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nouncoment has been made b M F

August the New Brunswick and P. E

McDonald, of Alliston, P. E. Island, y the Rev. Mr. Thompson. The bride

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I REOPENING OF SCHOOLS. -At

the rcccnt meeting of the Board of Education, it was decided that all

- schools having two weeks' fall vaca-

tion will reopen Tuesday, August llth, but in order to give teachers

unity of taking part in thc Con- federation celebration the 18th,19th

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' ns sclzool holidays. Schools that

have no fiill vacation will reopen Tuesday, September lst.

islntivn Assembly and Executive Council chiiniliers being in the linnds of the i‘ciiovi-itors-Messi‘s. Louis L. Jenkins .und John H. Moyers, M. P, T’., who have been appointed to fill thc viiciincics in the Legislative Coun- cil of the local government, took the formal oath of Office. The oaths were administered by llis llonor Lieut.- tiovcrnor Rogers.

A very pretty wedding was crlc-

hrutcil ut Roxbury, Mass., on July

crly of (lharlottctmvn, and daughter

'I‘hc bride was attended hy her sister, ,lliss Pearle Worth, If/lr. l'-ert- riiin l"criiby, of the (liistoiiis Dc- partmciit, of lloston. ’I`lic bride was ii vnlueil employee of thc H. Il. .Plimpton Publishing Co., of i\`or- wood, Mass., of which the groom is assistant foreman. The happy couple were the recipients of many beauti- ful presents. After a tour of New York and other American cities, Mr_ :ind Mrs. I<‘crnhcr;; will be nt home nt 1877 Hyde Park Ave., Ilyde Park, Mn.ss_, after Sept, lst.

Bl'tIIiI.IANT S'l`Ul'lE.\`T.- Ellcrton

.l_ lii-chaut, 17 years of nge, Drcsi- ilent of the graduating class of the `.\l,,ncliestcr high school, has estab- lished what is claimed tn he ., nat- ional rccord for close attention to school diitics, In ll years ho has not ii\.is.~ip¢i n single session in his rrraiii- miir or high school course. nor has hc once l/con tnrdy, says the (lak- liiiirl Maple lieaf. His brother, Wil- ‘ed ll. Brrlmut wn0~,_-,i-iidiinted from lxeter Academy on Juni- 2d has ri

fred hnn missed only oneifull day, or

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T ` The Alpha Silver Black & Patch Fox l1‘l2”’L’f".r‘."»if‘”»i‘éif»--5‘i?»f`$iliTy “Si

Company Limited

Hon. I. Gallant, I iusvillc l’. li. I. Vice-President. ii*-,ig " "f '"*°“'” *‘*"'~“ °°"""‘“°““ "fm" “Om "f

Dunne( M_ Shzwben’ Portage P_ E' I. T _ their duties and mudc such proi.:i~f\ss

Frank Sheri, Waterford I’. li. I.

The Best Proposition Yet on the Market _

_ ` _ ‘ ' future time they would successfully

Allth0l'lZ€d Lilpllliil alld St0Ck ISSUC _ ___ complete the celebration.

` _ I., The chairiiiaii licknowlcrlirerl thc SIIHYCS CHCII ,f 1*' ‘II |§Q¢g"'~ comfplimcnt n.iirl said his efforts

' 'ji' `\lE{l ` ~ ll l vc hccn small indeed i it f ‘ l tlfdudssigtancc hc had receivednfroiii

Dil"€C`t€l'°S , 1 the various coimnittccs mid the _-irc- _ ` _ . l ,fs ' 'i i-etnry, Mr. .\'mallwood. Ncvcr iii

Angus Shea, Nail Pond P. h. I. President and Rancher \~_~_-._ f|l;;:,‘_“/-I

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Calvin I). Mccallunlv Sulnrnersidc 1,. E. I. the celebration not hL‘cn interfered

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Sec y-Treasurer riffs hw crew favorites with *hs “"" “‘“""°" ““°°°”"'

E. N. McQiiai‘ric, Sumniersidc P. E. I.

Ba n ke rs Bank of Nova Scotia

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Six pair of thc bcst silvcr black foxes obtainable and

nineteen pair of patch foxes showing zi percentage of from 75 to 90 p. c. black some of which have already produced

black pups.

RANCH

The Ranch will be situated at Nail Pond and will be

under the care of Mr. Angus Shea the President of the Com- pany who has had zi number of years experience in the rais- ing of foxes. The ranch will be under the direct supervision

of Mr. Frank Shea, who has had such great success in the rearing of foxes.

GUARANTEE

The Directors guarantee to the investor a cash dividend

of twenty-'five per cent for 1915.

--twenty-five per cent down balance Sept. 15th.

1914. o

two hn.lf-sessions, in the same length of time. Besides being President of his class, Ellerton is editor-in-chief of thu school paper. llc will enter

Murray Harbor, P. li. I., and 'nc\'>h- cwg ni’ llcnjnmin C. Brehaut 01 Chnl- sca, lllnss.

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P. (iutelius, general manager of the I. C. Il. that, as from the lst of

_ raiiwey that runs from siiekviiie

EXECl,'“l`I\'l<l (TOUNCILl.0llS.~Yes- Mass and marnied the youngc couple.

tcrday morniiiiz, in the Premiers After the marriage s reception was offices, Troviiicial building-the Leg- h(-ld at the home of lllr. A. M. Wood

train to Sherwood Cemetery

Messrs, James Patou, Artemiis Lord

Hodgson and George E. Full.

Sask., on July 6th when Miss Mar

Mr. Jiimes J. Marshall. The hrid

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ei' Funke celebrated the nuptial

side, brother-in-law of the bride where the relatives and many inti- nintc friends tendered the young cou- ple their heartiest congratulations, nfter which they sat down to ii dc- liehtful dinner. The wedding gifts were many and costly, amongst them being 8, handsome cheque from thc head of the firm where thc hride was employed during the past four years, and ii cliinn dinner and ten servici- from thu young lady employees of the office. The young couple left on the 3 p. m. train for three wccks honeymoon trip to Suskntchcwuii licnch. 'After their return they will rcsirlc at 1559 Garnet St., und will hc at home to their friends iiltcr Aug. 15th. The bride is a diiilizlltcr of Mr. and lllr5.___ James Hinith, Great George St. and was for-oicrly it tou- cher in Queen Square School.

At a special meeting of the (lcncral

(Jominittce for the celebration of the Jubilee of Confeileration held in thc (`oiiiicil Chamber last night it was rr-solved to postpone indefinitely the celchrntiou of the event.

Hon. Mr_ Justice Hnsznrd presided

over a full attendance.

'l‘hc chairman opened thc proceed-

ings by referring to the crisis in Europe und usked an expression of opinion as to the advisability of pro- ceeding with the celebration.

Hon. J. _-\. Mathiiesoii, l'renlici-,

thought there was no alternative but postponement. In thc present con- dition of alluirs there wus nothing clsc for it.

The chairman, Messrs. Polic, Tid-

inursh and lngs concurred.

Mr. Pope then moved, seconded by

Mr. Heart'/.:

“That in view of the fact that the

Empire is at present engaged in 8 world-wide struggle and all lesser issues are sunlr in our hopes rind fears for the welfare of our coaiiitry, it would, in the opinion of the (Iom- mittce, he unfitting to hold tim rcic- bration at this time and it is there- fore decided that it he postponed iii- delinitcly, and that the 1_'-.mniittcc adjourn subject to the cnll of the

chair."

The Premier then specially thanked

the chairman and the diderent mcin- bers of the Committee for the work so well and ably accomplished by them so far, and hoped that nt some

. l - Inman and Lieut.'A. C. Bqunrebi-l Q

INTERESTING NEWS.-Mrs. W. P. nouncing the postponement, and to Satin-dny’s Canada G|Wftt°~ ‘ _ FB..

Deuii received ei telegram yesterday communicate with the specially ii.. s'i‘nAMEus' sAIi,iNr.s oANcE{_- hr th? Algziizgattglgrg gnfantgyipeyg

con ngent morning from Rock Island, Texas, vlted 'guests cancelling the invite- LED.-Ov/_ing to the unsettled sta e gleellefililthat Summum°q,,a;_ 'Irish

of the Firemen of this city left yes- announcing the birth of ._ svn. -Wil' C469*-' of E;irope,h the principal hgrxugxlsn- Fora. Crockett is hbsorgéd clit: terday morning in the Northumber~ liam Leslie to Mr. and Mrs. Al~' 'T - _ tic seams ip complin CS _ _ _ _' ' _ ' ’ _ _ ` llllld f-0 Y-BU PGN- ln the l"irem.9'n’s bert M. Taylor- Mrm TIlYl0" 'waslwilthothrdnziietiiliiiiiizssticwsiiigliizli) ndiiuilesd l ed to discontinue scheduling Bamxma iigntiiillg Li1s|iiil‘btlig.:tmI¢-li;!U(ti1`TlwITIL(l?i‘didn_ l`ournamcnt to be hold at Halifax formerly A Ming Thompson, daughtor \, .i of steamers. lb* ' fs'h' 'IC' d p'

_ . iational Anthem, God Save the hell, of the Corps o c oo e 'ft In.

this week. The contingent nuinber,of the lata Joshua Thoinpson, and Kin .. _ Btructors is appointed meutenanti eighteen men, under the direction of step daughter of Mr. Walter Dolllhl E' ' L ' the Abeg'w,,it Reg|ment__ The cons: Chief Ranaghan. » Cfhurlottetown. Mr. Taylgr 'is aFson TUESDAY _ MILITARY APPOIN,l,MEN.l.B___¥_ m tion of ment _J B Bagan" of

é o the late Thomas 'nsylor or ree- ' ' t <1 iii 9, Li ut. A. R. Croc - 8 ‘ ° ° -

°°W”~ P' E- I- f:AzE'r'i'i-JD.-The apiiointinehc eiiirgnzitziie Aiiegii-eiet Light Infantry. the P. E. I, Heavy Brigade, ie»eii~

__° . the Hon. William B. Stewart. K. Cfhas, been _ promoted to lille rank of bounced in the sam#-1 Gnvettv, which

EEhe.funaral of Mrs. 1<. B. Moore to he Judge of the County riguri; of (mptnin, niid_contl_nues in the ap-lalso contains gh., nppointnients which

took place yesterday afternoon and,~ , C t yn th te d f th 1 tmeng of signiilling Oftlcei. It is despite the iuclemency of the wea-Iqueenfd Uuiiiclii I ld ci B azctgd 'B pl,” zetted that Capt. T. ll. l'3- lla” bw” "mac °°”5°‘1“°“t 0° U10 ther, was largely attended. '|`here late u ge Ona ’ S ga E lu 35° Ka

was a large number of beautiful tri- , L L '

butes and these and the large and re- ' Y _ Y bresentatlve attendance furnished ' ' - \~~ .», ' '

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proof of the universal respect and es- _;._;_-;-_' ' :__:_:__\‘! ll ' E' ' -! teem in which the aeeeheeri was held. . -li h fi ...iff

A short service was held at the de- I 3- ifiiui -'-:~‘-f-1'.‘»'_~r.---.ev--. 5-='-' ~="f"i`-""""“, ""- ~"i_‘~`~ 1 9

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Henry Smith, Simon Crabbe, »\'. F.

garet E. Smith became the wife of

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eeeeeirs inte residence, from which ` _ -._~,;_-.=,’.;_;;-';_-;j,=___.;. the funeral took place. being 0011- "if2'};i_‘=’;?`3'f" ' ' 3 T

ducted by the Rev. J, L_ ni...-ee.. ee- I

sisted by the Rev. G. M. Young and _ .;.»_-.;.___-.,,,i-:;-;»===:=~:I ’-""-"°`»2‘ ' """ "'

.llev. E. Bell. From the house the

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funeral cortege proceeded to the rail- _ J p ' /_LQ\~ `/ r"

way station. where it proceededrgy ; ,`.V_,"_ ` I/ _A _ _

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looked- girlishly sweet guwned iii and ' l

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and I must say it has helped to keep my teeth, breath, I appetite and digestion in Al shape.”

It’s the perfect gum in the perfect package.

It is made clean and then it is kept

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MADE IN CANADA. Wm Wrigley Jr Co Ltd. 7 Scott Street TORONTO

(`/:inadiiin Kodnk Cameras "nfl Hllp

Pulilic than any other. Ciinadlun

Kodak films fits nuy roll film (jam. mittccs then reported on their work, (,m_ A20 paper gives you' honor und what they considered should now p,.mm_ bc done in view of the postuoncment_

Ni-xt time you want n Camera.

mms, p,_\|,e|-_ e¢¢__ (gall on ug we of tho different committees to-mon devclop and rint pictures und uar- row (Wc1lnfiBfl11l') Bt 11 11- m~. to

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Foxes to Ranch

I am open to ranch a limit-

ed number of pairs of Foxes in one of the best equipped!"

‘ Thi f i f it ted t Stanley

Ranches In Canadaf Have Brldgii l'hmLot 8228, llribntinz on the been very successful in ranch- ruhiih ueefi and ir within .me miie

ing. Nothing but good stock 2; considered. Ranch open for inspection. lf

Rogers Farquharson, li. P. 0. Box 172,

Flhs Pharmacy Ltd ~ at R p. m. to receive their reports.

Farm for Sale

The Suliscrlher ollers for sale his

The farm is all clear and in a high ate of cultivation and well fenced.

The build nga are large and are in

For further particulars iipply

his experience of uork of ii similar

towards success ns had done thc pru- sent committee. He believed, had

with, it would have been ii complete

The chairmen of the various com-

Tt. was decided to hold ii meeting

'ind up aflnirs for thc present, and meeting of the General (‘orr.lmittec

'It ivan azreed to telegraph the ress of the various provinces an-

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rm of one hundred acres. '

churches, schools, stores and

ease factory at Stanley Bridge.

excellent state of repair. 'There e large orchard on the place.

THEODORE PIGKERWG

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l-D MOTHER NATURE may have wished on you the worst bear

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O fgltigitla lE§ll|re§>ti;t§al;;i&ll1€iaiz;ireedn’t bother you, for all beard: look alike

B|§1dé_ is a masterpiece in razor steel, with ed ee so keen

at it v I l l '

your beard may hem es a rea ve vet shave, no ma ter how tough and wiry

algdbalag fi; g0i>idhilneaaui'e, with a twist of the screw handle _ou canndjuat

special Gillette adgantzgec ose shave, or a tough or tender sliin. This is n

gd “ G”/‘"4 '°‘d'1y I1! .I/°U_f DVURKI'-'V-¢. ]rwelfr'| or Hardware Dealer '|. Slaridurd

_ els coil $5.00~PockcI hdilions -$5.00 in -$6.00-Comlalnaflon Sm $6.50 up,

Gillette SUNY R620” C0-» Of Canada,,.Limited MONTREAL

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