiiients,
wliile Mi'. lllnleolni Melloltuld with his
t'xl'elIent pipes mztde the trip doubly
oiijoyrililo. On landing, the eonipaiiy
proceeded to a grove of big pines on
the t`:triu of Mr. John .~\. McKinnon,
wliore a feast of the most loothsoiiie
things was iii i°e:ttliitess. This lea-
tiire of the otttinr.: disposetl ni. the re-
iiiziliitlei' ot' the iitieriiooii wus ovett-
pietl in a variety of giiiiios :ind ziintise-
iiients till niirlit prepzired to let down
the ettrtttliis, when :ill left for hottie
iii their i`otir-wlieel veliieles.
nusT|c`o.-ith-_ ivrtiiit-.is :wit-rs.
i\l:trtin, l.ol 23, is ui. present inkiiii; ai
t~oitiiitt'i'<'l:il i'otti'.~;r-. in <‘liui'lnit<'ttiwi|.
--Mr. l~1liii:'r liiiiroii und Miss l~`:tntiy
(tullaui. of Rtislivti, were vi.~'il:ii's in
t‘li:ii'lottt'towii nit lust 'l`litii'siluy.--
Miss Atzgie l)otitf:'tl.e, of tiliarlotto-
town is speiiiliin: lier viieatioit :tt North
lltistii-ti, tlir' giiesi of the lliissos 'l`lllir‘.
:ind tlertio l‘inr'ittt.~- .\ very eiijoyzililt'
"soirt'e" was spoilt lust \\'t'diies:l:i_\'
eyeiiiiiiz :ti llie. linnii' ol' Mr. :intl l\li's_
.lolin II. llniron, Nortli Iltisiii~.n_ ’l`li:'.
ev:-itiiii: was spent in il:iiit'in;;. siiigitig,
iiisi.i'iiiiii'iiial niiisit' (violin :tiid orixtttil
:tiid :iltIititi;.:h tho i'ro\\':l wzis not very
I1\I‘tU‘ .\‘l'| all eiijn_\'etl tlit'|iist'lv:'s iii
their |ie:trI’s eouleiii. i\Ii‘. :intl Mrs.
llniron :ire i`:inioil for their i.:eiii:tl hos-
pit:tliiy :uid tlii-_v provetl Ili:-|iiselv:'::
iii this <':t.~w. :ts linspiltibli' :is tt:~'ti:tl.
'I`lt»' splviiilitl repitst soi'\':'rl in Hrs.
lIoiron':: ti:su:il gooil style, p|-(it-nr] fi,
Iii' not :tn titiiiiiporlatiii itoiti in the
r'\'f.'iiliii:`i< eitjii_\'ttioiii. /\i :i lui.. |',,,",.
the pitrty lirokt' up, hut not hofore :ill
had r'.xpi'es.<etl their tlittnks tothe host
:ind Iitisiosw for their Iiospllitliiy und
1\f'l’f”l)If"| the iii\‘it:tlion in route hack
:annie otlier iiiizlit. - 'l‘.
WEDDING BELLSL - .'\ very |ii':'t-
ty wr'il¢li|tIZ i'i't'|'i|ioii_v tool: pl:t<'e iii Ht.
.\|iii‘s l`liurt'h. llope ltiver, on the
inoi'nlii;: oI` Antz. lilili. when Miss Mary
t`iirr of lilillviile hei':tiiir- the bride of
Mr. John I"lr'tiiiniii;; oi` lliistivo, North.
tht' sntreii ltnot being tied liy the pain-
lor Rev. .l. A. tlutttioi. 'l`li:_' lirlilr- wus-i
-lrt's.=:t'tl in it vi-ry liziiiilntiiiit' i.:ri\\'i| of
r~i'i-:ini satin de <'lit'iit'. with jet trini-
lllllll-Za. nntl lookeil very be:iiitII`uI uiidei'
it liirge wlilie liiit wlili pltiitie. Sho wns
'lll"II1Il‘tl hy hor sister, lilies \‘Viiiii`red
who wore wlillr' silk with white hat.
'VIH' Ilroiiin wits :itipiiorled by liI:~i Iirotli-
er, Mr. lttiilotplt, who illled the place
n at \'i'i'_\' i'i'eilltublc niuuner. J\t'tr'r the
tri-reniony thu party left the t'hurt'li
midst it shower ofrice, and tlrovn to
ltr' linnin ot’ the bride, where n atinip-
liioun wedding dinner was served in :i
iitiiiihei' of invited guests. The day 'wus
happily spent in nierry-makiiiiz :intl
_niziiiy speeches were maderwlilcli tes-
tified highly for the esteem In which
'ioiii .Bride :iuii groom were,ii@i<i iii
the circles In which they moved. lu
the evening ilf`e wedding party drove
`o the linme of the groom where they
were niet b a right hearty welcomi-
'rom the grc*m's' friends. including his
inotlier Mrs. Cornglltis Flemming. Tho
who snia' hours found the guests ink-
’ng leave of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming nf-
‘er snoiiillng a very pleasant. e"enituz
'intl leaving with the newly wed pair,
'miny good wishes for all the joys of it
happy nnil prosperous married life.
THE STEELHEAD TROUT
Trltneplantert from' the Paelfle Coast
to Greet Lakai.
About fifteen years ago the gill net.
men of Lake Mlchisltlt Iivirnit to find
speelniens of trout among their etittrli
of ii kind previously tiiiknown to
them. In later years these worn
Lakéii In increasing ubtiiiilnnre, until
now they form a very liupnrtatit part'
ot many a haul. Most or them nm
email f lt. exceed tive ounri-i
I. W Y
n `wa|g|¥i quality ot thelii meat
lit hlgIie`I‘__tI§iti_t‘  ot the natlve__IaI_re
~ ~.~..--if i -'f~.*> ""-'I »»A,..i:-.. - `
I
trotit of tltt' tlreni l.akes. ’l‘lie tlslt wh;-.
promptly liiipiizvtl "i-':t|itioii" ut' “stil-
nioii trout." _
\\’li:tt is this ilsh :uid \vht'i‘o tliil It
rome i`t'oiii. ’l`¢i settle this ttuoisiioii
specimens \\'<'rti sent by the iislirwnioit
to James Nevin, Stiiirwliitetnloiit oi'
tho State Fish ll:it:'Ituries, wlto hi his
turn sent ilioni to the Zoological De-
partment ot tho University ot' “its-
tzonslii for ileteiuiiiiiatloii.
Here :iii luterestliig story wus dis-
closed. The ilsli undotibtedly is a
“steelhe:td" trout, :i forui niitive to
thc streiinis eiilerliii.: the Pacific Oeettii
in t‘.alit'oi'ni:i. Oregon, \\":isliiiigton
:ind llritlsli t`oluuibl:i_ and never oe-
vurring oust ol' the Sierra Nevada.
llew then <':inie it to be i'ound in otir
lttlres?
A seiireli tllseloseil that seine thirty
years nge the lliilted States Iltireaii
of Fislieries pltiiited several liuiidred
tliotisziiid of steelltead fry in Lake Su-
perior. ln stibsequeiit years others
tverr-. planted in streams tribtitory to
Lake Superior and Lake lillelilgau.
But its there were no appiireiit i'e-
:uilts the inatter was forgotten. lt is
possible that these young iislies stic-
eeoileti in lioldliig their own, :intl to
ziseeittl the strezinis lo deposit their
eggs; :ind that their presence was
overlooked until their ntiniliers were
Tzreaily increase, it is possible. Btit
there is one very importziiit inet
which eoinplicittes the qtiestioii. In the
suine region whence "t~:tnie the
steellteiids there is it :<~r'oiitl trout.
the “raiiiliow," This :il..> has been
"plaintext" in tliese waters and iii
iitinibers iiiuny titties exeocidiiir.: those
oi` the steellietid. In iniiiiy oi' otti'
iioi'ilie|'ii strt':tiiis it is it common ilsli,
:is ailso in l.:tk:\. Sttperior. Notv steel-
Iieiid :ind rztiubow both vary greatly,
und it hats long been it qiiestinn
wlietlier liotli :tru not the saute spe-
cies, altered only by thc particular
waters they oeeui' in. Evidence is
:ieetiiiitiliiiiiig that this is the ease. Iii
Luke Superior it is often hard to tell
wliotlier any given trout is steelhead
oi' ruiiibow.
So it may he that the large steel-
lieiids :ire :ii`lei' itll not the des<'eittl~
:tilts ui' the i':iiiiliow. lditlier euiiili-
tioii shall pr0b:ibl_v iiever be provefl.
lltit tvltirlicvei' iituy be the t::iae_ the
State luis it vitlinihlo :idditloii to the
lish r:'.~=oiii'i'os oi’ tht' Great liiikes,
fountl to play uit iniportriiit part in
the fttttire :levelopiiieiit ol' tliese re-
sotiiwes.
I-‘roin thc native Luke or Maeknnw
'l‘i~nut. the steellieads can be very
reziilily tlistiiigtiislied b_v their silvery
color, their soninwhat larger il-“'\‘-es
the number of black spots along tt. -lr
baeks, rind hy their square tails. -
University of Wisconsin.
DO YOU WANT THE TRAVEL-
LING EXPENSES INCREASED
FROM $900 TO $2,000 PER YEAR?
THAT'S WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF
YOU VOTE FOR A PREMIER IN
ALBERTON.
DO VOU WANT THE PREM|ER’S
OFFICE CLOSED AND THE PRE-
MIER LOCATED IN ALBERTON7
THAT'S WHAT VOTING FOR AN
OPPOSITION CANDIDATE MEANS.
I ._
gill: 
4' ,ez _ - .
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system will abs
.in either meat
.~\ remarkable facff.
crumb need bc wasted.
1 Think it over I
ments essential to building
flour look white and pretty.
packages-ready to serve wi
66 !
There s a
__¥\§Ul‘ Ili -
'\
At Less Cost---
There’s more nutritive value that the
Because in milling white tlour,four-fi fths of the precious
niinei':il _content (all important for health and life) is
thrown out with the brancoat of wheat, to make the
Grape-Nuts
not only supplies all the brain and bone-building,nerve-
and musclemaking phosphates of th: wheat,but all the
rich nutriment of matted barley.
_ Besides, Grape-Nuts is easily digested-generally
in about an hour-white bread and beet require about
2 1-2 hours. -
Grape-Nuts comes in germ proof, moisture-proof
licious ration, economical and highly nourishing.
Made in Canada Sold by Grocers everywhere
cm.-tu::in_ Roigumi Cami co,,._,t.ta, winam, ont. ,_
niet?-et
 /ii.-A
 ll
I1

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orb in Grape-Nuts than
or bread.
Weight for weight, a package of Grape-Nuts sup-
plies onetliird more nourishment than a roast ot beef
and at about half the cost. A roast of beef is about
twenty per cent waste and there is a shrinkage in cook-
ing. Grape-Nuts comes ready cooked-and not a
Then there‘s bread-white bread lacks certain ele-
brain and body. Why?
1
FOO ID
th cream or milk-a de-
Reason”
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