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|"0l'l\ial|Y 0||¢ll2f| by Lieuienalli-Gdveflldr. Largest Numbgr 0| gnu-ies _sold within the lllrolt.
in lllslory oifilssociaiion. _Splendid Showing- -by Merchants. " "_"
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Germans _Must Now liiillll in the 0pen, All Their Pre.
Tlle TW°“W‘f°“"h Annual EXhibi~ emanations ofa few second-or third Swiel .. _ I A 251 §l?\lll,ye‘lI;d';am' it Announced om! . A A
tion of Prince Edward lslandwas fo - t - ' - ~ ~ - -~ - . , _ ,
0 med b me Hmm " "1 9 llvliticians. Whenever l make a Poultry _.. 614 Bombs dropped Io lam mghys zap
mmfenlrnt Gove}l-nor esterda ur the :ligament har. or anywhue elle l Gram "Ju Den” ah' mm W Enmhmd °“'"l°d °“£
Lien Y y morn- wa s h f _ mg under what might be termed aus muy! day; ogotaetptpack it up, other gloloitts ...583 bi); ,Mao half goof? at ,glue Ggmmn
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picius circumstances, in view of the Continuing, President Heartz said Plants'ttUPlb‘wex;sH' Bom. it' was Omen" . D ' . ° ' ` = ‘ *-
~~ - ~ . »» -. nee 0iienslve Beganon Somme Eroill.
fact that this was the fiflrst occasion tha _
in me history or the Associmqn which nhl;b§;l;I:>l;f;lfzln:)_:.v;i}?etl;_eo_2_t:it; lannéllitl gairy Products . . 81:London today. found the /rovince destitute of a` Association since its ince tiony 25 Aaycbgilwork `°"'“0| The Zeppelin “W 'am °f 'mt “ight- singlo military unit winch might be yearn ago. For theiirst sp ear th vi; ll Drk "M304 ""3 “°°°“d “’“h'“ "‘° \“'“"”t W"°"» Present, the last contingent of gallant Association allowed only Islands E e'S (ho lm Goods “.140 was made by several ahships be' :°.‘.“‘:.': l:;“.f‘..;l.‘:‘.f. -° A- --.2-ii Ml-22--.‘?.’.i"Jl. ‘.°::::.,i°§° °“‘:”°"’.;“=“‘~.?"°>' e 1 a ve serv ce tion of ' ' ° ''- ver e ess an nort east in defence of the Empire. The Pr_esi~ considesggtatdeigbgrey§,B,,r€ S,go';;c1;fg¥‘:,‘: T _ -i coast and dropped bombs in the dent oi tho Exhibition, Mr. nrunlr R.. all exhibitions would be open to the 1 "mi “T01 “°""‘°*“ °°“'l"°S~ The ` olllcial Hearn' presided .Bt the oostomary Mnmme Proving” and this amm ___ un cone usion, Mr. Heartz said-_ account of the raid' issued ‘last night. meeting in the main building. whiéh ment had been carried out ever sings ‘ The thanks or the Association are sam that probably “ix z°pp€'un§ t°°k was eilDf0Dl‘l°'39lY decorated with the Oil two occasions previous to' last; waits mga Ciygy School Board' and es' Dart in the atm-ck' British colours, and a number of able year the Association received Do_‘€,?c,a,¥i do riincimil lseamlim for LONDON' SWL 25"-'"5e'V*¥l`l11 1108' addresses were delivered by Drollll- minion Government grants and were 1 :ltr If gels D Mow nght 6 young me an-amps' crossed ima wp and “em cmzonsy who Without except,” men obliged to have the Exhibition, rites o _ _:Q1 nca Streeo Sc ool_to‘-as- no-rthern coasts' of England between expressed their admiration of the me- open to the whole of Canada Last! B Bd “ls at nf” wer; 'IS ex? ses' 1030 ,,°'°‘°°k and mldllmlt lllsl marinus work of the Assoomlom and year’ as he had already stated owmgi an tadso clam e gotiing ak eslh nf ex- night. says an oiilcial 'communica- the high standard of excellence which to the assistance of hon. Mr. 'Mathie~ peg eu, to ve, gf 53: Sf Big iss" MQ? issued Emu!! °'n°" m‘d“ight~ me exmbgts 5|.,¢we,1_ The farmers som the Sum of $2500 was obwmed on tt edmen ot d e L _ ego gin tg. Bombs- are reported to have been "“” "f," d°°‘§,';'° "’f,',"°,“§§’,“°, i°°’”` f’°’“ *he L*-"B SWK C°“lmiSBi°ll°fS orccliritolb Zlmdreooignlngsolstliaof axhihl- ggpggtd lldrfgiugldcgg :i'tlN°nh' mantle on on e qua y o er pro- and 3, am it ' _ _ u es. ' due- whull f°.fl°=l° the sfeelsf cw. the nfhibltionvtzsalleivtafggdi. t°“LrDlfll; §§?§`sl:§§é giggliykllig' .?.'.‘§“fh.§.nf.1o‘2 roudrncarfftilup 1° “I” '°”°"°°' °“ "'° dn not only on themselves but on the 'year' °°“u““e'd Mr' H°*"'tZ» "Wefhelll thinking that one Year ago I “No reports' Of casualties' or dam-
tbe Germans. i
(Special to the Guardian.) ,
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Combles, the
pivotal point in the German line ,~u:lr- ding the approaches to Bapaume on the north and Peronne on the south of the Sornme has fallen beiore tel- riiic attacks of French and British, the Ge-rrnans lighting to death or surren- dering when there was no longer hope. French and British troops swept in from the sides after their capture of
Morval and Fregicourt and broke-
who, coming from the north and South had already nd\:i~.:<‘.-.l H . yond it and cnt oil cowl.-..\1~<.i..
(Canadian Press Despatch.) _through the German defence over run‘ '_' ' . _
LONDON. Se-nt. 26.-_'rho British ning nil before them. 'rhln p1uce‘ -'~.).'.l~.i1i1..t:‘i,€,, (r)-tf;f,&,a§,,°f,"‘"‘“"i““"°" “l MVS entered Combles. on the Somme with its marvellous subterranen piis-1',-~l,;..,,\-Ai M :he _,wth af °_m°."' mmf front, the war office announced today sages, and powerful fortifications had,.1,.. |;.-f.;_.\.'.,,,,, ,,,i -hr'-A 'iw' UI andae i th it f " ‘ “"` ""- "lt"
r overcom ng e res s ance o been caught in the grip of the Allies' `. _(.1 r-fir-court, north west of Les-
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ro ince as a whole. P V were fortunate enou ll to secure al ogition and look- p 9 have boo- ,. _.. _ .l punt. . l.l..,, .. u. ll l..s ,._,.,
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The speakers were me President' like "mmmt and Wm? identically th*-” 3302113 ylrieslblgo cpollection of men gLater the lflollgvgvllivgedoilli l tat ' ’ " ""' “"1” i""" "
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His Honour the Lieutenant Governor, same assistance, and it again necessi-,many of whom are today, ill their ment concerning the an mid was li. |....-t.._.l. .ll 1.1.. . _ . , _
" »fl=..'lli:l.'~~llit:l :<1 :llc .-mill. i‘i'tml i`.e
(who was accompanied by Mrs. Mc- tated us opening the E liiliti t th » . _
Donald). Dr. Pearce. the Americtln Dominion. There w}ere)t\\?t? uonfoiiéggr 915,, ;c,'-x:;_ Lirggspiisig' $123,- 2:; mtii-(;?,vI£2§l°,'1°st1A, i M ' ln , . pl.-rl..-_
Consuli, il-lon. tlgurdoclli McKinnon. tunate years in which no exhibitionoolng it for us ood Q,-hit are we d0' slxdvisited the eNgr;;m];:;§mbablg i...,... . . . u.li. ~ li. ilnlliillg _,,,. Comm ss oner 0 sr cu ure rorrescn- was held and that accounted for the- ,n ' '"1 -’_"`_““”'“ . . . '-1 ' `
. g for them# P;-actgmrlly nothing SC.u¢hB]-n Count,” during the night .._. l- .. ..\ i.|.,_ in tvnti- bw-il lwav_\
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ting U16 Premier. His Worship MHYOY fact that this present Exhibition was' '
-However when they return it will he Bombs were dropped in th N th ‘ . - ' ‘ - - - __ _ tl _
Brown and nov. Dr., P. c_ ouutéigggl the 2-ith. although tho ilrst was he-id‘,,,, t., ue etoynt-homes to do rom; gountler, ond- some ‘cnutlaaltltele ‘Mayor wins Trai and Pace’ and ,,,4._,_,.‘ ,_.,,_,,_.`f~.,.`. _,,..,»,,,,.,,,, ,,,.,.,I ,,,.?_;,,.
The pupils of Prince St eet S '. 26 years ago. f b , ,J 1 “Moro om ~ _ acconilmnied by Prlnclilal Seaman and He thought that nntwlth tundi tb .'“'i“g ° a B" 1 an a -» °g° ‘"° "?°°"°"' . ,, _ = , ,. . _ , , ‘, " tht teachers. were in attendance, and foo; that the Empire 1., not WSE th; th?-Eé President then called on His cehf`;‘:iu,,“°`P°"'°»h°V9 “Of Wi been re- no \` _",_-_,_ ,‘,` `,'_'o,`, `f ,fmfiimkl""'x`H:;,;;f;p
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under the direction of Professor Hin- prooont Exhibition would be one of Honor the Lieutenant Governor ,oo “ls
ton at the Plano they gave a distinctly the most successful, if indeed not the h E mom Tfto" 'fd ‘ ‘ ' o _ creditable programme or patriotic se- ,,,¢,,,, successful, 1,, ,he ,,,,,m, 0,, ,,,e,ma1ly to Oven t 0 1 ell- Mllgmnoz cgl;il:gn:1;lpri2';|n;e;it.'; liar-_! _ ‘ \____:,1 ,, mw_, m_,_imW___ Fim, "’°“°““' TM F°“’"‘ R""”‘°“‘ B““" A"°“'““°“~ l.lsu1' -covsnnon lvleooNAl.o. tho exhibit or cheese widen bg ?lfollg‘blt‘ -“ U n W” “ment 'md rendered apprecmbl-e ' ' ' Showed a vast improvement over th.at'f '.~ -'th-.1 hozl--V.:-|l;.~. nil-i \'i<»n.lu tail
service. - 'i' , D ~ being able to thank the local govern-
` ~"~~Th6 86116111.81'-0Diii1llC0 Will! H0! l19l"'ment/-for the continuance of an aug- lmrs as larso ol misht have lwanex-. mented grant approximating $5.000, it vested. bul'_1.he we-ntheriwal not we nu.vl_iig_ been raised to that, _ amount.. flvoui-'liblora l‘_a`t.hor'-raw“wind*i>i’$ \-"i'r`6i1' $3,950 “four years ` ago. ' ` With ins- Notwithstanding this. however. the runny patriotic onlie upon tho go there was o fairly large. and an ex- vornrnent, be sold, lt would not have tremely interested crowd. the number been surprising ii they had norncwhui of visitors from Charlottetown belng.|ro¢1\|¢ed 1;, but ag the wo;-at in war lf llllyllllllE. in excess of thole of last matters was over, they could safely rl.’» ydllf- gard the grant as a permanent one,
Tile exhibits in the main building. President Hearts also thanked the were spectacularly _ inte-resting. and; City council for its grunt oi`$B"oo'."'ii ull 11 fllfiklllg. evidence of the wonder- recognized that the City beneiltedoby rul productively of the Province tho Exhibition and accordingly made tlley should receive the closest attcn- the grant,
tion of every visitor. The Dominioni
Government and local Experimental of the Live Stock Commissioners' l~'lirm exhibits are highly Gdllqlllkllllll grant. lie thought that the Exhibi-N i'tlltul'es in the main building. rt close tion, good as it was, was not up to they study of which would prove llenellclel- standard it should be with such u
its also have their
The outdoor exhiif y . -
llllrllctions the cattle being Qlllfe UD tion had endeavoured, -by offering lar- to the standard, if not indeed superior. gep prize.; in ce,-gain ¢|a,se5_ to en.
The “fakirs" are of course a M0065- courage those classes and increase
sary evil of every Exhibition, and there is the usual quota of them in operation; but, 'as the President as- sured the visitors, the management had seen to it that what side-shows were allowed on the grounds on this occasion were of a character that would not offend thc- sensibilities of those who cared to expend their sur- plus cash in gratifying their curiosity by paying to see them.
The races. are always the UNM drawing card. and the sport Dl”0V|d°d- ln this direction promises to be of' lisllal interest. i_ The total number of exhibits this
year exceeds 4,600 being approximate- ly 1,000 more than the- nuinber SHOW"
last year. _
At 12 o'clocl¢ the school children.-
lieuded by the Band. marched t0 the rl-builtin. all bearing Union Jacks. and 'in lilo Building they took seats UD' stlllr son the north side. _ The proceedings were opened with tho Russia National Anthem by the' children, ameri which Mr. Frank Hoartz delivered the presidential .ad- dress.
Mr. Hearts, at the outset. said the! he wishedto inake a remark which! perhaps was more of s personal na-,' ture than Otherwise. “Last year. ill the opening," he said, "l gave the hon., Mr. Mathioson certain credit for hav-| ing secured the sum of $2,500 from the Dominion- Lives Ebook Gommlssloners for the purposes of this .Ex-hibition, An anonymous letter appeared in the Press statin that I was altogether wrong and glint Mr. Mathieson had nothing to do with it; in fact, it -was Suggested that this money would have been obtained in any aio. I replied to thatcolilaililllostion showing exact- ly how it was that/we had received that money and proving conclusive- ly. -beyond the shadow of n. doubt.1ths¢ the credit in the matter was due en- tirely to Premier Mathielon. But theso anonymous correspondents collective- ly and jointly, wrote |notheig__lettsr, and as it was more or less a personal attack upon myself, I did not deem it worth my while to reply to it. I felt that the people of this country would not be greatly benefited -by A prolonged dilouuion of- e-private na- ture in the Press. But 1 wish to say
here to-day that so long as I am con- , ` 3839
nactod with the Association as Pu- aident-und I don't think it will .be any ]°l1l\r than this ‘yeari but whether short or long, so on; as-1. have any connection with this Association, nei- "Nll theneeooiatlon nor myself will
He said he had much leasure in
He fully anticipated a continuance
countr as we have The Associa
the exhibits in them, with an appre- ciable result. Ha urged more compe- tition. The farmers might not rea- lizc lt, but.it would be far better, hcl thought, to be third in a class of 10 than ilrst in a class of 3, and he had no doubt there were a great many farmers who, coming as mere specta- tors. would go away greatly benefited by what they saw, and many would rculize that they themselves had as good animals at home as, if not bet- ter tllan, those they saw. Unless the farmers took an active interest in the Exhibition they showed a lack of patriotism and loyalty to their native provlncc.
The President then complimented
Professor Clarke of the Experimental Farm on the excellent work done there; and the short courses that were being lield, he said. were proving of considerable benefit. He said that thero must -be more competition and more exhibitors taking part, .if the funda- mental principles of the Exhibition were to be carried out.
President Heartz then referred to
the arnusements, which lle said wero of a higher order than Dl‘°V|0llBlY. illfl more wholesome. In connection with the ‘horse races lie pointed out that the veteran horsemen of P. E. Is- land, Dr. J. T. Jenkins, would favour lovers or the snort by taking part in tho races. -
Mr. Heartz said that tho comparison
of the exhibits of 1915 and 1916 would he in the Press and he would n_ot dolay them with a recital_of t o figures. which allllelll' 5910*-
1915.
Horses . . . . . . . . . .._ Cattle ._ 'M297 g“‘;°P " "loo was - Poultry ...Ago Ilrains&Soeds...., . ....426 Roots & Vegetables .. _...am Fruit . . . . . . . . . .._ --~-285 Plants lr Flowers ,U 'Dairy Products -~ ----288 Fancy Work-..._ -M130 Art Work..... - -'H7 Wollon Goods ._ ~~-'Bo School Work _...mu Miscellaneous . . _ .. _ - - --
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1010.
Horses ~"--289
jladums d :ijt tb hth could , _ V _ - 908 _ _ .9 `§§f£3`y'h§s;'§`L?b£t? sopfar as he could
bé'congratulatsdmn'the splendid show
_His Honour said he had much plea- sure ln opening the Exhibition. _I-le.
n ed lx rest many exblbi
see, the present exhibition compared favourably with any of its predeces- sors and excelled many. The pro- ductions of the soil seemed to be ex- cellent in every particular, and he thought -both the President of the As- sociatlon and the farmers deserved to
before them. He pointed out that interest on the part of the farmers was indispensable to the success of the Exhibition. and those who did not exhibit would learn a great deal from what they saw. He urged the great importance: of co-operation pointing out that co-operation was the secret of success, evidenced especially by the _work of the Allied nations;-Brb tain- and her colonies, he said, were co-operating as well as Britain and her Allies. _
His Honour congratulated the Asso.
ciation on the success of the Exhibi- tion and attributed no small part. of that success to the painstaking and eliterprislng efforts of Mr. l-leartz, the President. He than declared the Ex- hibition formally open.
HON. MURDOCH McKiNNON.
Hon. Murdoch McKinnon. Commis-
sioner of Agriculture, then spoke. He paid that the Provincial Exhibition was one of the most important and most interesting occasions in the course of the year, and the present Ex- hibition he regarded as a great suc- cess. “We meet to-day," lie said, "under more favourable circumstan- ces than we have niet perhaps in many a year. The season opened favour- ably, the weather was all that could be desired, and we have more than an average 'crop harvested and well un- der cover. This should encourage people to avail themselves of every opportunity, especially when W9 Bee that there is,a -lomand for the pro- ducts of the farm and a 500d'Dl‘l§€' awaiting them. l think nothing cou d b more advantageous to the _people
e of this province than a vistilt to alll:
Exhibition. We are lll‘0\l 0 fact that we are an agrldllllllml Wm” munity, for_ we rc-alize that every'-11111!!
‘lf f0l`m°l‘ years. He also referred; to the exhibit of wool; in whichtlborel was again__a,.-marked advance. The. poultry _ `§l‘lH.-*‘1. 'llidl and in regard. to the eialait~6'Hl§§»;l one of the most perishable articles!
.‘2°?°‘n€' é’l'i't‘i-`.‘5.€‘°o‘2§§in“r'lr§“° "‘"'* 6 _ N tbanl
array _otheiié €rr;1vi;lce;"'(;Applanse.)l
e res en ii state 'that`the
farillllers hiadltnlot ex(li1ibited as largely as eym ave one. He agreed that the exqlibits might have been lar-` ger, but he pointed outvthst the ar- UCISS lllabwere on show were a dis-
tinct liredithto ttlde fllilrmers. Before very ng. e sa t are would be a
contiogenohof Xompotitiors that would surpr se e ssoc at on. A short time ago Rural Science was intro- duced into the schools, with the re- sult that today there are school exhi-
bitions here .ang tgliere throughout the country, at w ic the school chilr dren exhibit vegetables, etc., ,that would compare favourably with those shown at the Exhibition. (Applause.) These school children, said M_r. Mc-
Kinnon. would be heard glam in' a short time; they would he e exhibi- tors of.the future, and .the .ines- timable knowledge which they were acqulringnow, and the interest which they were taking in the matter, would
ensure, in tiilxlie }olco(;ne; the grgater success of t e san 's great e uca- tlonal enterprise.
AMERICAN COUSUL PEARCE.
Dr. Pearce, American Consul, gave
an eloquent address in _which he paid tribute to_,_Prince Edward lsland’s agricultural' potentialities and' the
stalrs:_'_one lay below and the.1of.h'er upstairs, (the school children.) iieiie
Canada, _and ,the exhibits were an evi- dence hat the adults had not been
i. Continued on Page Four.
- " i lturs. Viewing_ glsigellgisildllllg ftglclthis standlwllll. I am satisfied it has a much better _Blk-
e than ever before. Bild '-59
pearanc _ exhibits seem to me to be flgaénigg
e have ~
zfrxlielyot lllxlylmangivz stock shed! V0" will and nnlmolroi very tggneglolg; breed and a areal Cfedll ¢° “how ince and the- exhibitors. All GX tion of this kind is nothing if not edu- atlonal T ere could be no better C ortunlty lor farmers to learn of gglr shortcomings and to take sug- gestions tor -,l\,l_° l1'll“’9V°’,‘;°‘t‘; ‘:;:h§¥_ °wn bmdum' "hm B but the farmers- h“’m°“' “ge “MW t B tt well ad. 0! fm’ 9'" nm “_” me dy their edu- '°“°°d in their memodglalxlnas \iut`we- °°“°“ “'°“' “"°“'fi`“tb t 'riiaan le °“°““‘o‘?°°' 1" mf" ° imrnovsi- .xhwit s nook- ron _
ENT ,mg the Exhibition in one of
M 'gt potent means of educating “modulus standard' which _we should U: ive 'to attain. 'There is ulwsrl F001# B r ve ent 1 repeat. ellli ' *.5
:,I:v(::mgro?\`:ld¢l.b"vlith that ol' more suc- cessful °°mP°m’°"’ “nd “c?o“b`:'lRg
llelneciedlnmyway by tbeJealous,Bheep --~ ~~~
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Cattle . .. _.290
for ill\D|`° W or’ by compofmo. auf,
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vance in the price of paper,
z of ink, of type, of metal, and 4, the cost of production gener-
ally, THE CHARLOTTE-
TOWN GUARDIAN find
it necessary to adhei' strictly to its subscriptiou rates as follows:
For the' City, delivered
$3~5° Péf Yea
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the open- Exhibition what is tomorrow. two’ d.tl.Y_s_
The' race programme of
ing day of the ls' an- index of
to follow .today and
The gublic mx@""lo`o`i¢`tor' _ of rea sport. though the two races
t heats there
Kelly, Charlottetown, P. E. 1., and proved to his provincial admirers that he is the greatest trotting stallion ln Canada. This is a broad' statement. but his performances; of yesterday clearly showed that he could have trotted the mile in 2.13 or better, and Judges of t-he racing flesh claim he is a 2.06 or better trotter on a mile track. He trotted the three heats without 9. mistake and in' each heat was pulled up to a jog wt the wire. A sample' of his speed ‘ was nicely shown in the fire-t half of the last heat- 1.06 1-4. Fastest mile 2.16.
Orwell Bell, prove-d too strong fox
Devilish Dorothy by winning two seconds. The above two mares made a race in itself, both battling all the time for seéond honors. Dixie Girl won. fourth money.-
-The 2.40 trot tStake) was neatly'
won by Brenton' H., owned by Mr. H. C. Hooper, Chat'-lottetown. When the other contestants would strive for the pole-, Brenton always had more sp_e-sd left and was never in danger. His fastest time was 2.21 1-4.
The attractions in front of the
grand stand were interesting and up to thd standiardl- I~!Il“
Many complaints were made about
the dusty track and no signs of' the watering cart. What’s the trouble?
2.20 CLASS. TROT AND PACE.
2.16 12, entered by Ham
'itil \\'.I in r1l.ci'¢.iinl"; gm thi; f-,Mu-, '
= 'he '1~_._mlse of ,~t om' itlwsiun si,-
mond Kelly, Charlotte' ' ,_ k 1 1 . _ wwe. P. a. I. ‘ _ 1 1 1 '..f.°n.i..rf§ .‘.§?..f`..yt'§i`f(r‘l'Zl.»il°<f.'ff angocdfo
ORWELL. BELL. entered
by The Ellis Pharmacy, Montague, P. E. I. 2 3 2-
UEVILISH DOROTHY Blk
DIXIIE GIRL, Bay M. 2.24 1-2 entered by J. A. Hender- son, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 4 4 4
ZEALOT. Blk. St. 2.29 1-2
entered by Michael Mc-' Kenna, Vernon Bridge,
P. E. I. .
dr `
IJR. SHARPER, 2.18 1 4, b. g. entered' by The' McKin- non Drug Co., Charlotte- town, P. E I. dr. Timo, 2.17, 2.16, 2.17.
2.40 CLASS, TROT STAKE. Purse $400.00.
BRENTON H., -Dun G.,
2.40 1-2, entered by H. C.
P. E. I. '. 1
LLOYD ACHILLE, 2.21, Bay
G., entered by Angus Mc-
gillévray, New Glasgow.
CAP CRESCEUS, Bay G., _ entered by Frank Bou-
tellie'r, Halifax, N. S. 4
UPTON PRINCE 2.45, Bay
H., entered by,Dr. J. T. _
Jenkins, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 3 -i 5
ADMIRAL, B. G., entered
by A. F. Murphy, Char.
lottetc-wn, P. E. ll. '
.FELLICOE 2.35, Br. G., en-
tefrad by Hammond Kelly,
222
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i Purele $400.00.
MAYOR TODD, ' br. Bt.,
Charlottetown, P. E. -I. 6 dr.
Time, 2.22, 2.21 1-4, 2.25.
Another full-capacity house greeted
the Urban Stock Co.. at the Prince Edward Theatre last night when that fine old drama, The Old Home- stead, was staged and played in a man-
in him. and his eventual redemption
from ruin through the kindness. and help of the boy’n father. The story is well worked out. pathos and come- dy excellently balanced and each of the characters admirably suited to the
l>_a_l't taken.
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back on the my to respectability
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W\l°"°"‘ ‘M dmerence 9° fl»§90+¢+¢¢OOO‘|'0¢00o` and home throutll the kindness of- Mlnerdw Llnlmont Guru oletnmvir,
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ner that delighted the large audlencolonly a minor part took it to the bestl
agid gave tihisusxcellent company niadvantage as “Rlckety Ann," sndl
s rouger gr an ever u on the created lots o _
theatre loveiys of Charlottetgwn. The* The specialtigbll-1:11:-Etiurxgti aotd- 'wav-el Lot 48 228.ioz7M¥°-
plot of the story is familiar, a boy who. probably the beet seen in Chairlotte- ' ` ° '- wa' had gone adrift in New York, s father! town. Certainly Mr. Harry ,El-‘erris‘ and mother who had never lost faitlrhas no superior as a ventrilpqulat,
Bild l‘°!\ll‘ll l\li‘0\lgh the good offices and _stories kept the audience in vi-oars of another who was himself rescued of laughter and was repeatedly scall-
Mr- Fred Hervey as Joshua whit- iildrrt mln lt will certainly 'bo r ere
comb, the old fashioned country far- to hour ond one it over again. ‘ tiller. fllhéf Of U18 boy Reuben who Tonight "Sinners" one of ,the ‘big lllld |0119 eeirly. 100k the Dlrt splen- New York successes, will be put n _ didly, blending the pathetic with the and there is oiug to be another bous - \l\llll°l'0\ll lil I Way that brought "a ful, _ss the Lsompeny has in tlieir tw s lump to the throat" to be luslmtly re- ,nights performances inudo tberuuelvei moved by roars of laughter. Mr. irresistible. lt will be necessary to ,Charses Hammond as "Frank Hop- book seein early for tonight as there kim, the erring son of the Millionaire is going to be a rush. This is a Henry Hoplinrand who was helped friendly tip. _
Hopkinst also finely interpreted his character, while lots of comedy and variety were added' by the other mem- bers of the cast. The ierfiinr 1..-z- Misa Marion Johnquest, while takiugf
.'touman‘/n front Austrians and Gob 'wane have been clmlpelled to evacuate Vulcan Scurduk passes of the Tran- lvanlan Al s in order to avoid an
on the market-there had b _ h'w°r° w°“ m stralgh ’ ‘ I . ’ ‘ ‘7' P . an improvement in recent Eggs ‘1‘;1‘;t,was lots of excitement and _faatMtime.! M. 2.17 1-4, entered by Dr. .,,-pensive o,,c|,.om,g movomoot .top today Prince Edward Island Cham] ln the 2.20 trc-t and pace ayor, J. T. Jenkins, Charlotte- -fi by the R0,m,,,,;anB_
» Todd, owned by Mr. Hammond! town, P. E. I. 3 2 3
/iv.~\arr"-: l_|»l»~.. .. _,.,r».n olds. Etc.
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