AUGUST zo, 1910 '

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A ' lim gain!! 'correspondent writes:- Hglngi is completed in Kingston.

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_A Pretty wedding took place at the home of the bride's father, A. A. McPherson, _ Kinross. Wednesday, August 17th, when Margaret A. Mc- Pherson was united in marriage to John McPhee, Bellevue. Rev. A. S. Stewart oflicisted. Margaret McPhee acted as bridesmaid while D. A. Mc- Pherson supported the groom. There were about seventy-five guests pre- sent and after the wedding a hearty

P l°6¢Bl>tion was tendered the happy

couple, after which they drove to their former home in Bellevue.

4 0011 me” and fall' \lldi¢B' BW The horse races at Primrose Park

Tl\_ 'fy B loo lug forward to a pleasant sal mutha Harland during the comin

1 Peake's Station, passed on most

E pleasantly yesterday and a large

w`s`ek_ Among the many visitors in crowd wer 1 tt d Kingston may be mentioned Miss 2.30 class tl-Iildld S.,eldwBxiia‘ll°'byIn'

Della Henderson of Charlottetow a Miss Myrtle Weeks of Frederic

d _ _

tgp. Boswell Carver of Hazelbrook

n Stewart won hrst. lace e

_ p , H nry

Woods horse came second and Gin- Eer third. There were four heats to

spent a few days in Kingston, the this race,,the first two being won by

guest of R. and Mrs. Barrett. Oli

- Mr. Stewart's horse, third by Mr.

ver Newson ls out again after his re- Wood's and fourth by Ginger, In the

cent illness. Miss Lola and Ruby

Barrett are visiting at_ Hazelbrook.

-Raymond Guns, son of the lute

Dr; 1, -J. F. Gillis, Summer-

sid`e",_a Rhodes Scholar from St

D\l_l1&fflll’s College three years ago has' just returned from England to visit _his uncle Rev. Mgr. Gillis cf Indian River and other relatives in this Province. _ Mr. Gillis has just

completed his three years at Cxfor

graduated with high honors in Hon- our School of Natural Science of that University taking physiology as his speciaf subject. He expects to continue his studies in medicine at

McGill University next year.

At the regular meeting of Union

Division, No. 45, S. 0. '1‘., the mem- bers of that Division waited on Bro. Ira N. McKay, previous to his dc- parture for Western Canada, and on behalf of the Division he was pres- ented with an address which road as follows:-lt is with much surprise, mingled with regret, that we, youi sisters 'and brothers of Union Divi- sion, hear of your intention to leavi our midst for Western Canada. Wt shall feel the loss of another good and faithful member when you are absent from us. We belicve that you have always taken the stand held by every true Son of Temperance, in keeping the vows which you of your own free will took on entering our Order, and we hope you will still continue to observe those obligations though far away from Union Divi- sion. You are going to a country where many opportunities await you which greatly exceed those of this Province. But, as thc opportunities on one hand appear to he superior to ours, ao, on the other handmany temptations will arise which you have never been called upon to rc- sist in your native land, but we trust that as you have been enabled to overcome thc few temptations at home so you will receive strength to resist the greater ones in the faf' West. In conclusion wc wish you thc hest of health and prosperity in whatever sphere of life you may bc called upon to enter; and, whenever you can find an opportunity of being with us again in old Union Division you may feel assured that you will be welcomed in our midst. Signed in "L.'P. and T., Peuzle Howard, Amy Sinclair, Peter Sinclhir. Bro. McKay thanked the Division for the address and in lowing terms told the members of bds intention to do all in his power to help along the tempcrance cause wherever hc might have the privilege of doing so.

THURSDAY*

There is on exhibition today in the

Beer tt Week's show window on Sun- nyside s, very fine life size bust por- trait, in oils, of the late beloved King Edward VI1th. The painting is the work of A. Alex. McLeod of New York, who is atpresent summering in Belfast, and is taken from apost card. To give some idea of the am- mount of time needed tb do such an excellent oil painting it might be mentioned that Mr; McLeod sta-rted work on the 'portrait about two weeks before the King’s deelth and only finished it this week. It is set off by 3 magnificent. deep gold frame, from Beer and Weeks workrooms, and .the purchaser will indeed have u picture of merit and value.

The will of the late Dr. Mclntyrc,

Souris, has been prohatcd_ The oxe- cutors are Michael McCormao, Sour- is, and D. O'M. Reddin, city. The estate is valued at $22,274.90 and is divided between Eustaco Temple Mc- Intyre, Nome, Alaska; May Irene Mc- Intyre, Sourls, and May Maud Mcln- tyre, Mrs. Andrew Gormely, Toron- to, and Herbert Cecil, Seattle, as follows:--Mary Irene, lbilllw B011

$7,500 in city debentures and other

securities; Mary Irenc, Euatace and

Herbert, real estate and proceeds of

two mortgages of $100 ea.ch; Mrs.

Gqrmevly, $4,300 in city debentures

an other securities; Herbert Cecil

d .

$45230 in city debentures and other

securities; E. Temple, $3,100 in city

debentures and other securities. The

date of the will was May 31, 1910.

The personal property and household furniture is to be divided among the

children.

three minute class. Fleetwood, owned by Mr. Martin came first, Brittania, owned by Mr. Bucllannan second and the horse owned by Mr. McMillan third -and that of Mr. Falconer fourth. There were six hotly contest- ed heats in this race.

The results of the P. E. Island Me-

dical Association examinations have been announced and are as follows: John William Dorsey, M. D., C. M. McGill, '09‘ Chgrlottetown 79.4; John Adolphe McPhee, M. D., C. M., Mc- Gill '10, Kinkora 73.8. David Archi- bald Dunbar, M. D., C. M., McGill '10, Alma, 75.3; Alvin Lennos Hodge McNel'll, M. D., E. M. McGill 10,Ch»a:r- luttetown 78.3; Stephen Herbert Gillis, M. 'D., E. M., McGill '10, In- dian R-iver, 74.1; Frederick Moore Auld, M. D., C. M., McGill '09,Mont- real 81.9; John Joseph Blake, »M`.D., C. M., McGill, '10, Charlottetown, 72.4. ,

An esteemed and respected resident of Niontague in the person of the late Duncan Dewar, passed peaceful- ly away of paralysis at the residence of his brother~in-l-aw Capt John T. Dewar on Monday the 18th July,l910, at the age of sixty years. .On Wed- nesday the 20th ult., an impressive funeral service was conducted by the Rev Mr Wade of the Montague Chris- tion Church and by the Rev Edward A. McPhee of the Montague Baptist Church. The deceased was laid to rest in the Presbyterian Cemetery at Lower Montague by the side of his two brothers Daniel and J-ames who predeceased him. The late Mr Dewar was the second youngest of tho five sons ofthe late Ilobert Dewar, Earp., of Montague, who entered into rest fifty-seven years ago. Five sisters survive him., namely: Annie. (Mrs Geo Owen) of Auckland, New Zealand; Catherine, (Mrs John MacLean) of Henuieranlc, P. E. 1.; mulch. (Mrs A. T. Stewart) of Boston, Mass.; Lena, (Mrs Arthur Rustew) of Bos- ton; and Esther, (Mrs Capt J. T. Dewar) of Montague, P. E. I. Besides the above, the deceased -gentleman leaves to mourn their loss a large cir- cle of relatives and friends in Canada and in the United States. The late Mr Dewar returned to his birth place in Montague two years ago after an absence of forty years spent in the United States and in Canada. Dur- ing hls illness he was tenderly cared for at their home by his brother-in- law and by his sister, Capt and Mrs Dewar of Montague, Among the many beautiful 'floral wreaths which covered the casket were the following? -Boquet, Samuel and Mrs Mutch, J. P.; boquet; Edward and Mrs Park- man; wreath, George and Mrs Dewar; Donald -and Mrs Mchlachern; Wm A. and Mrs Cumming; Miss Cassie Stew- art nnd otllcrs-

"One less at ll0me ! The charmed circle broken-u. dear

face

Missed d-ay by day* from its usual.

place

lint cleansed, aavell, perfected by

grace,

One more in Heaven! _ --Loo-1.00." other Pavers please

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Under perfect weather conditions last evening there was r~lll Oil U10 twenty-third annual track and field championships of the M. P. A. A. A. at the Abegweit Grounds.

Nothing occurred to mar the pleas- ure of the great audience--ai esti- mate places thc sttendance at 3000- during the whole evening, tho perfect order and equally perfect manage' ment were contributing factors to wards what was the greatest athlet ic event in the history of 1'. ld. l athletics since the institution of tlu

Inter-provincial Association.

To the Abegweits, who had tin meet iu hand, falls the credit of the complete success of the Champion- ships of 1910. They lookcd nftor every one of the thousand minute de- tails in connection with the conduct- ing of the championships this year in a manner that left nothing to bc _ desired either to add to the conven- ience of the competitors, to facili- tate the smooth running od of the events or to make for the full on- joyment of what was the greatest crowd ever assembled on the Abeg- weit Grounds. ‘

And the crowd enjoyed every one of

the keenly contested events. Yes, and expressed their appreciation of the work of their favorites, their friends or the visiting competitors in a way which convinced the officials of the entire success of their untlring efforts of the past few weeks.

The visiting athletics speak in the

highest terms of appreciation of the treatment accorded 'them at the hands of the management. Every courtesy was extended to them dur- ing their stay here. They were heart- ily welcomed by the olliclals and yes- terday were treated to a delightful drive around the city and suburbs. Fréddy Cameron, the speed marvel of Amherst, said Charlottetown was a sporty town and he was del-ighted o come here every available oppor- unity. Others of the visitors ex- pressed _themselves in the same strain, and these words the opinions of those who experience, will -do much

tlee old P. Bl. I. and to high reputation of the an athletic or nieatlon nection with t e M. P.

The

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which could not be controlled by the management. " ' _

The merchants of the city closed

their stores at five o’clock after do- ing a big day's business from the many customers who took advantage of the excursion rates. About 1200 came to the city on the special trains and the Lady Sybil brought over 250 from Picton and connecting points. _ l

The first event, the pole vault, was

called at six o’clock sharp, and every event thereafter followed almost pre- cisely on time and without the many tedious delays which generally mark athletic contests. The vault was won by Harley, for the Vics, at 10 ft 4 in. Stanway and Duffy jumping pil for second place. =

The 100 yards dash was very inter-

esting, though Schaefer, the Halifax Wanderer, won handily in 10 2-5 Stan- ley- and Covey had to run of! for sec- ond place.

The hammer throw was a victory

for Inverness, J. A. Kennedy, who afterwards attempted to break the Maritime record in an exhibition throw without success.

Cameron, of Picton won the high

rather easily.

Megarity of St. John defeated Tur-

ner of Amherst and Hughes of this city in an exciting and closely fought out 220 yards for boys.

The 220 yards dash was keenly con-

tested, thc honors going to Schaefer, with Stanley second and Paul third.

J. D. Kennedy of Inverness, won

the 16 pound shot with a good putt -40 ft. Bin.

The bicycle events were good and

the presence of two fast men from Halifax made them specially inter- esting. ln the Half mile event Prowse, .Winchester and Gaudet fin- ished in the order named, all in a bunch. The other race-one mile- also went to Prowse, Pcarden second and Smith of Halifax third. Some people differed from the judges in giving the victory to Prowse.

The mile run was captured by

Freddy Cameron in one second be- hind record time. Stirling and Walsh of St. John, following the little Champion. The quarter mile was concluded 'ny an exceedingly close finish, Hooper winning from Schae- fer hy a fcw hairs, with Stanley a dangerous third. Hooper was' caught by one timer at 51 flat and two caught him at 511-5.

Michael Paul was the victor in the

half mile run, beating Harley out in a splendid finish after a sprint from second place.

The~five mile run was .one .oi the

biggest events on the score card. Cameron, with the Ramblers -purple and white, took the lead from the start and was never headed finishing 172-5 seconds behind his own re- cord for the distance and doing it in time that has only been beaten twice before. Michael Thomas’ performance was a splendid one, the Indian fol- lowing the dect champion to the fin- ish and only being beaten out by a- bout thirty yards. Stirling, of St. John, who was considered too fast for Thomas and a dangerous man for Cameron met defeat at the hands of this pair but he put up a gamey fight to the finish and never lagged. Harley dropped u\lt in the fifth lap until which -time he was running well. ‘

Parker Hooper won the hurdles

neatly making the good time of 191-5. Duffy of the Vics and Cam- eron of Picton were close competi- tors for second placc,.the former winning out.

SUMMARY os' TRACK EVENTS.

Poms VAULT.

Ist--H. Harlcy, Vics.

2nd-W. Stanway, Vics. 3rd-James Duffy, Ahcgwcits. Distance-10 ft. 4 lu. `

100 YARDS DASH.

First Heat-Schaefer, 10 3-5, Hoop-

er.

Second Heat-Stanley, 10 3-5, Cov-

ey.

Final--lst-F. 0. Schaefer, W. A.

A. A.; 2nd-H. Stanley, Abegwcits and A. W. Covey, E. D. C. St. John tie, won in a run off by Covey in l0 3-5.

Time-10 2-5 seconds.

THROWING 10 POUND HAMMER.

lst--J. A. Kennedy, I. 2nd-James McDougall 3rd-J. D. Kennedy, I. A. Distance-123 ft. 4 3-5 inch

RUNNING Hidu JUMP.

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lst- 2nd- 3rd- Hcig

52;?

A. Cameron, Picton;

J. Donavon; Stanway and James Duffy.

-5 ft 5 ln.

220 YARDS DASH. (Boys 18 and under.)

ist-E. Megarity, E. D. C., St.

John;

2nd--H. ,W. Turner. Amherst; 3rd-E. Hughes, A. A. A. A.

Time-25 2-5 seconds.

RUNNING BROAD JUMP. `

McKenzie, P. A.

2n - Cameron, P. A. 3rd-W Stanway, V. A. Distance 19 ft. 8 ln.» _

220 YARDS DASH.

lst-F. O. Schaefer, W. A. A. A.: 2nd-H. Stanley, A. A. A. A..

3rd-M: Paul, A_. A. A. A.

Tlme-22 4-5 seconds.

PUTTING 16 l’0UND» SHOT.

lst-J. D. Kennedy, I. A. 2nd-James McDougall. N

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endian lure Green §.'°°?..d°!'..‘°..r:'m _

h sngiled so n ng iaheeemeraadddlhle.

Capella .

somone'-goa.`

" Kennel. `

was _er, .

_ Chief Scorer--James McMillan.

'*£g‘n§uhis mul" who ‘md held tha; _good luck mul coligrnflllntioiis wc,-if

1 i ...F | 1 .___ _ _ . -t I Brd-Jack Prin le, P A A A The Police Court in this city was '“

neat, clean and tidy, the result o g . . . - | careful preparations for the events Distance-40 ft. 8 in. occupied with several cases yeateniay . of the 17th. -' which were disposed of as follows:-- - "l

The non-appearance of Dr. Garfield i MILE BICYCLE. The prohibition case of P._P. Gillis, '

McDonald was a disappointment dismissed; W. M. McCabe for beiugf ‘

___ fsifsifg H¢Bf»-GBl\d9¢. Wi“°\\°5t°l' drunk on 12th, fined $5, J oe Conoway - '- Y bl‘dhkll0d$5 dGld '

1 s5°¢;°€d 'H°"~t"’P'°W°°» i P°m`d°“| (gdrre “git ldlbstluclting thtdnsideiialllrt

- ' - . fined $5. -

Final-lst-G. Prowse, V. A. A. A.;

2“_‘}’g- '§"€°";“°°’» X- A- A-¢ 3"* st. Johns Episcopal church in “Tim mi ° -___ ~2§- ~ ~ Lunenburg, N. B., was sunt in 1154,

°_ in ' °°°‘ ,but m-any improvements have been

made since that date to meet the re-

1 MILE RUN' » quirements of the congregation. Dur-

1Bt_p_ ,___ Cameron Amber". ing the pastorate of the Rev Georgi and-E. w. surung' sz. o. c_' st. Heil'-m “W0 new Wings We" added. John; ' ' ` ‘ ' making it one of the largest and

3|-d_w_ R, w9_1,.,|,_ E_ 1)_ C_ gg handsomest churches in the diocese.-

J0hn_ _ Halifax Chronicle. Mr Haslam refer

Time-4 min, 34 1-5 gcc, red to is a, _native ol Stone Cottage,

Springfield, l‘. E. I.

terrible pains in the right side. The pain

440 YARDS RUN.

In the County Court of Qin-cn':

P. Hooper, A. A. A. A.; County held at _Clifton on Tuesday 0. Schaefer, W. A. A. A.; last, a suit of interest to many For

3rd- Stanley, A. A. A. A. esters and others was tried. li. U Time-5 2-5 sec. Fowler entered an action against th

' High Court of the l. U. l<`. for Princl

1 MILE BICYCLE. _ Edward lslund on account ofccrtai

claims arising in connection with th

First Heat--Prowse, Foote, 3 min_ Foresters’ booth at the Exhibitioi

38 2-5 seconds. last autumn. After hearing the plain

SHCOIIU Heat-Pcarden, Smith, 3 tid's own evidence, applica,,tio|l wa:

min. 15 2-5 seconds. made on behalf of the High Cool'

Final-lst-G. Prowsc_ V_ A, _i_ A, for a (nonsuit) to bc entered aguins

2nd P. Peardeu, V, A, A, _\_ Mr. Fowler, which wus granted.

3rd-J. Smith, D. B. C. A. ~ ---

Time-3 mln. 14 seconds. Because of the absence of Pastor I-l

S. ldrb, who is attending the llnptis _

880 YARDS RUN. Convention at Woodstock, N. H.,t|ier

- will be no preaclling at f‘.ro.-as lioad

1Ht_M- Paul. A~ A- A- A ' next Lord’s llay _fno'l'uiug. Sundo: I 2“d_H- H“"]°Y» V- A- A- School will inset at the usunl hour 3"“”J- P- H°°P@'- A- A» A1. :s pu. tue nuu..\\.rool< luuucs Tim“_2 min" 10 3'5_ sec- Missionary .Sonia-ty wi'll hold u pub

5 Mus 'i:.":f;:.f.'::f..:",t»:_:‘.»,t1::;;“.k:.:"ti.i:.‘:"ix:

, _ iarcd und u.|l arc invii.i>d to he rre

lst-_Fi Camemn' Amherst; in-nl. ln flu- evi-ning l'l‘lnci.pal .ld ll

2nd-li. lomas, A. A. A. A.1 ' ‘ 1 ' ' ' 3l.d_E_ S,_n.lmg_ E_ D_ C__ SL Hennlun will pl'ln_u:ll at Alexandra..

John. _ _ "°"`__ _

T;me_26 min_ lg 2,5 sem 'lhe _judges in thc huslds of htulul

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lpuendicitis [lured By “Fruit-_a-tives”

Nun-annex, ONT., Feb. nth. 1910.

‘just about a year ago, our daughter Ella (fourteen ycarsf, was taken with

was so severe that we limi lo carry lu-r

to hed, We :it ouci- put her under the care of n first-class doctor, who pronounced. it u case ol ./ippeudicilis and advised an operation. .

\Vc look hcl 1.0 n hospital in Kingston where she was agrlill exmniuell by all

eminent specialist lie said she had Appcmlicitis and mm! be' op¢'ru!¢'d an uf or/rs' 1/ we zulu/led I0 save /ltr life. As we had taken lier io Kingston iohnve this done we were ready but our daughter was afrnirl :uni cried :uni ln-_<_;l;r\l so

Piiilully, tluil. we po.~aipui1¢-fl it for that day. Luckily for us and for her :lu uncle czune in with some ‘l~`rlnL-n-li\-\-_s’ nud insistul ou l-Zlla inking tllum_ Good ri-slllis tu-ri:_ nppzlrvlli almost from the first <lu.~~-, and the continuous llcullllv..-nl. cured lit-r.

‘l~`ruii-u-tives' suvofl out

_ llnugllier from the s\lr;;o¢nl’s

knife and to-tiny .she is enjoying ilu: bust of lxcnltll.”

I. \V. FOX, {F:iilii:rl, LILLIAN rox, o\1..uu~.->_ \Vor<i_»;4.-:mnof :_-xlm--=_-; the

gmliiinlu of hlr ami D.lr_-_ l"o.\:. Ami Mies Elin will nlwnys ri-un mller " l`.‘uii-n- ll\.-S"-lllv ffl-‘<~ri\'<-t'\' of nn

ing flroin Conlpetjtlon for tho l.’ro _

lst-J. P. Hooper, A. A. 2nd-J. Duffy, A. A. A. A.

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Time-19 1-5 sec. Pownal and Hazclbrook. lic expect: ,

Starter-Dr. C. J. McMillan. to

Judge” of Fi“lSh“‘Dl'~ lm J- YN). Clinrlottctown lust evening and wen

S. A. McLeod, J. C, Lithgow, A_ Mc- t Arthur, B. C. Prowse. K _ Judges for Field Sport-P. C. Nev- H

ille, G. A. Gunvin, G. Laidlaw, J.

R. Darke, B. (inruhum.

Timers-G. F. Hutcheson, I.. B.

Miller, Dr. H. D. Johnson, T. Rana-

ian. . _ _ .. Inspectors-G.G. Hughes, B. Brown lmal stack hmmm' huh mmm grea 'hirh worn- in dnngvr for qu

Reddin, W. B. Prowse.

Clerk of Course-A. W. Gaudet.

Assistants-Frank Hcnnessey, Jus.

Lightizcr, George Lewis, S. F. Doyle.

Assistants-W. Brehaut, W. Scott,

J. A. Webster, T. Trainor.

Announcer-H. I.. Bethune.

At the Experimental- Farm tho g“e5r'°‘ M Mm’ BMJ' Dunum' rwum urchascd by Rudolph Mclioy for n

plots of grain are ripening up rapid. W- andsomc figure. (lrrnt cxpi-otutions 1y_ Twenty barley plots were har, _ ' _ tb re entertained for his speed. Among

l0llt@t0Wll. and 'returned on Monday, of its most. pnpular young ladies an herc_tho merry pirnickers i\s.~'r‘ml»lvfl

_ The Wi-nntpeg Telegram of the -ith ciuted in hcl' new home. Mr. Stewar PMS in this i,@,,um||1 http. lg-l.m.1, mst tells of the successes of n fornwl' is u son of thc lute James Stewar ~mnci._, Muich Flaw.; his (im, mm- g-nil.

He W0" the "Hudson Bal’ 00'” _"_ _ .rihutcd lnlgi-ly to the cnjoyuu-ut. of match- “eve” “hots at Six h\m`d"e‘\ A gl0'~"“ was “mit ‘wer the ”“t"` hc occasion by tri-ating a lnrf.-,-0 num-

tail mind; his being thedongy pousib_ls lteginsnd :J‘._._`f_I1\.<_l_\ lnu_l__di»~ll in_ __/_iln-if ‘___ w,m,,.S 0,- Um, 1,,-"tty mm. |,,,_v_ Un ie range- seqon page in is seen os ia, ew . nsgow, - ~ .-lil: tho y ungvl' xnonlbl-\‘s of tho "Taylor Matchz" seven shots and fivc For some _time bunk his lu>ultl\_ hu _"idly, ____mj,;'y,,,l u,,,m,,,.|,,,,_, \,.;,_\, ,_ hundred yards under active ser\_/-ice been impaired but he had snfhc.u~n_tl __m“m,r of nnm_`_mg mul ,,,,,.\.,._g.¢_;,,g conditions; Second place in the All recovolcd to ri-.slnnn work mul havin ,“_________ The lmwh m.,_\.;,l,,_\ fm. HH, _

is A G Dawson Both Lawson and was taken ill ngnin nndnn opcrutxo _,Mm an wh_,_.L, in I. E mmul M

July 29th, and wus opurutcd on th VH. mm in Hlis _mn uf U". ‘,,.__,.;, . . _

P|`¢V€"t8d l-‘Y U19 timely 355lSl3a“°@ of very soon co|npll|:al.ions set in on. _ \,\ ,I ,~, _ _ _ ,_ _HH

Theo. Smith, o_c_currcg_ last Si_\__tnr1€n.K tenipernture nrose an\l_ hc rnpidli .:f_:_ll?__:H,',‘;l; g',_`|(\,|_:_f_:;n,)_,__ ‘,‘im|§`|r‘|l.i`,,\,|,\_. on the South est ver' res 0 _ grew wome' "nw conshlmumu "N" ho 'l‘w¢-odys for tlu-ir klxialliv-an sh.»\\‘n W00d3m9» Wishing to test B moto' foring tho cud cmnc nt 9.30 on thi H .S ____m_im_

b°“t which hisdbroéher 5”' hadhreé niorniug of Aug the 4.tll. 1-lr wus nf H H U" ` __ cently purchase , s arte on a s or t, d 1 I-_ 1, 'u,|,,d H, me _“W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “all dow" the river' After a :ew mm l§hVli)¢l:\nr:l`i1|l‘ll( ‘Tivoli huril-d with Mn .“(,)'|‘ T"fm`;I{[,1,y.'t-/.\\u`:|,?,`,`,. \,l:f "i`\‘,,."\\,\,‘,:\,;_l

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ments of exquislitansamng tm;;rI;;gh;: 50l\l‘5 H""‘“`" U" S“t"“h‘y “""“"“"" ~li|il'n\ilni: -:pdf-z on fhn lslnml, \\'<-|'~

were in vain. An attempt ho row . _

illlcted by “UV A- Mcldmn H\“°l'1l‘»0 n ';ingc of .l si-_ph flullunf. soil <

"h°'° was eqmmy unsnwessm' Hopewell. llcelwst sympathy is fel' ~n!.11I<in.<..\ izullxut, to ills.. nom.-

gassgwgdiznhiheat bsafapigasafgriftdgg fm' his WMUW Wh” Wm* l°rmm`l\' Ml” Martin of South li\|.stii'o, fu'

' ‘ ‘ lf t lil ll l l. 'l`l uirrin-'r

Jnnlc f ill\s,, uf lie as . l’. _ s ani popular young poop c n' u L

gggbilelsgnéfg']:Y3.g2;iiT\a:0x;d{n&2Z\? I _ __"*'1° was performed nf. Souili il\|.\-f_i<~o by ed had not his cries 0( desperauun liov. Fntllol' illussmli curly flu;

- |, ffllllvnl lvy lt \\ulfli\iL

attracted the attention of Mr' Smith nt’tl`u- lilidi-'-x honu- The

who happened to be near by, and who ' `- - ` _ ' _ gallantly went to the rescue in an- YUHIIK 1'-0“i’_l0 U"`f‘ ‘l"“;',f" t;f,‘l:_'l__f_‘_f_ ther boat. . ture home in Noith Rus no. . _ 0 _ F0' I-“ful” “nd ch|mr°n~ ntn preparations were niudv 1l_» give

I 'll \\'(‘ f“lln'|l‘.

_.Tile death occurred somewhat _n_ ;_;_f_\_l_______ w_____

suddenly at his home in Freelalld, V ' _- _ ' _ ' __ 533.15. :.1‘.1.t..’°:;‘:."2.‘:’...':.“i:;‘;i."5.3? B-- »»» Q59”--% "'.‘.'°.... ‘";:;1x‘.‘;."1::..:f:r.t-:::;:.

' ' - ' I -__ '~- ll _ nnl \vl|li.u muslin

D. Palmer of that place._Decea_seg Signatures( , _ _;._:_~\_t_:a|___»:\_/_;»i_c____»\_l;;_________1_______ A _________ who was fortrnve years 0 use n f ouug pcoplc aa-nu-.niblcd

been ln failing health for some years {"’m1’”“y U Y ,md U, tm. liveyy

,mi his sudden dem. win be acura _____-_____._______.___.___-.._._ ul Nw °f\°"“""_‘ _ _ _

' f vi lin 1-nloynd dancing

with heart-lot sympathy _by his _ _»_tr1;_»|\:l___‘v>mf‘___ _§[.,,,,,.,, ,,,, um \,,w,,

many friends ln Summerside and _ _ _ -----=--M --- ff- L:'.:.°":.&f¢':::"":., A...:f.';‘."..°::::.:f;1“:'.2:.

_ _ lot known hon' flu- firr :~:turtl~ll hui. is win.,-.l ip- will _g-yi.-,nl U |,\., ...» qi...-.-

‘.) |`(m.‘S‘ It is (‘xl|"icL(l‘l Hull -mdgtiud "-l*l>\l.~‘i‘¢| to luivc ln-vu sri. by >"~Il\1‘ \\'1»<-ks \'nrnl_ion. 'fill' ll-n.-_-a nfs.. ini.-nd»e ‘"5 Wm he °0‘"|"'Le‘ hy N' Ln U llcrsun nnkno\\'ll_ 'l‘ln: lnulsu luis l>\‘1'n ntl:-mlillg iln- <'u|||Nlf.l¢-is nn-\-flue' ol' ext w9°k~ ucuni; for tllrvu or four yoillri. find ilu-_ l‘l\u|rl| \\‘l|i<'l| f_olu-s \»l:u-|- flu-rv.

_ '__' \fl‘\ f viluf l-'fr '~l. ~` f 'v ~'\`_.I_‘l:-.

“Sen View 'mt"S:`°Th° farmer” ar `(l1onl|`i§'l\U w'|i`n|<i{ !fro`|i\“iliisc ||;m]|)uL ,i-li||`1 2-\,I,’,;1|I,l,‘.-‘Q ~;,-\r\'h-.-_- HI, ||n;:,'_ rejoicing over tho lreuvy crop of ha m_______l"t\___ Sp____k__ “ml ___nmk_, in “"0 7_§____"(.hm_ch _` ` '_ thls season' Francis budsbnry' th ‘il'PL‘tio|\ of John llill's lnlilflillg'-1 H -_-

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An accident which might have been following morning for uppcn-du-if.u- _ I wlm" uw Shn,h,“.__ uf ,.\.,_n;m.~f _ ‘ ` ,_____\_ _ I __ __ __. ` Se"l0"9» but which wus “"‘t"““'t"ly _FW 11 l-im" ll" Hf‘i'"\"‘\ W "“".V' l'" \~l¢]»_`|'f‘ gently fn\lill'i£ thu. folks rvi.'|'|-f \\(f:i\m_.'\“=_i\|'m'.` lnlrl to l‘1_\i\_']'.n..l,\I1»v_

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J. D.» Palmer was one of the most ._ _ _ . _ _

t “dents of Lot 11 when woddmg take helm. cut by Thcodmc

pmmmen N U- I" Wilson of Winchester, Mass., who

im (lima:dldf0r~T10€l,:°;|:hrBsil(:s(t :nil sunfpmeo' bedqudzylnd with his wifc are guests ut the l.ornc igritgg astmur or ave years had |"¢'|°|`|U dunblmy L’ M" Hotel. A room wus given_\|p entire-

l; mister 0( that lace su _ 'W fi' Mm' ' ly to the pre.~u-nfs, which Were alto-

b°°“ 9°! D C as " gftlwr of ri useful rlmractor. liots of

h leaves th m|i>\ii"nmd)evxvifL;'vvylf<?rigs a dan 0 hm” 'ok PWM ek ,sliowr-red on the youllir <“\\\l‘\\‘- who

' ' n 'H -' ‘~\t\-sm t, \. M~_ 1: i-

ghter of Robert Walker, Freetown. | 'M' ".{,,.| 8| ¢;;||||2||¢|| met ';’ ‘ |‘f\ inf; °°:_°;; _ '__ “£1

md (our ,onyx 'O38' :mga thrgepbrck ' |“P“"°'"|”‘ "d”‘""“":- :itll liisa fatslilegr annd youngere lsroktli-

there, Wm. _ an . _ o ree- num. _ ,

lufleeldldllill. er. und will live at his fathers

land and Geo. of California and one ||¢,|nm|p¢| h m _mm __ _mg An e__j__yame “___

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?|i:|?§|_|n?|-l:l wvsmtgkgngllzcg |¥,‘|;:$;-12,1; qgglessaainooausu ture of_ the nftern;\on w;\s____a airsp-

e 0 er

_ _ In rl: 1 Wann’ ,dalicc fone __ our 0 ‘Usd '°!§gt"B1t1 'gnwkqnhwpal mm", r ' n People at theliiqifeet ol Mrs. Wilco”

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- - __ -:-. .-.mi _ ri" _-__ _ A'-_____. _ ';__,,___. A_. _N ;._. ___ 1..-; _ _ 3

1 Vince are lic iuninr their work. lr. "The W" "l ("`""`"| “"""‘|“"' “" 'rm-" “Wi ‘l""" ‘LV 1\l\'=i- i"'|`|'_\'. f\\I‘»`-

120 YARDS HURDLES' “odd Went 2-gut” |'€i“K'S County th ‘Ve‘h\0>'\l1l.V "lll'l"\""|\_l1\**l- \\'1l>1 ll ll" _l<'. llllllunl. :uul In-|»|| iinllzlul. mill

A _ L__a__]y part of the w__L_k_ Hm___y_Bmw_ idc<|_ sllrcl-s.-;, Noiw_ll.llsln|uln\g f.\n- nl;-_ ,\‘.|.~.»|.-_ '|‘|,i_,~ \\-,ig ,,,,,- ,,f |||,- ,,|_|

'I I I,_ctU___ N_ S" went _mt y___st______‘a_ _evelul _otluer u1.Ix1u'llo|i:4 f.lu:|'o wus n (|||n- lluurr-:: null un._~'|_. |11-i'fvl'll_\'¢l..;|.-_

3rd-1) A Cameron l’ A A A morning to Vernon liivcr Bridge' My mme m‘w"“""_"“ um' """"3" "W1 >`i"'“""| "““'i' "MH |'.\' HW l""`

' ' - ' ' ' ' ' hlng pu.-s.-lull off \|\lu‘tl_\'. 'l‘lu- lu-l. f»»l'nu-1'.-:_ '|‘lu~ ilhnrlnel l'<»uf.ii>lu-il un

_ _ _ _ -roctcds uun»unf.ud to about $Zl0||. t`l I 'l Eli, -1 . - || ._ . _,l ,-

OFFICIALS. to go to Marshfield and the vicuut __;____::'°L'_\_lL__' __|_\_;_l_‘_" " J" 5 "" ' ‘lm

U" MU“d“l' "ml '1"‘“*"‘l“Y “ext” And Tuesday night flu- liousv o\\'na-fl by __

Refereevll' B` MCMHIHHZ Pew Eniutt of Quit' Untmw’ who M h” mt” Wi*-"hiv H"|’.-Wt-*`. M\\l`l`1\)' Hill: lfov -ill-o lil. lions, f’i|y, l\~u\|-.~: filo:

Judge hmm' (mlmy wmhe V01. wus burned to tho |.<louud. ln. is mornillg by rull on ronlv io lol-fini...

Only tlu- host und fi'o~.'ln~.=~l l»'u< _

_ 1..-t'u r ii- t' t ' ' ‘W " " _ - - " ~‘

E. E. Rice, Walter Matheson, I. Y. g§?:.€ndt'Ubu§n “n_‘.`j(,‘ininl: gettllrggem vhile. » enti-r into tho 1-mnpo.~;\tn»u of the

‘ -_ ' ~ --- lncdiciui->4 wo pl‘cpnl'<-, ilu-|‘<~f<lx'<~ nny

Tw" Sen VKW buys ow” H beauuh' -` it »' ‘f.'f‘l'ipti'\»n. lil.-ew-|\.~‘|l1u il-luv

._ .» , < » » - - s pina-s flu- ll-.-.ol\.~. <l~uni _ Wy 3 0 ” Poplf who suv llitrlosfvil in spiuly Hlmbh “ml . _ Mins Etllt’-1 W- »\llf\l1f~0l‘» Summel or.-u-_-flvsli uri- nnxiollsly looking for- my ,,\,,,,,_ ;;,»i,,,_. Hg y,,.|,~ ,wut |-... Side' “vent the wuek "'nd_r0°cm"y I lard to tho tlnw \\'ln‘u niorv lnllre-ls by l,I.,,\,,.;,,¢,,,-._ Univ <3'p\,,. p,,..,( \,,,,_. but Vmw’ um g“,°St nf Amy] my llc won by ownor.~: of good gym-p ” 'l`lu-_ l\lnl:lii|\non llru-.5 i‘..__ Ummm; Mr"“ (""'rl‘w ‘S‘m|)S"“ an orscs ill their own ili:~‘f.l'i<'t. .l\1.=f. |)|»,l...`;`.L\. Cm. .L-I. (;,.,, _,ml |.-_,.,,|

_ duughtcr, bliss l.uurn, of Clmrlott: ow u______ h______`_ _“___ ______,_,__d ___ __ Q _ot-‘ ‘f " ' ' ___ '

FRIDAY town well- visiting in Sen View th ` ,' - ' ‘ L” ’ '

- ‘ . ‘ uri: broil <-lu-stullt l|\l'l<.~'ldl‘ l‘i‘l'\-nllyl _._-»_-_i--~--

Slill‘l’lN(l Nl~l\\’S_

lcnlrn-<1 Aug 17~s<1|..-$.11.-11.-_ uc-

V0-Hlied 15513 Week and 8: nullfbcr of the Ufslt dSu0m(l§»t(;\“:|n ,,s€n1q|'1|;lmh,;1tayécvc he _“WHY _l-0 l`0tUl`n fl`0l_Y\ UNMC I.:-nu,'fic-o|';:r‘l.ii\\'||; ldvu l\l:\.\'~ \`ori:l- Oats plots are now ready to cut. The :ll k y K '- t` ',\d»n, too mms dUmm“5 to Spend tile" Slim' lor, i\lzu:llul\-.n l.-dunds; John llulifnx, wheat will be ready for _harvest in __ ;_;:_cL;ca_a£__g1.____:_ull::}0_____Xftl(;_l2___m_ ier l1<_>l_iday_s in ll§~n\ltif\|lMPr_i_:ieo l_<}d- Tr.-nllolin. Sonris; |"lorn 'l`. h`i»l'_"_1tu_~‘. few days- The °l>P0f¢\“1iW f<>l‘fH1"I\\~ neu uf thc n. o. s. ls.-nut. win... ni f“r,g,_if:;" ,f`if“ :__"§.',,',,",__ ",',,,f_'_ ‘_`_f§i,'1§;"“"’ _"_“>_'~ ”L""'- l»=\~1_v .sy-|..i_

. , _ ._ » » » ~. - urns, ‘1<r.\>u.

ers to see them this season will soon youngest dnnglitei, Jnn|_t I..,_ we h.s_ Mm.k____ LHS, week hc was UW _ _ _

Llozlli-rl Ang l|~!~i<'l|r.~'. lla-llv, .liz-

he past' ;_‘_';:_¢w°`g__t_":_____'"‘_;‘_"€§§°_e';_‘f__5_}_‘”;_§;3__}: I ‘_u_§-.st of Jnmcs llunlplircy. Kun.~=iu;:- |.|-un, |_l_1_'||lv;___ .l_.»hn ll_:l|i{n<_,_ |_|~._»n

Mrs- Guimont and son. Rev. Feth- able tuners of vnucouver, uc. 'rt ' - ”“'"‘- f""’ ‘_""“,“‘_'_"‘;_‘ ',.“'_‘_‘ 'f' er Guimont of Montreal has been ceremony was pci-formed by Re _ _ l)"i"y’ ‘.`y_‘l""y' .H"'.`l lf' .`_`i".f'f\'"|" visiting her dB_ughteI._ Rem S_ S_ _,ML McD_mgull_ mmsin of the mm( The members of thu Methodist hun- ,liun-_ \1_»_| Stun. |..\<._; .»_. .1 , Jean CUFYSUHUHIIU Ui NUUG DUITIC in the presence of a few of thc imm: “W SCh"°lS Uf V°"n"" ".“"‘*" mm U",

Convent, Rustico. They arrived on (liste [|»iem1,.,_ _.\mi,|,,~t 5|,.,we|~S of ri, hcrry Valley held their annual |>ic'- _|""l" ‘__ __ H_ |.~_ _ Monday, 8th, and returned on Sat- and best wining-3, the happy mupi ic Tuesday afternoon at ldnrllsclitlv, i,;"1"‘f'- _“"» _ “ ‘_"_“'S,_ _ ____ _ urday, 13th. S. S. Jean Cllrysosto- loft for B05|;.m the Same mm-mm »n the farm of llarry 'l`\voody.A linux” ,_(1U`mr|_' _€`m§' 5 .-'»-xlyill' .| `\|.- 'T inc accompanied them to Huntcl' whore they will spend u'lcw days ha lay for a picnic, or amorc slliiolllv §;_“"'l"(, _“‘*:_‘ ';’_’,'f;“""‘ ‘_' "‘ "' ““ River Station. She proceeded from furc leaving for their home in Vai Ocatiou could not have horn sl-ull:-1-¢l,\‘_“~V_'__ ".'";"‘_' uv ‘f\_\` . I, __ __ _ T-lltfe £0 NOUU Dame COIIVBIW. Chill” oouver. The community has lost or h-at portion of Mr 'i`wccdy’s farm, l'f';t_'__I.‘_"_‘_' _\‘__::_"_'______{f _`_`__'____`\;<____;'__“`;_'_':__'

lu.-_ lutlnl.

r-nl, Aug. lh--.\'fnir. <`lf_\- of

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15th, to Rustico. all feel assured that her many sici -outs on Pownal mul Urwoll linys, (_1F_`_‘lf]_:"‘:"""‘\ l_“"';'_i)'__`. ___ __ _______ _

*-1* ling qualities will he hiuhly allllre. nd is one of the p|'ctf.i<-st litflr-.` '_",‘_'_'f_'l_ '\.u_L_1'____\,'_` `.4`,_l_`__`,~“I_`_'_`,;,U'

. ll , _ _ »1l, t)|l', I~`-lliulmic; .\`\'lll‘. Nm ill t4lnl', l\"l\l.l\'-u.n firui-il

P. E. Island boy H. Auld, in the re- of Mount Herbert, Lot 48, and is on 0 t `t th disp al of the huluay , ‘ i _ _ _ , _ _. _ cent Provincial liifie match held there of the successful Islnudcrs abroad. _e§{cl.:_ ,mg he Ml. q~,,,_l,_\y ,;,,l,__i ]"_‘_l_t_‘_:_-_‘___A"’i;___:'_’___fm"§___i_" \:_‘_1_f_‘_'_

_ l" ',' lllfl lhufio, 1 l.\ly

rosir '-1' ' ‘ ri lil". ;. lllll, l(n`l.~'i-|', .\\\r\um~\'_-1i<l\-.

YHPUS. With 8 possible in a bad fish- UN" when it b"““'“"' k`“"“'“ "h" or of pe-oplu to xsdoliglntful snil on (-|,.,,,-,..|_ _.\.,,_¢_ |q __\'..\,,~_ ;<,,- \\',l|'.-...|_

lurliN.

Oomel"s Aggregate” being one point u st'rol\g\ constitution his friend ` ,_ t__av(,_“_,_._`, “___” mm,|__,|. _,hu ___ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ uelund Lt. Blackburn nf slsley mul.. thought in-_ luui 1.(-cn ruuy .1-..L.u~<-.l t. 'f_‘_';_""f'c_______________l ___ “___ _WH ______:____l1\1.f i|_1__\_i..----.u _;\..u|:. ._u\__ __l__|\_:._ who won; besides acnp, a medal and his norm-a'l condition. llut .tllis/hrigll uct that whp" _,_ ___________ ‘___ __,_____\ hm, ~i\’._ - U. fu 'lille wh ll 1-- » * H ‘- money prizes. Another H. ld. Island- and clever young num only 30 your ____ um ‘_____“_____ H, v,_,.,,__" my-_,,__ (~|_,_|. ____"_\__-"\"‘_~___N _ ___ ___ _ _ ` er shooting well up ln the align-eisate of nge beloved by_ull who know h_ir ,Y V__|h,_y "ml mm.n_`,__\m__ ,___________ ____» §l_l__.-_l___ . _n_ i_::s_ .\.__.__ _\_____-_.__

` ` ' l ' ,, .. . . ~. ’ ' y ' ' ' ‘ limi n mill, ( o|i_.r:xf1u:\-:-~ _

Auld formerly belong to F. Co., 82nd grovinlg n;_¢‘._r;i~_f-.iffy f:i___i_i_\_l_l;: ogotlicp tins was our of tho ln-gi. ut m__N_.\.\_m\._ _“_ _,Him |.______ _\,__,_ |,_ B tl. E9" 0”' " y olnlnd und most 1-|\_\oynl»lu. pu~nu's \.,|,,_ ,__ W-Hlium "ml M,_ ,__ mu ,,__ _

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l"|fl‘ll‘Ii\l.-\.\§- .»\f. lPo|'r..<-:=.< ;'. _ ‘-

.»\l|:'. l~l, fi. Guy :xml .\"-_ l-'lm-~ lllaiu flu-L' ;\l:\|;L;||¢'l |{< :<1 »_ :I \11|i\»'|l- lvl ~i\ln|’y Idfln-l.

.\i:`\;| |-tn.

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stopped and a e one O B Ht 4 U'C1'~’ck- The “ervlccs wer" CU" ll lioliillly |lf.firl~. (-1-lf-h|‘1\f.i|ll: flu- l~`l.lF\"l` fZll\.\'l‘ -_\I flu- ll--Hu* -'\ \‘I\‘

»f l\|’|-Ii-'s |-:ln-|i\.~:_ l\ln||n_\' |{\\l-l'_ _\u:-_~

usi l.I.ll, l1ll0_ hy li:-\'_ l"__ .\lr-

.. llo.l-::|ll_ l‘ln|'r|n'\- K. l<`l|ni_l<1~‘.

.*i'l`l~)W.\l{'|`-f‘.-\l\ll‘lll<1l.l.- .\f .\’~ :\~ 2.-

town, on .\\u:usf, lfytll, \‘.il0, hy \\.\~ Nov. -ins, lifrllougull, f‘l\nrl<-n M. Sl:-wnrl. of Vnln-inl\‘<-1', ll. i‘_, to .lnuin l._, yollngv.-ai llnlntlifvl' of <‘n|»i, (lilvnu (‘-uinpln-ll of tlu- l).Li. H. llruni..

- lllldl).

llllflWN--At New lllnsiqow, i‘. ld. l..

on August lflfll Mrs. Lion. lirown, ngcd 57 years.

INNIS--Sluldc-||ly i|\ this (‘ify on

Aluzust the filth, liinrgnrvf. ldstvll.-, daugllter of Jmnc.-i und lllrs. lunis, um-fl ll months.

l<lliGl-ll‘}S-~~»\t Victoria, on Nnrrli

Lilith, llllfl, nt thc rf-siilmcc of lu-r uon-in lnw, Mrs. Williulu llllgllus ngcd 72 yonrs.

(‘lll)M(llll~1 ln ihis City on August

l5fh, l‘.ll0, nt 5.30 n. m. Annin Mny fflulmnrc aged -i yours and 4

m|»R.

TANTON-At Charlottetown, Aug.-

in the 23rd yenr of his age.

Percy, eldest non of (lon-

George S. and Mary A.

.(-