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ACADIL LADIES SEMINARY

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knaxxltihr Academic Department, Collegiate 1 Course, Freshmen 6 Sophomore -

llatricnistion.

Conservatory ot llualc and I-"me Arla

Hnaic, Elocution, Art. School of Household Science-

Courses forTeschera and Home makers. - . Business and Special Couric! -l

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for Iillts¢r¢f|d Prospectus dlwlll 1*

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Watch for Announcement of

ACADIA UNIVERSITY _

next week.

Dalhousie University

HALIFAX. N. S. l=Acul..1'v or-' ART AND science.

In beautiful new buildingi 11'- Studley. Courses leading to de- grees in Arts, Science. Millie. Pharmacy. Two years course in Engineering. ;

MacKENZIE BURSARY. $209. CDU!"

peted for at Matricuiation ex-| amlnationa in September. Many $50.00

SCHOLARSHI PS

to nominees of High Schoo1s.'| _

Has nomination every second year to Rhodes Scholarship. £300 annually for three years. and in alternate years to 1851 Exhibition Science Research Scholarship. £150 annually for two or three years.

FACULTY OF .LAW. _

Three year course.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Five year course. _

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY. Four year course.

Session' for Medical and Dentnl_

Faculties begins Sept. 19th and for, Arts and Law Faculties Oct. 2nd. For calendars and information apply to_

he name of another Prince Edwtrd I lander wounded Private Uriah W D

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ENaAoEMEN'r A'NNOuNc£l>.-.`

The engagement is announced of Miss Lois Marian youngest daughter of the

g crew of mechanics and workins.

late Mr. James M. Hooper and Mr. G. received at Hebron Lot 8 last Satur- M. Richards both of this city. Mar- day announces the death from wounds riage to take place quietly this week. of Lance Corporal Thomas Hierlihy.

-DIED OF WOUNDS-A telegram-nephew of the hostess added greatly 2

to the entertainment by giving sever- in-law, Mr. W. D. Wlilte.

The angel of death visited the home _

Ives, Halifax, on garrison duty. His funeral took place at South Shore 19

mass was celebrated by the ARev. Father McQuaIdi The funeral was

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the past several months in San Fran- 1 cisco, will be pleased to learn that he 2 is rapidly recovering from his recent C

siding at vhs Madison I-‘ark Apart-_ ments in Oakland. and is enjoying the balmy air and sunshine on the east side of the bay. while at the same

ing to Surnnierside, lived for many 3 years in Augustine Cove. °

who it will be remembered, was re- |10

rtsd wounded in action some weeks

ANOTHER ISLANDER WOUND- l40 cars of ballast is being strewn soldiers in France Although the night eat sympathy. - _

ED-The latest casualty liat contains along on the new sparling leading to was stormy. the 'ice cream festival

he' car ferry termlnai each day Mr 'above referred to Nelod oif very sue p. m., today from his lata residence,

R Morrison, contractor for the caasfully being held at the home of Kant Street, to the Railway Depot,

cDona1d of Alborton. 1 buildings. ll mpviug rapidly with aithe President. Mrs. S. Kaneen. at St. and will be under the direction of the

Peter’s. There was a good attendance

‘activity at Carleton at present. About which will soonbe forwarded to the latives, the Guardian extends deep-

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Mr. A. Dover of Winchester. Mass., a

al soioa in his rich and powerful., voice. As the evening brightened it

was decided to serve the ice cream ol'l_ The ladies of the Murray 'Harbor the lawn. the ladies of the Society Red Cross Society hold their annual

Bud B Pleasant social time was spent., be

The funeral will take place at 3

Masonic Fraternity. The body will

taken to Alberton where interment

will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at

p. m., from the home of his brother-

RED CR088 SPINNING BEE-

go. The late Mr. Hiarlihy was well

of Mr. Thomas Murphy. South Shore, B

on August zltli and claimed mi- his known in Summsrlidv where he hid own their adopted son. Frank Steele. D690 Bll1ll|0VY9d 10|' S0019 Y-“D0 5°' aged 15 yea" and 7 months, after g salesman in the store of Sinclair &

5 i fm ¢ in- _ H waves go Stewart. He was a young man of ex- nfogm ggsgdss ‘$5 Bsgopgd pa,-emg, cellent character, taking a leading ills mother in charlotte town und'nvs part in church and Y. M. C. A. work- brothers, three of whom are at Fort, £513 Melia! U1 3\ll11!1\0l`S|d° |18 W¢U

on Friday morning at 10 a. m. High delib-

rgely attended and the lim-ul tri--have the deer Sympathy of a large aspect and esteem in whlch M wa, number of friends in the death, which em by the communmy May his occurred' yesterday morning, of their sou] ,est in ence youngest child, a bright little boy

aged a year and four months. The ittle fellow had been ill for some

the Maple Lean pubnshed In 0810 six weeks but it was only within the land, Cal.. says: The many friends pa" “mek ‘hat BUYUHDE I Mr. Oliver Mutlart of Summerside. °°rl°“° was “M9193 fed- There

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. are left to mourn, besides the

P L Island’ “ho has been spending father and mother, one daughter and

illness. Mr. Muttart is al. present re- C:|;sg3;_§__ Street t° the P90919*

time meeting many new “land illgillness, of Eric, son of Mr. and Mrs. memw Mn Muttam before ,.emm,_ John C. Chalsson, at the early age of

his native disti1ct. Hebron, will

aru with sincere sorrow of his

Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Sentsr, will

ur sons The funeral takes place at p. m. today from the home at 73

The death occurred at St. Louis on ednesday. July 12th, after a linger

8 ye_ars. He leaves a wife. nee Ther- an Doucette, and three children to

Royal ‘ Victoria College

MONTREAL

The Residential College for womensiudents of McGILL UNIVERSITY

Courses' lead to degrees

in Arts separate in the main form those for merl,_ but under indeniicai conditions: and to degrees in music.

For prospectus and infor-

tho Secretary of the Faculty in quss- _ tion. _ _

mation apply to the Warden.

mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father, _also his mother and father, four brothers and three sisters, John, Peter, Joseph and Teles- cphore. The sisters are Lucy, Virgina and Mrs. Joseph Arseiiault. 1 On Friday his remaina"were follow- ed by a large number of friends to the church oi' the Immaculate Conception, ‘Palmer Road, where Requiem High |Mass was sung; after which he was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery there to await the call when all shall »be summoned to their eternal home. ,The pall bearers were, John Bernard, ,Charles Gaudet, Joseph F. Bernard, Sosirne Bernard, Jerome Doucette, and Peter F. Chaisson.-R.I.P.

ST. PE`l“ER'S RED CROSS. - A

great British offensive is now in pro-

ed of such a movement must be evid- ent to all. With this fact in mind the Red Cross Societ of St. Peter' of

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Autumn term commences 5| ptember i2, l9l6 '

REV. D. Bnuci MAcuoNal.l:l, M.A., LL.D.,

CALENDAR SENT QI( APPLICATIGV.

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First Ya' Work.

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which Mrs. R. Kaneen is President, never fail in keeping up their splendid work. Much credit is due Mrs. L. Davidson and Mrs. A. E. Simpson, who made and presented a beaultful quilt 'which represented the Red, White and Blue, and which was sold

lage and surrounding country by the ladies of the _Socie\y, ‘the amount, being $79.00. Much thanks is given to all who bought tickets to help the good lcause. At the close of the sale of tickets the prize ticket was drawn by Mr. Charles Waye of St. Peter’s in the presence of a number of the ladies of the Society, and the quilt was \'on by Mrs. J. H. Rattray, of St. Peter’s The proceeds of the ice Cream Festi-

gress. The inevitable result in wound-

by lottery tickets throughout the vil-

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working diligently uid deftly that sv- e _

ryone would sbs abundantly served, Friday the -18th lust, a large number realizing the sum of $19 towards their being present. Over forty spinning funds. . wheels' were in operation. A large

quantity of yarn was spun which is no _

"Greater love has' no man than this, to lay down his life for his d

The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S.

sadness a few days ago when a tele- V gram reached them conveying the D sad news that their fourth son Private Claud A. _No. 444459 had been killed in action in Belgium on August J

loved in the home and elsewhere was d

motherland, and early in 19155 en- p listed in the 55th Battalion. with B

had been four months in action when

France, Private Ralph R. -training H with the 105th Battalion in England, g James and Mrs. Wm. Hemsim.-_t of Sask. Mrs. Frank' Dunning, New _ London. and Jalmes, George and Glen

at home.

Britou’s sons have always called

her mother, '

Briton’s sons have always loved Briton’s sons have always loved

her best, love her,

The dear old flag laid on each

manly breast.

On Friday evening, Aug. 18, tho

members of Eclectic Rebekah Lodge, No. 73, assembled in their lodge room at Kensington, to bid farewell to some of their valued members, J. W. and Mrs. Hogg. who are leaving their for- mer home to reside in Summerside. After a few remarks, tllo iollowlilg ad- dress \yas read by Dr. F. W. Jardine:

Sister ll'ene and Brother John W.

H083.-We, the officers and membefs of Eclectic Rebekah Lodge, No. 73. wish at this time to express our regret at the loss this lodge is sustaining by your removal from us. Ever since we were _instituted you both have taken ii very active interest in its welfare and assisted at all times in making our meetings agreeable and enjoyable, al- ways exeinplifying yourselves the prin- ciples of our order,-Friendship, Love and Truth.-.always punctual in at- tending meetings, and assisting us. We claim you have done much to make our lodge what it ls, and give it its standing amongst our sister lodges of this province. We sincerely hope that you may continue to give your aid to our sister lodge where you will re-' side, and by your example always up- hold the principles of our beloved Or-

der. We assure you that you lllrry with you the best wishes oi’ Ec'actic Rebekah lodge. And for brother Hogg we, the members of Regal 'lodge here lpresent wish to express to him our ap- preciation of his efforts to make it what he has done. ln conclusion we

sphere of life and hope that you wail frequently visit this, your old home town, and the members of Eclectic

» wish you every success in your new

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’ciation. l' Slgnedln behalf of the members of Eclectic Rebekah Lodge, No. 73,‘ and 'Regal Lodge No. 124.

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After the above, an address was also

read to Mr. W. C. Deleany, who is leaviing to serve his' King and country

f 0 .0 ° ' 1 . it will be remembered taut Mr Dale. Mount Allison University ,_-3 c »» » - '- --

Annual Session l9I6-I7 Opens Saturday, September 23

Many Scholarships an

For information regarding Courses of Study, Degrees, ` Scholarships, Prizes, Afhiiated Relai ions, Expenses, etc.

SEN D FOR

Incoming Students wishing Residential Accommodation -forwhich MOUNT ALLISON IS JUSTLY F A M O U S_- should give earliest possible notice

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Mount Allison Latlies’ College TF

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CALENDAR

It is' the largest Residential _

Ladies’ College in Canada. It isin a healthful town; it has

spe__cialists for teachers.

It offers Literary Courses,

Music Courses, Oralory Courses, Household Science Courses, and Courses in Fine Arts.

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` Off Gen l. S cial and Matricuiation Courses' __ _ _ lestilriig to tell; of Arts Engineering, Medi- ' cine, etc. Manuel Training

Mt. _Allison Commercial College ,

_ OB_e`rsaCoui'ee in Business, _Shorthand and Type- ' ` » ff coi'l'llliJ'i§illi'il'i'is“"ihii'§ll'5'if:Nca I s‘ri`to'No-_s'rAl=r_ r axrzitiauosu 'lflzacllltns » ‘f

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its students are its best ad- vertisement.

It gives Scholarships to worthy

students.

Its aim is true Education, not surface culture. _ Its popularity i_s undo_ubted;its

attendance is steadily in- creasing.

THE short, full skirts

w h i c h D a m e

Fashion decrees have made the shoe quite a conspicuous item of woman's dress We have anticipated the de- mand, and are showing through the dealer in your locality a full line of

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made to conform to the requirements ofthe new styies'in femil"lil't_@`ywear. Aside from _titisl Red T Shoes are made to _give good service. Of solid leather throughout-not padded with shoddy or inferior material--they' have plenty of wear as well' as plenty of style.

any e a e eg nn ng o e war, and after being wounded return- ed to his homo. But'Wlll is determin- ed to have another rap at the Kaiser. He was presented with a Wristlet watch from the members of Eclectic and Regal Lodge. After the meeting ice cream and cake were served.

A highly esteemed citizen passed

away yesterday morning in the per- son of Mr. George R. Montgomery. Few men were better known and none more favourably than the late Mr. Montgomery, his business connections for many years extending practically all over the province. He was born in Malpeque seventy one years ago, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery. When a boy he be- gan his mercantile career, first serv- ing an apprenticeship as sarssman in the employ of i\'a late Mr. R. T. Hol- man, and later opening a general

store of his own in Alberton. This business he conducted successfu ly for a number oi years. About twelve years ago he removed to MontaB\IB where he opened a general agency office. This business he, later, trans- ferred to Charlottetown and conducted successfully until nearly a year a80 when he was appointed Registrar oi' Deeds the duties of which position ilo |partormed with marked ability»urliil laid aside by illness some two _months ago. He was for many year! 6 mem-_ ber and office .holder of Zetland Lodllv A. F. and A. M., Aiberton. and was one of the oldest and beat informed masons in the province. He alwaYf», took as active interest in church mat-‘ ters, having been a member and a gen- erous supporter oi' the Alilortfm Presbyterian Church durinl _his lout residence in that town and, sin°_¢ Nl removal to Charlottetown. 01| 210"

_ 'Church He was well Informed on‘V

all public questions, and was alvrayl

that tended towards the :ood of the

,community ln which lie ilv:;l__ =_nd__<_>: O

the province. He is snrri _ Y wife, _formerly Mia'l'lplb0i,ll Will” °f| iiibni-ton, also one brother, Mr. Da-. nlel -Montgomery., Buiiil\GN_|||D». “Ml two slstbrn. -Mrs. Rlitoliil \ llliden.

Spinning Bee in the,,Public Hall on

f,-|\mdg_" Elly present (being in ber 78th year) Dunning, Granville was plunged in hsr youth. Dinner and tea were ser-

12th, _ ' Prince Edward Island, visited Carlo-

Deceased whose bright cheerful ton Point Thursday and made a care-

dispositiou made him very dearly be-- ful inspection oi’ the new harbor and

bravely answered the call of the B

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the noble young life was cut short. ,(-

Besides a. sorrowing mother and W

father there are left to mourn three M

w being knit into sox for the sol lers. Mrs. E. J. Jordan. the eldest

ndled the wheel as in the days of

ed in the hall, over sixty being resent.

VISITS CARLETON PUINT.-Capt. . J. Murchison, commander of the S.S.

ucks which is soon to become .the

ess and ability to superiutend such s lgnntlc structure.

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The people of Bonsllaw were sorely rieved on Saturday, July 22nd 1010,

. . ' . .. g when they learned of the very sud- l; en death of Miss Margaret Crosby. I

d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Abner Crosby, which took place at the P. E.

Island Hospital, Charlottetown.

Deceased had suffered considerably

from tonsilitis,, and upon advice ol'_ _

physlcan and friends, decided to have the tonsils removed, so accompanied by her mother and father she drove to the hospital on Saturday morning to have the operation performed, but never rallied from the anesthetic.

Maggie, as she was famliliarily cal-

led, was a favorite with all who knew her, and her demise at the early age of twenty years, was a sad blow to her many young friends.

Great sympathy is being ex-tended

to the grief. stricken parents, bro- thers nnd sisters. Her pastor, Rev. E. P. Calder, assisted by Rev. J. S. McKay, conducted fthe funeral ser- vices on Monday the 2-ith at 1 p. rn. A very large concourse of people followed the remains to their last resting place in Cornwall Cemetery.

The pal'l~benrers were:' Dun-lei Mc-

iEwen, Seymore McLean, Have-lock Carson.'l‘heoph. Beaton, Geddle Mc- Leod, anll Lawson Crosby:

Lost, from around our family board,

Where loving kindred meet,

A' face, O, Lord. how dear it was,

So sunny, fair, and sweet.

Found, in the Kingdom of our God,

A face with love-lltcyes, Set like a star to beckon us

Tborugh gloomy, midnight skies.

Rev. E. W. Sawdoil pastor of the

Methodist Church at Moulit Stewart, who was to have ofllclatod at the ser vices in Grace Church. City yester- day, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Llttlejohlis, was the victim of a dastardly assault at Victoria Park ot. Saturday night some time \after il o’c1ock. Mr. Sawdon had gone for a stroll around the Park breastwork and when he got as far as the last bathing house decided to return via the road leading up to what is known as Beech Hill. Just as he got to the point wllere the road curves at the beech grove he saw two men suddenly ap- pear. ' All he remembers is hearing one of them say: "Here he is.” 'l‘hc next instant Mr. Sawdoli was assaul-

ted in the most brutal manner by the, thugs, being quite severely cut about! the head and face probably by both list blows and kicks.~ When Mr. Saw- lion recovered consciousness nearly two hours later he was a mass of blood. his clothes torn and dishevelled and thesum of three dollars, all the money he happened to have with him at the time, was gone. V I-ie managed lo make his way hack to his boarding house in town in a very weakened con- dition. As a result of his injuries he was unable to take the services iu` Grace Church yesterday being con- fined to his bed all day. Its is be- lieved, however. that he will bc able to return home in a ft-.w days. Such an affair as this is something altoge- ther unusunl in Charlottetown. lt is to be sincerely hoped that the low ruffians who would commit such lt crime will soon be brought to justice and be given the full punishment which slich an offense deserves.

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Protect it from the destructive effect of a winter'a snow and ice-save valuable time next spring for other work, Fall painting pays. , ' But be sure you choose the right paint-one that will give your buildings the years of protection' that you’ve paid for. _

B-H

is made according to the formula which scientiic tests and many .years of experience by practical painters prove to be best to meet Canadian weather conditions.

Formula: 70% Pure White Lead `

30% White Zinc _ _ 100% Pure Paint '

It contains 70% of Brandranfs B.B. Genuine White Lead-of standard purity for over 100 years-and 30% of pure white zinc--thus combining, in the proper propor- tions, pure leadand pure zinc, and making aperfectpaint. _ You take no chances with B-H “English” Paint. Bc sure you get it/ There are cheaper paints, but none more economical when covering capacity and length of wear are considered. -

Fennell &- Chandler

Charlottetown, P. \E. I. V .

are our local agents. See them for color cards, prices,

and complete information _

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Lieut. *Rogers in Summeraide and me work,

This was the captaili‘s first _visit to Q

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rs. Murchison accompanied the cap- .

sisters and five brothers,two of whom mm, so am, did Cap; T110; Hgwutt,

are serving their King and Country of me boat ¢ame_ The party speak a

namely. Trooper Otto A. in action in glowmg terms ,of Mn Ban-an-S k|nd_

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only seventeen years ot age when he captaln’s home port. Supt. Thos. H. 1-L _ ____ ' - -- L_ _ _ .._._;___g

assett, for_ the Roger Miller Co., ` ,_\ _ - .