JUNE 29, 1915'
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full swing.
rived Today
up _of Mine. _ _
'-AT-‘
o.tE. FuII’s
73 'Coal Yard
` st Q_ua_lity__ 'of i
, Parlslilonors of Seven Mile Bay D
ariiilnaking elaborate preparations for
a Mammoth Excursion and 'l‘ca Party
to Uelheld at Carleton Point where the
t work ot' coustrlictiiig the
r and (fur Ferry Teiniiials is
es being of patriotic interest to' 01
of birds nionopoiized the attention of iii
the land-owners to such all extent that iiie
ordinary farliiiiig was neglected and Ci
Ninoiluin
cnrzfsumg
uvzn Pius
After
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian Captain Razaret. sailed Friday for
can be obtained at Latter-ty'| Ton- Picton loaded with hay. , _
sorial Pai-lonrs, snmnierside. _- --
-FOR BALE.-Two good young Swanton", Captain Wyre, sailed from
mileh cows, freshened this spring. Summerside for Miramichi for lumber.
-Apply Thomas Hall,' Summersidem’
,  »»l.»~».~-  it 6-zsqlsl. .
Sunllhies i  2  ~~' 1 ‘H~`-'-L- ,til lterprlse," Captain Mallet, sailed from
Sigmm _ - -1lAi|i'_.PEQUEi'--1 Friday evening Isnmmerside for Miramichi for lumber.
_; ,» ' _--i.. : ~' ....1 ' _ ' 'sr“largemxdifentliusiastic temper uce j . - , -
  , _ meeting was=held‘-‘hr the public $11. _ ' -LUMBER LADEN.--Schr. ‘fSwal-1
-1-., ~-._;: ,I...t'-  1 _ % The speaker ofthe _evening was 1_ev. low,” Captain McDonald -arrived Sat-
-.. _. -»  ., ..; _ . ll. Hensley 'Stavert Most _Worthy inrdayin Summerside, from Port.Elgin
  Patriarch of the`-‘National Divldlon
Sons of Teniperaneé of North Antiéri- - _ _ ,
OSTRICH FARMING DEAD. Chi
Mr. George McNutt occupied _.the
- chair and introduced the lecturer.
Mr. Stavert illustrated his lecture at half price at lIolman's. ‘
Ostrich farmini: in South Africa has with ,_,_ s¢_eri0pucnn_ After he had “sed
been given such a blow by the war and iii
me nI°_k1e fanfy °1' 1119111011 11101 (Well gave a stirring address. _ A very
0 l_f»SD€l'l11i-_ €XD@i11€l1l- Of 8 W0\‘1l1- hearty vote of thanks was moved
wide Ostrich Feather day" is not coil- iiy
sldered as a means oi' relief. Ostrich M
leather exports from South Africa M
__‘:'91'9 W111011 Hi $25.000.000 211111Ul1_115' the vote of thanks Mr. Stavert made
i times of prosperity and the raising ii
great riuaiitity oi food was imported.
ow, while general purpose iaimlng
ot'
value tlint tliolissnds are stated in ii'
sands roam the roads mid veldt. un- .Wi
s even refused tlienl in thc village ii
_._.______
HE WANTED TO KNOW. _ 5,
‘W SO
A man was arrested on the charge 'i‘anton) Irene Allen and Lawrence a victory for the independents by ii J'
robbing niioiher of his watch and il\'I
oiinds. pu
e lantern abouthalf an hour be
Rev. E. J. Rattee, seconded by
r.Robert McGougan and tendered to
r. Stavert by the chairman. To
fitting reply. Arrangements were
ade for re-organizing the division of ment ot’ strawberry boxes to arrive _ ‘_ ,_ _ _
Solis of Temperance. Meeting shortly. Write for prices. “um & U" hav? “n°"°“1n’n'n~‘ nn
ascii with the National Amm»m_ 1679-li-29M2iu1i. **‘“"“‘1 ‘* W“"~" *‘Y““""‘ 1" ‘1"` ""““'
-TO LOAD HAY. Schr. "Malabar"
-FOR PIGTOU.-Schr. "Josephine"
-LUMBER LADEN. -Schr. "En-
witb lumber. . _
-CURTAIN REMNANTS.-A small
quantity of Curtain Remnants on sale‘
1680-6-29M2IE1l.
-A LIMITED QuANTi'rv or z and
6 row “Clipper Cleaned" Barley for
sale. Write for prices. R. T. HOL-
MAN Limited. 1680-6-28M2iE1i_
-STRAWBERRY - BOXES.- Hol-
innn’s, Summerslde, have a big ship-
blood
‘ood
cells and and
stai1\'t_~d
nerves lo health
and vigor. ' ‘
By noting your In-
vrc-_us¢'in w -ight while
using- lryoilcun prove
D08|M_veIy tile benefit
being derived .from
9-|115 ¢l°1‘ut food- cum.
n box, nil- dr-aicrn, or
Bites & Co, Limited,
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.,-_- ,qi-‘ _,' .' _
" '  TIGIIISH °
-WATER SYSTEM - A. J. ller-
oi’ Mr. W. I). Sumner, at Pctl-rviile,
-PRi'ZE LIST. - The Sunmierside -LUMBER LADEN. -Schr. “Char- _7"
N . _. ~. _
-1 ' luis had no opportunity to assert itself, S- i - -__ - . »- _
 1110 1>1“1S =1I'001`SUl1ll1e Prollllclive (ligpoiiionlgfig,ulinlairnilnflzsmadnglinfir Il-‘1~!Id1iIy11sl11;Ii11ggsitinnlgdgnlxln11b:InI§I1 *DRUG ST°RE COMPLETED”
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E F - T -onsulni reiiorts to be dyinlr tionl l<\l.1\ ies:JliIil,erl1di;)i1yD1\1l)¥l,n:;;13’ 1V1I-Iailiifilée  gg; Zgtgiiigflingiriinénn n Largo or mm new '1`1g1l1S11 drill! S1019 011 -1111! 151
~   _  of food and nttmitioii while other thou- iiieri.i_ Aiiiiii iiic-L¢.0'ii, Grape Kim, , , _- -_ _ Wm’ Dr- McBride as "°B1d°`m P111"
' nner of Certificates, Jean Gordon, -CEDAR POSTS. -Schr."“Argo" Sic1a”‘_Z'
DNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1915 {'111"’i1 101' 111111 \ll\ll1l1L'1<“-<1. 119061111011 l-lsteile Vanlderstlne, Lulu Robertson Captain Tounnurd, sailed Friday from
nd Arthur Boates. Winner of Merit Summerside for Bonaventure, Quebec F
rds-Grade 8-Gladys Sullivan, afterdiscliarging cedar posts for R. __’
elair ean_ipbeil_ Grade 7. Amy Linklet- '1‘. Holman. Limited. °‘
\ ter, Cassie Sinallrnau; Grade 6, Beat- _ Z
rice Palmer, Charlotte Allen. Grade -BASEBALL. -The game of base nnmm“r" '
(Miss McNeill dept.) Lillian Dob-
n and Mary Beairsto, Grade li (Miss
ball on Friday evening between the
Independents and Pioneers resulted in
Ernest Gallant vlill t en the
-REPAIR WHARF. - Mr. Joseph
Chaisson of I-larper Road will have
arge of the extension repairs to be
made on Tignisli Harbor wharf this
-WELCOME HOME. - Mr. James
Morrlsey. wealthy farmer of Peter-
cNally. Grade 4, (Miss Tantoii) Lil- score of il to 3. Batteries for hide- vine nan returned from n six nnnnnn
pie of iii., 11|-0vim,p_ (im-iemn chain, says the Philadelphia Public lian McDowell and Marion Leard. D€I1i101'11-S. MHSBFS- 1V1CL€0d 211141 M01- ‘nnn to one nf Inn sons in Brninn Col'
_pafm is_0n9, of iii., must immmfui Ledger. it was said that he had (li_'_ade 4, (M(l_eis Murphy)_, Bessie Don- risen, for Pioneers, Buote and Moun~ nnnnn looking wen nnn nennny'_Z°
aiiijl_` att
lng`- vie
slqd ,_o_t-_Nm-iInimhcrlaiul- strait. _ 1
not necessui'ily to any tllat the
of Seven Mile Iiiiy pnrisli are
g is
people
puttinl-f
theitliousaiids-_orpleasiirti-seekers who S
will lake advantage of this excursion. __
wing are the U-aiu a|.mnge_ Jiillge. You can 'o. You are free." l
Folio
ments.
FARE
1.20
,1.10
1.00
.55
.45
1.35
1.20
1.10
1.00
.70
50
.45
.90
.55
.45
lntcrniediate stations accordingly.
(Journal nn Pioneer. .li lieialll
ractive localities in l’. E. l. 1
commaiidiiig as it does a inosi pious. strangled and robbed liiiu. 'Fliere was 3
w ot' the coast line on cithcr S
Sourls
St. Petel"s
Mt. Stewart
Hunter River
‘ Emerald
Tlgnisli
Alberton
O'Leary
Richmond
Sumnierslde
Kensington
Emerald
t`fhai'lottetown
Hunter ltlvcr
 ‘Eineraltl _
hrown a bag over his vlctim’s head, `al
son and onstant Prichard. Grade
(Miss McPherson), Florence Allen,
tain. H.
-MOVING BUILDINGS. - Mr.
o little evidence. however, that the John Sullivan. Grade 3 (Miss, -APOLOGV. - l John Bernard of Spurgeon Jefferies nf Anna' in now
- ii
udga quickly said: ,__ __ Sl
rung) Frank Krlowlpn and Emmet Baltic, in Lot 18, hereby wish to re- n
s in T iiisli with all his moving
y ig .
..mScharg9d-!.. - _ f _ -Ganamt Grade--3-_-('Mig_5 Stavertl- LY- 1"’-01 “ny Bfatellli-‘HIS made by me gears liuullnt-I several buildings from
The prisoner stood still in the dock, ninn (lorney and Alice Crossman. 118311181 -1110011 BGHI. Or his associates. on
fo,-th every (.i-fm-t io ,,me,.mh, :iinazed at being given his freedom so Grade 2,(Miss Strong), Catherine Wil- Of 1V1f11D0¢ll1€. 111 regard 10 Cerlllill gui- nt
con. _llams and Bradford Linkletter_ Grade rent matters that are discredita le,
“You're disclmrged," repented the 2,
1-.
Still iio word from the prisoner, who A
-NME stood staring at Ilie judge. -' G
11.111.
-“l)ou‘t you uiiderstanll? You have 2
6_0() been acquitted. Get out!" shouted M
7_01 the judge. (i
7.52
sl 2s 1
(Miss Stavert) Melville Rice and
ngus Mcliie and James Morrison. 19th <18-Y 01' -111110 A. D. 1915. -101111 Y
ranch;-(Miss Beaten) charles sin. Bernard. 1664-ti-2s1viii. ff
ard and Ralph Ramsay.. Grade 3,
iss McPherson, Special Prize for -HOSP1TAL MEETING. - The 1
enoi-sl Proficiency, i{eime;ii Mac. annual meeting of the Prince County n
"\Vell,” staniniered the man. “do Leod. Grade 10, Miss Bertha Murphy. 110891011 Will be 119111 111 the A811011-
have t0 give him back his watch and. Prizes for Attendance-Theron Mor- 1-“F111 112111 in S11111Ill91`S1l19 011 '1`1l€S<111Y
and hereby apologize to Mr Best for
o location to another. lie will he
pt busy for at least two weeks.-Z.
-RETURN HOME. - Mr. Gus Mc-
mzel (._um_ Grade 1 (Miss white) making such statements hated this Innis returned from Boston mid New
ork on Friday after having had a
ry successful business trip in con-
ection with the lox business lie is
connected with here and iii Newfound-
nd.-Z.
-NEW ARRIVAL. -A baby dangli-
10_00 I 01121111?" , l 1 i = risoii, Alban Arsenault, Georgie Cross- 1110 29111 11lSf_- at 8 D- 111- f01' the Dui' 16.1' was nom to Mrs' Melvin Gnnnnt
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een->ot~:»s~oc=
9.50
10.58*
11.30
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Great Tea ofthe Season
cent harbor and beautiful scenery.
M - man, Fultan Tanton, Arthur Pritcli- D0580f910CtIl1g11‘\1Sl.€9SH11l11'€C€1ViI1g "1
rd, Layton Green, the accounts’ for the year, all contri 11151 011101 10 N115 W911 known C0” 9
eorgetown, July 6, 1915
l, _ _ _ ‘ _ sl
~ (In aid of St. James' Church.) ill
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butors are especially invited 'to be
present. H. J. Massey, Sec’y_
Leoville on Thursday. BeBiiig ,thc
pl
many congratulations are pouring in
from their numerous friends here and
formally lived prior to ber coming
Astonishing Results _ENURMOUS S,zE_M, Joseph here.-z.
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and Watchman, 21.; L/linpilrtizll, 21.)
1590-6-24tlistuiii.
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f DOLLAR t
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,ies of the parish who gained a repu-
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Ton"
DAY
Subscriptions , 1
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olde- to Charlottetow
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$1,
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,e_¢_\'esday June 3
` DOI.I_.AR DAY
ould call at the Guard-
an_0ilice and pay $1.00 '
inch ,l will entitle ' them
the Charlottetown
uardian for one year.
This special induce-
ent applies only to
ose country people
i ho avail themselves of `
f 1: e special facilities for
Nisiting Charlottetown
Ion DOLLAR DAY wed.
nesday, June 30.
$1629-
in-l-\»~~.
6-26-metf.
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teut: ~Attomoy.15 non nD_01'1°11°°
in a and, U. _l- }L!__°““°"‘
9 y patented. 'rude ks and -
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Fam ' 5 ' Tillie
Georgetown is noted for its magniil
fr
he view from the Tea Grounds is un-
surpassed by anything in the Prov-
ince. Everything will be done by
those in charge to make this a day of
pleasure for all visitors and the lad-
tation last year for "the best furnish-
ed tables ever seen at a tea. party,”
intend to sustain their good name this
year. All your friends will be here,
so come along and`have a pleasant
day with them.
A special train will riln from El-
mira and Sourls on the following.
scbedulez-
A.M.
.10 Elmira '
.00 Baltic
.00 Sourls
.00 Harmony
.00 Selkirk
.90 Ashton
.90 St. Pcter's 3-56
_so Midgeil 9.05 ,.,
.75 Morell 9.17
.60 Si. Alidre_w’s 9.42
.55 Mt. Stewart 9.46
45 Peakes 10.06
7.15
7.65
8.09,
ass
s.4s
10.23
10.35
10.45
Perth
Cardigan
Emerson
Georgetown 10-55
Tickets will be sold from points on
.45
.35
.20
Boston Shoe
Shining Parlors
Special Chairs for Ladies
One Spoonful Gives _ _ 1661-s-2sM1l.
Smith, on Tuesday picked up on the
Charlottetown residents are aston shore t T ni h ti 1 t 1 1, t
shed at the QUICK results from the seen hgrp £155 55935:; arges 9:55 er A(
ther proved bad by reason
of the constant rain fall during
the day the ball was nearily full and
l at the Bellevue llotel t`or the week
lt in cd
1111119 l11lXi111‘6 Of 11UCk1-1101‘11 Dark. close to three feet in lengthudnd ending Jiliie 27th was the lollowingz-
vcerine. etc known as Adlerlka weighed over ten pounds, The storm
'l‘his remedy acts on BOTH upper_ and on Tuesday was instrumental in tang- bell, H. Flnleyson, Halifax; R. A.
lower bowel and is so THOROUGH 8. ing -his capture, for it was while the (ihristie, A. E. Fleuiining, St. John;
iowel cleanser that it is used success water recedeii after the storm that it A
tullv in appendicitis ONE SPOON was picked up on the sho,-@_Z
I‘UI. of Adler i ka relieves almost ANY ____
('ASE of constipation, sour or gassy _GRAND E|Q1-ER-|-A|`NM"‘EN-|-___ Truro, and Il. H. Pollock. Toronto.
stomach. ONE MINUTE after you The Pupnsbf N0". D C 't At the Bernard were re stered -
_ _ gi. :
take 151. t1ieFsases gamble aiéd _iiass Tignisi, heid theire ,m,,a,f§f euf;1,1f§§‘n_ Geo. Perry, Ebbsfleei; Fraiik Perry,
I'
ou. . A. oster, ruggist, ha 0 lr ment m~T|g~nish H H T d Summerside; F. J. Shea, Waterford'
town. _ evening und. '- aighzuglion theuesvgan F. 0. Gallant, J. S. Pierce, John
Messrs. J. E. Dumeau, J. D. Camp-
. 'I‘_ Viiiiiiconibe, John Risdon,
Cliarlottetowii; li. T. Ellartl, ll. l..
Martin, Toronto; ll. Lingly, .Ia.s_Poole
Whear, Charlottetown; H. P. Barnes
Halifax, E. M. Peer. Montreal; Mur-
vin Gallant. Urhanvilie; W. J. Blake
_ Armien, Montreal and H. B. Eus-
d 'WU l_ the performance all told proved to be Toronto; W. D. White, Alberton; I-I.
or   a phenomenal success Seld di J
_ om `d ,
Enrollmem No 3 Pure and spectators witnessing a performance t1S'0Lea1`y~*Z-
|2629
sins
- 7_0()   10182, |mp_ a dull moment was In evidence and
CANADIAN HORSE s°c|ETV 2852' carried her part with much merit and
DAM
  21036, |mP_ the house was Inf a pstrlotlnco s(11‘)l;hIxI1
` __ and the military drill march
19g6';°w" 7*" “nd 1°” WM’ f°°'°d embracilig several national war
- _ 901158 was gone through to
5"” byg1f|1"°Y"°»B1"1°fl~EF"k1v|°w' pertection. As a. final grand tab-
Grifien by th. -- -
sire cmciysm 11649, byinlawatiis  ‘gizllgrifmtriisggnégglQgcoibfgg
10067, Prince Robert, by”-'Prince of with military pamphnana and tog*;u;_
' S1- Tilefsffs 1°-11 W;il§iB`Dam Maidiur’ Gi-‘llrei§"?1Ii§s, by  °i“‘°"§l“f1151“ effect “Sed
Pride of Blacon 10837, yy, Baron’s ` _ 5°" "med “ 91011116
- long to hc remember d T
Pride 9122. r ’ ‘ fu; ' ° - 11° P"-
_ _ __ _ mance before closing offered a
0!3_'§bR_‘:_m6¥,1°§°nth°l "H5231 by P"|“°° grandtreat to ailthose present In hav.
1118 a pupil of the Tignish Grammar
Montague Branch atreduced rates by p$:,l;eDLn£,,1;,‘:zg_Lnwrence 11522' by S"h°°1- Mr- 0211111 Mellillsou recited
regular morning train. good tor return 'ith Dam B Rdsé:w_?'_ '»¢sp}.ing_ 5eVe1`1!1. P18095 Ill his .usual forensic
by special train leaving Georgetown hm Darnleyélffs-__ __ F, _ »  and eloquent elocutlonary manner.
at 6 D. Ill- ln this stallion is found as good a ine concert' was “ned to a cms” by
BY 071191' 01 Com' blending of the Clydesdale champions Engine me Nfftinnnl Anthem "G04
1267-6-18M15I -of Great Britain as in any draft horse "ave tne King' The 1"`°gmmme f°1`
 -. » ~ , ’ 1 In Canada, and that be will prove a lgfvennlg was “B f°n°Ws: 0"Ve1`¢“"9
  great me htm Camden He is me E femme hand Gniop; cii¢_,riis_
'years old. brown with white trimmings D;`§]%é:§.ql1§‘_;» 15133.,-. _anntin L3_\1_1‘ 1e_i
` - c le . ._ " V - _ 9 mn
'“”"`“\\\\W/W' 110111 tnrilnlkellis season in the stud at R m"Dnet“"M'"m°1d s°“57 Ch°9“1`
S' R“““°°' H1111 Cliiidv Sale; Recimioii"'a ri s
Albert, Craswell, manager in charge.
Service fee $10. Mare at owner’| risk. gmphe Eng;l;ante_ ,?,§;:)°' M’-‘f h_P1}!,°“°'
A. A. LECKIE, Veterinary Surgeon,
Owner. _
9423-4-10mt\lII!WDd
1  nznc D11" and R°°““11°“i '1`l\111€l1l1-
Panama, Straw and all I
kinds of Felt Hats Clean- '
ed and Blocked
,,We Carry a full line of Pol-
ishes for Suedes all colors,
Imperial Bronze and White
Shoes. , .
We Clean Our Hats Here
-in Charlottetown-
Therefore we do not
have to CharI¢ Ext" f°f
Eitpressage or Sendlnt! I
them Away' -
Out of Town Orders Prom-
. ptly Attendefl £0
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_ - _ __ it- essrs. ames Chishl , T ._
- ' ~ _ \ i ‘Charles Crossman, Cap; Tfi-:J-qi-ggygilia '
~ -.A ._ - - ` . and 1|'V1l1s' Mllttsrtf (‘.i1'rleton'°were In
o - .\` j Eummerside Saturday of last week on;
r `.,‘.: usiness.-H.
Wear This 'Patriotic  -il.. ti. WTT
_ BMIQG 1 _ '1_)iae"iass'l°ls§ti1§il:yn'-iitinr' 1° Summer'
and hel the Island Pat- ‘
riotic lnund. Price 10c
of this dlscription applaud each spe-
ciality in a more enthusiastic manner
from the very start to the finish not
every pupil whether small or large
demeanor The lece which k
“inefmsz ~V°s- Kites; Duet--Qmuirille
-Our Bob Dial n Ong
H C . ara
sol Drill; Chorus-Nesrer Home;
Duet-Marche des Amazones; Drama
-An Awful Mystery; MoiiQig5ue_Le
Cordonnier de St. Crepin J O M; Pat.
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WESTERN PEISUIIILS ,
am i
bgdbis sister Mrs. Jobnagteglccntnllgeeili-
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THE WIRELESS.
n1°n1395 Gllzlielmo Marconi invented
1° F51 Dractical wireless telegraph
as was experienced at this concert; _
-6
-.prodigy whose mental attainments will
in the States-where Mrs. Gallant l
-HOTEL ARRIVALS. - Register- -
...to rank as all the greater an example
'show what Nature can do when she
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When Presentedee the Office o!_tho
* "bPr#lRi.o1'1'a'rowN GUARDIAN
o-:rnder ot this paper gruonting oamg gg Q
- or ber ¢!1&1c@ E! _
,_ ,riiilrun-size Ea-z. Alma; or, _
Ehe Complete 54 ZFlag and Outfit
- _ 'IMD ORDERS.-It oc-1plete outtlt is wanted tend
In $1.4! and 'lo. lddltioiml for postage in 10 mils sono (or ilu. il
other lanes of Province); for :renter diotances ask your Jaonmnltlr
smoiyt to include for I lbs.; If not alone is desired. un the 61.10/
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and lo..-additional postage In lint.
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lsno (nr 1a. any Canadian point).
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-DANGEROUSLY ILL. - Mrs.Don-
aid llaiidraliuu of Sea Cow Pond is
nearing deuth's door as xi result of al
long sickness which has almost caus-
ed her iniinedintc household to give
up hope t'or her ultimate recovery.-Z
' -REPORTED SICK. - Mr. John
M. Gaudet, caretaker at the Dalton
i`ox ranch at (‘lnirlottetowii, is report-
ed dangerously ill and his brother
l‘rliane has bei-n called to attend him
there. This genilernan formally lived
in ‘Tignisll and while here had full
clinrge ot' the saine ranch when lion.
(`|iui-i,Daltoii maintained ii. alone the
oil the outl-skirt ci Tignish before inov-
ing it to Cliarlottetowii.-Z.
_ WONDER CHILDREN
(New York Vi/orid.)
A twelve year old girl who speaks
eight languages, knows a lot of Cicero
and Sallust in the original, composes
French verse and Suffragist novels
and teaches classes in Esperanto is a _
excite the Customary interest and awe.
And being also a perfectly normal tom-
boy sort of girl. who swims, rows,
cooks, boxes, plays baseball, drives an
_auto and rides a horse, besides playing
the piano and the violin, she deserves
of juvenile precot‘.ity._ More and more
the wonder grows that one small head
can carry all little Miss Winifrcrl Sack-
ville Stoner knows.
But what then? is it supposable
,that other little girls can he made to
lieconie equally learned and accom- ‘
plished in ilit'ancy it' only their mo-`
thers would train them systeinati- 1
cally as the Stoner girl’s mother dirl.
and the niaiiner of which she is ready
to iniiiart to the public? Or does
it-just happen that a prodigy of the
kind is born into the world from time
to time regardless of rule just to
tries?
Exactly a century ago a little Eng-
CANVAS BTRETCH ERS
Gotten for The Confederation Cel-
ebration
THE BEST BED FOR SUMMER
WHILE THEY LAST-ONE DOLLAR
(Less than first cost.)
AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Fitzroy Street
2046-6-22Mtuth4i.
llsh boy, John Stuart Mill, then ninei
years old, had read Xenophon's “Ann-
basis," all of Herodotus and other
Greek authors, and had become in-
terested in Plato and Demosthenes,
whose works he read at ten. He had
learned the Greek alphabet at three. '
was conversant with Euclid and al-
gebra at eight, and at fifteen knew
as much as a college don, while re-
maining a “healthy and high spirited
lad.”
This, ot' course, was the achieve-
ment of a boy, and in an age when
girls in the cradle were not as yet
imbued with feminist ideals. 'But is
there anything to leam from the
precocity of the Stoner child that was -
not taught by the equal precocity of
little John Stuart Mill a century
ago? __The world has to tulle ilts
prodigies as they come, with a de-
gree of wonder but without feeling
that there is any special recipe for
them, either in “prenatal influence"
or “natural education."
MILLIONS OF FROGS.
Renter despatch from Giberaltar,
says: “During a thunderstorm in the
vicinity yesterday a cloud belehed
forth millions of tiny frogs which had
evidently been sucked up from the
lake 20 miles away. The ground was
swarming with them.
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