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FRINGE EDWARD TUMDRROW

Music-Mirth and Gorgeous Girls “]t’s Great to Be

THE ONL Y MAN ALIVE ”

_ Raul .Roulien when he find; himself the last man on earth,”-, Jszzrmundnd by'beautiful.women-,.... I iilmhis gay, tunefuland hilarii(

usicomedy with musicb \T`S

nan nou|.|:|~| """ :ans may ouvsn i - .- STUART HerbertMl|NDlN .loan MARSH___

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MATHESON LANG In ____ ' ‘

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_A “KING DOGS., Comedy and vsnlslng ol s n¢_:::y.n:_::\__\_’e mn: Bn

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in Memoniiim `

HECTOR C. MCLEAN

There died at Montague on July

29th Hector C. McLean, aged 66 years. His illness lasted over a year having lveral _relapses but the suffering that reduced his once strong body and large physique was borne without complaint. he passing peacefully out unto that bourne from which no traveller rc- turns.

"And tho from out the boume of

time and place Thy floods may bear me far I hope to meet my Pilot face to

face,

When I have crossed bhe bar."

Vlfhen a young man he followed

occupation of farming in his na- tive settlemtnt. of Long Creek. Bc- ing a supporter of the Liberal Par- ty in politics he was given charge of one od the first large road ma- chines imported to this Island, and he 'worked on the principal roads in the West River district during some terms of the Liberal adminis- tration. But on hearing the glow- ing accounts of the West and its possibilities, he was among the first' to answer the call for laborers ln its wheat fields. Finding ready' employment on the large thresh- ing outfits and with coristructioni companies, he remained West for some seasons, and the useful. knowledge and practical exper- ience that those positions gave him stood him in good stead in after, years. Returning he settled in Montague about the time that town was ilwonporated. He was made its first ohief of police and town constable. He was foreman on street work, and member of the fire brigade and had special care of the fire fighting apparatus, All those positions he filled in the sat- isfaction of the town. On resigning them he received s position on the G. S. S. Brant. On this steamer,

while rendering aid to an icebound~ light house keeper, he received in- juries that made it impossible 101” him to continue longer in service.

Returning to Montague he filled

minor positions, was caretaker and janitor of the Montague Memorial School and in many holllostcads and dwellings remain llasling evi-i dence of his sllbstuntinl work.

Though he may have had some

peculiar cimrzlcterlstics common to the Scotch he had also the sterl- ing qualities of being loyal to ai. friend, cliinish to zo. kiilsnmn :uid always ready to render uid. ills ruuiiiills were taken io the Mellin- gue Baptist Church mid the fun- eral service was conrlllcicd ihnre by the Rev. C. E. Armstrong and the Rev. A. Pyke. Mr. Arnisfrclie read that beautiful 90th Piainl zlrifi offered prayer. Mr. Pyl-cn tnok fm' his address a. portion of the sr- venih ollapler of lililttlhewz “Tlle1'e:’lol'c wlloscv:\'<=i‘ livarelll these sayings of mine and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man wlrch built his house upon ol rock: and the rain descended, and’ ‘the floods camo, and the winds blew and beat upon that linllseil and it fell not, for it was founrlf-dl upon it rock," earnestly exhorlincj his lllerlrers to build upon the firm foundation and to anchor to the

_solid Rock. The large assembly of! people who 'turned out in mid-af-I 'ternoon to_attend the service, mid in look for me last time on uw! face of one who for years was amongst them, was a fitting tribute

from the people of Montague and; v`cinity to the passing of a. fellow citizen.

He leaves in mourn a. widow and

three sons at Montague. one son

Successful Students

Do llot Neglect

great benefit lo you. E. W. TAYLOR

Fl'enc‘h, Ph ,\‘sie.-;

Eiiniish, <`;r\nn1etli\'. T-atln. Phvsics' and (‘l1r~rni::ll1\', Ali'.',ehl'ri.

Adele l"zlrl~tm:lllt History, English!

infill, Ge<\inetr_v, Algebra, :gurl Climiii:-ll‘_\', Economics.

.lam-i l-lfirnc: l~“rmlcll,` I-listory,

lF‘l'enr~h_ T.n".>=_

M:i:'i!.li'el F'.il‘.el:lil': Ili»‘lol'y, Eng-

lish, 1-`i'i"llell, l.rii’ri, Gr=milc'.l‘y, Ai-

golarzl, l"ll_\'sic'.'¢ and Cllvniislry.

Fern Clrirl-1: !\lf'ei>m_ Latin, Eng- %_i.__l_____.i~___ __ ________ ____v___

ish I`>'.~li <

I ch, Pll' me ind Cholnis

lry,'l~l`i.I<lory_ A-

.Tesco Burns: liietuz-'.', Iniiii. Pliy- _

__;§Z_filgiglilli:ii_.i____l‘_f_l_ilisll_.__1::_cilo- _________ . Half Price. Moore ro McLeod Lid.

" " ’ ‘ ' "' LOS ANC..-U15 Au.. 15_ B _ 439- school. mums-'rlie Bowl or

-*`~ , School Trustees annually award a

POLICE COURT-At the Police prim to me pupil of me Qity

.Court yesterday morning a. man sch,-,Q15 making the hgghwt marks charged with being drunk while in af, me eng-awe examinations to Cha-PEE Of B m0t0T \'°hiC1¢ “'95 W' Prince of Wales College. This year manded till today. An order was the prize of $15.00 was won by Mr. lSS\1ed in summary €.lf‘Glmf‘l`l©- Cyril Johnston, son of Principal

*_ Hammond Johnson of West Kent

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-DlV- The ruler of the realm was seen, ine services will be held on Sab- My Johnson on having made such bath, Aug. 20th, at Summerside good marks and for leading all the 10.30 a.m., Cape Traverse 3 pm., pupils from the city schools.

Lollise Sliiipaiizlf `lli.~;lfv.l'\', 'i<‘l'<~llcll, ' " ‘ ’ “"' "

Ellirli.-Ji. ]'..'l‘iii. (ir-mu\‘1r\' ' /\li'\‘llr'| lmlllsii It ‘U5 |,ui1l» *`Xl71`*`f‘*ll' W . l-lconomirfr, Pli\~:i.-.< :ind Cllolnistrv ilmuw the “mms ]mg""t Blmp' .

Mllnvfv Tnllifin: llisioly. Geo- i ` C’ |

motry, En"li.=h_ Fi-unc-ll. Pll,\'.=ics :md l thO.Hgh but 8' few weeks old' laws

Cheniisirvb Eeolionlles I.'li'i\ Al o-idmm *O being om: of me mum' bm " ` ` ` ' g t:'.\".= most: intel-estin

Irene Sllipimul: Alizchrfl, French, “V1 _whichfff occupies it r_°g“l P130? E_m,m__ H____________ I________ G_______.__t_____ _ were coxlstiilcted by L2liis_Wnynax.; Mmm (__Om______ I___,,___ E____uSh_ 54-_leer o.d Hullgarinli cabinet mn-

_ kcr. For the lack of funds with

Ilisiory, Fr!‘!lr"n, .'\lf:f~‘~i':l (`ivoni<~l,r\

, . _ " which to employ a minister, Way-

Plgsifg and Chmm`"`('5"' nal has assumed -the "pastor'ate”I

.D __ ,_ .|_,__, _ __ 1,. 0.x “mm H1 ml' G°°'mh5~ Printed with halld-stamping

Alrzehrn, l‘li\'<-ir.: and Cllelni.<frv

El‘olloii!i<'<-, I-‘wi li, i'li\`<i<»_< mul

Rm' Silli'»‘wu‘: if'n-.tlifli, llistnrl'

lT.'l1el

lli.<fr\i~\'_ l.-ii »~~.

Frliifi

Engli.-li,

MSW l\flPF‘al'i:me: `l<`:‘l'~iu`ll_ His-

______________ _____________ riibber typo. the Bible has 8,048

_______ _______________, ____ _____n__ ___ _____ p.1;re.< and iw-Willis 1.09? Doulid.<_ a _ ' ' -- i lllt.e more hhzlll a hell inn. 0'peil~-

'°“h"""" ”""""“` Pd. `f. mensurf-s R2 inches from rim‘ Alnu ill~i':~:i:i: 'ii-lm-v, Ecello- in rim. Each page 43 1-2 iiiclios.

lilies, l‘Tn"l‘..h_ Fiwir-ii. from lop to baii:~in_ :uid clesrcl,

.Tfiliu iii-l-|"lu~w: lli»‘r.:-v, ]~`r<~nell, the bool: is 34 inches tliielr.

f-my ,;,,. p:,.l,,r,._ T__,,f_m ment, and says he \l=ed ion gallons I,.,.,,.,,,,_ of ink and wore out three sets of

(War vetcmrm Hé1m\x_ one da_ugh_ Lm T,,(,,,,,,,._. m_,,_._,\._ E_V_,__t,_ ;t5'.pe before the Bibi(-‘s completion. ter in Toronto, and one at sea Econmnir.=_ lc.-»ii~li, 'inun Gm- The °h“"°h ""5 °"°[“‘1 by W3-V' View ,mct,,\,_ nal after he discovered that his The funeral was under the _di- ` I-felon \vnll;.f:<: Fi°<~:n-li Alv<~lir.~i home Wasxft large enough for pm'

rection of the McKinnon Funeral Hisiorv Eiiulrifli Fvononiiw- 3 ‘ mr exmbmon of the big wok' so Home BCH; I\{r`,,_,r_ ____,______ "'F_______ he built the teniplc, lIt<~l'nlly,,

. '_ ' ‘ C" around the Bible. Now he has nl intel-ment was in Peoples Gem- Engluli. lnim. mm "_ mo _ 170 ' di

ctcry, Montague. _ Frallres Gnurlrl: Ili-i,nr_v, Align- ppniiti rolligs wp;;§0l;;'O bixgki

iP&l?1'|0l'f P19359 °T’Y bra. Englisii, T'.rl.rl1. G+~omr~iry_ “,mmm ,.,hm,,;,_,_

Mary Mrl\fr-ill: Finiirli, English,

Algebra, Llivin, llii-‘m'y.~_ limlloiiiics, ],(.,,mcd Much

tory, Ennlisli, Gconinli-y, -is Although modest .'.i,p,-.ming `

The following are in order of ____ _ ___________ _ _ frnm the outside, the <'ll:ii'rli`s in-l

lmerit the results of the Maritime __ leriof t;s;ifies_io W.1yllu_i‘.-= _llliu_1lal

Your E es Enoiird Examinations written by the _Canadian Exports sea-_O 0_ eau y and 1_ni:»1ll\1l.\. rhc_

y 'students of Gra.de_XI. Summersidc. c_i;l_1__ii;:__ i_s__scovered vi_i_i~l~. in_uiii-m1-

An examination might he of Roderick Smith Passed in Alfie- ~‘-~~- v______ _l_§l replesen i_n._ i..i_<= .inn-

bm, Latin, Physics and Cliemistry. ,(._,_nm“,,n Prpssl ., e pews are up..o sir-incl :ind

ilie Temple oi' Trilill hcl' al-1

g churches.

The hilge hook mid the ehllrcll

Cllen'ii.<l\'\'. !\."‘_' l".'J_ (llf»u‘.r~f.i'_\‘. Vulucs it at $10,000 i

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I~`l'<‘ni'li. Al;'»‘ ral. i':.~.»;,~f~ii~y_ Waynai, who spent $500 nndl

T3enii`iriz‘ i~`.~ul:llir-: llis‘.ol`~'_ “V0 .VCJYS N111” Yllfikllll lhc book.|

l"i~fi:‘~ Gnnmf-fry, rallies it al. $10,000. Hr esiiinatnsl

vi-.».-t-.-w» Fm.-'Ei`ll. Fl'ei~,;-ht That he made l0 million inlnl'e.=s-

ions with his hand stamping: equip-

Geometry History. English, French. °him°5 ‘"0 °7"~"""i°‘"'“." "l"‘1`-"~l""l~ l

zupha Lmklener. Latin F,.(.“Ch_ O'l"l'/\WA_ /\-tie. 14, Caund.\ ox- Despite his thriving <‘.1hillf“.simpj

torv. Physics and Chemistrv, Latin

F90, Tl . .L _ l L I I' S. ,8G.', fZI'0l1l» llfll. T. 1 .l. . _ 1 ~

French' Algebra’ English 'lOl “lTo\'.:l(lg iilniiojts ofor) coli- dCCl2\rntl<;§esab0Tltgw`;T'.it Y/,o`i;‘kn:l§

I Jenn Mmm: Latin' History' Geo' sunlptioli for illc month wire $25.- the Bible has done for him.

Prnfessmnal G ards mem" Enllushf F'°“°h£ ”“g°b_"“‘ iss, 552 - “I had read ilu niiin mnnyi

Ph_§'?°s__;“d °°I;;';_f; For the fum' months of the pres- limes b9f0!‘¢ C011!/IHS ill" siys Way-

“8 ~ ' fi., il ~ i. “B t, d , - ».

Sf6;Ng.l';1_E& _I|__0Wg_h9\’ English. Physics, and Chemistry- ((`;n;,q(iqi(,:;1 ;,(,‘.?,I;{,,.~:.e if/Yi_L;a1$§(l(‘?((`lfll0s'7'l)3f 2:5! Wu ben il`;iieIifto:l`<(lmI§..I

.. WAR,K. " ', “"` , ` N_ w_ LOWTHEB _ ‘G€°mE¢"Y» E°°“°m\°3» Fmnch Lmm' The exprirls of ini-I-ign produce to- Bill! I didnt H1153 il lllmi; while

IARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, TIG 'AlZ@b1'B- ` lllllerl $l,85il.U20. Total imporls for CODYIHZ il- Mid I 1¢l1<»\v l11u<-ll more

as oreatlieorse Street Calvin BOWHGSSI G@°m¢lfY~ His- cnnsiiniprimi totalled $122,786, am. about the Bible now :inn I .sw Mons! N l

T9 LOA tory, Physics and Chemistry. Latin, _ did befm-¢_

M LEOD ° ....§‘m3.5.."TLEY '°“»,,;,_,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,_ ,,,,_ cnuc un cams

W. I. BENTLEY, K. 0. Bsniater and Attorney-st-IAW

~ .' MONEY T0 LOAN ' Omoo: 180 Richmond Street

Prohibition Commission Chll. Il. Bllok. Chllfmm. Charlottetown. Ill. B. Mabslllli. West St.. Psion. John Simpson, llunilton.

Send All lnlormsllm regarding

hlrsdiolls of PBOHIBITION A01'

tory French, Physics and Chemis-

Fem Costain° Latin, Physics and

PAIIS Il TllE STOMMSII

Ilr. W. ll. Garson

» CIIIBOPBACTOB

Three You Palmer Graduate IM Pllmis St. Phlms 101! Home Cab Male.

.Pnf-1-, BOP. 1\ lmlllv lit . ll llniggials

English, French. Algebra., Econo- - ~----._--.-~ . . »-~- ._

iw. 'English Algebra. Geometry. Forbes Conclude

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Chemistry, English, History. French, N egctlatlons Algebra, Geometry. *ff ' ___,_r,_,

Dorothy I-Isrrls: Latin, French, ((;,,,,d|m p,.N§, niswiy. English. Physics and D'EX,._ 0,5 mzwyoi-uc, Aug. 14--Hon. 1-i. n. Chemistry. Alsebre. Geometry- w||__|;» 1.* stevens, the canadian Minnie: of 'Thomas whiter History, Freneii. 5TRAwg£RRY Trade and commerce, nu. for oi-

Lotin, English, Geometry, Algebra, ' gawg tonight, Physics and Chemistry. Before leaving Mr. sie.-mis in-

Georze Inmwf History. Physics ,_ km for the mn timsu-a no had no comment to and Chemistry, English, Geometry, ga' ,,|,_,,3,,,,,_ rapid, make upon his conversation.; over: E¢°"°'“f°°» L°““~ mliliilf-.iiifl .~.fimiv.i ...ni relief fmgn ins week-end here with Prime'

Hu-ry Dgfbyg Hmm-y, 1='r9n¢;h,_ ,-hgh-m, miie, ernmps nm_l_ piiinn in _Minister G_ w_ Forhm M Now Z',H_ English, Physics and chemistry, th” 'f‘"'“"“" """"“ "'°"".f Y' - lima. . Aigebrl, Economics, Latin, Geo- m_Adm|,,,,,; ,mi up only by 'l`lif- 'l'. It was understood the informal

muy. MilB\lm~_C9.rLimil»*d»'1`°f°"‘#"»°”*-1 conversation. which wok pm

J. S. TAYLOR History. Algebra, Physicr. anfif ““"m’, (IWW HN' mmm' Ur ‘l":'V w1.m`h mkcs "UN of N" "’“°' \,""‘-"Tl

orromnrnlsrs icliemistry, English cieomdw. C”"“'f`"“ “"“‘“""` '" "“` "“"‘"_ “f "1"" "‘”“”'"s '°°"'""‘°“-"` "' “"“"i

| mm” Wmiamsz Gmmm__v_ m_,_ $5i,li4.._0ii mvl i-»~-iii.-pni-tml i...-- visitors 1.liroughi'hf~ iimqiln pi,,,,-ah.

‘Wm su’ -gum sq-35. ` 1-ign pi-firliufi if. fin- valur- of $520- and explain its consiriii'l.'»~i. Of

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A \'r‘r:.' successflli field day was

held yesterday at DeSable on the fm-in owned and operated by l\lessi's.‘ Hector and James MacKay. More than 200 people were present. They were shown the various fields, and the experiments by the oporalor and supervisor. Many of the fnrmrrs showed interest by ankinr: qllesiiolls :ind taking part in di.=ells.=ion. Koen interest was sliriwll in the llrmvn heart experi- ment mi illi'ilip.<. Six different fer- iilimrs, nl:lliui~\‘ :lull chemical Ll'e:lilnellis wr\l'<» 1-'tierimcllted with ns well as 1-ilrly and into seeding.

Ai'l.i~l‘ the inspection of the fields,

Mr, MacKay welcomed the visitors, 'Thr' lCr<pc‘riinonlal Farm exhibit was .<lm\\'n. and different panels disrllsrecl hy Tlr, J. A. Clark and Mr. R. F‘. Tinnfyv. Mr. Stewart Wfiilllt put on Q milk testing de- xnollslmiion mid explained the work wliicll his department is car- rying on. To the MacKay brothers grant credit is due for the thor- ouglllioss in which they have mr- rled on the various hrunellos of the station work.

Canadian Dollar Steady In New Yo rk Exchange

tfnnmllan Press)

NEW YORK, Aug 14-l=‘u1`~ther

demand for American currency a- broad depressed the pound sterling in foreign exchange dealings todny bill. the Canfidian dollar remained sie.1d_v.

A loss of 4 1-4 ccnlxs \v.:s .register-

ed by 1-'lcrlilig when ii. closed nt n. cnbr mic nf $4.44. It opened at $4.47, peak of the day, and tho last quotation was its low figure.

The Doniinion`s dollar suffered a

fractional decline at the open, but lattr rall'cd to 94 Il-8 cents, un- changed from Siiturdnys close. The premium rate in United States cur- rency remained nl. six percent as ngninzt Canlldinn funds.

Francs Down

French francs were off .05 3-4 of

a cent at 5.25 l-2 cents.

The United States dollar, in

temis of the French gold franc, had an a-ppi-oximaire value of 74.59 cents compared with 'I3-89 cents Saturday and 69.87 cents a month H420- '

Duloh gullders yielded l~2 cent.

at 54.5 cents, and Belgian belgas and Swiss francs were down .19 and .29 of A cent respectively. Cler- miin marks, the Scandlnavlans and Far Eastern funds were soft,

yesterday concerned the extension of the trade agreement between New Zealand and Canada which expires in November.

Mr. Forbes lefl. for Washington

this afternoon without nmlcing any statement ' ' -

Highlands 'l5c. 434»

THE HIGI-ILANDS, Wednesday

COMPLETE LINE of Fan Belts

ggi-ried in stock at Mal1ett’s Battery gerviw 2015-7-za-wed-tr.

LADIES’ HOLEPROOF HOS-

, IEBY, newest shades 'i5c to $1.25 per pair. Purdie & Ff‘1‘S11S01l'S» 447-_

) _.li

A150- BA _ ll=l°1'¢°'i 9' ‘ °" tral Parish). Services on Sabbath,

Gmc sau: in “MANY A sur' , wah" 1" "'““°°' . .

Aug. 20. Canoe Cove, at ll B. m..

SIX 0'GLOCK DINNER at The Nine Mile Creek, at 2.30 p. m.; Peo-

ples church, city, at 1 ii. ni. J. s. Lamont, Student. -

night. A1 Blanchardli Orchestra. - WELCOME VISITOR.-Mr. W. S.

248. Newsome, of Montreal, arrived in

Charlottetown Monday evening, pre- sumabiy ready for the -‘ports next week. His many friends are pleas- ed to see him looking lsle and hearty as at twenty years ago. Noth- ing like staying interested in the king of sports to retain one's youth.

SUNDAY SERVICES, A113. 30th:

I SPECIAL SALE of Ladies’ Shoes,\ Milton, St. John's Anglican Church:

, broken lines. $1.95 to $2.95 ner :lair- lmrdie si Fergllsorfs. 441

_ Mn. Fsnlunn while in Town Exhibition Week, call and see the

'Purdie & Fcl'guson‘s are showing.

447.

THE BIGGEST VALUE 'YET-.

, $2.50 buys a season ticket. good tori

lentire Exhibition Week, mornings, ‘afternoons and evenings, races and everything, at all drug stores. 404

BUY A SEASON TICKET for the

temoons and evenings includingl three days races, transferable. Price $2.50. at all drug stores. 403

I-'DIST YEAR STUDENTS enter-

ing Prince of Wales College and Grade ll Summerside High School will be examined some time after they have registered. Signed Chief

lccr

HALF PRICE FOR SUIVIMER

DRESSES. Summer silk dresses, in- cluding sports types, sii.k swaggcrs, and some prints clearing here at

at Dcsable 'I p.m. J. H, Bishop, student. _

FUNERAL THIS MORNING-

The funeral of the late William D. Pollock will be held at St. James Church this morning at 11 o'clock, not 2.30 p.m. as prcviollslv ndver- tised.

LADIES! We have picked out all

our broken lincs of Ladies Shoes worth from $4.00 to $6.00 per pair and have arranged them on our rnrks to clear at $1.49, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95 per pair. Get yours while we have your size. Purdle 8: Fer- guson's. 447.

LAST YEAR. the season ticket

made a big hit. This year at the popular price of $2.50 it is sure to go over big. See the Exhibition mornings, afternoons and even- ings. Races, everything~$2.50-at all drug stores. 405

AN AFTERNOON TEA under the

auspices of the Women's Missionary Society oi’ St. James Church will be held on Thursday afternoon at Bonnehinlcy, the reslstencc of Mr. and Mrs. W. Chester S. McLure, from 4-6. Admission 25c. Should weather prove unfavorable tea will be served indoors. Public cordially invited. 410.

DR. KANNAWIN RETURNS-

On Thursday, Aug. 4th, Rev. W. M. Knlnmwin, D.D., Secretary of the Board of Sundnv Schools und

on the Islnnd. During his stay Dr. Kannawln addressed sixteen gath- erings in all. Several of ihe after-

largely attended but considering the busy season they were ss large as could have been expected. The evening meetings ‘ were splendid. Dr. Kannn.win's stirring addresses will no doubt be productive of much good. Higyislt will not only give encouragement and inspir- ation to the leaders in the Sunday Schools and Young Pcople's So- cieties but will also create a deep- er interest in the work of the summer school. Quite is number of young people were »dlssppolnted` when it was leamed that it had` been deemed advisable to not hold

a summer school this year, It ig believed i.l1at`when another year shall have rolled srolmd a large number of the young people will be looking forward to the enjoy- ment of the summer school with’

nil of its pleilsurc mid profit. I

#lm . ,_

musk ummm in noun. `

10 a. m., Sunday School; ll s. ni., Morning Prayer; 7.30 p. m., Even- ing Prayer. Special preacher of the day will be Rev. W. I-I. Longhorn, of Ridley College, St. Catherines, and

_Wonderful display of Work Boots] Rev, R. C. Good, W.T.S., of St.

Johns Church, Toronto.

PAINFUL INJURY - Mr. Alfred

Frizzel, City, lost part _of two fingers on Monday while working at Horne's garage. Mr. Frizzel had been woxx- ing with a jack, and got his fingers jammed. The result was that part of the third and fourth lingers were

completely severed from the hand.

Island Hospital, where me injury

l .

uas dressed. i

VISITING PASTOE-Rev. A. K.

Herman, of Moncton, who has been supplying in Marshfield Baptist Church has greatly endeared him- self to the folk of that section, who will look forward to his retum at a

» , _ this system.

Health OH, _ 435 future date with eager expec‘ation

Mr. Herman will probably say fare- well next Sundsy evening and it is expected Dr. Vincent will take up his series of sermons on prophecy the first week in September.

FOR CENTRAL CANADIAN

FAIRS-Two C. N. R. cars contain- ing 22 head of prime Holstein cat- tle from the herd of Mr. J. Walter Jones, MB., Bunbury, left yesterday afternoon in charge of Cecil Lelach- cur and Clifford (Jiggs) McDonald for Ottawa and the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition at Toronto. Mr. Jones is leaving on Saturday by mo- tor csr for Ottawa, where the ex- hibition opens next week. The Jones. herds have been spectacular prize winners in other years both at Ot- tawa and Toronto, and his many friends will wish Mr. Jones equal success on this occasion.

GOOD TIME AT PICNIC - An

enjoyable outing was held by the employees of Bruce Stewart da Co..

summer home of I-lon. F. R. Heortz, Tracadle. Upwards of one hundred enjoyed the excellent surf bathing, after which soft ball and baseball was the order of the day. After a bounteous supper on the grounds adjoining the “Imperial Boys" en- tertained with old time elections. The party was called to order by Mr. Jack McNair, chairman, .nd ad- dresses dellvered by Hon. F. R. Heartz, Major C. L. McKay, Mrs. Andrew McNair, Messrs. F. M. Stew-

and Jas. Joy. At the conclusion of the addresses music and 'lan-ring

ing.

Cash commission week for full

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Ymmg People's Societies, left 0, mn "me ,¢||;,,! md Ti' Nm- Prince Edward Island on return to lsry Products. 900 vsristies of finest Toronto after having completed agtrees and shrubs. Ws so-opersts my successful ,om among thelwuli llluimua lite.-sim, sm:

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various Presbyterian congregations nomliilun Nurseries, Moniml.-11s.

PERSONALS

noon meetings were not very| CHDWJU Emesli Bhd MIS- Kemp

and son Reginald, are leaving today on a visit to their son Mr. Cecil Kemp, manager of the Cnnso Branch of the Bunk of Montreal.

Her many friends are pleased to

see Mrs. Helens Walker able to be about again, after her accident lust winter.

Mrs. D. J. Morrison and her

little son Gordon of Whylcocom- ngh, C. B., who have been visiting Mrs. Morrison‘s mother, Mrs. Wm. Boyce, Bonshaw, left on return yesterday by the I-Iochclags.

on Saturday afternoon at the lov:-1y`

art, D. D. Morrison, Harold McLean.

was enjoyed until late into he even- ‘

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lottetown. is at present spending hd vacation at Marshfield and Brack- ley.

Iosrlco. st. Marks Ansllem

Church: 3 p. m., Afternoon service. Special preacher, the Rev. R. 0. Good, W.T.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Modully.

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merson Mill, ot Clermont, P. E. I.

Miss Helen Mill, of Clermont, mo- iored to saint Jenn with Mr. mi Mrs. Seymour McCully, where shi will spend her vacation. .

Mr. Jack Bell has returned tl

west Royalty. sreir spendlnz a ver! pleasant vacation with friend! in Marshfield.

A witty Member of Parliament,

in the course of it debate on ons occasion, sorely annoyed a member of the opposite pnrty, and the latter jumped to his feet and exclaimed angrily: “The honorable member for B--, as every one knows has rooms to let in his upper stor- ayl” The other member replied quietly and with a. smile: "True, I have rooms to lot, but there is s difference between the honorable member opposite and myself. Mins are fumishcdl”

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