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~AGENTS GET IN A PROFti- able ali year commission husi ttess of your own, Flvt-ry property owuci‘ uct-tls some of our uinc iuintircti vnrlt-tics of lltlftly Red Tag trot-s and pititila. No capital needed. (‘ompletc equipment and instruction frec. Write lltlllllflltll‘ Nurseries Motitrcal.

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IFOR DALE-HEAVY paper. Apply at Guardian fioe.

__.______-_-_._.€..__.. FOR BALE—9 BEAUTIFUL LOTS at Brighton, high ground, facing south Ample room for barn and back gardens. Easy terms. Phone 31,4 ‘Potnlinn t l-lynea

SALE NEWLY FRES-HENETO cow (lucrusoy tirade. Apply Har- vt-y Vic-itcrstm Nortii River.

FOR SALE, FARM OF 65 ACRES at ('ortir.‘till oi’ listzflt- of latc Ali's’

tlecrlgi- l. ScottuAppiy to McLeod and llt-utitw, "iuirlottcttiwn.

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FARM l-OR SALE 100 ACRES laud ti mill-s (‘lttiriottt-ttiivn. d0 unilci" cultivation. balance wood and tituhcr. Apply liar-old Yeo_ lirncltley Point. " ‘

FOR SALE-At Montague, six acres laud, htnise barn, in good repair. Pump tit. door, liPfi house. Ap- ply ‘flies. M, tinnitus, ‘.211 King St.

FOR SALE GOOD MILCH COW dut- to frcshcit the 20th. Apply S. t‘. tSti-yyart liunst luago.

FOR SALE-- BABY CARRIAGE Apply" Airs, Ernest liccr ill) l-Id- tyartl St. itt-twct-u 5 aud S.

FOR SALE-Double tenement hot!!!"- ‘hiintiy Victoria lit:tt\i_ Apply 'l'bos. .\i. liuglics. 2.11 King St

rot: SALE REGiSwT-IEEDIIT-ivtgcg" tein (‘ow 4 iyctirs. Also calf 8 mos old. A irargtiiu. llox 221.

HOUlStE FOR SALE.-—8 ROOMED cottage, all tuodcrn tionvcnionccs. with garage anti ovuthulltlings. Apply 8S llillshorn Si.

FOR SALE-Shine silvcr-blzit-lt‘

foxes and ranch. ltaut-h com plctt- with 4 largc pcns and guard fcntrc, Applv to J. ' id l-‘lciuitig, Stanley Br'|tlgc_ ._..___.__*_._ ,___ HOUSES FOR SALE-One new bungalow situate on liiskai‘ one tioublc litruso-at ill-iii‘. ilppci" Prim-o, Si. Apply to J. Stanley \‘Vetlltlt'k, 155 Qtlvon Si,

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HALIFAX. Sept. iii; .\n ovcr- turtrprceentcd by thc Nlairitimt: llraticli of thc Prcsllytt-riaii Assoc- iation oftiantititi, asking" that the matter of Church l'nion bc iaifcrrt-il to a vntt- of thc citttiri- (‘ongrt-gtititm will l-it» sent without "thc approval or disapproval of thc tlt-ut-ral Assem- bly of Prcsbyicritin Church of (‘an atitt by thc Maritime Synod. ll was tici-itit-ti by thc‘ session at its an» lillill meeting.

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LONDON, Sept. itl,~ is the ar- rangements for thc propot-icti lrish Prat-c tfonfcrciit-t- arc ('iliil'|'lli‘tl bitt ficgtiiliiilttns arc still not rupturctl. ‘Phat, in brief is flu» story of to- day's illil‘X|I(‘t'l(‘fl surprltiitig dov- f'|t)|PliIf‘lillH, llt-valt-ra, Irish llcpuh- iican la-atlcr, having rcrifflrmctl his claim to t-ntt-r ti conft-rcuce as rtvp rcucntiitivcs of an lntltqicutlcnt Sovereign State, Mr. lrltiyd tlt-tirgo tieciarcs stitdt iidtulssltiti impossible. lie tintmunccs llu- (‘tlflvflllilllllii oi arrtiitgciucnts for iht- (‘nnft-rcncc

anti, thc neoossity of this tatmstiltituz its coilcagtics on tho aubjctvt.

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‘TRAVELLER WANTED [q pg. 111mm" 11mm wcll cstiihlishctl Wlllllfffiitlo house on island. Eat--

pcrieucctl man with n connection prcfnrrtati. (iivr. m“ particulars as tu t-xpcrltence and salary ex. lmvtcd in first letter. Appl to i’. 0. Box 1534 "

’~‘SALE5M»EN—WE PAY WEEKLY 11ml 01TH" steady employment 1*1‘111"§ our cttlllplt-tg “my pxflus. ivc lincs oi‘ whole-root, fresh-ting to-crtler trons and plants. Bus! stock and fitilWlfité‘ we [we], ""11 P1111111 You free, A money 11111111111: tipitortiinity. Lukc Broth- "m N111'~‘i"1‘1"#4, Zidontrcail.

vs/ihrlstias ' \VAN'i'ldl),-—-SAi.l<iS- _mau, a self-respecting Bfllesmpr] whuso ambition is beyond "h; llrfvflflllt occupation might find more congenial employment with us and at the same time 110111111‘ his luoouic. We rcquiro a man of clean character, sound iii mind and body, 0f strong per stinality who ivould 1\|)f‘(‘(!liltt! a 1111' hoslliun with a fast grow- ing t-ontzt-rn where industry would bt- t’-'\Vil."tlrl‘il with far above average earnings; marri- ed man prcfcrrcd. Apply to Mr. P. id. ltosa, sc~oiid floor, llilev Building, Queen Street, opposite Pruwse llrotliors.

FEMALE HELP WANTED him» —MAlD FOR GENERAL

llouscwtirk. Mrs. D. Davies l4 ltlsplantitle,

THE STEPHEN GALE HOSPITAL of lluverhili, .\ftiss.. offers a complete course of three yeifs to young women desirous of e- coming professional nurses. lilotlcrn llosrlital of 125 beds wllh|

. complete up-to-dato equipment | Active, medical, surgical, obste-' tricai mitt pcdiatrical services

1 (iradutitcs of this school are fui» | ly equipped for private duty, in- , stitutional work, army nnd navy tiursing, etc. Minimum wage tiff-

‘ pt-r week and board. Demand for our nurses in excess of sup- ply_- Eight, days after January 1, boartlproom, laundry and nliou

nnce of 15.00 n. month. Applicab. tons for the month of Septeinberl may ho sent to Miss Margaret‘

Nicholson. Assistant Stiperin- tenticut. Write for full partic- ‘l

_____.,v__._________.__._ WANTED-- TWO NEWLY FRESH cncd or about to freshen Gurnsey or Jcrscy (iratlc cows not ovcr seven _vcars old. Phone 5741., W. _ Smith East Royalty,

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ST JOHN, Scpt 15~Wltlt a rifle at hcr slioultiei‘ a woman on Doug ias Avcuuc, held n luau tip tit Riv- (‘l‘.\'lt|t' Park yt-sttirday iiltvl‘ itt- iiad llt',('ll."ll\'fl some iittlo girls iliorc, and kcpt hint undci" guard until llll‘ arrival of the police

'i‘ht- man, who gave his, name as lilijtih Vail was placctl under ar- rcst at 11.20 by Policcmati Killcy and (fort-u nnd was taken to the central llflllllf‘, station.

it is lifllllllfillfllll. that the mzit has any connection with the Mc- Aulcy misc, lie gives his age at an years, is of nicdiuiu height, has n ruddy complexitm and wcar a sinai brown mustache, lie tippcars to bf of rt harmless disposition;

~lle lute been spending the past fcw days with friends and Mam Street, although his honic. is inn rlvcr in Klilgs (lnunty_ Vail sprain! into prominence about a your as) lust July wiillc, on a visit to the city win-n ho chnsr-ti some small boys wlille wcnrlng ll mask

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LONDON, Sept. l6. -» The liritlsh cutttlc timbtirgo commission: rcpor- lis cntirt-ly favorable lo. thc admis- lnlon of Canadian cattle. it rt-jccttt the tllaeriac theory but titlmritti that the removal of embargo would have n certain prcjudiciabeffctrt on the Scottish irlsli farming inter- eels.

MALE HELP WANTED"

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THEY ARE WINNERS in every ‘WW. Prowse Bros Velour Hate,

$l-‘i0 FLOOR covering 69c. A hi9 purchase enables u: to offer "F ' " flool‘ Qoverlnq at 69c c vd- Rsaulhr $1.10 Friday and 3M- Wdi)’. Beer G. Weeks.

THE BRANT-The 'C.G.S. Brant was at Borden on Thursday, where she remained until the weather cleared and then proceeded t0 Cape Tormenttne buoy,

“BRAOALBANE-Jfhere will he lerviceaiext Sunday in Granville at 1.1 n. m, in Ruse Vflllby-nl,_fl ll- llgwflllvtl, in ' Bratlnibané‘ at '7 pzm. " i

HAVE YOU EVER hoard a Brunswick. owner any. "l do’ not 111W KRY- Dhonograpli". “No" and W1‘- llflvl’ 1.11111] it ‘large number of them, The W. T. Welner C0,, Ltd, Queen St. > '

WILL THE LADIES who have Dromised articles‘ for thc fancy work tables- at the exhibition iu aid of P. E, island ilospitai titcase scnd them to Mrs. Geo Robertson, R117. apartments, Prince Ht. as r-arly as possible. l"

A MEETING OF the Liberal (‘onservative electors of Pownal t-oll will be held in the Mt. Moli- ick school house on Saturday t-ven~ int: the i7, insL, for the purpose oi‘ appointing delegates to attend the (Yonvcntitln in Charlottetown in the 20th inst. liy order oi’ Committee.

KlNGki COUNTY CONVEN- TION.» The Llberal-(‘onscrvtttlve Convention and organization met- -' 111K which w: tiostpont-ti from last 'i‘tiestlay on t ‘count of the inclem- cnt weather will he iteltl Monday liltii in Georgetown, Tl\'s mect- ing is then to all Conservative‘ electors as well as to regularly appointed delegates. 1

MEETING 0F the (lottscrvatlve (let-tors of Joiinstoii River l-‘oll will he lteld Monday evening the i9th._ at 8 o'clock, for organization pummscs, and appointing delegates to the convention to choose can- tildatcs for the forthcoming elect- ions. Alt-x Mat-Donald, (‘halrnian of Poll Committee. '

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PLEASANT 0UTlNG.--Mrs. Noll McDonald and Miss Mary Stewart of Montague arc spending a few days in the city and are registered ata the Revert». 'l‘hursdtiy they had n pleasant outing to Pictoti in tho SS. (‘tmsttintse and vary much nnjtlycd the sail going and coming. 'l‘lic_v tmrpose returning to their homes in Montague by thc after- noon train today.

CHEESE BOARD- The (‘house fiotirtl met in thc city yesterday with a fair attendance, President (Jen, Brown in the chair. (‘aide mcs- i-tngc, from Brockvilie rcadz-"ziflfl citecse sold at 17 l-4. Wilson's combination sold on curb at l7 3'4." The best hid for cheese was made

ricd that the number of cheese to rs-dticctl from 400 to 100. The next

Jenkins Sec.

HAD GOOD SALE.—- A , vcrv_ large and very successful auction sale took place at Mr. Finlay Mc- KliiIiOlTR, Rrookficid inst Thurs-- day_ The day was itlctii asti large numbers nf prospective buyers at~ tended thc auction. (Jood pricos were retilized, horses running as high as $100; cows $50 and pigs at. the tisuai prices, iiny sold for $41 ton, oats 90c hush. sheaf oiits_ $1 1&7 per htook, wheat $2,013 hush., anti all implements nt good pric lienj. (iiirter-Jc (Yo. w-cro thc aun- tioncers,

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WEDDihi. BELLS-One of thc most charming of this year's Stip- tcmber bride-s was that of Miss Ellllli Vivian liowatt, whose mar- riage to William Elmer Johnatonc. tritit-st son of Mrs. Antlrow Joltn- stouc of Long ltlvcr, took place at the home of licr father, Mr_ Josiah llowiitt, French River, on Wct- ncstltty. evening, Scptcmbter thc. l-ith. The ceremony was por- ftlrmcti by the Rev.‘ George Millar in thn present-c of the immodiitte rchiiivcs and friends. The bride who was unattended, entered the ‘tirawlng room on the arm of iicr fathcr, while, Miss licsiiic John atone. sisicr nf the groom, played the wi-titiing march. The brltla gown was an exquisite one of nc- cnrtlinn plaitcti gcorilfittc over white satin with veil and tiranif" blossoms. After the ccremtlnv h vory dainty supper ivas served to the uccomptinymcnt of music, vn~ ltuntnrlly stippllt-tl by an admiring host who had come from fiir and near it) cxtircss their interest and good will. Nitmcrous handsome wedding gifts tilso tcstiiictl tn the]

great popularity 0f bride and‘ grutiiil. PASSED SUCCESSFULLY. -

Mr. ilarolti V. llutt-hiqcii. son of Mr. G. F‘. iluichlson, has reci-ivctl intimation tluit he has successful- ly purist-ti thc New York Stati- Board examinations in (ipttnnt-try, Mr. ilutt-lilson, it will bc remember cd graduated with honors in June last at thc Rochester" School of (ip- tometry when he had studied for two years, Before returning home he took the New York State Board examinations tho successful ptuui- in; of which gives him the priviligt- of practicing anywhere in the Smite of New Ynrw bcelties ncqunlnting him with the requirements prec- t-rihcd for prnctionern in thn larg- est state of the ilnion. Mr. ilutch- cson was one of the brilliant atti- dents in Prince of Wales Collette before taking up'h1e BR1101111101151 studio and his success in the latter in n natured sequent-c. The fiuard- ian heavily congratulates him in his success and wiehca him well in tho profession which he has rcccnt- iy entered in partnership with his

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‘father, the well known opticiim and eptoniotrflt,

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by Mr. Mulch at ltl. 7-8. no Rzllfibhl A restitution was submitted and car- 1

he taken by any buyer hereafter be i

“BRUNBWICK" September re-

cord: now on sale at Beer 6. Weeks. QUEEN iST the place to find us,' with all nice new jewélery. The W. 'l‘_ Welncr Co, Ltd Queen St. |

THE CO-OPERATIVE FARM ERS, Emerald will be loading hogs Sept. 21st for shipment to Moti- treal_ I

i WINSLOE CIRCUIT-Nth Sept. Wjnlloe North 11, a. m., Wlnsloe Svuthr 3 um. Highiield v7.30 D_m. 116817191‘ S. S. sessions at all ap- llfllnllficnts. 0. H. Peters, ANNUA MEETING.—' The Calithumpitirts held their null-an- uual meeting Thursday night, at ivliich the following tiffittcrs weic elected for thtxcnsuing year. Pro-l sident; Harry Wodiock Vice l‘ri-- sitient; Jack Storus, Stewart Moore, Secretary; Lliiauchartl.

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AUTO ANC- TEAM COLLIDE. -- A collision between auto and team occurred yestcrthjl afternllon at Zion Church corner. With the ex caption oi‘ a uunrltetl distaste for the auto on the pat-t of the horse. anti a little cxtritttmr-nt in thc part of the itysltintlcrs, no other results were apparent.

FTTENDEID ME-ETlNG.-—‘.\’ir. Nutt returned homo last night af- ti-r tittctitliug a meeting of thc gov- ernors of‘ King's (‘olit-gti. llaliftix. Mr. Mat-Null reports a larg‘. and (‘ltlllllrililslltf itict-tiitg. it was tier‘ t-idtitl to go ahead Wllli thc cam- ptiign for funds for thc rebuilding of thc, collcg". .

GOVERNORS’ T. Edgar Mao,

INTEHTAINING MiSSlONARlES Wis thc, School Room of thc (‘liar- lottctoivn llitplist f‘liitrcli, ou Sat- urday afternoon, from 4.00 to 6.0‘) o'clock, the latiies of the Mission- ary Aid Society and of the World Wide Guild will be at Home to till ladies of the (iliurcli (and congrw gallon). The guests of honor will ' ' Martha (‘lark and Dr. Zella ecl-utlv returnctl from mis-

scitln work in liltlltl, and Miss Laura iizilu, who sails for India in

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S. D) U. A. A. A. HEORGANIZED. -- (in Stpt. itJtih a mcctin-g 0f thc student iiudy iii‘ tllc ifnivcrsity was hold for illt‘ purpose of rc-orgitu- izirig tlii- Aihlt-tit: Assot-itititm Al'- ier thr- usual business was ilisc-tts- scti, tiit- following officers were ap- poititrtl for thc coming your. lit-v. ti. J. Mt-‘llouzilil l). lJ., Niodcrtttor. Pcter Sullivan, President. J. ll. Mc-

'l'i_r:ut», Vice»- Prcsitlt-ut. i‘. W. Goodwin, tst-cw- ’l‘rt-asurcij J. L, Mtcilonnltl, ll. i”- ('auiplit~'ll. l‘). l)t>,\'it.- l~‘_ llttiittcttt‘. hixct-utive (‘oni- mlttcc.

l .A MUSICAL GENIUS- Much.

GREGORY-McCONNELL WED- ' C‘ DING—At one o'clock ’l‘tteudiiy ttf- 1 ERE0NALS ternoon Roble Street Methodist church, Halifax, was the scene of u wedding which interested a very wide circle, by no means limited to the city, the principals in the ceremony being Florence Jean daughter of Rev. J. W__ McConnell, pastor of the church, and Mrti. Mc- Connell, and Raymond Armstrong Gregory. a young business man of Toronto who enjoys the regard of the whole business community in his home city, and has also many friends in Halifax. Mr. McCon- nell performed the ceremony, being "h-‘llflifid by Rev. J. W. Bartlett. pastor of the J. Wesley Smith Memorial church, and Rev. Dr. Prtngie, who is in the city for the meeting oi" the Maritime Synod of the Presbyterian church. For the wedding the church in the neighborhood of the platform was lavishly and beautifully decorated, a wealth of golden rod being used. together with white flowers, tile color scheme being of white anti gold. Mr. McConnell gave ills Ililllghter away, her sole attentiant being her little cousin, Alicu dtiuglttcr of Mr. and Mrs_ P. L. Stiicer oi Ptirrshoro, who, wearing a dainty frock 0f snowy white, with sash of sky blue, anti carry- ing a ilaskct tilled with sweet peas in many colors, was verily a ilcliglitful little flgurg, Miss Mc- (‘onncli looked most charming in her wcdtilng gown, of white silk the gown worn by her own mother

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Miss Bessie Benton la visiting Mrs. W. G. Stewart of Broktleid.

Mr. A. W. Allan was a passen- ger this morning to Toronto.

Mr. Nelson Moore, Brookiield, has returned home alter camping for two weeita at Wheatley River.

Mrs. Thomas Tremere, of Hamp- Bltire. is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. N. Brown, 85 l-iillebortrSt.

Mr. J} A, McDougald, care-taker °1 111° Y- M- C, A‘! 01W. has return- ed lllflflié from a hrief trip to Mon-

reu .

Mr. W. G. Stewart, Brooltileld, and Mr. Alex McDonald paid a visit to Freetown and Brtidalhanc this week on business.

Mrs. Harvey Stern; and Miss Florence A. Qairna, city, are visit- ing Summerside the guests oi Mrs Thornton Sterns.

Mr. Harry Teed, of Portland‘, who has been visiting his parents here, returned to the Mainland yesterday.

The visiting delegates to the Maritime iloard of Trade Conven- tion returned to their homes yes-

on her ivcdtllng day, while her ,

filmy bridal pcttictnit WllS that mnmk _

lworn hy both her grandmother

and hcr mother on thc dav of MP8. f‘. R. Rtltlflrs and Mir-s B. (i. tht-ir marriage. Site wore , the ftggerg, summery“ were m ma

conventional veil and orange bios poms and carried a shower boii- quot of white roses and sweet peas. .\lrs. McConnell, ntotlier of the bridc. n-orc an t-lcgtint gown of

city this week.

Mrs. Robbins Colwill was hostess at a tea Frltiay afternoon given in

black satin, The tie-remony WQHHILIHJI‘ of M1“ Mum] Mela-an who followed by n reception at the par- has recently returned ‘from Lou #0111121‘. Vernon street. when Angles. Calif.

friends had opportunity to extend good ivishes and congratulations the-flowers used in the ticcoratlon of the drawing room being ewect tie-as, whose rainbow colors made it “ileiictitely gay" and whose fra grancc, clusivc and soft, filled it. Later. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory icit for the iyetltling trip, and at its t-onclusltlti will proceed to Toron- to, where they will make their home, a fat-t heartily regretted hy

Mr. and Mrs. Iicaristo and child. of Toronto have returned to the hiaiultind after a visit to Mrs.

EB. Mctlready, city.

Among the visitors arriving in the city today were the Misses A. A, Murphy t-n route to Halifax after spending a few weeks at their . . . , home in Georgetown. ’l‘hey were grit"; 11_|“\1'1q1“1‘"1r\':"‘1“" The 1111113“ accompanied by Mr. Herb. Murphy

‘ ‘y “U n w“ a Sm“ y who returueti to resume his studies

toiiorcti one of dark blue serge, i .) . , ‘mm ‘vim hm w mnwspnnd’ The n ht. titnstante ilniverslty.

t-tilcctlon of wt-iltiing gifts was a1 largc, beautiful and valuable nrie_ tho groom's gift to tht- l)l‘lll(‘, being

a_flur atoll: anti to thc little ilotverlDOwnward gir a got ring, - ' _ Trend 0f Prices

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for a Family of Five $11.41 as

favorable teotumt-nt has been ht-ard .

oi’ thc excellent‘ violin playing ' by Mr. M. M. Cohen at the banquet

in lit-och (iroyn inn to thc tit-ic- grites ni’ the Maritime Board ‘Trude. ‘ills selections wcrc cltin-|

sit-til auti exquisitely rcnticred. it will bc pleasing to citizen; to learn that Mrl (Jolicn has biscuiiie n re '-

dcni of (‘httrlottetoivn and will no

1""-“"11‘g “'1” 11° selll- 3011* R°M"doubt be heard again in‘ musithil

teirclcs, A noted musical critic in (‘harlotti-ttnvn tl(‘('lill‘(‘2~‘ Mr_ Co 1l('l'l a geuitis. cd hcre that thc violin which so captivatt-tl his tiudlenctr at Beech Grove inn was won by him as a sciiolaijsiiip prize and cost five, hundred pounds, cqutil to 2,500. Mr. (‘alien will ccrtalnly be a WPli come tit-qulsltion to Charlottt-toivn musical circles.

W.EiBSTR'S CORNER HALL,- Ono of the nicest. concerts and socials ever held- in the tiistrlct was hcld in \Vcbster's (lorncr llall‘ on Wednesday evening last. ihc hall being filled to over flowing. the chairman of the OCPKlSIOII being Rev, A, J. Mc-Donald. The pro- tiraut consisting‘ of songs, violin ititisic, recitations and choruses. which was prccctlcti by a few tip~ propriate remarks by the lion. M1r. Cuminiakey avlas .thorougi‘,“_\' enjoyed and opened with an over- ture being Illllyfifl by Miss itiith Pacquct in ti titcst finished manner. 'l‘he program twaa as follows: (Thor- ns, lion, David McDonald, Wm. F. McDonald, Martin Power. Rev, A. J. McDonald. Solo, Martin Power. Duct, by Win. it‘. McDonald and Aihau Mttiittinhltl, Violin stilo, Mr. Joseph Slim-hen. lnish Mciodlcs by Mnlaachias (ialaghtin, who had tn respond to instant encorcs as iic siiupiy brought down the house with ills witty stings. Mr. Martin Pow- er sang most enpuyiibly anti also player] his own nnd Mr_ (‘aiiaghaws ticcomptiniments. The step datin- ing by Mr. Philip Smith anti Mr. Martin Powcr wercgreatiy enjoy- ed. Mr. Power is ii host in himself

(and is always to lll‘ tltipcntli-ti upon

to help out, -Mr. Dennis Shun also sang in excellent votcc as tlhl Mr. Damcn Duffy and Mr, Albau Mt‘- llonnld. They always rt-ct-tvo tin stlnicd aplausc whenever thcy afl- pear. Tho ncx‘ item was the salt- of Pies, about one. hundred luscious ones being iiuctionctl to good ailvautzigtt/hy Mr. Joint J. Mr- (‘,arili,\'. ilSHlRtWl by Mr. Al an Mc- Donald. The proceeds a ountcd tn upwards of $150. t

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uy-‘Prr-ss Representatives todayq

i Compared With toss in July

, O'i‘TA\V/\, Sept, Iii-The Prent- -t+=r announced to the Canadian OTTAWA’ Sept 1G_The aver.“ , - price of the weekly budget for a