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WEDNESDAY.

Yestersy morning the lm rl Bruce Stewert's speedy mowrpgmaé’ inf: for summernide. she will een# pete in the races to be held there shortly for the silver cup donated by Bruce llcKelvie of that place. Yester- day she went to Victoria in two and one quarter hours. She will '#0005 Ill CBM Traverse and’ Cape Tor-rnentino before proceeding to Bummerside.

'-Tl! marriage took piece on Sun-

“Wu f-T540. BWONUIZ to information. R . fl

ich & Oo, fresh fish and commission 951°". 0( B0lil50ll. Under the new \%l"Ul. they say. smelts in any size package will be assessed a specific duty of three quarters of e cent per pound. _

Rev H. Ii. Bell, New Glasgow, who

left the province, recently, ion som.

Laurentian, has returned home. Ml- Bell is none the worse for his ex- Perience on the grounded vessel, his` parlshoners are very pleased to see llllii Bgtlll. He will likely supply the pulpits of his congregation on Sun. day next.

L5 °0l`r°SD0I1dent writes:-Miss Cl ra Maclnnis, has returned- to Charlo te- t°Wl1 8ll’»¢l` Bllvlldin a leasent h

30! the 18th imt, at 5 p.m-,, in St. Paul's Church, Kensington, ny the' RW- J' 0- Mill-lllllll. of -Miss Nelvinal C. Dempsey, Summerside, 'end Dr- .Tas McDonald. The brides-.maid waal Miss Annestasia Murphy and- the groomsmen was Claude V., Bent, Ml-_ and Mrs. McDonald now. reside at their beautiful home, Camrose Cot- 188°. corner Church and Danville sis. Dr. and Mrs. McDoneld's many fl-len. dll 0" ll°lll'll1G lll congratulations.

-Summer-side dealers, yesterday WGN TWD! 15 to 18c a l-l= for fit- i0l'. 0° 8 bus if-r loia- t00B._30¢ a dos for eggs, $8.50 a ton for loose hay and $4.50 for straw, loc a hue for oats and 20c a_. lb for wool, -The many friends of Miss ' Laura

`A. Dunmn, Summerside, will be pleas- ed to learn that she has accepted n lucrative position in the Success Busi- ness Oollege, Winnipeg. Miss Duncan formerly taught in the High School in Slimanerside `and may be placed a- IIIODB the number of “successful Is- landers abroad."

' - . THURSDAY.

A correspondent from Oyster Bed

Bridge and vicinity writes:-The tele- phone line from Rusucevlile in oy-I ster Bed Bridge is about completed. Mrs Dr Gallant leaves Monday to visit friends in Boston.-George Geni- ster spent Sunday -at Wheatley River the guest of. David and Mrs Mathe- son.-Miss -Margaret McDonald in- tends leaving for Boston in the near future.-Aubrey R. Doiron spent Sun- day at Mayfield, the guest of Captain J. Buote.-Patrick Walsh spent Sun- day at his hon-he in Hope liver.

-Police Officer Walker, Charlotte-

town, came to Summerside by the mail train yesterday morning and went west, taking with him Police Officer Phillips of Sumfmersidc, re- turning in the evening they had s. man by the name of McArthur under arrest, charged with an offence aga- inst the P. E. I Railroad, for dis- orderly conduct on the train . The charge was preferred by Conductor Cox. McArthur was taken to Char- lottetown.

Last night the members of the ohnriomtowu Rifle oiuh, who hndl been up in Summerside firing a Chai-\ lenge Match with the Silmxnerside Rifle Club, returned home. They re- port having had the dey of their lives and nil speak in highest praise of the hearty hospitalities extended by the members of the Suinmerside Rifle, Club. A return match will be played_ after exhibition week and at that ev-, ent the Summerside Team will be the_ guests of the Charlottetown Rifle Club.

Af, the Woodside road races at

Dartmouth, Tuesday, the running ev- ent was won' by F. S. Cameron, Arn* herst, in 25:03. The course was something less than five mflles. Thom- as made a gamey fight but was plainly outcl-assed in speed' and won fourth place. The bicycle race was, won- by G. Foote, -of. the North Stars, Dartmouth, in 13:50. J. Gan- det won second place, coming with- in 100 feet of Foote. G. Prowfle P1111'

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WHY with her aunt, Mrs John Co line, North River.-Miss Ethel Greg- ory, Brackley Pt, is visiting Minn Emma. MacMillan, Cornwall,-Ml-n Mncilormac, Leeidville, Colorado, has been Blleudilig the summer with her daughter, Mrs George Viokerson,North River.-Walter Carson, Boushaw, turns this week to Milo, M`nlne_

The marriage is announced of Wil- llenh J. Sigsworth, Newport, P. E. I. end' Catherine Walker, Boston, for-. merly of this Province, The nope. HIODY took place Tuesday mornin last in St. Dunsten's Cathedral. -Im medietely after the wedding the hap- py couple left. for n short honeymoon

land. talflus vsssise on the ill fated-_

again. The usual legal pnocedure in the examination ol witnesses took

schools, had as callers at his office

height They have constantly bloom- Teiitou, Bumgreiislde, and Miss Nancy T l h N

ed for ten weeks and b a erencas H M‘unseY. ll'¢ on. were united in 5 lwill lest until the endzf tllilzeseeson. marriage by Rev Geo. Steele. M g e rap tc ew; Next? ‘ and Mrs Tanton were very popular in 0f the Wggk fgf Sgfqfdhy

FRIDAY their circle of acquaintances, end S in be

The election case of Tanton their many friends join in wishing U \‘f| fl

Prowse came up yesteriday morning them ie/ oyous passage through life

-Rav E S Weeks will be he

place, and no im ortsnt evidence reacher on the Bideford Circuit next ' - _ _was elicited. The flhllowiug witnes- Sunday. I-lc will take charse ;,,l!tlTuuy Fluglus ls the late" Brmsh ses were examined-:-John Beaton, the services from that date. Dur ° “°9“" DY a Boston girl Marin B.e.ncherd, Nelson McCoubrey 'ing his absence for foun weeks the thr°"5h m“"i"g°' “nd sh” and he’ ‘George Younker, Ben] Houston, Res- following brethern preached with h“°l’°“‘,i_' L0” F°"‘5““» Wh° \`°°°”'l»|Y ney Jenilns, Andrew McG Smith J. much acceptance:-A. S .McKay Sum- cam” "° thi* city fmm th* FBT J Mound James oeeh Bee; Byers mernldn, wm H. smith onheumpen; F-°°'=» will ll° Sl"°u 2- l‘°°°P*l°u st.

and George J Rogers I Thos Moyne, Bedeque; Rev I-Il. Pierce, 92° Mm* °f M" H~ 0- Ames at N0-l

Pleasant Valley 3b Glenwood street.Roxbury, tomar

At the Police Court yesterday, the -- row evening

assault case of McKenna vs Gallant At the last meeting of Victoria! Lord and Lady of Tully FHSUS

was adjourned until this morning at Division. S\onsh of Temperance, are in Boston on -a honeymoon tour

teq o clock. Cox vs McArthur n case very dlstinguis ed honor was con and their wedding is the clumination ' _ , of the defendnnt causing a 'ellnturb ferred on one of i_tsl;>ld_e:t members, of a hospital romance in a Western|_§'.1._IL.,,ILil‘“"-0-1 sei.. .. _ _ -. _ _ _‘“_Fr9.d°"i°t°'Ly§"'°'d°’ ence on a train recently, was conclude by the election o ro er J. _ mining camp. ll k ed ny n line nf one dollar and none; Chappell to the posltlon_of an Hon-, A Scotch nobleman, who was af pa- proceed to her journey. In the mean- Althollllgllll 20 helhgrcdzallegi f-:lgllgna being imposed. Vanlderstilne vn Ninn orary Member all-01' S0l`Vll1Z l'-llc 01'- tisnt in n Red Cross Institution fell time, however, the United States i_m- som; u dll was adiourned until this after der felthfullyofuf uuwardu of forty in love with the nurse who was _ l e migration officials decides that, in “’,f’-rii'win is the eunimnrv or n en hom, at two thlny Thls .ls a ch” silx years. The Guardian extends shhel-ln¢nhden¢_ Hel- gender nympn ,view of her condition, it would _B 0 g hl-ouglyg oh lol- an alleged exhlhltlhh congratulations, and only hope the thy and kind Bollclgnde won the grn- necessary for her relatives in Boston t loo Ym_ds__St_m1ey Charlottetown of goods without al license. 'f°°lPi°l_llflam“Yullilxeglugyhyeers tit-nde of the adventurous scion of an to put up a $500 bound that she Wouldl at Paul second, time lo 3_5

.__ enloy we ve onor ancient Scottish house, and when he ngft .lecfime alpugillc charge if _lldfmltt 880 ym_ds__aoBs_ Wam.lel.“.s_ In

Secretary Stewart; nl -che public lcofnvelesced he found that if he had 9 to '4 ° UU 9 States T ls WHS Harley Cha. Uttetown ghd img

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on the invn of n A irni-un, A very harry event took place nt q ““""““- *"*" ‘

ond plllfce __in]19v_cl_ais_

Rev George Steele, Bedeque, Chain- ,eghlhed his health he had also lost more than a month ago and ever 00 3 5

"lla week Theodore P and Mm funn Bummferside _ Methodist Dis hls heB_l.t_ since Secretary Wetmore has been ~ _ B, P Ch rlu Wilson, publishers of the Winchester, tr st s":;£l:°v‘sStpt‘“ 135% _se ml: He wooed and won this fair nurse f;€l°”""°‘rl“l? iwdfmd ‘mme Of ll" _‘"9 ttI;‘;lv‘vnM;le wycle; towne' A Mass) Star, and L. W. Brewster of 8° 'Muon liked, in the momil’_u“;°ah g and now there is e. new lady of the "es °" r eu 5 who “’°“1d U” Wm ' lhml pun

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--1--5-‘13*“l`=‘l`¢f-i`-- ‘il-0-53 ~l‘§‘°”¢ii?- .sr .Y.:‘L‘:l.i:.‘“i..:‘;f;_:z‘:“°.:°?;“:;°‘ ~ ° is .tors thmfugh some ot me schwls' 'md' ant. and his wise counselsydid get “Ham MmlB'r'. the Lmd .of Tuuyl Letters sent to Boston and P. E. toll. 15731 Lalwler, I-iaflifax 2nd, Hoo- the teachers gave ‘brief exhibitions 0! round bu r X _fFergus, was in Victor, e mining camp Island have bro" ht no re 1 and ‘tl en Chal.l0ttet0wn_ 3l-d_ Tlme 20

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manor for domulu ln old Seah ing to become her sponsors So a Gelldef. Cl1H»l`l0ff-tl-0Wll. v

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;;i“;£°;hI;`°{,'l’_' Bi°°ti“' tThd°Y "§‘“'“'|th° w°_:`k U! th” B°h°l°'“'T'h° vi"“‘°‘§ fled Ln the lives and actions of not a in dC1‘;1°r°d'°' Wm; hi? hlealth failed’ HOW ‘HDIUBIITS ‘fillet the unlbrtlmhltcl seconds.

ov nce ycs_er ay an leftlfrom t s States were much im-presse _lew_ He mhy conlldently expect an e went to e ospita . It was Woman has become abandoned by, Mile ,_-lun_ll0sB_ wh,,de,¢|~s_ lgt,

on the afternoon train for theirlwlth the morale oi the differentlarge aml ahhreclmlve .a,l,.ll_ences__ there he met Miss Elizabeth Ida those whose duty it is to care lor Richmond Sydney_ 2nd;_ llog°l.s_ Hal. future home in Newport. The rooms visited, and also with the Colm Melinda Clark, who was born in heh ilu 3rd '

Guardian extends best wishes. lbrightness of the teachers -and the -__ ‘Prince Edward Island, and came to The case is one of the saddest “lull 220 y,mls_Smhl,,y_ ghnrlotcetown

‘interest manifested by them in their' _fl-he Flhahclhl Dist,-let Meeting ul_Boston a number of years ago. At mont nompllented which has come U, lst. Vaughan sewhd; mm 23 2-5.

The name of W. A. and Mrs. Mac- charges. Mr Wilson made interesting the Methodlst Church' lor tlm S,lm_ first she was-engaged in dressmfalring the ,l¢¢enf;ion` of the municipal homcl lvflle wall;-Wolfe, ist; PMMPBB.

neill, Cavendish, was the scene of a,i-emarks on school matters to some me,-sine District, convened lh _ the but she had keen interest in caring; for 0l|lclhls_ 2nd, Hawley 3,,l_ Tlml, 5_3; g-5_ Plwuunt Souiel event Ou the evvnius of thc classes. The guests decided church, onlie Traverse, sept ml, at the sick. and began to study nursing. --l- | M'll,, l,lcyc'le_Gnnne¢, Charlottet- of Monday. September iith, wheu_tl1a.t the schools of Gharlotesto-wn are 10 ynlock n_ m__ Rev-_Gnome Stec,\__Whcn she had become qualified forl NEW YORK, Sept 14-What is thc Own lst- Foote, Dartmouth, Znd. several of their friends gathered in to fully abreast of those in tho New Ch-alrmhh of the Dlstrlct pl-esidlhg the world, Miss Clark left this city fonexact fortune of Mr Harriman? Tlmé 2 25'_ meet Mrs Emm-a Wright of 0~akla.'nd,|Errgla'nd States , arid' that the city After the usual devotional exer- the Wcst, where there is always need Since the death of the famous finam- M0 Y',ll.,ls__l.l,,0l,c,-_ Qllnl-lnttetown,

Cal, amd Oliver Mscneill of Dakota. A. had an exceedingly able and progres- cises consisting of singing, fof hospital attendance, and became a cier this question has been askcfl very

lst; Ross, Wanderers, 2nd: `PB\ll.

delightful evening was spent in gamcs,:sive man at the head' of thc' public scriptive lessons and prayer, the nurse in the Red Cross institution in often no doubt, but it is certainly Ghmlottetowm 3l.d_ fl-lme 52 2-5_ music and recreations, among which school system. folilowing ministers and lnymen aus- Victor. : imIl0SSib1° ffl ullSW@l' it 00l`f0C¢lY- lt, l.-we Mile 1¢nn_(;nm¢»i-on Paul, 'I‘ru- latter must be mentioned those of wered to h r names: .ev H. ohn S : L . _ _ ` _ _ ro lst.. Kcl,0e_ Ha “_

his own composition given by th When T. J. Connolly, who keeps a son, Geo Steel, Wm Thomson. J. B

....~. l c ei -Il J - WIN HEALTH OSES HEART lis even s. difficult matter to make an llf ghd; tlmo

'When the Scotch noolemau became a approximate estimate at ‘ts EMM' 21; 01 4-5.

genial host, At n, inte hour the store on Elm Ave, where tho late Gough, H. Pierce, E. S. Weeks, E_'patlent ln the hos ltal Mlss Clark total- ', Vault_l.lm-lay' 15;; Btnnwny guests scperated,unanimous in their,D- L-_ H00P€f bud ble el-und. 0DenedIA. Westmoreland. H. A. Brown and who hm. hy that urge beénmo its sup-l Wan street banks lfvluch havu hee” ‘2|l(l9ll)r;novun, 3rd; l0ft 4 inches. expression of thanks for the kindness up his shop early yesterday morningIJ. A. Brace, J_ B. Lea and Wm! Mut- ‘el.lntemlent_ took special interest in 8SS0°l&t9<l Wll-ll Hufflmun hm" ‘lllvenl llfltting Shot-lied Lawler, lst; 01 ll-one nml hasten, he found_ that customers had preced- tart. The financial state of the lm case_ He was manly and cultm__ such estimates. l_-ut l-llu u'=u_l”uS¥- they 'McDougall 2ml_ 33 lt 9 lllchem

___ ed him in the vefry early hours of work was then renewed and foundled d d ll d d, *_ get is £0 SBY lllS l0fUll'l0 lfl 00'; Hi h jump__E,,hhB_ 5ydney,1st;

the ornin and had effected an on ‘to be in a prosperous and hopeful an ha 8 an a Ven “wus career tween $200 000,000 and $500 000 - K hes

The election trial of Tanton vs m .5 ` ._ ' _ _ _ ' ~,- » . ' ~ ' l ~ (l_ 5 it 9 inc .

'pl-owhe was cmltlhlled yesterday ,lmml trance at tue rear of the store. .condition there being one Mission in:;;n?psip`pflhdCll::1(<;1l‘ ggiliidogkxlr l0£_mll0nr‘i 000. _ _ (xllgrllli-,r0'§t,ffl?, .lump-}Camcron, lst; ten ,L m_ lmtll llve tlllrty p_ m_ The The burglars removed fl pane 0¢]District and that one gave evidence tunes ln the great hazardous _game of Other estimatcs,_ however, plncc his B______kl__ 2nd_ 40 it 9 inchcs_ following witnesses were examilnedi- glass in B w““d°w at th” bam( M of enmts towards mdep°“d°“°°‘ AI' winning precious ores from the earth lortune at only [my to one hundred H-amlncr 'l‘hrow-MClJ0ur:ull. 1953 M-unlock McLeod_ l;lelle\|_cw; _lolm the shop, and loosened o. bar thatlter the afloointmont of Asseelpahlle H0 left the hospital to-attend to big million dollars. __ McKay 2__d_ Camerom 3rd_ no lt 4 Mcphersom l.-all-view; Malcolm, sl._ew_ was in their way. _ 'Conference funds and the arrange- mining lnberests but the mir (ace of The greater part is composed of _aches . . hl,t_ Caledonia; Alex Glllls_ Gmml_ After getting inside they sv-idenccd|ment of Missionary Education and the pretty nurseisuperiutendent com va/l|_ous stocks and fbonfls, not to Broéd .Iumll-“Cl\m°"0“~ 19"; Law' vlew; nmlhllcll C_ Mcmod; Roderick their taste for the weed by helpinglsustentation Anmnuersauiies, the timed to haunt his mind It was speak of_ his immense gro\l_n_f_l_s a§_0Ar- _er 2nd_ _Mt ul mches_

Munrod; Angus McLeod, Grandview; themselves t'° 9' g°°d share °! the state Qt the Work “'59 renewed and ll d l - k ` den' esulnated at fmout' 5 ‘ 0'0 ' ’ ’ ____i______

~ _ _ varieties of tobacco in stock. They‘fullv fluscussed and it was resolved “T _ °" him W eep away from the, The railroads whlell were controlled

gln;,`,a?ellaglle,.;sCl:3ty'l£;’,Fltler£€`;,l&i};.:ll;' also 'took the loose change in thelaside on all circuits throughout the hospital where he had mel’ ms lleart by Ulu 10*-0 lll1l1l1Cl°l` lll`0 U10 fl!`l0\‘\"l FliEDERlC'i‘0N. Sept 15-'lSll_°§lal~`l_

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_ ' ' , . ' ull, which m unted te nhout threenh c in fi h if ' N h r lute- H0 wus frequently Miss ing:- __1 L .1 runes o

gal? tl(l]aTll;\;.‘i,ll;lleld?0ll1lL-;}}Jwwa,{l Wllllmm dollars. a 0 lDil'ltricte ig: sllveeceial llllrayg lil- :se (‘-lark's escort when she was able to _ Mileage. lherls noticed in- the 2:19 class. E31 Tl- 'G-ll, tl W' pct e x0n'l The mode vot entrance suggested the work of God in District, and that llitellil entertainments and VlCt0l` 9°' UNO" P*‘~°"i° 5316 In the first heat COQIICU-9 Bild Oz' ~ ° ’ ‘ Ur " ° "S-' RIl'“i°°' fact that the thieves were not vervlsuperlnmendunts hold themselves in ciety took great interest lu the re-‘southern Pacific 0,131 e,,'D_ ,,,,lSl,,,,l neck ,mn neck, he that

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vm e red Mut1°w,Mm“°v_v’ J°hn_experfenoed ones-prooa-hw more cl readiness, to assist each other. in ll1HllC€~ '1l\lH01S Ce“*»\"\\ ‘£2578 judges flccilton. l1W8ll'\lllll§ the hem*

JL McLeod 'Bonham Malcolm Mar-*the work of Charlottetown's youth- special work The evening service at The prediction of those who said New York Central l2,Z82 to Qoquettc, was extremely unllvli

tm' Grandview; John McKin'n0m`- De- ful ‘burglars who have been doing the which Rev J. B. Gough gave a thou- 'that the Lord of Tully Fergus, who Atchison _ 9.f‘l50 “lm-_ » _ _

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Richard McRae, Lynndale; Harry Worth, City. The evidence was main- mainly of an unimportant character, many of the witnesses denying any knowledge of corrupt practices, and there were no surprising revels/tions during the day.

A very social function took place

at the home of Benjamin Newson, Klnlgston, on Tu- esday evenilng, Sept 14th, when fh- bout forty members and friends of the Kingston Baptist church assembled to do honor to Mimes Thankful and Laura Newson, on the eve of their departure for the United States. The purpose of the gathering was to -make known to the two young ladies the esteem in which (bey are held by their bliofthers and sis- ters in the church, and the lstten's appreciation of their ser- vices in the choir. For the past five years Miss Laura has been the effici- ent organist of the church, mfafintain- ing this position even at considerable sacrifice to herself, especially during her absence from home attending the

ctured his tire and was unable to,Charlottctown Business Golfiege. For

finish. The prizes were presented at the finish. 0

-The Empress brought to the Is-

land last evening for burial, the re- mwins of Thurse S. Munroe. WUC' died in Boston, also the remains of Margaret McPherson, who died at the same place. The former went for- ward to Village Green and the lat- ter to Charlottetown.

-Capt D. S. 'l‘oual.er of the United

States Cutter Service. Boston. WHS in Sulpmerside e. few days aS0'- Sflme' time nge. King sldwerd nreueulud Capt Tounier with e _s'W0‘l'd ae B recognition of his service in search- ing for the Steamship Condor. Wl`¢°k' ed on the Pacific Coast, near Van- couver, last winter.

-The funeral of the late Alex Camr

eron took place at Albany on the 14th Inst, Rev Jas McDougall offici- ating. A lsrge concourse of ll°°Pl° followed the remains to the Cal” Traverse Cemetery- Ml? C°m°"°“ was 84 years of age and WU 1°* many years a- resident oi Albany, where he was highlvy esteemed and will be deeply mourned ‘by many. He was ordained an elder by WW Dimam unoeneid funny years usou- H°_ leaves three sons and three_°daugil- ters, John amd Charles at Albany, and Alfred et De Sable- MPS- B°l“ ggyyno, Brndnlbmnqg Mrs Dllnfltlfl Math-I econ, DeSe.'ule end Florel. M- UW '-lm home, are daughters.

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n number of years past Miss Thnrnk- ful' has been n faithful and tireless worker in the church and choir, from: both of which she will be much miss- ed. Deacon Daniel T. Fraser was ap- pointed chairman, and after iltly ex- pressing the purpose of the meeiilng, called upon Pastor S. II. Cornwall to deliver the address of the occasion. Pastor Cornwall responded in his ngnal il-ne style, with Christian W8-fini-‘ th and fervor, expressing on behellf of the friends of the church, his regrets at the departure of the two young sisters, his appreciation of the work they had done and of their personal worth, as wall as his desire for their highest welfare Ln the future. Deacon Fraser than presented` each with an envelope, containing a sum of money, as s more tangible proof of the es- teem in which they are held. The young ladies suitably expressed their thanks and appreciation of the spirit of the gathering and of the gift. Af- ter the friends had joined heartily in singing, all set down to a generous rcpast. Besides doing honor to the friends who were leaving, the meeting did much to,strengthen the bonds of

cd to do.

The "Cambra"

The Guardian is always pleewl *-0 refer in its eolumneto Provintlellele who ers employed in other l>f°"l“°°"‘| George R. Dewar. lUl'lll¢l'l7 °f tm' nity and son of R. B. Dewar, Kent Street. and lately of Bourls. Mill- hes been recently transferred to Pilot Mould, Kan. Mr Dewar is emirlovtd with the lienitobs_ Govei-mnent Telephones, end since enterint “PW his entree with this concern he lla" been rapidly workiul lllf "7 'W' T ' lest change eerries with it an in portant promotion from Dil." ‘ld irnnnpn to nlstrfet Plant Ohh! 1° Provincial Superintendent. Mr. Dewar

nfs nneny friends fn :nfs nm \'l\1| oi the Guardian in wishful Nm

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is well on the road to success and ,mm on ".“"D“°“_,, m

ivgry good fortune. '

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.Arthur Monaghan, Kelly’s _Cross, aged about sixty years, met with a very serious accident Wednesday, so serious that -it ia hardly possible that rny other than feltal results will ensue. Mr Monaghan was driving a team with a. load of oats, when the horse ,took fright at the shifting of the .load. The load struck n post sind the driver was thrown off striking the ground with gresft force. His, nephew witnessed the accident, and| uickly arriving a/t his uncle's s‘de,l found him lying unconscious. He' ,had the injured mam removed from the field to the house and Dr Mc- Grath wes called in. The Doctor fou- |nd that five of the induced ms.n’s ribs were broken close to back-bone,| and that two small bones in one ankle were also broken. At a lute hour yesterday evening the patient's condition was unchanged.

E la close a most profitable District`tate estimated at $2,000,000 in val- St Paul 8'6g;|secofld heat, but broke, and iiluconé

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MARRIED. ed on August 26, when they were gB_ll1lm0l'¢ && glgéls D l,urst_of speed, (ized Du:_e;l_f;_supw__n:_ll

,L0WE_FAwCE.l..l.__O,, w,,,,,_ m,_,W_,,_ married ay the Rev J. Y. Ewan in Ggoiwlfe Ce ___m1_ ° 1 914 urn ulr_ align lmzge <1 Them. were

lm. ls,” at, St_ M-al.y»s Clmrcm wa_l_ the Presbyterian Church in Vlictor. wheehin & Lake _Erie »442 [ng on y i_ Ella this moe hel-vllle_ 0ht__ hy .Raw Ml-_ Batters The wedding was one of the great Erie Rfuroad 2 333 eleven s_tai;_serwere re___u_ned_.to “nigh by' H°’“”" H“"‘”d L°“’°' s°°i°‘1 °v‘-ms °' the t°w°' Five hun" -- Filled egluea the third heat helns Drlhkwh-ter gasp ((0,-mel-ly of Cha_ dred invitations were extended and' Total 84 319 the bést _ th; day ”°t°°*°W“) "0 *mel Greg!-' 1"“"°‘ 'am' the °°""“°“y ther” W" “ "°°"”'- one ef the fh-at things which 'Mr wif/l ' lf' :ooh fn-'ec pence fn that nfl. wnlkervllle, ont. tion in ul hospital. In fact to show Harriman dm when Sucms mme to heaglfggd although others Wm all

how fortunate he felt himself to be him_the worldly success so pen__iBt_ __x_'__._ng she failed to qualify The

-The services in connection with the dedicsltion of the new St Mlary's Churclf. Surnmerside, held on Sunday and Monday the 12th and 13th inst, were very satisfactory and effective. At 8 o'clock ‘Sunday mor- ning the Rector celebrated- noly Commun'iou,when a large number of communioants received the Blessed Ss.- crament. At 11 a. m. the Bishop celebrated, offering special prayers of 'dedicatlong he also preaiched an appo- riate and eloquent sermon on the accessories of public worship as in-' struments to bring, the soul in com-f lmunion with God. At this service the -assistants were Rev D. Hunt and I the rector. In the afternoon the Bishop -procerded to St Eleanor’s -and i confirmed 15 persons. His address _to the candidates and congregation' was immensely practical and made la deep imfpreesion on his hearers. In the evening there was choral even song followed by the conlirnnation of . 7 persons. 'The Bishop’s sermon on: the subject The Light of the World was most helpful and inspiring. On Monday morning service was held at 10 o'clock, when the Bishop spoke to the W. S.. on the work of the orgsnizatiion. In the afternoon a very enjoyable at home was given ,to visitors, by the ladies of St Mary’s Church, on H. J. Massy's beautiful grounds. In the evening se o' -

rvice was held in the church at 8

I clock. Oanon Simpson was prsv -ented from speaking by an attack of illness. The Rector publicly thank-

hd tl_i;tRe_:mR. G. Stgrlll;_his a_li__d_s the ree cl' ¢0’l1Zl‘°_ Ml' um- merside, for their kindness in grant- ing S~t M'ary’s people the use of their Hell for Divine Service, since the fire of 1906 which destroyed the English Church, Rectory and Guild I-ball. He also tharnsked the Method- ists off9ummersids through the -Rav H. Johnson, for a similar ol- fer. Both Rev R. G. Strathie and Rev H. Johnson responded on behalf of themselves and those whom they represented. Addresses were also given uy the Rev Rured Deen Nichol- l,_ Rav Henry Harper and the Rev Q, W, Vernon. The Congregations that assembled et these services were “ry ln;-go. The Music was well rendered throughout, and reflected credit uvou the respective orgenists and choirs. Two most happy days

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Tully Fergus will leave Boston for, Three dauglmm and two ,tgp sons .cial)-New Brunswick s Exhibition, Prime Edward Island t° .visit her were born to Mr anfl Mrs Harriman. ,the best ev” held here: W35 f°Tm' m°‘t`h°"- and ‘mm the Pr°vin°°s they Their city house stands in an arlsto- ‘ally opened this evening hy GOVQI- Wm Sa" fo' S°°t1““d to enable th” cratic section of Fifth Avenue. Thclllol- Twegdie

\ bridegroom t_o attend to business in lamlly always spent a large part ol; Premier Hazen in his address

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I .The reeel>ll°“ at the h°'“° °l Mrs The Maritime Amateur Athletic au- Zl'Fl1'¢_°l 5 lie” l°“_ ° ° d I 3 Ames will be one of the most notubielsoelntion we cn.-lnyn meeting post. pointing out Prince Edwar s- socicty events which Roxbury has polled until October the election of laI1d'S enviable l°epilt8tl0l1 Ill thi! known for years. More than one 5 successor to Lithgow. l-aspect; ._hunf'lred guests have been invited. | Cameron of Amherst will receive the The mules are more than twice ' Lady Tully- Furgus is a niece of gold medal in udditiop to the cham- as in an revlous Charles Smallwood. Richmond streelmpionship medal for establishing fl as, numerous y P

city, and with her husband will visit-new record. fl?-lI`~

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Drug & Chemical Company of Canuflfi, Lunilted, extended experimonts have recently been conducted in the Mol- son Lwuoratories of Pathology and Bacteriology at McGill University, Montreal.

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of ordinary tap water was sterilized and then infected with -a living cui-

|wes detained here and after bing car-`

ture of ty-ph<.'.d organism. To differ- ent. desks, containing this infected water, vs-rious quantities Monsterrat |and Sove-mlgn Lime Fruit Juice were added, and allowed to _remain in con- ,tact for various periods of time. At the end of this time, smell aria/ntities of this mixture were planted on sult- aiile media, and incuhatefi for at least forty-.ight hours. The experiments estnblisliefl- th'ult "Montserrat" and "Sovereign" Li-me Fruit Juice has a gerrnficidal action upon the organism nf typhoid fever, but that a time linilti of more than till

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minutes muf-at be given- hcforic the fmcicriciflal actlfm is complete. ~ bb- viuusly, too, it was found that the amount of Lime Juice freed had a hcaillnuz on the rapidity of the ger- micid-al action. The gist of this report is, that by the use of Montserrat or Sovere- ign Lime Fruit Juice, water polluted with typhud germs is rendered, with- in ten or fifteen minutes time, per- fectly harmless. Itls an important discovery and e boon to mankind, theft so simple a preventative against oneof our most. common and dreaded diseases cnnbc found in "Montserrat" or “Sovere- ign.~x" Lime Fruit Juice, an inexpen- sive and refreshing beverage,

A ralllesnonnful of these well-known

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