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11'" 'rim-cHA1u.o'r'rerowN onaiwran - ' 'wr ve uv' - ‘- rAoa.';sBW¢l1"f -

idlhliilnnrlrn sE[Ec'rEn mon uns wEEfn's Nswsvren THE eunnnisnfs sluugsmu A Susscnls-E3;

1" '.t_

CHIUAOO' 5°" ` ‘°'G°"°‘°°" oh” I "51’9°l°l 9° “W G“"'u"") (Special to The Guardian ) V A 1 (C nadlan ircss i

, Pannssoao N s sm. 4-rn. l|0W T0 D¢§ll'0y uowrnszsai. sent is-nnan and

' ' - ° 1 A . l ` . `

Erbs!-lsua of lpnehuris has tslsphoa-I _ ," . . . , _ _ -

as to the Government. says a des-_ Masters died today at home liere did damage today in the premises o n ' 1 '

" sau _om I - 94. , 0 . . ~ cold west er nterfered somewhat

r.:f:;‘..'.i°r..‘... 1:.. ir f::..:::.°:.. 1.1: 'ai':;"i.';i:2 ,, ,,, ‘.2-._ i°.:l<..2ii‘i.‘r:.;.r:: ..:‘.",‘°.;:::;- _, Tile |’°“‘l*’““ “"1" 0' ---

| ll Other _.___ and only some 10,000 turned out for

:..}.‘-'.‘.‘.-ii. *"°°....°.€..i”.3"*.?.l‘“'.1.§‘°..i‘.’:: 2.1::--:..¥°2:.1 i.‘:i':°i.:'.22.1 ‘:.‘:.“‘:.':: - ..’::;:;'.'f°‘°'°- °““ """"° '°'- -1 - -»-~»-=- _==-- »»»= 1- -»»--»= 1- --"-

That the dandruff germ is respon- cipated 90,000 would participate.

_ (spun, ,by Phone, sible for nearly all the discs: to, Several of the uniolns in fact were

.vhicb the scalp is lI°il‘. 8! W0 ll represented by less t an half a dozen

i‘°ll\¢‘11°“-Pnl'-) ` - ST .lgI;,1°NhlNwBTh;.l3>\tsrd4i:r;l in For all loathe FUMMERBIDE' sun’ 3"M' 'ish' for baldness and premature gray members,

s'1'.OJAoQuies,‘i.semgan, ons.s.p.. A,,¢,},,,,, 5.1,,-,},,,,§',,, ,,,',, 30",, 0, '° ° °‘°°" °°”‘°"°" °d§"°"““¥ ° lair, in s wen known-(ect, nut when

5._Foulr i ‘were frightened Trade, resigned today to go into H'-1*” °ld 511095 l°~l‘ WW- page lileSt\lm|rld)ell'ls.ld: whlilligM`llllFlgy¥d Azprgslgla (gat dlad; Ilillutliisdizveditz 1' C5130 (323: dt?:_1?|::"'g,,,-,gd of

g ' n to f , _ . ._ A , .

awe! a (» Y s rob a se c business here. _ Keeps newshoes fron lo lining o-d. Iagguglta iilalllsgier olillufigto K. li;\;¢lrl:l:;; ;ases of ictatarirh ‘and consumption, mditionlin Egg; bi-argl.; ,bong the

‘I _ ` ‘ ' » we apprscs s t e mpol' Ihre 0 BUY oppress on t y o e nationalist

"Zhu sl\ot_Alphonse Ghausee in the L0ND0r§Cangdl_u;n P4r_es;i) E A§srdcd G`.ld_ Medal Wm, Harry Thompgon Colm, 0, Cal ‘gent that Wm destroy its Donn fonmal' E, Lum _

' - “Dunn of 'Col HP ’ S lib 911° 95* V 9" “max h‘h\b|\1°°- Blry. A1b0l't&- Rpv- R- 0ll00d Morse. We are, therefore, particularly 111085' Four natives also were arrested on

c Q "indian Pi-ess.) Candi,” Miliurongalgm 256°" th- _ Made; A h at |vslt0r of the Baptist Church, Bum ed to give herewith the Prescription n charge of issuing scditious litera-

TORDN _f ggpt "4-T110 T", R” 1” E” “"9 19"- 511 all S fm; ` ' n m U » merside will be the oilleiating clergy which an eminent scientist atateshe gm-0,

- 'G' I E'u»t°m O ‘nw h windng t tt dk §_1.“°"“ ng, 'f 1°. Sold everywhere, . lman using a very chaste and impres has found, after repeated tests, to ' " -- - -- - --

'.”"°'d _é‘.._,H st Q '° 'Q lm. ° ° °“ bf. 0“v°1'f7_1“““‘ sive ceremony. Simple and tasty do _‘ompletely"`¢1cstroy the dandruil germ (Canadian Press.)

electe /_Al . ewar o _New 0 cl ,_ _ , _ , castle Vice-President for New Col. Hughes Soes on Monday. Evueu Q human cm- ~ fra! d°°°r°l'i°" Wm “dm” the mm” ;'u{r°'f; °"%~t° 31:" agfllgftlonitgt (?OND0N‘,,,nE°°t' Ez_(,_r°,:k “amy

_ Th bid ill i hit a 0 A1110! IDIDB 8 Y P o lcers resi gin gyp sive een

13f“W"1°¥»P“‘1 11°F- 3- M°°G"°3°' 01 ""*""'*""'~" _ Send for free Booklet on lantern ‘dr-:p;:i wlthalndnfdmizrdulghtwwitz failing hair and it has in numerous.nrdered to return at once to Athens

"mn ,-cam gh, vm Ming bald in vases produced a new hair-growth af- in consequence of recent grave ‘con- place by llllies of the valley. Bb; ter years of baldness. This prescrlp~ flicts betwef-n the Turkish and Greek will also wear the gmomfs gut' , tl_on can he made up at home. °l_‘ troops on the frontier, according to diamond and pam., pmdant Lune any druggist will putaizt up for gon. g news agency despatch from Alex. Miss Helen Manson, niece of the bride 6 °“¥‘°°° B” R“m' °““‘°° "' “nada”

pi-|sonsrs."l'he Chinese captured five guns and much ammunition. ‘

in 5 building, -containing $10,000.

New Glasgow for Nova Scotia.c

. _ (Canadian Press.)

WHITIE RIVER JCT., Vt., Sept. 4 -For the first time in years the Ile- publicans failed to elect their candi- date for_Governor today. _

Unless:-the candidate gets a malar-

ity over all others the election goes to the Legislature, and this happen- ed; ' ` ` '

Allan Fletcher; Republican, received

22.000 votes; -Harland Hare, Demo- crat, 18,000; Rev.- F. Metzger, Pro. gressive, 14,000; Clement Smith, Pro- hibitionist,-1.li00; Fred. Suitor, Bo- cialist. 1.000. _

This election is a barometer to _tha

Presidential chair and looks bad for Taft.c

(Canadian Press.) QUEBEC. Sqft. 4-The Govern-

ment ls soon to begin another cam- paign to encourage scientific rond making in this province.

(Canadian Press)

EDMONTON, Alberta, Sept. 4-

Probably because it savored much of Politics, tbe`Duke of Connaught, in his reply to Mayor Armstrong's ad- dress of welcome at the opening of the Legislative Buildings yesterday, did noi. refer to the passage in the address in which significant allusion in favor of Reciprocity was made,

(Canadian Press.)

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 4-Fire des-

troyed 150 buildings at ocean park last night.

The loss is two and a half millions

while the insurance is only ten per cent.

One liic was lost and 1000 home-

less.

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, ' Sept. 4-Chas. S.

Guthrie. Assistant Counsel to the Al- derman Investigation Committee, served a subpoena today upon Police Commisslnner.Waldo, requiring his presence before the committee on September 16th. '

(Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Sept. 4-The C. P.R.

last evening on a mud bank.

Bhe was freed .today and docked. Steamer 'Lake Champlain, grounded

' (Canadian Press.) CALGARY, Sept. 4-Rain fell here

all yesterday. .

The crops in this section have prac-

tically not ripened in the last' ten days and the rain has prevented the work of binders.-

Frost has done damage around

hers.

(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, Sept. 4-For fire insur-

ance in Canada. during the year 1911 there was paid in premiums the sum of $20,575,255, an increase of $1,- 849,724 over the previous year.

Companies paid for losses $10,996,- 549. an increase of $640,655 over psy- mcnts in 1910.

(Special to The Guardian) ANTIGONISH, Sept. 4-Twenty

Arcbbishons and Bishops and a hund- red and thirty Priests tool: part in the Consecration of Bishop Morrison today.

The Pa,p_al Delegate, Mgr. Stagni,

was given a great reception on his

arrival. from Ottawa.

I -_-_A-1-.__.___

_~ (Canadian Press.)

HARTFORD, Sept. 4-Suifragettes

cut fourteen -government telegrs/ph wires near here g few nights"sgB and

1°-'lt si notice tucked on to one 0l`Loi~d .Lieutenant praying that the

the poles stating that the damage was. done because of the govsrnment's attihute towards the woman suffrage m0Ilme|‘lt.

L11! offenders have not been discov-

er . , .Tha incident became publicly known only today. ‘The -guard of _a mall coach declared _he saw the women climbing the tele- -graph poles on the night of the oc- currence. _

Constipation is the _

rootofraany forms of

` sickness and of U*

endless aniouni- of. _

"` We ._ .

_ Q kg, 1 sotsofo

_ rms. ‘ -

- ~ »

MONOTON Bellt. 4-Mrs A W

their family physician.

(Canadian Press)

. PORTSMOUTH, ENG, sept, 4.-fl Britain in November, will lay down the__most powerful- warship yet or- dcred.

She will be 700 feet long, and

30,000 tons displacement. _

(Canadian Press.)

WINNIPEG. Sept. 4-’l‘wo inches of

_rain fell in Winnipeg district last 0181112 and the storm was general

'throughout the province. -.

This will prcvtnt field work for 24

hours.

Today bright and warm weather

~Pf°V»1ls senerslly in saskatchewan and Alberts. I Harvest operations are not dis- turbed by the rain. ` NW wheat is pouring into port wii-

liam and Duluth.

(Canadian Press.)

GLASGOW. Sept. 4-'rue wusou

,Liner Wero was wrecked and badly damagcd today on the west coast of Scotland on her voyage from Christ- lania to Manchester.

All on board are safe.

_ _ (Canadian Press.)

LONDON. Sent. 4-'rue weetminin-

ter Gazette, the Government organ again expresses strong regret at the way the canal matter is being dis- cussed this side of the Atlantic.

(Canadian Press)

AMOY CHINA, Sept. 4-A Typhoon

.has destroyed part of Taihoku, tho fllliital of Formosa and the eastern districts of the island.

The crop is not severely dam-

aged.

JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 5 (Special)

-Particulars of an attack on a thir- teen-year-old white girl by B Hotten- tot formerly employed at Springs have just been made here. i On Thursday the girl was cycling with a boy cousin, agel eight, A l-Iottentot also riding a bicycle kept behind them for about two dniles, lthcn dismounted and seized the girl by the throat. She fell with her bic- YQl0.sl1d af desperate struggle followed. |IT‘.nally the villain, alarmed by tho approach of a traveller released his victim. Search for him by the cons- tabulary proved unsuccessful,

NOMBASA, Sept. 5 (Speclal)-De-

tails have been received regarding

llsnci, of Lumbwa. -Mr.'Maitls.nd was

> ` ‘fThe Care of S_hoe<.‘_' _

TOKIO, Sept. 5 (Special)-Too old at forty dots not apply in Japan. Wakao Ippel, the richest rnan in the Province of Ysmanashi, who has just celebrated his ninety-third birthday, did not learn to read. until he was sixty. nor had he begun to amass his great fortune.

GENEVA, Sept. 5 (Special)-The

chief meteorological central bureau at Zurich announces today that this month has been the coldest experienc- ed in Switzerland since 1864.

DANZIG, Sept. 5 (Special)-As the

Crown Prince was arriving at the Danzig railway station recently an old organ-grinder with his organ tried to force a way through the crowd, saying: "I wish to see the Crown Prince."

The Prince, hearing the old man’s

cry, walked up, saying, "Here I am. What do you want?"

"Ah, your Royal Highness," said

the old man, with tears in his eyes, "I fought in three campaigns with your great-grandfather. I fought with the Crown Prince Fritz at Kon- iggratz and Worth. I have seen the Kaiser, your father. Now I wish to see our future Kaiser, and tben_ I can close my eyes in happiness."

LONDON Sept. 5 (Special)-A

West end doctor, referring to the sp) mania which seems to have broken out. states that it is simply n manife- station ol a nation's nervous system being out of order. "Just ss suspic- ion of people may become a disease in an individual, so it can affect a whole nation.

(Canadian Press;

CALCUTTA, Sept. 3-The British

‘officials of the frontier of Thibet arc

border of Russia, claiming to re-

ls to arrange an alliance between

pondent of 5 Johannesburg journal, the Department of Defence has not' given general satisfaction by its pre- liminary selections for admission to the military instruction course at Bloemfontein. This course, which is to last six months,will be followed by an examination, successful candidates thereafter receiving their commission and being appointed to various cen-

tres of training in the Union. |

| DUBLIN, sent. 5 (speeiui)- 'rue ~Irish Women's Franchise League is' ‘interesting itself in the memorial which is intended to present to the

English woman suifragists who are now serving sentences of penal ser-- vitude in Mountloy Prison may be treated as political prisoners.

DUBLIN Sept. 5 (Special)-The Belfast branches of the Apprentice' Boys of Londonderry held an anti- liome Rule demonstration at Ben- bridge, County Down, on Saturday

tance to

£u<,a'Qy~,.~»--.~. f = \-»_~.»\-- - -

CAPE Tous, sept. 5 (special) ins Hh°¢-

_Acwrding to the px-atm.-is co,-,.es_l The federal forces, commanded by

captured by rebels today without iir-

General Sanchey, fled to the hills.

A small garrison was left behind

but failed to fight. With the call- ture of the Oimaga rebels have se- cured tbe badly needed provisions, arms and smmunitions.

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Sept. 3-The British

Foreign Office denies the statement that it has decided io make a for- mal demand' on the United States for Canal tolls Arbitration.

(Special to The Guardian.) FREDERICTON, Sept. 3-A cook named'Doo1ey, on the Valley Rail- way slaked his thirst with 24 bottles of jamaica ginger then drank- nitriate with sugar and water. He is dead.

(Canadian Press.)

HAMILTON, Ont., Sept. 3-There is a shortage of teachers in Ontario because el the psy of S1000 to $1200

as flower irl will be ver w etl at

N d in 3 “_ k I YI: bf s;m,` Menthol Crystals. Mix thoroughly, (Canadian Press.)

’° “ °° ° P’ “° ' ii it is 3 s i skir- trimmed with vslencinnes lace and and 3"" smndmg lm" 5° °“' _ ATHENS' 'wg' 0” er 0"” carrying n basket qi sweet peas, Mfg N919! l0r use. ADDly 1115111- B1N1'm°"° miehes between Turkish and _ Greek

|118. Fubblht 11150 the S2511) With U10 regular soldiers on the frontier yes-

’H` E' Mcmod' of Calgary mother of 11 K°1"l-1l’!- I1 1'0" Whh 1" 1’°"‘"“°d' terday resnltrd in a number of men tl" gmom' “nd the lmm°'““t° "lk s d half a teaspoonful of To-Kalon being kmed 0,. ,,.0,md°d “"5 °! tl" brm° Wm 1” the “ly Perfume, which unites perfectly with A semi Duma) despatch given out g“°'t° 1’""“l" An" th” wedding thc other ingredients. While this pre- here states that Turkish troops “_

lbxgddlldrl dittodpllthlivddghcthvgnleadldlg gsrftionsifoaitgar';yeiH3,_i:0"aiqu'2g` lacked the Greek blockhouscs at = r re - cities of the eastern ~ United States mmm color, g y ’;;fs1;':°u" H"gi°°‘ EMM' Tavuand l(’3§l°gr,:,.;aktigrhgpbfgiirfsgiisgizl in is lslcsgtugggirgg xg Eglggrewafre a,!,]g,l,§ The Greek war Minister has issued navY blue suit with hat to match.Mr. tonics containing Doisonous wood g:)‘:f;;_f;1;`;‘“'g°';rg'£h_‘:_°°gg:;§ 0( rem'

Colvin is a native of Calgary and is

Z C ll (th li f :`ol‘vl-liseélet 'lllidrildz ll-srl Es:at;mBrol(:- (Canadian Press.) ‘l\"l`Y ihtv the cans- of the fighting. era 'run bride has been n iifeinng LONDON. sept. z-It is umuiuiiy A d°=P=t°‘\ "'°'“ W 1°;°“_': 0' resident of Summerside and leaves for announced that the British govern- iS*""°”_°“Y[" §h“t1’°1’“l€‘l;",’1" '91 ca" her new home accompanied by the ment will make a formal demand up- "°fIf"’“k"¢ 1" "_ l°“ “ ° 1"” “°° best wishes of her muuy friends.J. on the United States overnment for 01 “" 1°” "°"1°'

! - (Canadian Press) name. canal toll act as passed recent- I q ‘C°(';“"“"‘“ P':,l°““'If, l

PESON, Sept. 3--Seven persons are

dead and five more dying ss a result of eating poisonous fungi gathered as mushrooms today.

All the victims are employed on a

neighboring estate

I (Canadian Press.)

TORONTO, Ont., Sept 3-Charles

Seymour, an attendant at the Zoo, 'was killed by s. Russian bear while cleaning the cage.

The beast sank its teeth in his

throat.

, (Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA. Sept. 3-Hon J. D.

Hazen ls likely going to British Col- umbiB before the House meets. | _Fishery disputes there will be in- vestigated.

1 -#_-~

watching closely the intercourse of QTTAWA' S°1’t" 3`“Th° r°p.°rt that chinese with _tus Thibetsns. _ lglllfftft ;‘:“;;‘;;u_‘_‘;‘“0,“f1°&;1°“ “Zi They refused today at D‘“`3m“5 to in tghe Liberal party over reciggdfty permit a passage across the Thibetan and the navy is absolute, without

foundation

present. the Chinese republic. | Th 1' t mb tm -

The party arrived at the British ,|ee,,;e,f°nw°,§:ncea,,a ,,xo,.(:na\ §,f',;a_E'

vest lest week carrying °f°‘1°“’-*'11* 'rnose in attendance induced c. A

h Chines ent t Calcutta '

.f’r4;mui: e e :Kd t sh ve been Fosterk, secmlt;ibry~trbasurer of tlllie

U We BFG HUBPCC 0 Q H ' _ Teniis amlng __sral Association w o l0l°8¢l\- argued that Sir _Wilfred had given an It is believed that members of _the farly promise to visit Northern On

.mission are Mongolians whose oblect tgritoilaggt tlhat the tain waslddelaly-

8 I 0 Of 0 ['05 S W0ll B

th” death °' R' P' Fun" Malt” Mongolia and Thlbet. in bad condition.

- It was shown that October would

:'"1t1"8 Ulvllllhllf-hneur Imjemps, when (Canadian Press) lbs a more suitable month for holdlngl h;!B0Bl1;¢l! e\;1’<l=‘I;;Jls€ B l¢;;d.mI-lliigiéiegi stetllecgal TCON?tTaNTIN0PLE, Sept* 3; The ;i;)i;etli;iIg;ei;i thvelliirilzariiamprovliliitciis tg: day nor Sunday night did the tempe- eignt shots into it without iniiietn "'°°` " M' °°“°° °°"V°'“ 0" ’ _ y

a fatal wound. ’l`he elephant at olicg bag; t'°mp°mmyiBuspfnd5,d',_ omg glenlgn (1/figvapilgltlllixe representations, it r/rmitel io; ith; thick. bush, whither ur. lm ;of§@:°§,,,,g,‘§:,d°by ‘;,,,,'I,,,,,,f’,, wus neeidui that it would ne butter - B BD 0 Owed. The elephant turirdele Bt” in conference with the for Sir Wilfred to commence his trip

cgeolnéllsigriiwanéi as it chiggiczdl he gilt' Turin in Bwltnvand require an "_ in Quebec and work Westward.

c more. e er s ' _ ‘ ‘ ,»_

[proved fetal. and the elephant pivkgd °"“““'”°“ bv "h° P°“°' lorqgiditgdeggx 5:3;-5:2; fiimfrlenthz ;lP_lts vécilmi flung him' against a (Canadian FEBS) 'navy and reciprocity is treated as s

' ree, an ne t upo him` reduced th 'i I( h k

body go 3 shapelesz mM',_ B MARFEXA, Sept. 3-Ojmsga was f:;n?m_l;¥| 621°" W ° too part in th”

MONTREAL, Aug. 30-The Asadi-

ans are rejoicing all through New Brunswick because justice has been done them at last, for Roms. is giv_- ing them Mgr. LeBlanc for bishop.hae chosen an excellent priest, French- Canadian in sympathy. They rejoice because of the help that this will give to their religion and to their national sentiment. They expect re- newed attacks from the Irish people, but they do not fear them. -

So writes Senator Poirier of She-

diac, N. B., in a letter to Le Canada. Senator Poirier is at Manltoulln,

I am at the end of the world among

ths_0ilbways, he writes, perhaps you believe that they are savages. Not at all. It is at St. John, N. B., that the rf.-sl savages are found.

-ll-..._.i_

T0R0N'1`0. Sept. 2-There are some

Rermans at least who are not lying awake nights concocting plans for the destruction of the British Em-

ona de Composee, one hall drachm

alcohol.

arbitration of the claim tnat the Pa-

lv by the United States government violates the Hay Psuneeiote treaty.

(Canadian Press.)

BERLIN, Sept. 2--Emperor William

passed in review today the most powerful army ever gathered in Ber- lin in a time of peace.

It comprised over 60,000 men and

was composed of Art-llery, Cavalry, Infantry, Engineer and Auxilliary troops of Guards and of the Third Army Corps.

(-Special.to The Guardian) OTTAWA, Aug. 31-Major Jones was ninth, Sterns, thirteenth and Sgt. E.-',jMcInnis was forty-fifth in the Grand;,Aggregate. _ Melnnis, Stcrns and Cadet Mc- Kinnon secnred places ln the see- ond stage of the Governor Gcneral‘s match.

Mslor Jones was the sixth man and J. F. Sterns twenty-first in the Bis-

He has ulno ordered searching in-

l"T'I` BUR , Aug. 0- our men

were killed in n collision in the Pen- nsylvania Railway.

' (Canadian Press.) . 0’l‘TAWA, Aug. M-It is not like-

ly that there will be any marriage legislation next pssliamcnt.

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 30-The widow

of Vice.President Henry Rogers of the Standard Oil Co., died suddenly in a railway dining car.

(Special to The Guardian.)

ST. JOHN, Aug. 80-Miss Mabel

Thomson, ol St. John, won the ladies Maritime golf championship.

'W--f-< ff- - - . . r : '_ - - . - ____ -,___ ,_.~..»-

_=- _ --- - - __

MARRIED _

WOOD-INGS-At the home of the hride's parents, Arran P. sand Mrs. ings, Pownal, Aug. Z8, 1912, by Rev. Henry A. Brown, assisted by Rev. 0. H. Peters, Vernon K. Wood to Elizabeth lugs, both of Pownal.

WOODSIDE-CASFORD-On the evcn- ing of August 31st, 1912. at 113 Elm Avenue, Charlottetown, Edith Woodside of Kensington and John H. Ca<ford of Oyster Bed Bridge _were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Hcaney.‘B- A. -

HICK'EY-MON'l`GOMERY- At Port Hill, P. E. I., on Aug. 2iiih, by Rev.. E. J. Rattce, B. A., George EJ-iickcv of Worctstcr, Mass, and Belle Mont- gomery, second (laughtcr of Archi- bald and Mrs, Montgomery,

NISBET-MURRY-At the home of the bride on Sept. 4, 1912. by Rev. L. J. Wuson, Wm. J. Nisbct of Gull- fort, Mc., to Lucy May, daughter of Hannival Murray of Fredericton, P. E. I.

CAlilPBELL-BlGRNARD- At Perl Corner, Aug. 14th., 1912, by Rev. G. A. Sutherland, M. A., John E. Camps bell, of Sea View and Laura M. Ber- nard of Sen View.

}i1Ii.I.MAN~W()()D-At thc residence of Leigh Adams. brother-in-law of the bride, Bethel, Prince Co., on Wed- nesday the 21st inst, -by Rev. G. A. Seller, John F. Millmnn of Coleman, to Eliza Wood of West Cape.

WRIGHT- BARTLETT -At _tha home of the bride, Aug. 20th by.1'lcv.

(Canadian Press.)

l<`()Nl.\ DULAC, Aug. 30--Bishop

Chas. Grafton of the Fond Dulac Episcopal Diocese died today aged

Cadets McKinnon did remarkable

shooting in the second state of the Governor Gencral's match scoring ninety live.

Sgt. E. Mclnnis is selected to shoot

‘in the Palma Trophy Team.

(Canadian Press.)

WINNIPEG, Sept. 2-The weather

map of the Canadian prairie west for last week was ideal, almost every district reporting brightrr skies and drying winds, while on neither Satur-

rature drop below 34.

As a consequence. farmers are Put-

ting in a busy labor day and the whir of the binder, after practically weeks of suspension through damp- ncss, is again heard in every district.

There is s marked shortage of lab-

or and wages paid are high.

UU NUT NEGLECI

NATUHPS WAHINGS

cl..

If Your Blood is impure, You

lieed n Tonic. Procrastination Never Pays

The most dangerous thing any msn

or woman can do is to neglect even the slightest symptom of ill health, treating it as a matter which if left willcure itself and pass away. It is by this negligence that chronic illness. is deliberately invited, and the seeds of incurable disease are sown. No symptoms of indispositlon is too triding to merit immediate atten- tion.

Whllst Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) 1

.s .in no sense n cure-all, there is no .loubt that in particular it will he found B great boon to those who suifer from complaints which nowa- iays are so difficult to avoid and vet

GI rtesoléihtion was passed declaring; the) West. which ls 8400 more gl°‘;'et2rl’; gli 3112*" 1581:;-al1'18::;1;:\l\. 3 “rd "° '“"'° "1"" °“”° °°“"°1’t' L

a d . ~ ' an ~

th,” g,:|{,w_1z;;°||Bf:pnr;°,l';)1|;sZ:d an D :£2.2'Z:__.__. 'Economical Association of Berlin, Procrastination never pays, least p|,"|¢a||y_ in every enort 0| 1.9.1,; GHDBDY. who _is at ptesent visiting .if all in matters that relate to your

Home Rum _ Toronto as a missionary of trade. health. So if you want health and

fC8\1BdllD Pl`0B!~) The association Dr 1-Iammannrepre - -f-fn fb dnn't deiav but

, ~ __ - - ° . _ get a box

i.oNnoi~.,- sept. is (snsninii-nn R,‘;'cg,,};‘,’“:f,;, ,§,;',’,°§ ,f'”f°‘,‘;‘c°,v§‘, sents includes 115 important .cernun or Num. (ma ninnu resist.) una

A,,,,|,,.G,,-,,,,,, ¢,,,,,,,. , t bs _ _ bvsirvss wncrrns. most of them el- get the rien rewards that this natur- held in London from °g::°be: ag to thIi:Ie:::yof mdlzaxg; saysethsiemz/;>£g. 1(-Jeadayuengagedd in thetiimportation of il tonic and blood food will bring. A. 'November 1 next to descuss the ~ques- Thu-6 are 5|", ¢_|,,.“t, 0| kidnapping Gm “n 5°° ° °r ° °’“’°"t 01 box costs 50c., 3 for $1.25 end 6

tion of the promotion or irienaiyreiu- _ °"'“"‘” -59°” ‘° ““““‘|“- If 1' 1"- for $2.50. For sale by the lvllvwlvs tions between the two countries. tm “mmm” of Rgckmuer Jr Hammnnn ° p“'p°" t° l°°k l“t° th’ dealers

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TEE f"K.I.sE!9 is donxnzo :eng o`i'>p<>c1't`11nitl¢l llgrnlzg Pllsxlgnonunrus go'

COPENHAGEN --- enlargement, and- to stir up Cangd- G.; ,;°H";§:"

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--A collection of treasures? vlhitlslictfoiz Nu' Dr* “gt ?“ig“’g,, Rem-0"* shllmwllxlntelr: ildslarvthiilce tdn‘(:‘§emrri‘m:>rl ETA' "°'“" ("1" over g, century has been bo-ised or-ae-l Th In-e" °f' 1’ 7;” ‘lnghtnc th, gg,-mm market J. W. (‘l"'U¢hf‘rl. Mollflllll- the 30th uit, to Georze '1‘. end Mrs. ti ii ti im ii i ,°':_ "° H1". _ .

v»c;';d‘:£n;.;:l_ l';»tg‘;',‘;n: fo need ol .feeling ashamed ofmyoum Mrs A.N. Campbell, Bt. Peters.

hunt. icuii. nurehm often enum- ff°°¥l°¢- u A "W (Irvs. °= M- (C mm mm 1-1. J num, enum.

_,on by _‘ umm, d“m._ which an double strength has been discovered Ummm a; t -I I B m A," noy,,r¢|.¢,n_ mg pong,

. .3-` -. . » -aeeieree to to genuine works 1 by *he* P°¢\¢1'°l1 remevu thmdrvmsly Q » °v -d E2-006°; K" of s. '_ snun- sinner.,

‘ .~»»- _ ,_ ' Rubens, Ruysdsel. ani Titian. °P°*'|- ‘ °1 91° R°'°““° °” "W" ‘“`° 8- Pi Co-».ii. New I-len-a ghter.

-_ _ tested ll! _ __.._.._______ simply; getthnne ou_ilx_;e :di olgnino- the nrogusa $>:nQu§\5;=) l<;rl.:he“::e;l smn Maeklnnnfg Hampton.

-_ -- ' ' double s reng , rom e ac anon year en ng e Calvin owatt, ietnris.

’@|‘|0f\llC¢ _ LONDON' sont* 5 (Bn”m)_n l. Drug Co. and apply a little of it at public. h I di Km- 5 lergdygn, Kmgiugog,

‘»°-° °1 fn- -»- ~=»~- :i'»‘;'° ::° 1'.: "'° 1°‘;";‘.';:.:.‘:“.::':;': :..:°‘:..:'...iaf.: ;~ 2' ':.°;»:';.°:-':.':.:".4f.:.. ~ ‘“""~

‘ a s n e wo s » . . ,- no.

' “nd t° V” "1"" °°““t"'h°“'° gun to disappear, while the lighter and total expense, ordinary and 'sx- W, B, Dyer, nip,"-can

Cox Bros., Mnrell.

ley Aggregate. .80

‘ ~ (Canadian Press.)

BOSTON, Aug. 30-'l`ht death ui

city.

ure on the streets of Boston for man _ years. | A profound ritualist, prolific writer and an elo\_ucnt preacher. hc was`long recognized as the leader of the high church,party in the United States.

I-le was born in this city in 1832.

The Civilian Rifle Association mat-

ches nt Kensington Rance yesterday were shot under good conditions.

The following are the scores in thu

different matches:

Spoon shoot (The first three win a

spoon each donated by J. J. Louson Montreal.) W. Allen G. F. Hutcheson 96 G. E. Ritchis_..... .. 93

. l.o1son...... 93 _ McKinnon . 93 . Judson .....93 . Moore 92

Ca t Duck

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C. W. Patterson B8 Capt McNutt 87 P. Barlow 87 E. Ania . W Ms"or Weeks -. 36 E. Il. Brow B5

C. W. Patterson won the Ferris Cup in this competition.

LEAGUE SHOOT.

Louson Rogers 9

Prowse

Judson

Baird R. Brow . Barlow

Longworth McCallum . M. Moore

`ol. 'Stewart

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95 94 92 92 91

C. Acvrn S. Gray Cavt T. E. Mc.\!utt C. W. Patterson

90 90 89 88 87 B7 B5 B0

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GLOVER:-At Calgary, Alta., on

Aug 20th, 1912, to R. L. and Mrs. Glover 5 son.

CRAWFORD-In Charlottetown, on

Crawford, s. son.

l\lcKENZIE»--At 81 Passmore Street, Charlottetown on July 18, 1912 to Murdock and Mrs. Mclienzic a dau-

HOUSTON-At Mayfield on August 15th, 1912, to Edison and Mrs. Hous-

MUTTART-At Carleton, on Satur-

vmn b""°°“ "'°"° "1"" "°'“ 5*" ones have vanished entirely It is tradinary amounted to S1 ass 680 nn Low. yung' - '

. - ghaa, Pegkes lla). AUS- 24. 1912. £0 H- L- and

an 232:; ",‘;;‘b,,.:';° °Az°';h:,,‘:\:{h'b;“e,ff{ seldom that more than sn ounce is thus leaving the handsome surplus of station

troubles. M, mud ,,,,,“',,,,_ ,. ,, ,_ needed to eomnietny our tue skin ssse.4z9. Jan. ir. ima, 'ri-yen.

Mrs. Muttart, a son. Congratula- tions

Bishop Grafton was a familiar fig-

H. Johnson, Miss Annie Wright, youngest daughter of Charles and Mrs. Wright, Cspc Traverse, to Wal- tcr Bartlett, Grand Grcve. Quebec.

lIil<}llNAl'iD-(YAMl‘IlElil. -- /‘t Fark Corner, Aug. 14, 1912, by Rev. G.A.

R`t Rev. Dr. Chas Chapman Grafton,| _. | A' M- I, . M_ H d Bishop of Fond Dulac, was not unsx- Slither an ' ms mlm "M" pected by relatives and friends in this

to John E. Cami-bcll of Sca View.

PEARDEN-At i‘-hnrlotietown. on Aug. l.9th, 1912, to Percy and Mrs.

|I’car(len, a daughter.

'An.\ivis- n/(Ms/li'-At the Manee Mnlpeqlifi, A112. 20th, 1912. by RSV- E. J. Rattrc, B. A. Alonzo Adams of Indian River nnrl Flossis 111. Ram- say daughter of Donald Ramsay, Old Town Road.

DIED W ________

`Gii.i.is~in onarioteetown, Aug. zo, 15112, P. P. Gillis, aged 65 years.

McLEAN -At North River, Aug 18, 1912, Neil McLean, aged 81 years. MCKENNA-At Hope River. on Aug. 17. 1912, Phellx McKenna

BEATON-At hcr home, Iris. P. E. .I., August 20th, Mrs. Jessie Beaton, widow of thc late John Beaton, aged 69 years.

Men/ici-iEnN-At Newton. Belfast-

p .... . . 89 _

Lt. Col. Stewart .....liB_Aug. 21. 1912. A- D- M°E°°h°r“'

aged 77.

CLEMENTS-At Brncklcy I‘oinf. Rd., /ing, 27, 1912, Jessie Th0rn1‘80u. widow of the late John Clements. aged 74 years and 9 mollthl-

BRENN/iN-In Charlottetown, on

Aug. 26th, Mary Lenora, infant daughter ol D. J. and Mrs. Brennan. aged ll days.

Kiooins-in cnnriuttetowu. on Aus- 2(;_ 1912, Francis D., son oi Frances E. and Mrs. Klggins, aged six weeks. mmol:-In Charlottetown. -‘\“s»27- ioiz, Hume M., daughter of Mrs- ndwin nudge. used 40 rem- 1

PHILLIPS--Af. flha‘l'l0f°**""VI) R"1_7’ alty, Sept. 4, 1912, at 12.81 l.- ht' Minnie Irene, infant daughter of *`l:§;J`u .nn un. Puiuips, me one mr ml

nine l'n0lif.l1B. `_w"'___, _ __ ',"_|,»,_i~,4

HOGAN-at the residence efyius ncle_, 9 King Street, Chal'\0if»°' town, Arthur Hogan, son of the late John Hogan, in the 36th year of his age.

ACORN-Io Charlottrtowll. Satur- day. Aug, 31st, Erie, infant son of R. G. and Mrs. Acorn, aged seven months.

UOYLE-At Revere. Mara. on Aug.28. Mrs. Mamrire Doyle, formerly! of Chsrlottctovrn.

STRAMBERG-At her late residence, 93 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown. Sent. 3rd, Marv *nn Fraser. wife of Nl. P. Stramherg, in the 73rd year of her age.

CLEMENTS-At the home of her son. Albert Clements. Murray Pm-_ hor. on Sept. B. 1912. Mrs. Eliza- beth Clements, aged eighty-one,

OFFER--At Charlottetown, Sunday, Sent let, Arthur. infant son nf J.D.

Vs, n svery . ' --

_ _/_ _ -_ - _ J - and gain s beautiful clear complex- The net funded indebtedness of the Ii your dealer doean't carry NU. 5 »

- f lllhliarlzla f;t;q:|2nf¢|3?°2‘|::\¢;n:h: ion. ` province, including increase of capital '.Il‘E ask him to write Johnson A M¢K1N1»E1"*A*» N°\'¢|l WVOP. 011 and M18' 0 er' .pd 'om' m°“u“'~ . in ‘ ,,m.“,||°,, lm. |"°,.|“ ,.°|..“"°,., M Be sure to ask for the double- by eonvorsian and temporary deposit-s_ lohnson, Wholesale Distributors, August 29th, 1912, to William E. gMALLW9g|y'.__M_ gh, p_

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