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What the Sylillty its... IIas ti. Say oi “The IIilIoveil Wiie”

"The Unloved Wife” sparkle» with "moments" sclntllnta ‘with cbuqkt", gwgtigs from smiles to tears and from tears to thrills. Bach player is a finished artist. and each player is admirably sult- sd to the character he portrays.

Beats are now- on sale at the Prince Edward theatre for both Wednesday and Thursday nights. Office opens daily at 9.30 a.m. Curtain for the evening-perform-

LQYlIIflf-III attention. Everything ancss at 8.30 sharp. Matinee

is "pl-undid, ei-erylhingds there. Thursday at 2.30 for Ladies Only. -:-.n'tI \IIII‘ JIIYIOUB artistry vvbIt-hISec-ure your tickets now tor eith-

“h3g1; ti... ..;,-@_ doubles the appeal er Wednesday or Thursday. of ttu- |.i..t.

IIiIIIOeII-i-riters C0iiVfIlil0ll . Io Toronto

w T0ltf).\"i‘0'~g\ug. ‘Lt-Two thou» sand‘ life instmgce salesmen ‘from all ]|‘Il'I5 lti' North Alrlerica are .-<.:lt’~~.i.li;. Ill ’l‘urullto thlsweek. Fol‘ lll» IIIWI tiule the Dominion \\'I*1)§I." _- :. joilir three days con- \~=. ll..- National Associat-

Whivll tlpcils an engazfanghllgzsg t ni his, cuiluneletn; I SIIII). hIntlitee Thursda‘ "for lud- ics Only.’ . . ‘Tori ulurl. ‘aaniiot be said for the silsiillr, tlresslngjaltd acting ttp-Vfltq Ullltlvcd W1 ‘ TMJI-QSQ setting is bountiful 3M 415111310198 rqtflufwnlfi _a Convincing hack- grouiitl fur tllc action. There 8P8 l lllhltitelllfts or misfits ill ‘U19 sigffliig“ or tlrt-ssitig of the play

Io the Iilectors oi the_ Murray IIarhor District As the time at disposal is

all the electors of the district per- sonally. l am in the field as the (‘ohservatlve candidate for Fourth Kings and take this opportunity of soliciting your votes at the forthcoming bye-election.

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inn o. i. Fndcrwriters of the You“ respectfully I‘ . .» ‘l. : I ' ‘ - ' ' \vlu“‘~li~. I IFIIIIIIIIIIIIGnfiflrekfiigiijffii- ‘WILLIAM L‘ MULEAN _-1‘lt-- ......-..~.l.ny,s opened lo-duy. “m” 3mm‘ lnjur Io » ‘JlIIIlUFIIIg the Execut- 4'4‘ til‘ the. two Assoc- -- in sessions at tllc , . A “OM. which h, quested as a first appeal, but ll

presented as a sequel to a series

"t- ii Riki-fl en bloc by the _

.-. ~ i..- u llnd their families. "I other mm“ 3'3"‘ whlc‘ have .. ,1, on“, m the Am, been performed in orderr the ess- ,h was ‘extended elltlal thing itself be linally

‘MIPIISOII, President ‘mlna- 1' underwriters Assoc- n39 cumvauo “I Whal- was Ftnllilzi. and responded termed m“ "Y? ' “nllude on the

part cf the Mb insurance prospect also occur ‘ed the attention of the delegatIe2/and led to some inter- estlng bservntlcns. Consent tak- es l/o forms, expressed and impl-

i-FJ, the form depending entirely on whether the salesman or the

m. !.. shuif. President of .l..i .‘\-‘§?§0CIutI°n.

‘:ll PIPIIIEIII. in sales- discussed from eve- t-xperls from both was contended that ‘ vi IIIPIIIOGS of influenc

, ,1 may‘ “m, by Suehgth prospective purchaser takes the . -.... m“; 105m and thh initiative. By past experience the ,, mm, or mum A delegates found that consent ls

h Spends in ac, rare and hard to get, anti often

prospective bu), 1e - "tons-meats and even cont and not ex- ' " I ' “med consent _»-, H .,. W," or h“, work, is ...ol.. gMAAAAAAUJ-Jg but was found t0 WNW": the prospect’ be elusive and precarious. Sales- ,,,,. him‘ arranging an hh men were urged to strengthen it ind-h,“ h," h short m by performing one acl- with the :l-- prii-pcct. The extre- other’ 1am.“ m» the“, m“, mom, _The morning session finished _,,hphhsized_ WIfII the reading of tllc report . ,... m“; hmhess of the pros, from the Executive committee. In hmnhn. -.,.,_._,.,- was cleverly p0,, the atternon the subject of Life t.~.~-,~.. ll was demonstrated that “mule Illaumnce was Illtmdllced _ jmp]h.(.tuh]]y m,” Em, by L. N. LlEsperance, Montreal ~I2tIl'Illi'll[ that ‘thinking is Iomlwed by a “Illcllsslon which, i,_,..|. n -_,.,,,_k ;h the worhy- was ably opened by Charles Jer- i'iiii'..'lill'~.' contention that ome Edwards of New York- 1'- .....,.t hhmru; thing 1h the was stated that the purpose of ;. giving berth u, a new Life insurance for a man's family -,t~,.,-,; quoted, Many is to replace the earning power of Ihjinuif] out the “upon. the husband or father. Money mm 1;, paid to beneficiaries in cash does not necessarily do this. I merely furnishes the money from which if wisely invested an income can be produced. Ninety percent of .-.;.< . liilyt-l- or‘ life insurance the esllllflfi 0f 55-000 0i‘ 0V8!‘ l5 i._-. ti... ,.;.1.-s...,.n5 hquhnoh h;- ah said to have been lost or spent. in tl||t'll null >1Ili('4‘.l‘l.' manner, loglcllllsevell Yeflrfl- ‘Nllle mllllvn Women ...»-._»-..i..il.... of his thoughts, alltllln the United ‘States and (Januda

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ZIIIII "I'll.- '.\lii'I‘I lliiiilqili" m. tliv-r». (IIIVL- iii’ prom-tiling a new

:1 IJIYIIIIYIIIiII‘ ill-IIIIIOI".

' l ]lt'l.\'tiIlllIIl_\' is a great fac-

l-.'l it. ~.lII'~IlIIlII.'iI1I]). that a pelas-

lll --"ll1l'“-'Il>ll is made on tile pro- .

illt- u.-i oi Jwl-sllllsltill rather than a"? ‘lanllllg lllell‘ IlVIllE- Nlllfily

_..,~.....- III, u. - the mzeneral upln- per cent of the children who en-t h h i h V B, _k_ A Geflfse Alubrwe (loin-s. youngest ‘Vllllmnh- IIMXVIIM- Tm“- , , .. ,- ,_ _ w’ The drama of .1 beau- ,-,,,, h; ,h,, ,|,,l,,hhtes_ i, “.39 Show“ ye;- hchoo] at the age of hm must b hi?“ M‘). n my}; an}; ‘lain sun of Mr. and Mrs. JUSGIIIIuCUIIBSIDLIVIHS- Mollctoli. N. B; In. .\I. _II"‘ VLr'L‘III"‘I‘_,"I_I ""_‘_"' "UNI V _ , . _ l l"$ PU "lg W l l‘- Omllfi , ,, - . , ,~ ,- , , . ---;llIll|; us» (‘OIIMIIPIOII \\lIII otllci . - tl...: tiu- lhlllltIltIIUll 0f the buying 5'09 591°"! clllllllllltlllg m9 elgllltlllclectrlc Oil will relieve lathe Of Mum“ He“ A- I” II'“"‘""‘" '“““!‘°‘.“' M1 5' ‘SUI)l.“"I,'.0Itd“d-’ "mullet-n at this '|I'Il‘l'llll'iIl"~', llltlllIi-“r ' mu] womans soul m

lib-n it-ll; llisc-outcllt. The motives Krmle- t” l!" 1° WDTk- EXDWlence back Th QM m Xmme "flew Mr was mo, Officiating clfifgylllilll lHlIIIM; I“ Lmmwmk’ Otmw“ 1°‘ < ., ' cw‘. .. '- I .1 .' ~ »

m]. “mung m0 insurance was flesh. has Show“ that keeping money sorbhheeén h w;n(h‘eh,,irhm,tlle wytHIfIIllg march ivns bil:llltii'lll-|I€lllg, I". M. Jcrzlsel‘, 'I‘urolitil;_ ll, bl ‘ird-talxll-j‘-(‘lxzililiiIzllt-"lfi‘ ¢°llfll°li Iwrtrafld l" a

..ii....i he runqmhehtah_ Briefly after gating it is the exception tile tissues and" bring speedy rP- r‘*:l'Il"]l"“‘I Ill’ MI“ Mary ‘!\‘I";"“' 0.jj',If,‘n!"“"‘ Imlmx’ E in ‘uuvdyersxmnp Wadi-uh I ,h;,,»,.,, setting of gorgeous . “W l“ IWIIIZH =1 gain in our rather than the rule. Some very lief. Try it and be convinced. As; "e ‘He w“ “ma” away '3' I“ I ' ' woull Jlib’ lznin-l l ' i- "u- ti - -

t..|tiI;t1 or wwgulgh, to produce a convincing cilsos are cited. h the linlment sinks in, illé DZIITXVIILEIHT‘ The "INN" w“? pIefll-IIY " QUEEN HOTEL Illllllffs ill IIIITWII.‘ IIIIIPIPdVVIIIIII IIII- I gowns and ‘uxury’

. \\‘hil>il “h. how lhhh; to Business lnsllrrlnce which Is comes out and there are :llllrilt=,g‘“-"l'4t‘lll_Wllllnhfllttletldllllllltll Vi!‘ \y_.§|,.,.,, lll-Uvinnps h“. MW“, Huh; c d N I a d nrnliri our priill: allil attain an used where the tlceds of the htlsl- grounds for saying that it. is fill ‘e °‘-'“"5'“"- ‘ e m “' “I” f3‘ ' , . , . . i':--lt-- ti; " | - 1 , |.'~1.-~, t; ‘mm age n JIIIIIIIIIUI], ltnd to quiet u. fear. all- ness are the reason for purchhs- excellent article. mmmgl" "Wm" lll "IIWUW" "190" QMrS‘ If‘ (,I()m],"‘\I"w,"‘.“k' MISLJI ("FIIIIIIJII IIIIIIIUI) l: "h; I. H,‘ ‘In / _

. . In. Wtfbblfll IIllIlilX Ii. M. Jack I l~ ‘ “ll ~l "I i Edna Mur h. In the

_,_., ;.I,h,.,.;wh_,-,(,n or take ,1 pm. ing insurance was allso discussed “"9 "It Wlth ilPP-I-I-y IBWYI colfllllll s: John V‘ B_ “f; V‘ Fflznmm; |l‘l‘lill‘IIIl|l'_\', I , p y

iIIItill. It was pointed out that out of ev- k hm “m! gloves to match‘ ‘Aim? I . ' ‘C .' ‘ " A '. . .‘ As llelld of tlir- (‘ilulllliliu Iililllt- cast.

. the p hh h. Rtllliftllll IHIIIS M: Mrs. llayllciil

llow to c1051: a sales interview "Y llwllflfllltl new concerns enter- pimsohhLs ' ‘Pmmmly e “my mun“ vihlorih B ‘(Yfww hhv|-h.hl Vi,“ or" ASSOPIIIIIUII. Sir l-‘rlt-‘ll-i-ivir ,....~.-..,;....1l1_y will! discussed. It in»: business, eight hundred fail, ‘ ‘all? lmvlted film?“ buzgk dinner “t tmlh, B’ (.1 ‘qxfuhi “h; Chg“. hi Willinllis- 'I‘_\fllIOl‘. it \\-,-.-_ rbiti .\...= ....~r..t<-.l out that “closlng" is I'll-Organize or change manage- Th? Rev Robert M Brodie h.“ Mfnhfmll“ "lll l" l" t“; A hmwt“ Styhflnlv N) B, (M) (L would i... ..i.l.- n. nit-unto. 11.1.1 . , ‘q mp. llfncpsg if m; fuudamen. ment Banking institutions all ov- .11 m‘; c“ ‘on Tuesday‘ w hlhvils rlflh 99811 1X1 11 S01»! Nvhwn‘ A. m“ m John ‘N. B’ N,“v“tl|')l'tl\lEllIil.IIVt‘S oi‘ 't!tl~ Iiunks null. '

. .r-~ IIIIIIPTSIOII and the proper or the United States and ‘Canada I y ' M’ d H‘ Wllc the young couple ' - ' ' iiullutial lllnlllllllitllls should b.-

- FHIIUIiS have been made for require information concerning l...- iillzll trzlilsactlnn. ‘Men wil foll- Life Insurance carried by their - It taiinfilltlnt leadership, antllbvrrvwers- The importance or

nhshh.“ m.“ only make [he de.iBusInt-‘ess Insurance was further

'l‘i-‘lI nr-tinll easy. and the loglcaltdelllollslrllted b)‘ II"! 789i tlllll t ~..- t‘... .i..- prospect to take. TheITllOtTB ItIIEnhIWEgOO of the ‘applic- ‘n-l. is simply the execution of *1" 5 0 l e Ovefnment Farm . .i.-.<l.-.» which the salesmen has been Bureau 0i the United States .‘=n.t|l..l.-tl_ Men may refuse to were quesltiéanetl“ about life insur- ‘\*l'l'.il'lll tiI‘ tllfpre-BS {I18 BSBGIIUBI ance c3779 - A CEUINIIBIJ IJBIIIfB

ng||'i~q||j|-(.d h; them if h be re. in letters to the Life Underwriters

. ._ Association of Canada have stron- Rly endorsed life insurance for business purposes. tlnd place great value on it as a credit fac- tor. Several cases were cited dis- cussion opened by William May Jnr. followed.

A novel feature of the conven- tion is that delegates are not per- mitted to read papers of address- es; They must. nll test their ex- temporaneous powers of oratory assisted only by notes. The first

Special Week-End Rates

days proceedings which were Ilupntt: ofTcrs week-end visitor! very WQQQQMIIIIY 9195941 WIlIl Bneclad entertainments.

the best of shows, musloalcnrzr- fiilnlTlUnt§ and sporting events.

And thc King Edward offers __ " I their home in Sen View nfter special wuloend muh Wm, TROUBLE AT BALL GAME leltlnfi) in AIIIIOVGI‘. 'N. 13., where rurihformhtion_ Mrs. ickerlng wns called by the

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OTTAWA, Aug 2'1—Larry Car-- mel, 6&5 Cartier street, Montreal. manager of Ithe Montreal baseball team, was placed under arrest fnl- loml". " ~ game at Lansdowne P ‘ He was ill» - '-l.'t) dollars ball to appear in police court on l1 charge of wounding John (Jave- ney, 193 Connor street, who was cut over one of the eyes in the alleged combat with Carmel. It is alleged Caveney had made M. Johnston, Vincent Richards and the baseball game.

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TORONTO CANADA h

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I- EXHIBIT CANADIAN SHOES

Twenty -eight shoe manufact- uring companies and ten manu- facturing firms in the allied trades group are participating in this years’ shoe display st the Cana- dinn Notional Exhibition. The ex- lliblt covers It. large range, llnd a ifeature 0f_lt will he thc SIIOWIYIK of the new styles in footwear for next spring. Tliliiexhllbit will 1W0- lbably be the ihly one on the grounds using iii-lingual signs.

I000 Fireproof Rooms h

"Clmi II) Evcryih lnl"

Direction United Hotels Company of America is

limited. I will not he able to meeti

I their so):

week end in Alherton, the guests 0t’ their friend ‘M-Iss Ruth Larkin.

l0 spending the the guest of Miss R/uth Larkln.

er Mls Marlon have

Thee. It. Cameron.

"’-"?,55$rif>lr=¢J"

"TIIIEWCENIRA

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SHOP from Holman‘: Catalog.

HORSE RACES __‘AT SOURIS postponed from Aug; 21st to Aug. 25th. Come and enjoy a‘ good day and see the fast ones. The classes are well filled and a good day's racing Is anticipated. 2041-22-11

FINED $200. — in Souris on Monday Anthony Hughes and Edmund Higgins of _Pealie's sta-

tion wcre tried before Judge A.H. Fraser on a charge of operating an illicit still. Hughes pleaded guilty and was filled $200 or 6 months in jail. Higgins was ac- qutted. The "still" which ~was seized by the Excise and Prohibi-

Ill tile top of which were soltlcr- ed invented funnels to the snlul- ler ends of which were attached tile copper “worlll." A jar of moon shine was also seized. The pris- oners who Ilad been lodged in Georgetown juil were taken to- tgcther with the distilling plant to Souris lhy Inspector L W. John son and Jailer Skinner.

GOLDEN‘ WEDDING ANNI- VERSARY; —— A very pleasant evelrf took place on Saturday, Aug 19th at North Carleton when Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Lowtller celebrated weddlhg anniversary. Over Z00 people were present ill- cluditig children, grand-children. Iuotllers and sisters, relatives and ‘friends. each one anxious to ex- tend their llenrtlest congratula- tions to the lhappy couple. David T Lowther and Henrietta Wndnlnn were united in marriage on Jan. 31st. i872 at the residence of the bride's father. Henry Wadmnn Esq, Spruce Hill, Charlottetown. They drove to their home in North Carleton where they have s'nce resided. Eight children were born to them seven of wlhoin are living, Leigh and Harry of North Carleton, Mrs. L‘. E. Lowtlfer. (Ifibpiillfl and Mrs. Ed. (lllrtllner, (fllelton being present. ‘Mrs. Jos. Wright, Vancouver. Mrs. J. E. Matthews, Brandon anti Roy, Tux- ford, Sflfilk were not able to be home but the "inviting of tho (‘FIB- ibrutiou i‘ . i"‘""‘vi=d from Roy co v . l" for fzltl . ' t tllc gilt - i. l \. . l

man tlflfi “l... litAa-iluit ol noun- lulu. Dr. Wa-dlltlm is=a brntlu-l- of Mrs. LUWIIICI‘ alld tllc celebra-

tion was put. off till he could be present. and the day chosen wlls the wedding day of the brltle/s parents. Mr. and "Mrs. Henry Wad- tnan who twenty-five years ago celelbrated their golden wedding in the same place. Very many good wishes were showered on the hnppycouple w-ho Iby the tvny arc as brisk as many younger ones would like to be. Several of the iguests were present nt their mar- iriage fifty years ago. A beautiful |bouquet was presen ed to the Mintde ‘by her little g nd-tlaughtcn [Annie Lowther unil aspects] felt- ilure. 0i‘ tllc heavily llltlen supper Itallic was twn beautifully wedding cakes. Mr. and Mrs. Lowthefs iii-lends. and they are many, join Iin wishng tllnm many happy rc- iturns.

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Mr. P. (3.. Eiitzett, of C. N. R. Mouctou. ls a visitor in Charlotte town.

Mr. Geo Allen, MOXIIPBHI, is on a. business trip to the cltj.

Messrs. J. J. ‘Durlplly and T. T. Trenholm of the C. N. R., Moncton are at present in the city.

iMr. Harry King and family of (Thlpnllln, N. 15., have returned from all tenjoyitble motor trip through the Island.‘ i

The Misses Doris llnll Marion Laird, Stumnlersideantl Miss ilnnzl McLure, Charlottetown spent the

Miss Dorothy Dllcllelnin tilotored Charlottetown Monday after week Ill Alberto/n,

Mrs. Jnhn Pickering and daught- returned to

leath of her father. the late Mr.

lion officers consisted of oil cans,

inf ‘NNII I A BEAUTIPFUL QAY FOR THE HIGHLAND Gathariqg; Come and enjoy a good day's apart. q ‘ 2051-23-11

YOU WILL SURE enjoy your-- self at Carruthefs Cabaret, Mon- tague. on Thursday evening, Aug. 24. from 9.00 p. m. till 2.00 a. in. Special feature attraction. Ladies 50c. Gents 50c.

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND,- Rev Ewen MaeDougall will preach Saturday 26th. at Argyle Shore at _ ‘l p. m. Also Sabbath 27th ut De- Sable at 10.30; Cape, Traverse at 2.30 and Summerslde at ‘I p. m.

RETURN HOME-Mr. and _Mrs. ‘James P. Dunning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stucke and Master Alden iSt-ucke of Lexington. Mass who motored to the Island two weeks ago left Friday on return home. While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brown, New London.

YESTERDAWS MARKET —'l‘ht; market yesterday was fairly well stocked. but owing to the rough weather no fresh flsll were. offered. Butter sold at 38c. eggs 30c. chickens 75c. and $1.00; fluvl {L00 and $1.25. tlilcks $1.50; blueberries 40c, apples 8c dos and peas 35c.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY- The ‘funeral of the late Mr. Isaac ,Murley took place yesterday after- noon from his late resilience, Queen Street, and was very large.- ly attended. The funeral services were conducted by tile Rev. George C. Taylor. The pull bear- t ers were as follows: Messrs. John White. George Gardiner, DJ. Riley, John Wonnacott, and John McKenna. »

BAD RUNAWAY.-— About 11.30 yesterday morning a pail‘ of horses attached tunBain waggoli loaded with coal. took fright on Zower Queen 3L, and started ol ,tltu run, turning down Writer SL. IillNI galloping down allil into the Twat-er alongside Connolly's Wharf.‘ Illere tllc soft ground and ‘heavily

."-rl wagon brought the horses _

‘fie water reaching to Mr. lllld Mrs. \Vlll. llollerlslill. their tracks. The owner of thc Qllllbflfii B K Wllllwll- wm- I'M" IIPfilll. (flu-field Mooresiilo. ot-Oyst- Quebec; R W Pa-lltltar. New lurk; Ier Bell Bridge, tlmharnessed tllc S (I. Lobsnn, Munctoll; S. J. Iiotrrt: {animals and brought them-ho solid C. A. Archibald, Truro; it. M. iground; then with the as I toner.- I-‘aucett, Mom-ton; (imi- A- Eof another pair of llorscsf, “nd :1 Godneuu. Chatllalu; tiltltuile Drown Istout rope, endeavored to Ifiltll in IJOQKQTVIIIU; ‘M. I. Slllitll, and itbe lottdetl wagon, but it cduld not wife, Philadelphia; Mrs. t) I Kcltll The owner, although \V. B. Keith, Si. Jlrhll; Jiampered by wet clothing, W215 Loan, Bristol. Conn; Icompclled to back tlliwsecnnll lnvnil. Montreal; team Into the water anti tljansfcrtllllllllllii Mllry‘ K- his load. Ill turning thel‘cornlll'l\\"lll- Mttllifih, Boston; going down Water st, the i-tltt-illevd. Naulaskct. blues; away horses travelled tllnce on the sidewalk atld, IIISOFPIIUIIIDEI)“.

lTtTtiEL“ ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL

lbe moved.

lug any damage, ; t ‘Moncton; i). Stewart

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qtrett" wedding was sDIGmllIZUlI W- II Plllltl- PIQI-Ulll Jll-"l fut Illgll noon on \Veilnt-.sllay( Aug. Mfllllflilll; _ 9th in st, James (jinn-ch, I'm-ill. S; E. W. ilatlsoti. SIIIIIIIIUYSIIIU Hill ivllell (iztrolllle Agnes Iiiri-ll. MP- llIlfI Mls- L- H- Itlaughtc.‘ of Mr. anti Mrs. II. ll. Illlclllfll". N- Y; Ml“ Blrrll was unitotl ill mllrltlllgc to NEW IIWIIBII. N Y2

Mrs. II. f‘.

ullll Mrs. S. W. IIPIIIISOII, Si. Joilil N. ll; J A. Witikctl. 'i"ol'ollto; it. J. Bclyila, L. .l’ortel', (lily; Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Murray Rive‘; J. M. tliulllltlllit FIIWCPII, Mrs. A J. Mc- Allillll, liostoll; Mr. ztlld Mrs. II. S.

motored ‘tn their fiut-ure home in Milton. 'l‘.lle gifts were illlmcroles and useful litany Illivlng been re- ceived at a surprise shower given the. bride a few evenings before nt tile lhomt-l nf her brother Sydney

Bh-ch Stevens, Mollcioll; it‘. J. Ilutytc. , Tlgllisll; W. Stewart. Washington. WEDD|NQ 551mg ___ A huh.‘ D. (I; ll. L. Btllllpele, Munutoll; 'l‘

W. nut] -Mt\-:. Morris, Jltclt Morris, Penny Morris, (lity; ill. (f. Roach, Toronto; W. lll. hltrrgall. iN. Y. tilt",- Plllll Kirk. Joliu MHDUIIIZIIII, line ton; Lillian (f. lltlnlpttitl, Nl-il‘ Jersey; Mrs. (l. H. Ilissell. \Viii- thrnp. Muss; Siltlic- M. (llllls, Mul-

weddlng took PIIICB in tile First Presbyterian Cllurcll. Vancouver B. 'C.. on July 12th when the pas- tor iltev. J. Richmond (iraig united Ill holy lnatrlulony Mrs. N. l". Lyne 01’ 535 (Jordnva Street tut-e Ella Hicks) to 4M1‘. (fharit-s McDonald

Muck-hula“ of vunarsduh u u vlllo; F. Johnson, 9III\_\VU;_I1;I'IIt!E_4I Both hunks are we“ hhuw“ ma,” Jhrtline, Mrs. dbl-nest ‘JJTIIIIIII, be", of the [first hh,“rhh_ The tlirlthtliti; Austin A. (nsgrove,

ll. ,A. lvuigrove, \\7l>‘.IIIII.!§I.Ull; W H. Seatt, Bartlett, ‘l’. It}. l;.W. Artllur Perkins, Colo. Springs, (lolo; Mrs. ‘H. Angles, Boston; Miss Ailgleli. Button, Mass.

bride was supported by her young- est sister, the charming young wife of Capt. Bodln of tile (lapt- lzlllo while tllc groom was true to Ills life-long Orange jirillcitlllln not only by choosing tllc glorious 12th for the event, but by ltllvil-g Alex. Hall the ‘Sentinel represent-