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dents Everywhere.

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opposite the Canadian Express oiiice.

ju 'lee meeting on Sundaygevenmg the

vided-collection for missions.

LAs'r Sabbath 13th Mr. D. J. Mac-

donald. B. -A. Point Prim. preached an able. eloquent and very well thought out sermon on the up-building of the walls of salvation to a large delighted audience, in Orwell Presbyterian Church. V

A Fri-‘rains year old son ol Mr. John

Phillips. Whita Sands, was badly hurt one day last week by the hay fork fall- ing irom its iastenings and striking him on the side making a dangerous wound. Fears are entertained for his recovery.

I. O. G. T. Norms.-Dawn of Day

Lodge, No 13, I. O. G. T., is still pro- ceeding on the even tenor of its way dispite the many discourageineuts it has had to meet. Last Wednesday night thev installed, a good stiff of tificers: C.T., A. E. Horton; V. T.,Ralph Bear; S.:J. T., Rev. H. Cart r; Sec. Irene McLeod; Tres., R. Keenan: I.S., Alice Richards; Mars., Isaac Geddings. The L. D. for this year is P. J. Vanlder- stine, whose P. O. address is Murray River. The Lodge has had prepared and hasadopted a good programme for the quarter and expect to ha e interest- ing meetings. Any lvisiting Template

Lodge in session ~eve_fy' Wednesday evening unleu some circumstances occur. '

Tm: Halifax Chronicle fssfysz. Capt.

Allan Finlayson, ofCharlottetown, is at

Ill Ca,n9,da_ i-inet-leer Possiete ensue. =“° Q°°°°» sn me ee erase, is

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-bdng out the new'governme`nt~ steamer llinto, which he vrill command. -Capt. ~ Finlaysonhas heen in charged! govern- menthoats performing winter- service between the -Island' and the mainland

Northern Light. -the first 'governinent

the Minto is composed entirely ol Island men. They are all in the city and will accompany Capt. Finlayson to Glas- gow. The other odicers are, Capt. John McPherson. lst oliicer; Capt_.Alex~ McLeod. 2nd otilcer; Herbert Clarke, 2nd engineer; E. S. _ Meahan, 3rd engineer. The contractors will supply the irst-engineer.

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VICINITY.-Haying is about finished in this locality. The crop is lighter than last year but is of good quality.-Several burglaries havefbeen committed in this vicinity within the last few months. Ooe was on Sunday August 6th when Mr and Mrs. Humphrey Moore Of T01'ou'l0. Lot 64,were away to church,their house was opened and a sum of money be- longing to the school, and some other articles were stolen. A trunk and chest of drawf rs were broken open to get the money. 'l"cere is no clue as to who c~,.|n|;i[_¢d ary nf lZl6 tl]€flS.* ,

River Bridge is progressing rapidly. Several other building have been erect- ed t"ieie t sis summer and Mr. Thomas e Cook is preparing to build a new et ire in the vicinity oi Murray River Bridge. , 1-Mrs. Bella Nickerson. the oldest in- habitant died at the residence of her

She _was ab mt 104 years DH, 81111 fulfil she had an attack of grippo 1218* Wlllfelf- was smart and able to work.-Mrs. Archibald Munn also died on the 10th and was taken to the Cemetery in _

an-5 Moore of. B- I., are visithg their lrienda ._ia.Tdrouto. . Mr; Join '1‘. Hush. i»1~¢i»rlf1=°f °f *he- Stanley House, Pictu, N. S.. MS, D99” visiting his parents and old moods. at Murray Harbor this M- Hem-y of the . employ of Ilonstpu & Henderson, Boston paid a _flying visit to _ his friends in Murray River and Murray

this week.-Miss Percy M.

.ls who has spent the last three among her friends here re-

turned to her home in Boston this week. She took with her her nephew master Fred Richard. ,

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guaranteed Satisfaction. Serg88. Cl'8_V0S lessees, siir Warp Endom. Pvrlws-

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,By Reporters and Correspon- seein .lee P. n. isiase emr.s.mi.o.

MR. Joint McQUiLLaN has opened a

Seed Store on Lower Queen Street,

THE members 'bf the Cherry Valley

Auxiliary ol the W. M. S. will hold a

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27th at 6 30 o’clock. Addresses will be delivered and a programme will be pro-

will be welcome and will find the.,

many He*

steamer in that service. The crew for

\\ ork on ihe Bap:i~i _Ctiurch at Murray i

niece Mrs. John Lowe on the 10t‘:i inst. -

Lot 61 for burial.-,-.ML 8115 '

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WCS* NCWS of U16 Citi fo;2;:1i;oe.o;:::.”;ei....sooo°:ii

up young men. A crowd of American tourists who happened to be in, the depot when the train arrived, were loud IU pTai=e of the appearance of the Nova

A Ccnausroxnuzvr of t‘ie H-gif”

Herald says; Ot all the country travers. ed by the Midland railway. the push- ing, enterprising. live town of Truro probably expects most from it, and like- ly w'll receive most. Truro ‘is the eastern terminus of the Midland but not only that buta railroad centre of great

the Midl ind any longer than is absolute- ly necessary. Her people are saying that the Midland railway should be ex- tended to Brule, a Northumberland strait port in ‘\ this (county, only 28 miles distant. From Truro to Charlot- town via Brnle is not much further than from Truro to Picton alone. This shows what an advantage te through travel- - Iers to P.E. Island would follow. were there a railway t iBrule with a steamer leaving there for P. E. Island. A short railway journey and a brief water trip would save- much time and avo d much apncyance. To be strickly accurate. the distance from Truro to Charl-itotown via Brule is only three miles greater than from_ Truro to Picton. In the several estimates there appears a vote ot $12.000lor a wharf at Brule. An ex. tension of the Midland to that point therefore, and the consequent shorten- ing of thedistince to P. E. Island and may he set down for the not distant future. A charter has been obtained and a preliminary survey made ' for the North Colchester railway, to accom- plish this 'short route to the Island and open up intervening country-. ,Among the names mentioned in the ‘charterfp are those of J. A. Leaman, Dr. McKay. ‘ Girdiner Clish and others. 1

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Steamer Shawl Wraps Jas. Patm & Co. ' ' i 17'1i

3.000 Bird‘s Quills for Paton & Co’s7

Milliuery Departmentfrcmoc each or ‘ 6 for 25c.' ' , 17 tf.

I have 8 Imperial wheel-i left. 1 Gents and 2 L1dies’. We’ll sell .belowi cost as I don’t want to carry over until- next season-These are genuine har- gains. Call and see them-Fred New- son. A 16 d-tw

NEW hats from the St ites.-These

hats are mainly modeled after the popular “Golf Hat,” and there is ti be (and already is) a great demand for them. We are prepared io serve _von acceptibly both as to price and styl i. Our goods are nearly all trimmed in our own work-room, and hence do not 'have the cheap “shop look” that many do which are trimmed in factories. See our showing of ladies’ trimmed hats.- Jas. Paton & Co. 16 tt V

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Mona quill-i than we want; more

quills we erdsfedimere <i°il_1» *hi tue ladies will want st thépssf quills are generally soldat lu arloistowu. Do you want one for your early Fall Hat ? You will get onehere cheap. Jas.

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The silver on your ,table cre- .§ ates a distinct impression

among your guests.

The prices at which we are 7§ new oliering silver spoons and I5 forks should be an inducement ’ fo buy.

I Lower prices and 15 designshavegonehaud we show everything from 5 -1 singlespoonwa full sett d

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