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p. A. llacifinnon "p" Lin. ors of the Vim! F08 R p11 Norwood Road neargfllb lottetowfl. P. E. I. are" pared to sell s. limit l. I her of foxes and ranc "tli fa (or parties if they w dea The Vinny Fox Radiih

established in the ‘

1919 and has 89 pair ‘o , _. es 21 of which are o ed by» lfeasrs Prowae i hclfthe ». non and the balan a 1 _ boarders. The raitoh

as been one of. thanio t abe- eeufui in the provide, this year. The 89 pairs hive to- day 97 llviill D129! 01' an 10r- age of 31-! to the pair. 111s we tbuttrwill compare favor- ably with any ranch in‘ the province having strictly 101a pun I .. Tho policy of the, manage- meat was to select till vet‘! best foxes that money could bnyand feed the very beat food. Results have justified this course. The number of pairs can be ranched will he limited to fifteen "so'par-' ties who desire to take pd- vantsge of _thls unpaid speak

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Courses leading to degree! In, ts. separate in th '. all from ole for men. but n identi-

dggreea in residence

l conditions; and to sic.

3 Ap lications for _ oud he made early as Tacom- ation in tho College is ,1 tufted.

ll- ii. Hervey f‘

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75d

" alto‘ be sold at their 1:14.11». y

_. the outward passe, gers by

’ Mass, Miss liter. ~ Buigsr,

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. 1U My... " ittsltrurs a _ than Au- lllltilfilrth‘ the _ an, of ink- lettei- ‘met at tllflfu liiiiof Ira.

_ _ r the ltitziltiliy m3:- lng ofltheii- tiatltptdtu p me p. ti», and three visitors c ere pro.

.the' ‘set ' ‘ ill’ t‘ nor ‘i t1.’- d vi 51hr wclvty.‘ "réfttisli ‘fir:

ll VII decided to rlifllfl it star.

" < Newmorlbfor theiaembnrs, is the

ttllettttttl audniaif llp-‘ilf materi-

‘a-vtiiroite iITUNNfAmoilg , the .car ferry on Satur ay were Mr.

, mu liars. Frank Tiipiin, ‘Mr. and * v rim Mrr- Earl Tttpltn. Riisbhiilh- Ttip- t" ' -

lin, and Mr. Roland Tupllil oi sum mersldiyeu route. to Michigan "he". "my intend to -t-eside_ Mr. “ck inilyle. L01 't'_ to Boston. w f 1 “w” | "l it. till return to Ilevcrley Mass and Mrs. 'JUsuph‘."'Df)ylc_ an two Iilllllilftil- who hdd Lbgpn visiting friends at Glcngstgtg, olj-fgium ,0 libel}- home .ln Bro yo, N. Y, My ‘Doy e having returned home two weeks lilo-Al. .

-—A "PITIFUL CASE-Tile eldi-r iv Wtlmitit‘ wlttrwtis brought to the Prince County _.la.ll on Wcducsday last. charged with breaking into n resldt-nco neat- Albci-ioii, in the local prflid) tlitl" lint 0611111111 "lyrrime in her owaestimatlon, ‘ill rfillltl’. she brokgritttohrr own former residence which had been

llililiril till, it is l-atloier a sad case, “be ignmalln"llfieddflklaodaiddlrbbfled 0 " 9 ‘f! Bf‘ y v l} j i‘ lids "rarely a case tiia 11115111111100; i I ll

..-wsbomo Ill-Llr-A my pretty but quiet weanling took Inlet-e at Arlington. on Atigustzsth ‘at thc home of thc bride's mother, iMrs. John Callaghan. when her daughter l-‘loroncc Jr Dennis and Harry D. Linklottcr n1 Linltiaticr were united in- maJi-liiize-by the groom's brothcrylle A '0, _5_ hlnk- letter of Chicago, ill. The brldc was given away by lier brother. Mr_ will Dennis, dhrllooked pret- ty in a blue travclling stilt with hilt to match. BefnreJit-r marriage the bride was given a shower at the ltousc of Mr. W. F‘. Srliurtnail by lier girl friends and fellow workers of the firm of Sinclair and Stewart’ After li-ditlnty luncheon the happy young coliblelllillilfiid i" Port Bot-deli and left on the altcr noon boat for a short trip through Nova Scott's -After' llvrlr rrlllf" reside at ltlnkletter. Their friends loin in wlshltls llllllll a happy married life.

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- Th9 following clippingirom tt Montreal exchaniieflwill be lli" l"""'" est here as Mr. Itoddick la a first 13mm“ “huh. {whet-t Thompson Miller at outcom- -- - l With the vdogor of John Rodiiick of 51x Portage-s Que disappears the last of the old-time lumber- it}; kings at the gtutegu. its: rna e e .

'§.°fs§"1‘1§1§§l»d~. éoiiderii iacludiut; [model farms, stores and immense pine cedar and spruce limits. ills word was law to armies of men- For years after the lrfllt Allillllcl"

giimour Hamilton, Hall and other]- firms gave up their farms a? gm," Mr, poddick molntaincd tit.

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well-known and finely enslave“ business at the Sixes and his stori lng character. his quiet blit- 97°52" ‘we wanna; and wlpflcOiilflVill Sllfl ‘m1 he greatly misled. lie ctrlme (i; a 1111a" old family tram" N" °‘"‘ land of which the eminent lllflilil“ Sir Thomas Rodtiick- of Montreal is a well-known them-her. His unas- saming demeauolvr could llill all"; ceal the warm syllillilllill" 5°“ ° the true, thoughtful lover II ill-l kind which 01169811911459‘ 1° ‘m m“: knew 111m well although 1t did illi- vspq, the general ltiibliil "till" "i; cording him the Pllbllc 9°!‘ m‘ which his talents entitled him-

_»,__. wsootuo saute-A pretty ‘wetldingtook place in the Pleillll‘ terian Church. Mount Stewart on the 25th. when Elsie Elmira dausll‘ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Artetnas Cooki‘. (Plsquld) became the bride of 111;‘- Clarehca Coffin, Rev. .. C. Mtigllll prefortning the cerem ny. tr church was beautifuli decorated by m9 young lady fr ends of the ‘bi-lilo. Tho bride entered thc church on the srm ,0! lief flllll" to the strains o! the wedding March played by MlssrToombs. Site wasbecomlnli)’ dt-e sed iunwhite satin. richly trlmm . with Iilvil‘ lace, wearing the veil. and orange blossoms and "carried a bouquet. Hhe was attended 41! M“! 9°" Duuglag who was pretiily dressed in pale blue silk trimmfldwith sold lace; the lt-oout WM llillwltfi b!’ hls brother. __Aftax,the ceremony. upwards to one hundred and twen- y guests assembled at the brides bottle whore ah elaborate supper has served in Mrs. Cooke's usual good style, the house and tables being tastefully decorated in white and pink. Tho groom's present til the bride was a chock, -also one from the father and mother vi‘ groom. They were the recllf-vlllll ‘of many useful end valuable pre- sents. iacludinl silverware, cut. ‘Iggy. chips, and table linen. The

‘ friends of,both wish them a ions

and happy wedded life.

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iorrcloeod and durlaghef absellce ,ir tltc windows and rioqrs, had bccn

otild sea alter,‘ 111a province smile .s . 1 owns a place where audit bitdplc are cared ion-fl. ; . _

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" after an application or ' do rine. you can not iind a fall Wliair or an; dandruff. besides ev hlir

shows, new life. vigor, brig tam. marl‘, color pail thickness. ' ~--_._;._g_§,..

“ WEDNESDAY ~ "ldf- $.11. Raynor luff. .- on Tuesday morning for Moti- Bill Otawa, Toronto, - " New

York. and other points ._.ii1. con- nection with the siiverJbt a d tur billliieaa. and, will incl enta ly noon s. day or two at the brunt-i Elihl itltihqhdi. Rayner "reports lgiit inprovcment -in tlits

rui- bilsltle 1 and, with the citti

tit-t e strl e by the opal-storm»: the aw Your 1111- mantifldtiifcfu

i111 at 1- decided impr-"vsmsm in» i. situation iv expec ed. Mr. Raid’ wit coiifer with tits it-rat ins , elIntAtlvcsof-tlie tui- ia- dustry-rln Montreal and New Yorir and {bpi-esentutivcs of the Iiotidmi Audi ott Houses, utid wlliyrpi-ttrn with" up-tii-the-lniiillte lnlorifiation.

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i The schooner Maggie May Cab- talit ,_l._owo while cntprlng‘ Char- llottetowa harbor with a, cltfgo of fcotl from Sydney ran ashore on Murphyks ilolnl, on Monday_ night abou-i midnight. Tltc véssol which is a scliooncr of about 120 toils has a fiuli cargo of coal for C. Ly- ons & Co. .

Efforts were motlc all day ycstcr 11s.! by motor craft to have the vcs- sel floated but without success. it ls lopcd with the uld o‘! a tug to flout her at next high titlb- ‘

This" was Captain Lokvcs first trip to Charlottetown. l-le belonlii to Newfoundland.‘ This was also the first trip of the vessel hero.

‘ed. lt is not known to what extent the vessel ls lnlured. ._

Messrs. Percy W. Turner, .1. -n. Taylor, B. n. ltoltaan. and C- Leonard McKay, delegates from Hill. city . to the Grand Lodlo Knights of Pytllias, at Woodstock. N. 13., have returned. They report that the convention was s grand success, about 200 delegates from "all parts of the Province being present. Mr. B. R. 11011111111101

in] elected Grand Prelate. It is‘ 11.1- teresting to record that the next annual convention will be held in Charlottetown in August licxt and there is doubt but that tho lslantl will live up to its reputation and give the visitors a time they will never forget or regret. The local back in Mr. C. L. McKay's cur, 1o cd, while not the slightest ac- ci ent occurred to mar the pleasure of the journey. .

Omthe ruorlaing offrhursday. m!" gust 3 inst. r. Alexander ‘BuElF nnnaa a highly esteemed citiioti of Clyde passed peacefully away at the age of 67 years. _, . l"

The deceased _ad no§_.,becn 111 very good health r r sontc onflis. but kept nlovlngjabout. lti on the day on which ho died ho was walking "bout thc house. The tami- 1y wcro repttriug for breakfast when sonic one was hoard to fall on tho veranda. On going to the door they found that MrrBuch- nation had dropped dead. Medical nld was at once summoned but all in vaia. Tlic Spirit had taken its flight.

Besides a sorrowlng ‘wife Mr. Bucha-nnan leaves to mourn the loss o! a kind ‘and thoughtful fat-her [no sons and four daulltlttrs. The sons are David of Lake Lsloue, Benjamin, of Charlottetown; Lloyd. George and Aldon oi Clyde; anti tho daughters are- Mrs. Angus Mc- Leod, New Bedford, MaesJ Mrs Alden Bagusll Radisom. Rank,

es Nctiie of New Redford, Mites, a d Edith at home ‘i

‘Mr. Burhunnun will be ttitlcli missed not only in his own ltornu but also in the whole countryside whore lie was widely andfavorably known. To his home all _ worthy comers received n hearty? wel- ~come and he was held lh high es- tccnr by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. t

large on: was held on Saturday August 1th and was conducted by Rev. R. ll. Stavert. The pall-' bearers were Messrs. biammond

liffe. W. F. Stevenson, Fred Weeks Mill Atliltis Nicholson. . interment was in"tl1e i-lartsvllle

cometary. - i

John Richard, of DeBlois still tion Prince County, we; arr-camp at Borden on Monday by Constable Boll of Albany, on the charge of assaulting this father, Alexander

to his father's farm residence bani and outbuildings onflunday night. Accordilll Rn prsviliat reportt

flusnce of liquor got into a quarrel with his father over a horse with-k

_ age and married and

_ i110 Itilltle flsainst his father's w1a11-

u: in ‘lie scuffle which ensued the

father was very rou ly handle1i| though fortunately b was not seri- ously injured and w-la able w go_ tot Tignish" the next day. l

i The timing of the house= and farm b' lld iigs occurred shortly after then liar-rel.

i 1t, is also reported young Rich- are "that some evening went to the

ihoine ofiils rother Joseph where vthilo" into‘; cateii, he created a.

disturbance and broke the windows

of the house. _ ‘

l The accused is" about 2t! years of

‘lived withil .1 Y I

his father. v . 1 Word was afterwards sent to the Attornfortleneral 1n Charlottetown rel-atlas tile circu 1.1 cee and stating .1111‘ Itichpigljfillq ‘Tloft-tltu vicfnltylap was cvltlchltly bound for.‘ 1101-11811 with tho 1111911111111 of ‘leaving the island. _ _- _

l 'l\fie"clis'l0ms officer at Borden Mr. Charles Mscdoaaid. and the captain of the ol-r-fcrry steam?!‘ were instructed to detain the 11c- cused tin-til the arrival of the con- . stable.’ ' ~ I Upon. his arrival nl the steam- er he was detulticd until lionstullle Bell arrived from Albunyst-nd plat:- ed him under arrest, taking l1in1 to Summereide whore he now awaits trial.

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_, THURSDAY- ' .

14 vsatta Assume. —-Mr. Fred Mclficod and ‘soil Wilson of GilFlWlli N. ._ are visiting John T. McLcotl_ Chestnut Si. Mr. McLeod has 9n unseat from the island fnurt-on years and tnicits that the lama-l ls the prettiest. place i1.’ has sclin, yet. ,

WIATHER FORBCABt-idolm lowing is the weather forecast for Seiptemborz-lst to 3rd damp. disngresble. 4th to 7th clearing fair. 11th to 10th pleasant, 11th 10' 15th rough, stormy. 16th to 18th unscttled- 111111 to 20111 cool, 21st to 25111 windy spell. 26th to 27th cloudy. 28th to 30111, cool.

A GREAT ATTRACTlONq-PThe Courage of Marge O‘Doone." shown in the Prince Edward Theatre last night elicited much favorable com- mcflt from the large audience in tit- iendanco. Tho picture is exceed- ingly realistic. thrilling and brand new as to conception and plot. it ish series of thri-lls from bcgiririing r to end and any one wlin loves tho great ouf-of-doors and its most thrilling" possibilities should soc this picture this" ariternpo 1i

I the last time.

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The cargo of coal is fully insur- | Augustus

Charlottetown had the honor oi bc-I

Kiiifthte Journied to Woodstock and,

The funeral which was a vory'_

Bilflfillil. Jonn Craawell, John Cut: ,'

Richard and also with letting tin.- i

the prisoner while under the in-,'

tho son wanted to take out oft

evening when lt will be sliqwn r,

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lOYLAN-TRAINOIL-A dproity wedding took place on August thc 25th in St. Patrick's ChurchjFort wlicii Laura Ellzztbntli Trainor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ’i‘rulnr>r of Iinsion bcuzilnc tho ltr-tle of Raymond Bnylan, son; of Mr. and Mrs. John lloylan" of; Auburn. Thc pastor Rev. A’. J. McDonald, performed tho cere- mony. The bride looked pretty,

and woifo a gown of white silk lcrepedechlnc and a veil of Brus- ' notl." tl-ler sister Margaret

|Trainor was bridesmaid and wort“

,_n gown or-roso pink and mauve shot taiftauoMr. Ambrose Callaghan ‘was best mien. The music during the muss was played by Wlflflm

lMcDoliuild iM L1 A‘., aQlo Illso “played the wcdrllng march from |W'akner's Lt-llengrin. After a

pleasant drive and dinner at tho bride's home the party drove to Ithelr future home at Auburn where they were greeted by numerous friends and relatives. The evening wtrs pleasantly passed in music dancing. Presents to the bride

eyefy moment o; (h, mp “in; an. {were many and valuable. Best wish-

cs for a happy future.

oeuonrirui. TlMir-The mime

" tel" scours and ciambsko given by

some Q1 the summer residents at 3165i? Jffiflit Monday-- night was one of the most pleasant and suc- cessful events of the season at this popular Jen rt. Shortly after eight o'clock t" Letlstw 0i the Cgoes and a 1i her of Visitors avrlvcilfiifonr. h ictty. in the lurid qliiro of d-he Bllflit the blind dis- coursed several excellent selections After the ciambnke was thorough- ly enjoyed by the large ntllnlicr or visitors and residents Pmlwlll- All repaffcd to "Rest ile Cottage" occupied by" Mrs. . McEachern and family. Here e occasion w-zts

taken advantage of by thc menib- -

ers of thc band to present an ad- dress atui well-filled pursc to Ml‘- Walirr Trulnor thc popular loud- i-r of tlie bind who this mornfnil becomes one o! the llflllillilillll l" an interesting ovcnt and later loav- es to take up his home in 11w United States. Mr. W..l. Broader»: of Delllols Bros presided Ind ilw address was read b)’ MP A- 34'3" Mr. Truiuor who was token total- ly unawaros b11t briefly replied expressing his appreciation of this token of good will. Afterwards dancing was indulged in for B01118 time thc Loague. Band render- ing cxccllontmuslc. Cakqkand cof- fee wcre served. by Mrs. .11. Mo‘ Eachrn Mrs. 1.. KelLY. Mrr- A-J- Biffin, Mrs. B.» Craig, the Mi“?! Kelly and Murphy.

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Auccletimi. ovsitxripn ——ll‘ra.ncie Robinson 5“ year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Robinson, Pope Road, successfully underwent a severe operation or Pus ap- pclidicltls in the P. C. Hospital this Monday morning.

—PORT_ INTRlE8-—Schr. Eu- ranla. Capt. Allen, from Plctou, with Railway coal, Strathconit. Capt. Boswell, Railway coal, Har- ry 5.. Capt. Dupliseey, lumber from Miramicbi for Schurman Co. clear- ed. scbr. A. C. Ncwhall, Capt. Sum- hel with 2010111; hard coui for Port Elgln. H

—WAITING FOR LOWER PRIC- cs-Altliough thc "prcscrvint: "turmoil" is now on, and many re- il-“ris to lilo effoct that the prici- "T sugar in on the (Incline, wltilc ill" ttctlvltics o1’ sugar speculators ttrt- JIIlIIlfllPd to b1» responsible for ll sh arrives. it mnv or just etuietf tltztt. economical llfllliiewlvcg "r13 pnitlnt! un their fruit without sit-

Slir till the fruit is placed on tho table. H .

The Anucl of Death visited thc home of Mr. 11nd ‘Mrs. Joint T. lira-w- lcss, at Little River, lllltl czillm] from thclr midst 0n August 21 iiiclr cltirst and dearly beloved sou P8201" Joseph r at "the early ago of lwrnly-nnc ycars.

DQ091180‘! had been in falling llvillllt for tho past thrco years -'nd although not seriously ill yot the tltrend of llfn wit! gwiduwlly “lliirlllfl "Wily, for the best of tnetllr: al skill could not stay the hand of death and fortified by the lost rites of lhu Holy (lttliollc Church, lie peacefully breathed his last. _

Ho leaves to mourn besldes his paroittt three brothers and two sisters: John Patti \Vnll1:l‘, Lor- glta arrl Hilda, also an uncle losoph who resides with the iltml-

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Tho funeral which was largely attended took placo on Sunday 22ml when all that wars fnortal of a kind and loving son and brother wore ltiltl to rest in St. Francis (femo- tcry thcro i0 await a glorious re- surrection. Tito pail-bearers were J.A. Steele, Peter C. MacDonald Alfred MacDonald Alex. MacDon- ald, J.D. Stccle and Nell Muc- Cormuc.

A loving c110 from us ls gone A volco we loved ls stllled A place ls vauint in our home. which never can be filled.

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--F'lf\-E NEW RE8|DENCE.-'l‘l1o tint! new residence of Mr. G. R. Mt:- Malion, Kcnslntgton. has boon (!"lil~ pletcrl. "Tho contractor and build- er Mr. Willis Warren, Su-tiliiu-t" sldc- has t-vcry TFJSOII to rot-i prowl of his work. The effect on the mind as ono views tho building is one ul‘ atlitilrutlotl. Tito llOiisu 51.111111‘; on tin 1111111111119 at the north of tho town and overlooking it. ’l'l1c hit-1- ding is two oral tmu-iialf sturit-zt hl-p roof slzo 30x33 with an aimix 14x12 to-suppleihent the kitchen. Muliion windows admit light 1a abundance and illuminate un in- terior that is" a revelation of loveli- ness. All thc apartments are pro- vided that constitute a well appoin- tcd house and they are supplcmcnt- _ ed by the most a-pprovorl 10Liliii"1;. i The finish is British Columbia flint beautifully clear and harmonlzingt naturally with tlte nlcoly pullshm hardwood floors. The halls arc up- to-date in every respect and the stairway lead to sonlctlting othvrlul. The pantry is placed and finished to scrve in cvcry possible manner a well provisioned house. Electric lighting and modern heating systems are installed as well as a 609N111“ water system. Mr. and Mrs. Mc~ Donald and family will have every convenience to enjoy the Evening of lifc.—\'.