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Wu _ (NowHEvonIng Daily) 1|!!

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(88-60 Plr Your (delivered) In adnnoo_~___, » ~ ~-it '_ J. 52.30 Por Your (Milled) In Advplop lljonpdo

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Periéy Power. -"iii Sea

§Severed ily' Moving Train. Was Taken' to “Prince _County Hospital. llis Condition

Very Critical.

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A deplorable' accident occurre'd`| hung only by at portion of the skin.

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las|_ llight at Kensington, by which a. The unfortullute fellow was at once- youllg lllull, Pe.-rcy Pc-wer. aged 19, of carried into till-_ station and lnedicul Sci View, had both legs- severed. use-istallce' called in. They teiepiloneil 'file youllg ulan and a companion to Sunlnlc-rs‘it`.'.a- for an automobile to wore walking along the station plat- take' him to ths hospital and Mr. forlll, near the edge, as the special liellry' Gaiidet consented to go provid- vtlaill from Sumluerside was pulling ell-he received authorization from the in. it seems that another young Pre-nlier. The authorizatioll was grant- nlun walked ill between Power alld ell immediately it was asked for, and his companion, accidently' pushing the' the round trip fronl Silnlillerside' to

forlller against the moving train. Hel Kent:-illgton, bringing the young man was knocked' down by th-o lmovillg ill, wus made ill`an hour. Drs. Jardine car, fc-ll between the' train and tho and .Gillis accompanied' the patio-nt to pllttforlli and the' wheels or at least the Sullllnerside- 1-lospitul. On arrival one cal' pass-ed 4.-ver his legs' below his condition' was very critical but by tho knees, coiilpletely severing one latest reports- the doctors said llc had

and crushing the other so that it

a fighting chalice.--C.

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SEGUNIJ DAY UE

.Pulsar

' UIIUNTY EXHIBITION

The sorolld il.i_v of i’rlllcc (`oullty

Exlllllitioll lvzls riittullllcii by un illi- iiloilso crowd. upwnrils of 4,000 por- sons pussillg tilrougll the gates during tllo day. Tile formal opening took place at noon by ills Honour Illeut. Governor McDonald. The President. Mr. McArthur, presided and ill a few well clloflell words introduced l-lis lion our. Governor McDonald ill a short address congl-atulzlterl the (‘oullly and the mailugemclit oil the grand showing in every department ot' the Exhibition; which lla forlliully declared opell. Short sdilresscs were also lllatie by His Worship Mayor Jardine who~oii. behal! of; the town welcomed the citi zens. alid`Hons. Murdoch McKinnon, Jas. A. McNeill, Senator Murphy and others. -

The judging of the different classes

which was commenced the day before concluded about noon. 'l`lle principal attraction ill the afternoon was the horse races, which, notwithstanding it heavy shower oi rain, were attended by about 2,500 persons wllo witnessed an excellent day's sport. ln the free p for-all there were 3 starters. Each heat was ii l'ace ill itself between De villisli Dorothy and Sister Patch, the former winning out after losing the first heat. ' in the 2.40 class trot and paeetllere were 4 starters alld it was hotly contested throughout taking` 4 heats to decide it. Perhaps tllc`

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best racing of the day was ill the ll your old trot and pace which £00

5 ilozitft to ilot‘ili<~. llscillll. ownvtl b_v Dr. (‘llrisiopllor won out ziftci' losing tho first two hclitl.. Tho following is tilo izilllllllury:-~

FREE-FOR-ALL. (Purse $200.)

Devillisll Dorothy .. . . . . . . . .._ Sister Patch The Abegweit. ... .__ ._

'l`illle-2.22%, 2 21, 2.23*/4.

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2.40 CLASS TROT AND PACE

(Purse $100.)

screw s-*°'*I-'aw *‘ .. ~ l&“"'IQ\-1

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(Jasey-(il-esceus Dusty Miller llex . . . ... Happylaad Time-2.29'/1, -2.30, 2.291/Q

to

3-YEAR OLD TROT AND PACE. (Purse $100.)

Uscida . . . . . . . . . . . . Petroiia.... ..

Oma ._

Queen Alice ._ lsrael’I‘odd

Comodore Cresceus . ._ _ _ . _ ._ _

Time-2.341/Q, 2.341/4, 2.36, 2.34%. The oiiicinls were starter Fred

Wright. Judges, Hanllllolld l{eliy,l Charlottetown; Hugh Morrison, Ken- sington;`Bertram Ranlsuy, Mt. Rose.

Timers-E. B. McDonald, North Be-

deque; A. C. Rogers. Sunllnerside.

Uwe:-slate LJ-acii-lb:

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(‘lerk, J. I<‘. Arnett.

YOSNDENBED ADB.

T00 LA,'1‘E FOB

CLASSIFICATION

ONE CENT por word each insertion

for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany orders. Minimum charges B5 cents.____ __ _ SAUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE

fresh every tiny from selected young pork. Sa\|lld'ors, Ncwsonio td Co., Market ljulding _

- 22!-i8»£l-ll-'»Mlllnos.

POULTRY--l AM BUYING F0'WL

und irllickolls each woo-k -day. Pur- tios having fowl to kill may dross theill by scolding, hilt cillckclni, gooso, otc.. nlus-t bo d'r_v plucked. J D. Jenkins. 2407-i0-fiMilllu. WANTED AT ONCE-BOY FOR ER-

runlis. Apply' ut this ofilco.

_ 2'i32-itl-iiMi_l'.-

T0 LET AND FOR SALE CARDS

can bo obtained wt the Guardian Job Printing Department.

04M3i

2403-1 - .

PRIVATE NURSES EASILY EARN

$25. we-akiy. Conveniently le-arnod, witllout leaving home. Booklet free. Royal School of Science, Dept. 1141 Sp|u‘.'illa Ave., Toronto-, Canada. ` V 2445-10-7-M_4l. FOUND- AT lARN8CL|FFlE¢

boat, 15 feet keel. Owner can have; name by applying to undersigned; If not claimed by Oct. 18th will he sold on that date~withc-ut further notice. John J. McPherson.

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llarhoprlnlprovements llarllley and Malpeqne

THU i)l'i‘lil§0. Pownal. No. li left

ilcro on lilo nlorllillg of the -ith ilist_. for ltustico. ill tow of tllo tug “islan- ilor." 'l`llis dredge has boon operu- ting ut Durilley llasln and ill this llur- bor all ‘thc summer of 1915 and this season il cnt ot’ over llult‘ it nlllo wus lllli lIll'0llt»!ll ut Darllloy frolll thu Bit- sill ill to tllo bridge. 'Phill glmblgg fishing bouts to I-tot. right up to thu bridge and ill to the deep wlltor lllmvg I-l'0 |H‘i<il<o. This work is oi' inosti- lniblu vuiuo to tho ilshorlllcu or this i0"ali|y of which tllcre itro a lnr 0

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(Special to the Guardian.)

NEW YORK. Oct. tl-The New York

\Evelling Post today publishes ii story to the client that it llus bilell lcul'lloil ‘from ti trust worthy source that Alli- bossaulor James W. Gerard. now on his way back from Gerlllnlly will lay before President Wilson at l‘ei|ilost that the Prosiiiellt use his good oiiices in suing for peace with the Allies. Gel'-'

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lllally has ileiillitcly Llcoidcd to apply to Presidelit Wilson, the article says to use his good illflllences ill suing for police \vitli the Allies. This was louriicd today irolil sources ill li posi- tion to have absolutely tl'usi.wo|‘tlly illforlllutioll oil tllese1lllat_tel's. lt is undel'stood that Alll assaiior Gcral'd who is on his way 0. cr here will lay the 1\Iaiscr's request -lcfore l’resiliellt \‘.’ilsoll within u week. it is a fact,

.sent rum

T0 SUIE Foil PEACE I?

Reported Autlloritatively that il S. Ambassador Gerard,'Nilw"Returu- ing from Berlin, Will 1 Ask President Wilson to Sue for Peace at lnstigation dl German 0liieiais.

however positively it may he dellie officially, that the possillillty ot Pros dent VV-iisoll acting as lllciliator has beell disc-list-sell by Gel‘illlill_otlicinis with Gel‘ai'd. it is tllel'l‘t`oro by no menlls surprising that l'uport.~= llow take zi definite :zillipo ill collilcctioll with Gel‘llrll‘s trip to this couiltl'_\'. Gerard is oil llonrrl thc i~`l'eiiel‘iclt Sth and is due in New York about Tuesday next.

il 1.

Russians Making I

Violent Attacks

I Canadian Press Despatch) I LONDON, Oct. 6-Tllc llussiull ut- izlck;-l oil tile' cas-terll i`rollt ure llloro riolc-lit than any kllowll since illc start of’ the war, ucco-ltlillg to ii t'opclihagon d'e's-patcll to tile ldxcllallgc Tclograpli (‘onipan_y’, quoting the ldustr.-l'll <:orre‘spnlldcll-t, oi' tllo lie;-l‘iill i.okztlAuzic'ger. Tile ilfrspzlti-li states -that iieur Karytruca and 7.ubulilll, lius- sian lllfalltly have zlttzlckctl Gefrlllall lilies for the lust tllirty-six llour:-‘ witllout cc~.'-siltioll. 'i‘ll-is assault. wus on ll front oi` tifty kiiollloircs, ullil the callllmllule continued ull night. '

Gorllliill officers who plll'ticipntoil

il: tile' brittle oil the \vest€~l'll frolit, ;.ri;- quoted ns sa_v‘lllg that tho tins- -! ian bolllharillnlellt was now lleurly I :':'- violent as that oil the Sollllllo.

The Russians' arc- usillg tllr~llsillli`l's

rf cannon. and ill ll few lia_\"s the Ger- mans tired' sixty tllollsalld shells on iz very small froilt.

'Russians Drving

_ ,Back the Turks

(Special to the Guardian.)

PETROGRAD, Oct. fi.-Tlio liilssiiill

tvifensive against tllo 'i‘ul'ks is living rliccessfully pushed, it is alllloullced l-v the war otiicc today. Tho 'l‘ul-ks :re beillg forced back ill the region if Karsllut River. 40 miles south west rt' Trebizond. _ _

steel tor New _

Quebec Bridge Span

flush Orders Have Been Placed in

Pittsburgh.

Canadian Press Despatch)

Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 6-Rush orders

lgive just been placed hero for .steel to cc-lllplete a lie-w span ill the Quebe--_ bridgo to replace the one which rc- cently fell into t.lli‘.> St. Lalvrcllcc riv- cr. it became known tod'a_v. 'i`llo' llo- lllinion Bridge (folllpally has plucnd ll contlilct wi-til the Anlericall Bridge (‘olllpaliy to i`allriclite the new spun ‘ ‘l-.lid the (lllrnoige Stool Colllpally will|l rl-ll 5,000 tolls oi' stool sllllpcs illlfl I bcullls. nt its' holllcstcud plullt.

GREEK PROVISIONAL GOV-

Nil PEl\l}E"§TIll_K ERUNI NEUTRI-ILS

Holland Warned That llny More;

Pence Talk Would be Re~ gorded us Pro-German ‘

(Special to the Guardian.)

l\'i‘l\V Y()ili{, Oct. ...~.=\ News

Agclli-gv report. pilllllsllcil today i`l'olil lloillc sllys, the ldntcilto Allies have iili`orlllod the Dutch (lovelulllicllt that any lllovc to\vard.~l_ pence oil the part of llolinlld would be lcgaljileil as li pro~ticrill;lil uct., ir. is lellrlled hero to Huy. l-Ixai-ily when thi.; ini`orlll:liion was si-llt in tile Hague is not known l`-ore. 'l`lie fact. oi such oction being i litell wus di_~'cio.<ed iii u iiiscilssioll of 5.lo_\'ti (ieorgc‘s illi<',\'view wail'llill§_' neu Nazis not to ilill1.l°\'<-llc iii this iillle. ‘.‘.-'eil illforlllcd circles llcrc, sill' allies :ro l'c<'ollr'ill-ll to thi- pl'obllbilit_\' that fm- wur will Inst :it least tllreo years i.lol‘e. _ _

jP._\ltlS. Oct. 5.~-Scum-of tho Somine

'lst night wzls -:ilul'aciei‘i¢c`oil ll_v ur iiiit-r_v duels. in tilo sri-tor oi' Qllooli i‘\'L‘l'\! ()ll(l ()l` ()lll' l`(‘i'(llIIltll.‘¢.\'llll(‘l‘ llill Wes welll |`ol‘\vul‘d its i`ul'_ns the cnc l;ly`s supporiillg tlellclics und boln 1"ll'lied it with grclllliios. ill the re pjioll of Verdull there wel'e fllirly great frillll~l'_v aci_ivitio:< oil both sides. Tile. r-liclll_\' bolllllal‘doii l’oi\'erc liiii uno ! nine Wooiis. ill the t'ol'cst of .»\pri=.- :lollt our artillery dispersed lvorkillg iznriics ill Multoo \\`oods. <

IIISIIIQ WIIIIK

MEADOWBAN K.

The roglllnr lllectillg ot' the Mead-

olvballlll \\-`olllell`.< lllstituie was held oil Sept. 20l_il. ut 5! p_lll., ill the school house. The iittcllilnllire was good. The roll i-:lli wus rospolldcll to by li quota- tion from well l<llo\\'n poets. The reg- ular' lnisillcss oi' the lllcetillg was trail-l szi<:tt:il iiftol' wllicli .iiiss Gordon gave it lfzllloinztlvitioll ill “Flower-l\’iakillg." At llc Novolllhcr nlociillg oi' tllo institute llc sl'-liool chilrircll will be present. und will give it il1~llloll.<Irlliioll ill pilysicul drill.

HARRINGTON-WINSLOE

ERNMENT LEAVES CRETE `

FOR MYTILENE.

Canadian Press Despatch)

iLONl)()N, Oct.. ii-A iii;-.-lpliicll iii

ituutor‘s 'Pclcgranl (`olllpully lllolll (‘.itnc»_l. lslllllil ol (‘rciu, says: lilo Grcok pri;-vis-iolllll goverlllllcni. rolll-I pnsifd' of i’l‘i_-lllior Vonlzf.--los, Alllllirilll t'-oundourioiia and Gellcrnl l’ull_vui.ls|

_ V _ gd

llulll_bcr.' AI Malpcduc. tlloglppronch to Ixolrs wlnlrt' luis been iteopengll und siraii:lli.olioil so 'tin-it vosscls draw- IHK up to tlftoell foot can outer and irrlvo at any ordillnry tide. No doubt tllor-lo_lillprovou1oni.s will bo greatly !1l>Dl'0Cil1i0d by tho farm rs und .i`isller-

10 liilllellil so much on thu condition Ot i-he harbour to do their trading, ill importing conl. lumber and other com lhoditios as well ns the exporting of tho,products of the farm und, iisllei;ies. Capt. McLeod of tile dredge- is indeeii tllejrlght- man in the right place. and lnuclicrodit _is duo .him for the nlannor in wllieh he did the-work. -ln justice to him it can ba,,trn|,lifully stated .that no t me was lost while the gli-sdge_wu.s‘ orerntlns in -this-place, vassal own- ers and others interested in the har- bour all agree th -t-.the work is well

' _ ‘ ' 2221-9-2838i.

l=on"i_A`i_'s. 1°f Aedes BF |ZT\°|Tl:i°A`~r.|

Vernon River wit dwelling house. wood shed and barn near school and railroad station. For particulars dp- ply _to C. J. Lebachieur, 04. Westland Ava., Bolton. Mans., or Dr. Collins, vnrlion luv¢r._ 2441-io-'lniipu ZU5'To - rr' The

rolidenoe Mrs. L. M. Poole. 40 Hilla-

boro street, on Tuesday 10th,,0ptl

commencing lt, ll o'olock, 'i'orenoon. porior, dininlroom hall. bedroom and kltchedfurnittirs, sleigh, etc. lt.. Benristo, Auctioneer. - '

7 -. |422-10-4Mtf.

---in--a-__--_g Mlnlurs Llntmurlt em-an omompor.

:lone und, that a u`ttlforlli depth' and rs' good straight, gligtyiiiel is left -on -u re- |\ilt_of his,-.piiinn airing aiiii -thorough manner of perforpiing his ilnties. The ~'crewu_ of both dredge and tughoat have, behaved themselves .as gentlemen while here. ami are greatly missed lil the place.

lt might be- stated ,here that differ-

ent oftorti were .put forth during Ll- lleral rule to improve the hsrbo r. but.

the results were most dissappdlniing tn those interested. Ono dredge cama in, remained in the lulrnoui- for nearly ii month and only worked less than one week of that time. ioavlllii tho harbour very much tho worse in

men otthis illrivlni! iiisllfliet wllo havo';'|_ 4|* 1.- *_* *» * *fl* * 4, Q, 4, +4, ,|, .|.

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lilnllgiis. tn|.:ctllcl' with t_llf`.-lr silitc. depltrtod \’v'oililoi~lii'liy ubourd tilc. litoulile,-r lie/ez-porin, pl'esillnlulll.V I0' Mytiioilc. Tile udnllnistratioll oi’ filo; lslnlid has been organized. with tor- nler. minister of public illatructioll. Tairilnokos as- governor."

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Owing to the great ad-

vance in tlic price of paper,

-‘_ of ink, of typc, 0i1_iiCl1li» aiiil * the cost of production gener- ',|‘, ally, THF. CHARLOVIE-

TOWN V GUARDIAN finds

necessary to adhere

I' strictly to its subscription run-_< :ls follows:

2 For the City, delivered I. _ $3-50 per year Q For outside the City, 4. mailed $2.50 per year * For U. S. A. $3.00 per year 2 'l`Ilese rates will-be strict- ig ly enforced oil and after Oct.

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the visit. We have ,now wltllou:

exception the but harbour on the

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'i`llo l'i\;.:ulur l|li~i-tinlz oi’ the Alcxull-

ilru. lllstlilitc was ilclil on Sopi. lil, Zi

»'~ ‘-\_. '~i thc llollli- ol' tile' Sccrctnry,

Miss ltollcccn Stewart. After the rog- ullir lnlsilloss ut' thc illezlitute hull been tukoli llp.»l\iiss Gordon gave it demoli- stration ill Stellcillillg. '[`llc institute has boon vc\'_\' ucii\'o ill Red t‘l'0ss work. und :iii the nli~||lllcl‘s do their sllllrc ill kuittilr; for the soldiers. The lu-xt lllootlll): will bc in-ill ut Mrs. Co- piuls Nllllll's, wllllll ll il<~|llollstl'uti0ll ill Snlliils will llc givcll by thc Supervis- or.

MAPLE LEAF.

'l‘hr- Maple Lent institute hold thelrl

rcgulnl' llleciiilll ‘"1 SGW- 215'- 230 P nl.. at Mrs. A. .i_ l.inklotter'S. Sher- ln-ookc. 'l`hl-ro wi-rc 1:5 members pre- sont. Tile rcgulur hllsillcss was taken up, utter which .\li.~.< Gordon Save ll denloustratioil ill ll|'.\' i'I"’a“l“8`» Ti\<‘ Secretary of tile institute sends re- ports of the Instituto llleettntls to the llaelrillers who are unable to be pres- out at the mcciintl- 'l`I\I'i I9 BDDTBCIYII- ell very nlucll by ilu- ul:-llibars. as they cull keep ill touch with the Institute activities. I-iospitnl .shirts to be mane up were distributed to tho members. and they are also :lotus i\ EPDM iielli of knitting.

sPn|NoF|El_o. _

Tho regular lllei-tim: Oi U18 Sprint!-

t’.eld Women’s institute was held at tile home of Mrs. ll. ilu.-ilnm. Sept. 22. at 7.30. Miss Maci~‘urlulle was present Ilindvgave n demonstration in (‘.and,v-

N EW LONDON. `

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No Conseription

Will be introduced

(Special to the Guardian.) _

(l'i`TA\VA. Oct.\ li.-Tllere will be

no czollsriptioll ill (‘illladil but il sys- telll of registration to distillguisll slzickers from workers will he adopted by the goverllllicllt, according in lion., itobt. Rogers, acting Prillle Millister. in reply to the l<]xi-‘ciitive (Toullril oi' the Donlinioll 'Trades alid Labor Con- gress, which waited oll llinl today :ind presented a resolution passed at tile mrellt session ill Toronto.

AS to tile high cost. oi' living. the llli

llistcr unnoullced that lie would an prove ll scllenle \\'llvl'elly the same illo- tllotl that had been adopted to re-gn into profits oil illullitiolls would ln. list-tl to control food prices. All ill terestillg siatenlclli. wzis illilde by mi- nister re the llaiiollulizzliioll ol' shell lllitlllliilr-ttiring. lie silitl it was too lute for thc (iovurllllli-_lit to colltroi lllll llition shops :ls word llnd been l'c-ct-_l\' ed frolll lilo iIriti.~:ll govcl‘lllll;\lll illut not lllully inure _silells woillll bc ro i|uil'f‘d. (`olltl‘;ir-t.-; in Vzinuua wollli extellil to 1917 and it is doubtful i lllany illore would be let. The llus sian government. might award roll- il-urls.

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All tile lllelllbers were pre.~:t~llt :illd‘

gllve il tulk oil Pickiillg. Durillg the ui`terllooll ull were busy knitting socks, illld the regular meeting was held ill tho evening. Tile Instituto .\'llpport.=l ii prisollcl' oi` \v.:il'. :lllii ill audition to the :llllount sent. :llolltll'l_\', they ure plnllllillg oil sllppl_vill_1: cloiilillg to llilll, wilicll tlley believe will be very accept- ulllc. Plzlns were llegnll ut this nicot- lllg to ilold ll social on ll;lliilwc'ell. ‘

s'r|n|_i~o_ V,

Tile Stirling illstiiiltc moi for ihuir

regular llleeiillg oll Sept. ‘list ill illeil' institute rooms. Miss Ma<‘l'“arlane was present and gave ri dciilolistratioll inl Stoll:-iliilig, and li talk on Pickling, illlll recipes were distrilnited. All the lllellihers ure bli.\'_v at Red ilross workl and it large allloilllt ol' knitting is lie- ing done.

success. |

The regular nloetlllg of tho Sllcccsr

ilzssiiiiitc was llolrl at (irilhalli'.s Road Illlll. Sept. 18. T.-'I0 p.lll. Miss .\l-ac- i<`:lrlilllt_> wus prcsclll and gave ii doni- olll.-lrfllioll ln Stellcillillg, und distri- llrliod recipes for Picklilig. $5 was votud to tllo liolgizlll Relief l"ulld. $5 to llc sent to Miss l’iullilllcl‘ t`or soldi- ers' Xnlns (lift. l"ll|lil. $10 voted to p’ll‘clln.~‘e _vllrn for knitting.

ORGANIZATION MEETING.

A lllcctllig was hold lit Mt. Cnrlllol

on Sept. 22nd, and all institute organ- i'/.vd by Miss Stcrlls, with zi lllollliler- ship of BS. This filsililiio prolnisl~.= to be ii .~1llc<'us.<i’||I one, and nil invirzl tion is oxtendrd to lullios of the \il-ill- ity to attend the lzloetillgs.

(Continued on Page Three.)

THE NEITHER ’

TEMPERATURE.

TIDE, l00!i. ETC.

’i`()lt0N’I`0, Oct. 7-Moilcrlite fresh.

llortll-westerly winds. fair and u little cooler.

The coldest tenlpe-ratilre recc-l‘deil

ins-t nigllt was 58 degrees above- zero. At ll n. lll. it was 60 and ut 9 p lli..52 The highest. temperature- recoriletl yesterday wus 71.

Tile tide will be high this evening

ut. 7.48; tomorrow at 8.36 and Mon- dziv nt 9.19; it will bo high tomorrow at‘8Illi and Trios-:la_v nt 9.40.

The sun sets this afternoon at 5.27

und Monday at 5.25; it rises' tomorrow lllorlzing nt 6.07. Monday at 0.08 and ’l`uead‘ny at 6509. _

The nloon rises- tonight at 3.43 and

ioniorrr-w at 4.02. I The first quarter of the moon was

Making. There werr-_ upwards of 45 on Wednesday. Oct. 4. at 7 ri. m. V present at this meeting. The lnntitutel The nloon will be full on Wednes- ill continuing knitting for the soldiers. tiny. oct. iiul in :lol li. m.

The length of today will be eleven

hours and twenty-two minutes, and lc-t tomorrow eleven hours and nine-

_ ' " New Landon institute met- for teen minutes-

" * 4' 'E-‘_*** *J* ‘I E .I ‘I *‘.. tl*-llilurefiliar meeting at the home of; -_-----~

MMM.. ,_m|m,_,` cu," °m,,,,,,,._ M", pu-3-1 (goin on sept. 20, 3.a0.p.m. Mlnnrfo Llnlrnont Guru folds. lic. ' _ v

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_ RETU

0ne 0ther 0ntside

(Special to the Guardian.)

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GENERAL Sill-“SAM

RNS Til ll-lilidili

illll-ml; lm vim was une a uellieniu-

General oi the British d’i'in`_v "ily “His Maiesty the King, an lloiiourileld 'ily 'tllily

Britain. g

,__i_.__..._1__1-

llrllly council has conferred the ex-

traordinary honor oil Sir Sam of ina-

(Canadian Pi-ess Despatch.) king hinl Lieutenant General of tho

il.-\Lil<`AX. Octobcl' 6.-Among re~| llritish arllly. This is only two steps

wilt. arrivals ill i`.'/lilnila i'l'olll Great from a British Field Mal‘sha|'s baton. liritnill were Lizzitcliullt General Sir;und is all lionor enjoyed by only one Slllll l-lughcs. K. t'. ll., (‘oiollel Mill'-,`otllel' overseas soldier andstatesman, |-hy. Major Bas_~ln;,t, A. ll. (K. and Miss viz. Louis Botlla, the conquering Lion "il-.\dalll and liiirls Creegoil, General of South Africa! The killg-and-the Hughes* secl'etal‘ies. llritish war office could pay no great-

iluring his visit to England His Ma- cr tribute to Sir Sanl's ability as sol-

jesty King George at the unuliilllous flier and adlliilli:-ltratolz nor express request of Lloyd George, lllillister of their confidence ill llini ill any more \'.'ur, Sir \\'illlslll ltobertson, und the lllurked and enlplliltic manner!

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PRESBYTERY M

At Truro and within the llllll of the

l~`irst l‘l‘e~silyte'l'ian (filurcll there.. oil \\"etlll<-s<`.'tl_\' tile fourth day 0|' October ill tllf- _\¢-:ir ot' our (Lord one illc-nsalld. nillc illilldrcd and sixteen. and at the hour oi' eleven ante lneridian at which place und' time the l’l'esll_\'t€-l'y was voilstitilted by the lllollerator, Mr. J. hit-l.ci.»_1'_ with whonl were press-nt liiessrs l)_ \Vrighi. E. l.ockilart, J. Murcllisoll, .-’\. J. Mr‘N<-ill, M. D. Mc- gimod. \\'. A. McQiial-rio. li. .i.`l~‘rzlsr-r, .i. (ili\olllf_‘r-_~, ll. l)avid.°~'>ll. J. lt. Mc

|l{ay, .lollll (iilli=. Will. iilli~i.ecd, ll. Mill'l'al'. ll. i’. liiilrrziy, A. Silthc-rlainl. it. l.. i‘oi'illl. and Dr. l-`\lllel‘tc-ll, ilillli- ~-‘ol's~'; _\l<-.~'_<l‘s .l. ilere'rs`, D. .-\. !\'i<'I.e'oll, l\i. ll. .\icl.ouil. D_ lhirllollr, Geo-rg( ;\l\=i==;l:lc. .\llgu=; Mcl.cllll.- lllllllpll- l‘l>_\'. ld. (K iiollll. ll. Dllvid_~;oll, J. ll. i‘ollill. und' D, li. hiulwrllisoli, elders. ltev. Dr. l"ulle-rtoll wus uppoilltcd irlcrll pro teiilpore. _ _ _.Tile ,Cleric ‘i-dill:-rt.od' that ,ll cali Vad- lll-cs'.-'-<l to the Rev. J. H. Fraser of' t~i\ill|lll1»-l‘sidr'_-. frolll St. Alltlrew's

!<‘lll\rcll. Trill'o, had been l'c'ceivc-.'l lf:-olll the i’rvsb_\'tol'_v oi' Truro. that llc

llud cited lilo sossioll und' collglega-

su\'el‘lll visitors. Miss )‘lzlvl"ll|'i:lllcIH0" lf- *li-i‘P°'-i" lm' lI"‘I" I"U"l""-°'I>“ “I

this llleictillg. and that hiessrs, Jar- dillo nlld'vT:l_\"lol' \\'ol‘e pl'F-sont as colli- lllisl'-iollcl's.

’l`lli~ 1-ollililcl oi' the l-lr-rk \\'i\s :lp-

proved lllld illr- l’resl\_\"lol'_v pl~o<~c'i-tlcil to issili- tilt- cull.

Tho t-xirurl lllinuie- of the l’l'esb_\'-

il ry ix-l` ’i`l'lll‘o was resid. :itil-1-‘r which ilcv. \\'_ l’. (lrullt for lilo l’l'e*-s-llytelyv Lllussrs l<‘rullk Slnilll. l\i:il‘till Dickie. \\'. it. Valllplliell, lllld' Dr. l`llit‘kill. i`ol' thc l-ollgloglitioll culling, und i\vie.~lsl's .lzlrrlinv und Tllylol' for tile' collgre- guiion ot` Sllllllllf-‘l‘:siii‘.>.

(ln illoiioli the call wits placed ill

tilt- llzlllllsv 0 i'Mr Fraser who illtilllat- cd his n<'ccptallc€.~ oi' the same. On motion thi-7 trllllslatioll was agreed to lllld Mr. i"l'ii.~'-cl' was l‘euil€,-siell to ilwuit the illslructiolls of the l’|'esll_v- it-l'_v ot"'i`rill‘o.

.\lr. \\'. .-\. l\lrt2\i;l|'rii~ \\'u.~: llppoilitf-_l

Sullllllersldo anti ills'-tl‘\l<-ic-5;' to have

ly llftci' Ml. l<`rilsc-l"s relllovzil.

Till- (‘lerk l'oportcd that owing tc- no

illforllllltion be-ing ol) lllllni ill rcspcl-'_ to tile rolidillg oi` t.llc- citation ill ro thc iw-sigllatioll 1.-i' Ml‘. J. (T. Martin of thc' pastoral cllargo of Cilluligall tile- rl.-igllntloll wus laid on the tullle-_ he llow rcporlt,-.i‘ that that citzltioll had but-ll <lul_\' sl\l'vcll und lnovcll that the l'e-_-liglllltioli he ucccptell to take l\|'ft'ct oil und frolll this date-_ which lllotioll wus' carried. tho pas- toral tic dissolved. and' Mr. D. \\‘rigllt_ appointed interilll llloderatol' of sossioll and' to dec-_laro the pulpit vucullf with as little‘ delay as possible-_

The (‘lerk reported -that he had re-

l-l-ivnll tho resignation of Mr. Jo-lnl (iillis. of tile pastoral cliargo ol' Wood islands, that hr- had' cited the session und collgreglltion to appear for tlielr illt0l'el~'-ts.

(ln ll‘utii=ll the r0lldili't of the (‘lerk

\\'a.~' :lppl'o\'cl|. Mr. Gillis persisted' iii his ri».-iclllltio\l and at his' reqilest it wut li-.<olvs-ll to ill-cept the resignu- limi und to dissolve illo pastoral tie to 'ako ¢\i'l`oi't. on tllld alter this' date.

Mr. M. D. Mcl.e'od` was appointed

iilteriill ulo-;ierator of Wood islands und to declare the- pulpit vacant at an curly date. W

On request of Mr. Gillis. it was re-

solved to grunt the request and fur- tlzer illluniniollsly resolved to take the necessary steps- to place' him on the "Aged and intirnl Ministers' Fund." ' “' , Oli motion Mr. W. J. McLeod. llcentiste. was appointed as ordained nllsr-ioluiry do West and (‘-iyde River for one year at a salary of ($1000.00) one thousand dollars ami the tier, use of the manse. of which sum tile- con- gregation shall pay ($700.00) seven liulldred dc-liars. The Presbytery agreed to apply to the Home Mission Board for a grant of ($300.00) ill

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- The Preshytary appointed the ordination and designation of Mr. W. J. Mc-Lend to ta-ke a place lu th church at Clyde River on Wedne

stunt. at the hour of half past two. at temoon. Dr. Fullerton. to prsaiil

ilztorinl uloderatol' ot' ills scssioll ofi

tilt- pulpit declared vacant illlnle'diat_r~'

ree

hundred dollars. _

EETING- I

_ __lg_[nunn, ll s.

:and ordain, Mr. W. A. McQuarrie to -preacll, and Mr. R. L. Coiiiii to ad- 'tiress the people.

Mr. D. McLean was appointed to

-read the edict of’ ordination.

The ('-le'rk liaid 8~ll the table the l‘res-

llyterial certificate- of Mr. J. D. lvlc- Ilienzie, stated supply in the congre- ‘gution of Zion (lllurch. Charlottetown. A bill of ($14.00) fourteen dollars in- it-llrred ill conlll-‘ctloli willl the visita- liion 1.-L' collgregzltiolls' was presented

_ :-nd oil lllotioll was ordered' 1_0 be paid.

The (‘lerk repor-ted' that ll. call _from

Donktown und Borestoll had been re- ceived from the Proabytery of Mira-` luiclli ill favor of Mr. A. J. McNeill of this Presllytery. it was lnoved` and :I-urried llnit the cull'ho laid oil the Lillie und illui the sess-ioll and the <~nllgl~i:-,lutioli be' oiled to .appear for _tlleir illterests ut ll meeting _to ho llcld, i|_l the Hallo! Zit~;i_.Chi_l_rcli,.Ch.al<-_ ‘lui-teiilwli oil F.rié'.`ly. .the-_thirteenth -I dsy. of October ins-tant at tile- hour of ,eleven o'cluck. forclioon, and that the lcdilillg n-l' the citation be left in the lmnils oi’ Mr. A. J. Mc-NeilL

Dr. Pllllt-_l-toil, chairlliali of the colu-

|i.litlro on thc' l'cnrl'allgelilen,t of fields reported' and on lllction, the follow- ing l'c-ccollllllentlations were unanim- ‘illsl_\~ carried: That sessions and i-ollgl~i-_g:itioll.\- be' cited to ,show cause, iii ally, wily tht- following-proposals ‘in re' collgregutiolls should not be i-ollsullllllllted: tu) l{<=_ns'illgtoll and iulllllldrtilelilz tb) New London North. New London South, and Gran- ville. The consideration of the l~.»ul‘l'ullgs»lllelit r.-f the congre- glltii.-_ls of Strathalby'll and Brook- field' was det'e‘rred until the nie(-:ting ill Zion (‘-hurch on the -thirteenth in-

stunt.

- 'l`lle Presbytery then adjourned to meet ill the church at Clyde' River on Wedliesday the eleventh instant at half past two o‘clcck. afternoon, or which public in-timatioli was made and the sederunt was closed with the

-be-lled'l<-_tion.

' J. M. Mcl.EOD, M. A.,

Moderator. ,

V _'l`. F. l-`llLLER_TON, D. D.. - Clank pro tempore.

Y.M.t`..A. Work

Among the Soldiers

Mr. A. S. McAlister, National. Sec-

rutary of the- Y. M. ('. A. for the Mari- time l’rovillce's spent yectqrday ill tht- Pity ill collfelence with the local Y, M. (‘. A. Se-cretary and othe)‘__ _ - bers' with reference to the Br-ys' (‘ont'erence which _opml here _on the i2th_ Inst. Mr, Mc'Ali8’!»Bl' lea)/fes this- morning for Summersidetwhois he will speak in the churches ,to- nlorrow, telling the story of_,Y, K. (‘. A. work in connection with Ego army at home and ovalflenfs. 'A c - mittee will be' organized in',Summ0t‘- side to canvas the citizens- for unin- clwl assistance in conliectlolmwith this ilreat work as is bling donminliali the towns in the Maritime Provinces. -The work has- grown so extimsivblr during the past six months that the Association has now o\r_er fdtlr hun- dred' men giving their wlldieltimeito the service among the troopll Tliat the work is fully appreciated _hp the boys away from homo is abuidltltlv evidenced in the frequent codlinsii- nllwry references in lation -recili from them. A Nova ScoM#b¢7viri

from the tregclies iut§ ltr-tot' _e Y. M__ _A. _ ep r .-,nt l-llilim. made the foil, yin - ment:- “i wrote you a- » ll from 'rid-worth. England. audi t`,-i said' about the Y. M.. C. k. thl '

be-en more then- _-no

during nie, itat 11 Tomlin lb . For many months. t ,e Y. - it : been to most- of whore. "» ` ~

whore we din and move , our being. and is like an on is tm'

tanveller :nt adn yt e a mn .o ; i y men ilhom l will Ein xcr .

_tt is the meeting Since f r ~ ¢ I-

. o f -

e body of all ranks. z- tary Gump io' complied, A Y.

day the eleventh day of October in- M. C. A." '

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