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Mrs. A. D. Matheson of Dundas

ggre, accompanied by ber eaushter.

Alice E. Mathuss, who has

been spending the past *two-years in Alberts, arrlved in Charlottetown

Charlottetown. Yul- rulisrton rwwluus s mfs; service Bev an lnsiuriut nddfwl

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'Pr’l>?in°s. 'lass resume in faunre (lu part) orsoma erops, and success of others. Hay that pronilad well ll! some sections has been saved, while in others. only half harvested or ‘oben eg.;-ly ent, a total failure. The ¥1,'5i||" ergpg arg much Bbove thi! BVU' 'a`¢s, with ’ plenty of straw in -evi- dsfnee. The 'root and potato crops

,ut G-"ning md sa th sunt. OL; promise well, although some report C-*Ann und Mm ,rw Nd'.on’G|-ay. thlt tural! ldtd lllllltbd did not

ton St. Mrs. Matheson returns short- ly to her home, while Mies Alice leaves for Cavendish, Stanley and Hustlco to spend a few days with friends. _

Rev. lk. DeWolfs,' Prinolhal of Aca- dia Seminary, Wolfville. and Rev., Z. L. Fash, ul Charlottetown, return-J ed yesterday morning from Monta- gue..'l‘hey had been for the past few days attending the Centenary cele- bration of the founding ol the first Baptist- Church in that section, Rev. Dr. IleWolfe preached suitable ser- mons 'both morning and evening on Sunday, end on Monday a visit was phid to the old cemetery where the bones of the old pioneers repose and here an appropriate memorial ser- vice was held. The various seHlcel‘ throughout the entire occasion were well attended and will doubtlog. serve to stimulaw the spirltugll growth of the community. "‘

The following is taken from thc..

Lexington Herald, of Lexington. Ken-‘ tucky, the city`fn which Rev. J. FQ Floyd and Mrs. Floyd of Charlotte- town are the guests of their rela- tives and friends:--H. C. and Mrs. Lancaster of North Broadway, enter- taincd on Tuesday evening with a very handsome dinner in honor of Rev. J. F. Floyd and wife, Mrs. J. S. Floyd and daughter of St. John's, Canada, and Miss Clara Staengle, of Covington, Ky. The colors, red and green, were tastefully carried out throughout the entire lower floor, the table decorations being scarlet sage and ferns. Covers were laid for six- teen, and the guests were: Rev. and' Mrs. J. F. Floyd, R. B. and Mrs. Elliott, Miss Margaret Lancaster, Henry and Mrs. Lancaster, John and Mrs. Elliott, C. S. and Mrs. Kelly, Morgan Elliott.

Further information relative to

the drowning of Alexander Harrison McLean, Harrison River, B. G., on July 31st, explains that the deceas- Bd Wo! cmDl0Y9d Preparing a scow for work and he and Archie Campbell carried a piece of timber 8 by 8 and 14 feet long fron one end of the scow to the other. After they let the tim- ber go Alex stepped hack over the scow and in dropping was stunned and only came to the surface once and could not grasp the pike pole held out to him but sank sudenly. His body was buried on Saturday last at Orwell Head, where his parents reside, and their grief is great at the loss of this noble young man who went west about 5 year ago (U11 of life and energy. The community ex- pressed sympathy by a large con- course at the funeral. The services were conducted by Rev. D. B. Me- Leod, with conlorting words for the parents and frienhs.

Ions Girl wins in Moncton with 2.|9}{.

2.20 CLASS. PURSE' S300.

Iona Girl, McKinnon Drug

Co., Charlottetown. 1,1,4,7,1,

Premier, 2.2015 P. A,

Belllveau, Charlottetown. 3,2,1,2,2,

Ginger, 2.22, Hammond .Kelly, Charlottetown. s,s,1,1,a, Nellie Oaks, Z.2l}, J.

Chisholm, Amherst. 2,3,3,5,4, Nina R., ch.g., 2.265, P.

Doherty, Sydney. 5,4,2,3, Hilda, s., 2.24, alfred A.

Stewart, Charlottetown. 4,7,5,s,

Chahallis, Jr. P. A. Belli-

veau, Moncton. 6,5,5,g_

Nate Aleyone, b. g., 2.24

W. Brickley, St. John. 7,8,6,4, 'time-222;; 2.195; 2.2o;; 2.20;

2.20.

2.17 TROT AND PACE.

Billie 0., 2.1sg, w. pow-

ther, Anherst. 5,4,1,1,1,

Baby Logan, 2.17, Dr.

Johnston, Tignish, P. E. I. 1,2,3,3,2,

l'rlnce Louis, 2.15}, Dan

Steel, Summsrside, P. E. I. 2.1,4,2,4, Master Piece, 2.18, W. V.

Douse, Boston, Mase. 3,3,2,4,3,

Candy Girl, 2.17}, C. Btzanson, Moncton. 4.5,5,dr,

Time-2.19; 2.17§; 2.18}; 2.18};

2.24.

The P. E. Island horses to com-

pete tomorrow are Vesta Boy, 2.05i. Dan Steel, Summerside, and Thought- ful, 2.1l}, Hammond Kelly, Char- lottetown, in the Free-for-all and Cherry Ripe, T. O. Edgett, Charlotte- town, in the 2.40 class.

Rev.,Mr. Taylor of Zion Church tbok the morning service in St.

mme up_. Trees and shrubs have grown greatly and look their best iust now.‘ Flowers have had a great season. roses especially- 9W¢°¢ Pull on the other hand has grown into vines rather than flowers owing to the amoqnt of wet weather. Ptrheps these conditions have had the ‘effect ,ohehecking the Tussock moth, which was a pest last year. ‘Very few of these have been seen so far this sea- son. . '

‘ THURSDAY The= Guardian corespqndebt. has been informed that nwhg in the han

storm pf some two weeksrgd some of the ~fz-irmsrs in the no /side of St. Peters Road, Log 40'-out at the Harbour, have had to cut their

ion of the paper

Sydney exc. (Mrs. Weeks was well

popularity gained in that 'city by Miss Winnifred MacLeod, trained nurse, and daughter oi 'John and

pital is fortunate indeed to have been able to place this work in such

department of social service. z g

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eruptions, clears the complex- ion, creates an appetite,-1 aids

relieves tired

Ins

Moir’s Sweet Wwe is s

Hill Hill’ .

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Csisrxnvmu, 01rr.,Ja.w. 25th, 29;! “For over twenty years, 1 have been

grain for green feed so badly was it uoubkd 'ith Kid", Dinh* um mg

battered down by-the hall. _ _ -r.3¢g¢°,, mid m¢ any noum Q, me $11:

7-'- _` ‘ " _ gopq_ _ The saidmycssewuintufl

TM Fbufth mllllh "'l‘ N°WlDl§\0\‘," I woéd suHer all rn life. I

for the makers og Newsp_apers,"'ll\ib- d tered with different medical men , lished in ‘New ‘Yo _ , in a` _recent isdue lla ilicdf many sdvertiued remedies, gives an excellent photo of James B. but there wsanone that suited my_ case. Coulson, -curculation manager of the Nesilyayenrsgo,Itried“Fru|t~a-tives". Evening Pont, with a complimentary I have been using them nwly all we write up. Mr. Coulson"ls 5 native of “UW Sil\°°» “nd Um 8l5<l¢°“Yu'“I*m this Province and went to the United cured- I have no ir°u\>l=_ uuvvjvithluy States in 1889 where he has made a KldU°'Y’ °“d_I K§°"F\l;‘“f'°'u"°*"“}g name for himself in newspaper work. °"°d5l; °l dilmf hat t ° d°°t°"' “P

He has been on the Post for twelve 'M "“s‘°S5‘b ff- I “li °¢V¢”t1'3*¥ years durin which time the clrculat- Y°”" °l md mn il’ 6'* ch” hunky `

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has been doubled. G50' W' B“xI‘EY°

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Among the interested spectators at M31 ¢l°°|,*;if9 °f5S”§t¢;‘af°¢*llP¢°f PNN

the Championships at the Ahegweit bi' .““"*" "°° LW" vom”

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S‘arsa§p'af ,ll lah “‘ Cures all blood' humors, ali?

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fl:°“‘?g§ _;';B§};1°"é°tI§?3:“H1g€§e‘§;:‘ Professor R. M. McLeod Shearen ug 0, Horton Acédem in connemun and his sister Minn shennen of Edin- wllth Acadia Universityy Wolfville. Mr. b“"gh~ S°°tl°“d» *“`° Visiting their Howe holds two Maritime records, “”°1° Nell M°L°°df K' Gu 0! Bum'

21 merside, Mr. Shearen is professor of

th" °' the '“°“l“§ebr°°d iff” 'it 3. Mnthernntien in Heriot watt college,

(1 Y. d . 6 5

,§;,,.f,," ,,,m1905 a,,§“§906s ,e,,,,,c,_ affiliated with the Edinburgh Univer- ively. Mr. Howe is well remembered HWY- Tl1°¥ P\l!'P0B€_1¢|W1l`lE OD N' here where he has competed a num- l-Um the first Week 111 September- Mr- bu- of times and his many friends ‘McLeod and Professor Shearen were were delighted to see him again. lu Cl1l\fl°f»¢°t0W“ Y°Bt¢l'f18y.

M,-,_ Margaret weeks (nee Andrews) A meeting of those interested in the rslict of the late Foster Weeks, pass- Martin HP-Y T°dd¢l` WHS mild in UW ed away' at the home of her son; oiiicc of M. C. McGowan, Whiin Road Rev. John -W. Weeks, Rigby Road, Cross. on Saturday evening. August nhnmy after midnight nn sninrany. 17U1~ S- M~ Mufti" ouuuuiud the 'run inte Mrs. weeks was born at chair and save an exwnded_ account Northwest Arm nearly ¢;ghty_um° of the development pi the invention years ago and has lived in Sydney 3m10“'J°mE Bl- l-5° 9°-U15 time l’-he for Ove;-.fm-f_y .yearn The qenggged' completion of the machine stating leaves two sons, Rev. Dr. W. W. that it WHS Securely PI‘0i°¢l50d by P8- weeh, and R¢v_ J, W_ weeks' both tents. `l»ie cordially thanked those 0| whom are now in England, and who had co-operated with him in a two daughters, Mrs. Charles Duma- financial WHY and f°°°m'me”d°d that ,-e,q_ and,_M,-s_ Annie Lewgs, The re. steps be immediately taken to serure mains will be interred in Hardwood incorporation. Accordingly the fol- Hm Cemegery on Tuesday after. lowing provisional Board ol Direct- ,mom The request is made by the ors was elected, namely:-Ma1co1m.C. relatives that there be no sewers- MCGOWHH. farmer uud merchant- Pfe-

sident and member of Board of Di-

known in this pmvince_) rectors; John E. McDonald. farmer,

_..._ \ Vice-President and member of Board

The Guardian notes by the Van- of Directors; Samuel M. Martin, couver World the great success and' farmer. S¢U'¢l»Bl`Y`T1'°55“l`°l` and mem*

ber of Board of Directors; Malcolm D. Martin, farmer, member of Board of Directors; Miles Martin, physician,

Mm. McLeod, of chnrlnttetnwn. Minn member 01 Board of Directors- The M¢Le0d has had charge of the soda; Directors were instructed to incorpor- service department '01 the General ate under the corporate name of "The Hospital siuce'May 20th and her un- Martin. H05' Teddef 00-- Ltd-

tiring eiiorts for the wellfare of his "'”" _ patient is most encouraging. The ex- '"5 t¢l¢KfBm was received yester- cmmge in speaking of the young lady day morning stating that the body _saysz-"Whether directing and plana- Of th°..`1°t¢ Bt°"u“5 D““°‘“ had been ing at her office desk“or engaged' in "”°°°"°"q 011 B““d°¥ cud in 'being for- actual visiting Mis, MM,L,,0d»s days warded to the home ofihis sister Mrs are a continual round of busy activ- Wm' 'M°L'°°d' Calgary' when it Wm ity." she deals with the han wsu 11° i“¢°"°°- Th°1°*° MP- D““°°“ whose entire recoverv is hindered by F"°d"Fl*°d -‘mm Manitoba C°u°5° Wony and gets at the mot of the three years ago and completed a four ,trouble relieving and planning in a 7°". °°“"° in three rewlvmg th” remarkable way the comfort and ease d‘?¢r°° °f _B-°'°h°1°" °l Arte' Dmlng of the patients. Many warm tributes tbl' tm” h° _w°“ *‘l"°° m,°d“l° “nd of praise are given her and the artl- l‘W° .5°h°l§r5'hu’“ “ng tl” hi' 2°” `cle concluded as follows:-"'l‘lle Wo- in °°u.°g°‘h°.wa' °_ mor °t t 9 .°1' man’s auxiliary of the General Hos- 1°” J°-"maid Dlfrii'-5~ ms. nr" 7°"

since

Hlss Mahoney of Hlllfslwhohal

visiting Hammond and Mrs.

land on return this morning

. _.-

B. It-McKAY. llrs. Helio! and lit- tlwson ol Haverhill, lass., are the guests' of John and Colilngs, Br , Charlottetown.

has broken the ladies' record' Province `in howling bis. Pius Y. M. O. A. Alleys. Her score

was

number of athletes from the

who took part in the cham-

sports in Charlottetown last accompanied by their ad- lsft orrrsturn this morning.

.A few are remaining here for' B few fdsys. `

A 'James M. S ilarebrl gs who has

I1 E been visiting in this Province for nearly two months, is at presentvis- 'lting his brother.. Henry Square- fbrlggs, 116-. Weymouth St., Char- lottetown. and willleavs Saturday morning for Boston -where he - has been living for s number olyearl.

‘ A very pretty' wedding of much in- terest took place this morning in Bt. -'Bernard's Church at six o'e.lock when Mila Kats Murray became thehrids' of William Fitzpatrick of the I.0.R.‘ The wedding' was very quiet owing to the recent bereavement in .the family. The ceremony was _performed by Rev. Father Duke. The hallpy couple left on a wedding trip to Halifax and other N. B. points and P. E. I. The large number of costly and beautiful presents testify to the high esteem in which the bride was held. The groom's gift to the bride was a handsome bracelet.-Moncton exc.

(Special to the. Guardian.)

MONCTON, N. B., `A\lg, Z1-'1‘o-

day's races on the Moncton track brought out a record attendance of spectators, the fine warm day and the fast fields furnishing the drawing power. ,

Four heats were necessary in each class to divide the money. The favorite Frank Patch won in

the Free For All quite comfortably but the speculations were badly out in placing Lady Halifax favorite in the *2.40 pace. ,Cherry Ripe owned by T. C. Edgett, Charlottetown, and driven by Jack Irving wonieasiiy, his faultless style and gait being ad- mired by the spectators.

I-le would have won in straight

heats but .for s break in the first which handicapped him fully one hundred yards, Notwithstondinl this hsfinished. s close third within a length of the winner.

Cherry looked good for two twenty

or better as he finished each heat eas- ed up.

Mr. Edgett, who was formerly a

Moncton boy, is receiving many con- gratulations from his friends here. .

In the Free for All Vesta Boy, own-

ed in _Summerside and driven by Dannie Steele. went an excellent race and showed flashes of his old grand circuit speed. Had he been able to put in his‘ first quarter faster he would have won as he would mow _down the space at the finish and he was almost up to the winners. . In the first heat of this .zrace Jack Irving had B narrow escape. He was driving.Gallagher, whose sulky broke down precipitating Irving, who for- tunately escapsd without injury. ' Six island horses out of a total bi twenty seven starting won five hun- dred and ten dollars oi the twelve hundred hung up. .

Summary: -

` ' FREE FOR ALL.

.Frank Patch,', blk,g., 2.13}, J. Adams, Halifax. Z,l,1,1, Spooney Boy, b-S-, 2.10.

P. Doherty, Sydney. 1,2,2,4,

Vesta Boy, ,ch.g., 2.05i,

Dan Steel. Summerside. 5,5,3,2,

Pearl Pick, b.m., 2.12};

Bezanson, Moncton: 3,3,4,ll,

Lronsrd Wllkon, Gallagher and Os-

wego Boy also started. .

Timo-2.155; 2.15; 2.17; 2.16.

2.40 PACE AND TROT.

he broke the record for poll vaulting' ` Cherry Ripe, h.g., T. 0.

and broad 'jumping and secured the

capable hands as Miss McLeod's and .‘Ai A' A' champidnship’ lm' mei thu; to have instituted the much needed ‘|“`°Vi“°°5' Mr' D““°*-"1 'gm ““t'°

from the Summerside High School at the

of fourteen years, winning

eneral’s Medal for

Ai. the age of 15 the P. W. O. and - eceiv ular

r e areg

the

vlcv

removed to Win-

1906. The par-

sre as followi- 'batlng with ,~a .when n squall

upsetting it -" and

occupants ,into the wat- swam ssliora and it is -deceased

. '°u°‘ uY°“'.' "lu

of _

little

of just the right delicacy of

perfectly

smart , popular of

shqrbet it is one of

Cha lottetown. 8,1,1,1,

Role W..‘ b.m2; P. A. Belliveau, Moncton. 1,3,'l,4, Caudie C. ‘ 12.2.3.3. Lady Halifax, blk..m., L. Aksr, Halifax. 4.4.3.3.

Derby, Governor, Tommy Cotter ai-

so started. ` Time-2.25; ,2.24§; 2,2414 2,25. ‘ ,__ _

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Martha Chappelle, Oharlottv-

(1 .

Tl.” collar ide; ¢V¢l' .ne_w

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".to'bnuon. and gives»ihe` "fredii dlléfzl.-` rnucli ` A ' in

:it

To work on ,Con struction- at EAST1 ERN CA-RWORKS ' New Glasgow. »

Steady work and'

Apply to Super-L

intendapt.

EASTERN CAR Wllllli

_~ New Glasgow. N. S;

7, xo, MS3i ES gi. 4

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seater? 'rsuonns 'norman t n the

unders gned. and endorsed, " I e der for

iilxtenzilon to Breslrwsier at Sourls, P. E -.’ wi I be rscsiveu st this office untlf 4 D.m-. on Wednesday. September gi, 19 Z fear the cons ructlon ol an Extension to li) 1% Bisplnaa at Sourls. Kinks County. . . s an . _ Plans, speciflosgsn and form of contract can he seen and rms of tender obtained at this Department and at off~cns of Jas, B- Hess , Ihsq, District E glneer fhsr-. ‘ lottetpw . P. 1:.. l., U. ld. W. odwsll- Eaq., District Engineer, Halifax, N. S.. and on - gpilufatlon to the Poslmasier at Bouns,

Persons tendering are notified tha tenders will not be considered unless made on l._he printed forms supplied. sud slknsd with their _actual signatures stating their occupations and glacss ol rfsidsnce, ln the case of firms i e actual s gnaturo. the *nature of the occupation and pines of res dence of each member of the il mu t h

rm s sglven.

Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on s chartered bank, f

p. ` l -

s a 3 to the order of the Honours is 4 ghghglnlster of Public Works squ l to tin per cent (10 c ) of the amount of he ten ner. which wlll_bs forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract , when cs sd upon to do so, or ii}l| to com- u plete the wo k contracted for. I the tend- gr hid not accepted the cheque willbs re- . ur . , The Uepaltment does? not bind itself to accept thsBlowest or any tender.

Ul’ BT.

n B. 0. DESRO0IgEgB£ r ,

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Department ig Public Works. ‘ Y

ttnwa, Augus"l4, 1012. .

Newspaper! will not be paid forthls nd- vertlsement if they insert it 'without

mmi. g

Before Uslnj ,

recommended.. Cr tldlec it cl

q ,

uthoritv from the Dapsrnm ant. -101 50. \

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" DR J. WOODBURY_’S HORSE LlNIMENT& DR I..WOOD.‘3Ul\Y'El CQNDITIQN _

POWDERS wilisave and preserve -the life of your horses. Their, n-e will cure and prevent .the diseases common to horses. such as Coughs, Colds, Distemper. Gln'-dere. Spnvlns, Pink Eye, Splints, Curbs, Enlargements, Cracked Hoof, Kidney Troubles. Fev- rs, Cuts Soressiid. will remove bunches of all kinds. `

Use this pre¥:hisil6h,illdr¥ughly for all s|:d`eve|»y disease oi the horse h

V judging it en l\’s xneriis you will compelled to endorse in '~ _ * ~ '

-H. L- P7. , ' f',,_~,f .. »

Tasty. 'Plll‘¢, Sllarlilihg. !l_i\!!i]0l‘h_llllU 4

Simmon's Beverages are best. Try 0l1¥ Glllkel' A.l°i 0551!*

Phosphate. Sarsaparilla, Vino, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger

Beer etc. V ` '

G. H. SI MMONS .

7.23 Mimi Sep. 30. Charlottetown. = ,

\ _ n. y L .. __-

good pay. ` ' A » » - in

in V _ ' l I1

_1--. . 5

New F all

. bwtmgs Are Here

t We have just received an advance line of the fall

suitings for men and women. 1 ‘

Tweeds and worsteds mostly in all the shadeséof

grey, brown, green, fancy mixtures and stripegeifects. They are particularly neat and bound to please those who want something exclusive.

We have also received direct from the old count-

ry a line of cashmeres _in all shades of grey and fancy mixtures. These goods form a part of an exhib- it that was reviewed by King George V.`and Queen .Mary last summer. ,

Call around and see these new fabrics. ,

.lollll Mclcod &.C0

~ 171 Queen Sircci 4

cunts

sl'l-Iirrs .

‘ curbs

svavius, y ENl.Alti.l:Ml:N'l`5

couous » C.0.l»l>S. nm' rick

ness

rou nl-:ns

DSO? »Cnrefnlly watch. mark shdnoieitaeilecfs

rnsrmosfats. 2