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s D‘ d The passengers. majorty‘ of whom 8 were ' including several . nr-uly-ntarrittl couples, w-orc thrown OGDENSBURG. .\'.\'.. July 1R. ~- into a small panic ‘when thc act-i Passengers arc being lauded >ltll\'l_\’ltlk‘lil ()'."'ll!'!'t_'ll. (‘aptaiu Batu-n “may from the stczitnci" lllllilllr? and members of the crew. assisted King, of the (Yanadian Steamship by two sisters of charity who were Lines. which w . tllsaililt-tl in tlictpzis-"cngcrs. were prompt and qnict

Long Sault Rapids“, in the st. Law-lit’) rcziﬁsllre them. [lft-t-riiluc e-f ‘The passengers spent a-n anxiou< r _ ~ '1“ PJ~‘-““"* "lé-‘ll’. and few even zittt-mptctl to 15ers \\'81‘l3lJt‘Ill,';!Z1.l-(£'ll off in a small procure sleep. .\t a liitr- hour sev- ‘boat attached to a siron; r-ahlr- atlcral large st-archliglits were ar- gl: <‘>vfer(;r1li\r')i\\'et:‘tr_1\"e aunﬂ-luijiwrl.‘ranges "the shore and playr-tl is said hi‘ old rlue": mc" to he the dim; IL ‘ltmn-ded ‘QSSM: 11w word; - - .- n . ». ~.~tue began at S tic-lock this "A? A llfcliozit capable of

first o! its kind in tlic Long S,|'.1If‘mny._

Rapids in more than fifty _\ sﬂholtliitg seven passengers, the cap. and occurred ycstcrrlay altctur onglaiti and two members of a crmv. zrlliti-rstéotllze (gllllitillIljoklglglugtl-lllllrlllltiltl ilfllltllUtlv m zlie cable. The her rutltlr-r chitin hvrzlihl ‘H-jrlyrv-‘ttjitkl. (‘FM “ml hank.“ ashow ; by ﬂcurtv th-C "réw-bv rt“ I 11111.1: fvli~| 1 ‘(an _\ men, then back by wind-

. _ .i‘illl> o. tnt- 1dr: to aboard the a-tt-amcr.

iilller manage-d to beat-h rim w, (,1

'15 feet from Barnliardtk lslantl. W

hllnnril‘: Llnlincnt for Collin. Etc.

iTrolley Cars I11 Head 0n Collisioi.

rorrsrrnvx. m- July is} Three persons are dead and be twccu 35 and 40 others injured is

‘the result of a head oit collision

today between two trolley on the Potts-town-Pliocnix- ville Electric railway at Rhana- hills a rpiairtci" of a mile cast of this litirrouglt. Some‘ of the iii- jtircd were said at the hospital to be in a serious condition. -——<-e->-———- PRINCE T0 PLAY POLO WITH KING ALFONSO

early ('ill'.~‘

lilAlllllD, Jilly lS—l'leportr= from San Antler say the Prince of Wales intends to visit that city in the near future. lt is atddcd that durini: his stay there lie Priticc will play polo HgiilllSl. King Altonsoﬁs tcani, which rcctriialy defeated the Prince's four in England.

prize desired

only make up your mind to win.

Wednesday, July 13th.

to boost. There will be many startling

of anyone there is no one sure of it_ DIG-DIG-DIG.

I.—.Iom-pli l'l‘ll'l‘l ll. Mt-lltun-iltl 2—-.\I|mc llt~ lll

ii .. (‘heater (‘htnnpion 1.—-\\ r-sley J. §|ll“lll‘t' Iiuiiy llr-nnln - Illlht. llt-IYI-ll

RI ll in ' ilfm-‘ilrn. llulnn Nlrlnrlh t t-l .'

--\Ilmu Yornn Smith

: -li. (Vlliillnrun :l>l.—l(¢- nz-ih “i-“llliin nnn l\ll.—H PYFIIII‘ Idvclyn Ilow it Irn-m- liillllllll r. Lorne J. llm-ll Yl-lnln (YumpIu-II . Jml. (‘umpire-II Kutlo Hm rel Win-Inn \\'lllinmn

I‘i M’ - ll Ira-u

. H. (iurrﬂt ‘Imlxl Iloirlon lira-lie MrPher lluh!‘ SIt-Iiongnll 2h.-—.\lrn. N. MrPhnll m.—.licnln'-n Abe-urn ﬂl-Miu Iirntrire Polrler

Gila-Winn M. fill-wart I'm-Jun. Scnmnn

. m‘. HOLMAN Lin.

SUMMERSIDE

Interest is Increasing, in the HOLMAN PRIZE 00NlEST---the Banttirlates are

Getting; nearer the tlnah-Whn is going tn Win that $500.00 Cash Prize

C Every day the interest in Holman’s Prize Election ontest is lIlCl‘€2lSlflg‘——lZll6 candidates are negating the prize goal—every effort now is that much nearer the

_ Who is going t0 win that ﬁrst prize of $500.00 cash? It is going t0 the most popular person-the most am- bitious_])_erson—the_one who shoyvs the most enterprise and ability in securing votes. It is going to YOU, if you

HERE IS THE LIST OF TOP NOTCHERS UP TO SATURDAY, JULY 9

IS YOUR NAME NEAR THE TOP

The following is not a complete count of vote credits polled by customers for their favorite candidates but. represent only such votes as have been polled up to 6 p.111. _ Votes polled since would make sensational changes in the standing. Watch for the next. announcement in about one weeks time. Now is the time

next standing. While the ﬁrst prize is within the reach The only way is to

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--,\I_m. (Int-u! Austin

surprises in the

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rod Monique!

\\ m. Nollie

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-GET YOUR (‘lbnutauqua tickets today. t .

_.'i<snsm

Dinner 11 to 2 p. ni., Supper 5 to bunclieon at all intermediate. Balderson, Proprietor.

-YOUR LAST CHANCE to get a Chautauqua ticket today and save-$6.50. These tickets are now on sale while they last at the Gena ral stores and drugstores in Sum- nierslde.

Tignlsh and all along the line to Kenslgntou races on the 20th. l)on‘t tuiss the big event oi’ the season.

Schooner Maud “Ii-stun arrived Sunday afternoon. With a cargo of Lumber for R. T. Holmzins’ Ltd., Settle. '

-2.40 TROT KEN5INGTON July 251th. Has some new horses that has not appeared in pllblls before and some old favorites. This will bi.- a race for blood, everyone wants to win and you will miss the best r zcing of the season ‘if you don't tame.

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“VESTERN PERSONAI S

—-.Vlr. 'l‘linf. Arsenault, wife and iamily of (blown. are spending a days iii Sumniersitie visiting f lend‘.

--\li.<s llengmigli of Toronto,

' r of .\lr. J. W. Ileiigough, the c-rtounist. is a guest at the home n.‘ Mrs. Geo. C. Gordon. "Huntley", .' lberton. ‘

“Miss Alice Hunter of Alberton his returned from Slierbrookn. alter Sllfﬂlllllg a very enjoyable wcek with lior rzister. Mrs. N. in lfoorlside, "lluntwotirl". t

~.\lrs. Katherine MeAulziy 7-! Hos-burp l\iass., arrlvorllzist week. m! a visit to the old home in Cler- niont rind is the guest of her broth- cz’ Mr. Wm. NlcDonaltl.

~-l<‘ricnt'-s of Mr. .\lc.(‘.arval Wllu lJUCfllly underivcnt an operation u. mp Prince -(‘o., Hospital, rirc glad t i see him out again, feeling much improved.

---I-Irltlie Wctlze, Lawrence Gau- tlrzt. Jossph Mt-Ltod Simon Baffin. of the ('lll‘ft'l'l'_\' staff, tnotored to. tiuniriicrsitle Sunday evening.

—Sattirtlav morning some thiev- t-s romnvctl a car belonging to a Summersitle citizen llﬂfktﬁll 111 l"! twn _\':irrl. tltr- now spare tire. and rim and up to the present no trace of a clue can be found. No" doubt the Police will locate the guilty parties.

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Glitterine cleans as it polishes, as it dis- infects. A cheese cloth a second or so --anld old furniture becomes new, n w furniture looks ‘its best.

—-and it’s marvellous for MotorCars! Get it from your dealer.

Make rr 010w With (lliitehrine

aron carsp- Hours (or meals Wednesday.‘ July 20th. 7. ll, will serve

—THEY ARE COMING from

~8CHOONER ARRIVAL.—- The

Canadian Pacific

. of ll-on. 'l‘. A. (lrcrzir, the Canadian

(runabout

REMEMIER ‘ THE Party Wednesday,

~. TIGNIBH. Tignish Tea July 20tli_

] —THE LADIES AID of the Pro- testant Orphanage, Kensiiigton, supper in the King George Hall on day of races. July 20th. Hours 4 to 10 p. in. Prices 40 cts. Any donations of cake, ctr. wlll be thankfully received. Come and help the orphans.

--FOR THE convenience of the country people Chautauqua Henson tickets will be on sale for two days at ttic following placea:— J. E. Philips. clo Bank of Nova xScotiaa Bedcque, B. A. Strong, Borden} llenj. McFudyen, Kensington, Stan- fey Perry; Kinkora, Bruce lteruvrrl. St_ Elearnors. These tickets are ail subject to prior SillG. Please act quickly.

- MEETING THE VISITORS .- “any automobiles were in Summer- side Saturday night to meet the night train, which had a number of American visitors who were convoys-ti home by their friends rath cr than have them held over till Monday. owing to no communicat- ion for the western purt of the ls- land.

-AGIN' THE LAW .— The (‘rown and Ankcr homo is gone, hut a new one is started. Man‘- ynung boys spent practically at last Sunday, at the old stand, on LtZllllll‘I-{€‘_V'S abutment playing curds for money. If the Police enn- not get time to investigate. or even trike u walk in that direction, the (‘ity fathers should take the mattrr up, as many citizens are complain- ing about this matter, and tli-iy claim it should be stopped.

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‘WICSPERYN I PERSONALS

Wm. White, E. Hennesy and faniiLv. of Borden, motored to Sum- niu-sitle Sunday evening.

Mr. John. .1! Perry of Melroi-f-e M s. arrivctl Saturday nglht to slielltl his vacation.

~-l)r. Cecil Green oi’ Montague. inotoretl lo Summttrsltlc, where he spcnt the week cnd.

-—Schooner J. H. Ernest, arrived Monday morning witli a cargo oi‘ (‘oal for ll. '1‘. Holmankr Ltd. "Mills Margaret Malllgzin of Alclrost- Alass. arrived nizltt to spend three weeks visit- ing her parents at Sksitle.

~—'l‘hcre are many Sumniersltle pt-(iplc out czaniping. lVleKinnons Point ls the scone of half dozen par- ties. llolmarfs island and, Indian Point. many more are enjoying the outing.

—~Mi's. J. J. Seully, Master Ed- ward and Miss Cecilia. fumlly of Mr. JQJ. Scully General Manager |of the Can. Pac. Rly. North Bay |f)nt.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jtis. I E. Liar-Donald at their home, Pleat.- ant Vicw Farm, North Bcdeque.

- Mr. A. W’. Patorsonfrepresent- atlvo of the Dominion Live Stock Branch. (Cattlr- and hog division) in P. E. l. and Mr. McKenzie zissls- taut-representative. Were in Prine-i (Yo. last week in connection with their duties. -

Denies Charges

WINNIPEG, July’. l5.---Af~tcr an investigation made at the request

Pacific Railway has made full de- nlal or the Henderson charges made (before the Royal Grain in- qulry Board at. Fort William with reft renec to tho transfer of the tor- minal elevators “B" and "E" from the Canadian Pacific Railway to the llnltetl Grain Growers, Limited. llnbcrt Henderson, former em- ployee or the company, charged. among other things, that fort)’ thousand bushels of grain bclc-nlr- ing to the Canadian Pacific hurl heen contrcalerl from the company Wlllﬁll the transfer was made.

1n a letter to D. C. Coleman. vicc-prosltlcnt of the (f. P. R.. Hon. 'l‘. A. (‘remit on June 13, offered every facility for an enquiry. Mr. (lolcman replied on Juno 14, stut- lng lhc enquiry was being made, and on July 11 tigaln vrroto Mr. Crerar, declaring. “We are con- vinced that n proper accounting was; made it: us for all the grain in tie elevators. ivlien turned over to your company."

With rclcrence to other charges tuatlo by Henderson as. to miscon- duct In connection with lllg eleva- tors. Nit‘. (‘rcrar, nn June 29, wrote L. H. Boyd. k. (‘.. chairman of the Board of Gruln (Yommissloneru. linking for an enquiry by the board lntn the Henderson charges.

"Upon being advised that you "are, prepared to undertake this in- vestigatiion, was are prepared to give you all the assistance in our power," this letter stated.

The board replied on July B. stating the request would be iic- cetled to, and the enquiry made as soon as other meetings already ur- rangerl for had been dealt with. Thacorreetponrlence was made pub- lic this morning by Hon. T. A. Crerar.

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FIFTH WORLD'S GOLD IN WALL 8T. VAULTS

NEW YORK. July m-Employees

iii Wall Street, today finished weigh in; and testing the myriad grains;

elites that comprise the huge cum oi’ fifteen hundred million dollars -—nhtout4 onMlittlI of, the worldlii

IWIIYI- - Beside! this amount there 1;! I

Saturday -

of the United Staten assay office].

of go-ld and counting the certJfi-_ '

unrilriisst Clearing- at a

p $22. LADIES JERSEY

all this season. \\"'orth to

Cream, Blue

HE“!

Fawn,

and Rose,

$34.00 for $22.50.

Gingham c lloiise Dresser» Only $2 Z5

A splcntlirl range of (iingliam Ilottse Dre§~ scs in Pink and White stripe and Blue and A \\'hitc stripe. (ire-at

value at . . . '. .. $2.15

Smart Well-Made Jack-Tar Middies

Rcgttlzititm Jack Tar Xlitlclynlilottscs in plain wliitc,

_ plain wliitc with Navy Flaiiticl collars, tiitulc with yoke

ctlcct. $3.00. $35K; $4~FU to $11.75.

Ladies “illli! _\\':i>"h Skirts for tlic llot \VCtl1ll€l‘ at $1.00. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50.

Prices arc $1.25,

.~\ splendid line of wliilc (jahcrditit: skirts in extra

large sizcs, bands; from 3t inches to 30 iticlics at $3.75

Feather l-lais are Very Popular

A good many of you have bccu hsking us for new icritlici‘ Iizits. \\'c'rc ready with tlicm now

—all thc l1t'\\' shapes arc just in from New York. $8.50, $10.50, $11.50, $16.00.

\\'c shall he glad to shoiv them to you today.

$872,000'.000 ~wortli of 150M in =l' sealed vault, one in which the eon-

Tlio ec-unt Will-i nccessia-terl by a pending change in superintendents ton-ts had previously been checked Representatives of Verne M. Bovlc. and certified as teorrcet. The en- Iwho is relinquishing the position, ormons hoard. the largest ever as- and inane I-f. iStinlth, who succeeds semblcd in one building ln history him. were present an the work pro» will continue to swell for sometime, grossed. During the month and a financiers said, as nearly every'half since tho count was begun a liner arriving hcre has a conslgn- constant flow of yellow metal has ment for liquidation in the United poured into the office. _ State's.

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