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pent a day with his father, D. G.Cam- ron, formerly of Montague, P. E. ls-

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Wright, 1205. 15th Ave. West, on his way to England to rejoin his regiment, King Edwards Horse. the Kings Ov- erseas Doiniiiion regiment, formerly known as the Kings Colonlals. Mr. Cameron is second in command of 0. Squadron, composed of Rhodes Scholars and colonial undergraduates attending Oxford and Cambridge. Mr. Cameron was attached to the King"s‘ Royal Irish Hnssars in 1909 and holds certificates from the School of Musk- etry. Hythe, Kent. as musketry ln- structor and Maxim Gun' Instructor in the British Army. Before the out- break of hostilities, Mr. Cameron cab- led his regiment offering to serve ou the continent in case of war. ln re- sponse last week he received the mes- sage: "ltejoin your coniuinnd in King l-Idw:-ird's Horse," an intimution that thc regiment goes to the front. Mrs, l‘anierun and infant daughter accom- panied him to Montreal from which port lic sailed on ine S. S. Audaulan on thc 29th lust.

WEDN ESDAY.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Tlie very sudden

deiiih occurred Monday evening of Air. Charles .~\. McGregor, of French Itivcr. Hc met with an accident while working in his field. it is supposed ie was run over by a reaping niacli-

wiiig found. lie leaves a large fam- lv of t-ight 1-liildrt-ii.

l inc :ind died almost iniinediately utter l i

MOTOR SPRINKLE R.-The present

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‘ ‘ _ `- ,‘_- ___ __ _ ;.i_-_:_-__:,. wsooiuc Betts.-st. Aim-s `= _. ".¥_'-f;_,`-~`:- (`hurcli, llope River, was the scene of ’ " ' - ' _.'~"_.;,.‘_; a pretty event on Tuesday, the eigli- ;.';‘ _ '_-_"5 __-___ teentii day of August, when Mr. James ’_‘;._"_ iloiron. of ltustico parish, was united -_ §__"`-- - _ "»J."‘:`_» with Miss Sarah Doiron, of St. Ann`s _3~`_{,;_`, in the holy bonds of mittrliuony. Rev. j_'- ." ,' - -_’._4."`- J, A, Gaudet, l’. 1'., oliicialed. 'i`lic ’ 'fd bride, who was chariningly dressed in f=,{; white silk with hat to match, was at.- _-_-'.1-';' 5., -_ ¢§'§;'_ tended hy her sister, Miss Rosie, and ?__’f_»j-_:_»;. '! the groom was supported by his cou- ,= __ , .5 sin. .\ir. .leronic Doiron, of itustico. `- r ..§\_~ -ev, After the ceremony the wedding par-

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ty repaired to the home of the bride‘s parents, where ii sumptuous breakfast awaited their arrival. During the _day a large number ot friends and rela- tives of the contracting parties as- sembled and expressed their best wishes for the success and happiness of the newly married couple in their new state of life; after \vhich the guests enjoyed themselves at-cordiiig to their individual tastes-~thc older niembcrs, l`or the most part, content- inl: themselves with singing, iiistru- mental music, etc., while thc younger lor at least the livelier) ones passed thc :ittcrnoon and evening in dancing, A fine dancing-booth had been erected for the occasion, :ind splendid violin music was furnished by Mr. James Gallant, ol' Toronto, and several other young rneii from Rustico. During the course of the evening, the tea-table was set and all did ample justice to the good things laid before them. Wiieii all had enjoyed themselves to their hcart's content they dispersed eavli to his or her respective home, but not. before bidding good-bye to the happy couple and again wishing them a long and pleasant voyage through lifc. Mr. and Mrs. Doiron were the rrcipiciits of ninny valuable presents whch goes to show the esteem in wliii-li they arc held by the people in these ser-tioiis. The Giiiirdlan wishes

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FROM THE WEST lNDlE8.-- The

Schooner Laila arrived in Charlotte- town on Sunday from Turks Island. West Indies, with a cargo of 30,000 bushels of salt for Messrs Csrvell Bros. A slgniiicent feature in con- necton with the voyage and sugges- tive ot the effect of the war upon sea, commerce is the fact that from the time the vesseLlei’t the West Indies she did not meet either sail or steam until she reached the Nova Scotia Coast.

SANITARY ENGINEERS BAN-

QUET.-A meeting of the members of the P. E. l. Sanitary Engineers and Plumbers' Association was held on Tuesday. After business the mem- bers were entertained at a banquet in the Hotel Victoria by Mr. E. J. Ferry, of Messrs. John Robertson & Co.. of St. John. Mr. Shaw, of Messrs. Stan- ley, Shaw & Peardcn, Preslded. and after u sumptuous repast, Mr. Terry addressed the members on the sani- tary law of Prince Edward Island com- pared with those of other provinces. The next meeting will take place in Summerside.

NEWS FROM THE FIRST CON-

TINGENT.-Ths detachment from Number 4 section number Six Signal t_‘o..whicli was the first body of volun- teers to leave Prince Edward Island for Overseas service is now comfortably eiicaniped at Vai Cartier. In a letter to Lt. Rogers, Sergt. Weeks who had charge of the detachment says: "The St.. John section only had six qualifi- ed men while Nova Scotia sent only two, our representation of seven men, all highly trained, is excellent!" "The water supply is as good as any large city now and thc rations are very good.' Private Clyde Il. Scott, form- erly of Montague and lately with the Marconi Wireless Tclegriipli Com- pany, who joined the section a few days after they left Charlottetown, is an accomplished violinist and has been helping thc boys to pass the llnie ne- tween drill hours. The signalling work is more interesting than ever and the boys have not had a dull minute since they left. In preparation for a second contingent and for service in Canada Lt. lingers wishes to enroll volunteers for n signal school, classes to bc held three nights a week and lo begin as soon as enough men are en- rolled. ln the Guardian ofthe 21st of August, thc credit oi' hcliig the first tletacliinent from the island to leave for overseas service was given to thc detachmeiit from the 82nd liegiineiil. This was an error as the Signal Corps volunteers were the first to leave.

There passed peacefully away Aug.

24,at his hcmelat Bradalbane of heart trouble Mr. George Mallctt aged 76. The deceased was born on Graham's lioad, New London, and was one of the leading farmers until a few years ago when after helping his family settle comfortably in homes of their own, he retired and moved to Brudal- baiie where he, although not farming, was always very busy in church and tempcriince work and was an ardent worker in the Sunday School. I-ie was ii great lover of children and young people iii general. Ile express- ed a wish shortly before he died that lic would like to live ix little longer for one tliiiig_ that was to speak to the young people around once more so that perhaps he could make it eas- ier l`or them to live right. He was u local preacher in thc Methodist Church for ri great many years, He was mar- ried twice, his first wife by Whom he had five sons and two daughters, was a Miss Davidson. Ilis last and surviving one was a Mrs. Munro. His sons :ire Herbert (Miller) :it North Granvllle;Iienry at Cornwall (farmer): Joseph iind Vlicstt-r l(‘ontractors) Ed- monton, Alta; also Gavin who prede- ceased liiiu some lil years. llis dau- ghter is Mrs. llcnry Burgoyne, North Granville also thc late Mrs. Alexan- _lcr Beaton of lildniontoii. Alta. Bt-.sides his sorrowlng widow lie leaves two sisters Mrs. Frederick Davidaoii, Bur- lington, who alilio S0 years of nge tttended her hrother‘s funeral driving iboiit 30 miles in all; also Mrs. Ro- bert Weeks. Souiii Granville. The fun- eral service at the house was con- ducted by the Rev. A. Q. Seard assis- .ed by ii former pastor ltcv. G. A. deller. The pall bearers were: James Bertram, James Cnrews, Alexander Mc- vlciieod, James D. McLeod, Tlioinas

.l/icL.eod. all old neighbours.

THURSDAY.

.l\t Charlottetown, July 28th., uf-

tcr mi illness of several weeks dura- tion, there passed peacefully to her sternril rest and reward, Annie Mc- .eoil, widow of the into Daniel Mc- Donald, at the nge of 67 years. The lute Mrs. McDonald was a womai. of i very kind and affectionate disposi- tion, highly esteemed by all who uiew her. She had lived in Charlotte- town for a number of YBHPB- Slw leaves to mourn the loss oi a loving :ister, 4 brothers, Norman, Donald, Jiio It., and Angus McLeod, residing in drooklield, and two sisters, Mrs. l-Jilin llclieod, Brookfield and Mrs. Wm. .\lc|.eod, Vancouver. The funeral ser- vice, conducted by the liev. J. H. Mcllattie, was held nt the home of ier brother, John R. McLeod. Brook- deld, and was largely attended. In- terment wns ln the family plot. in the Presbyterian cemetery. Hartsvllle.

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Humor: in thogblood cause inter.

Ml dmnsemenu tint meat the “'l§°|° 5.i'St6l11ru~well as pimples, b°l|S "fd 031°! Orllptions, and one responubls for the readiness with “`lU°ll m“UY PN'-*Pio contract disease. _ For forty years _Hood’s Sarssps- rills has been mom successful than any other medicine in expelling V humor! Ind romoving their inward ` and outward oEeots. Get Hoocfs. No other m°<li¢in¢ Soil like it.

HORSE NOTES.-hir. Frank J. Pow-

er of Halifax. N. S. tue well known local horaemsn. has been appointed starter for the Sherbrook races which will be held ln connection with the ex- hibition here from September 6 to 8. Mr. L. R. Acker, the popular theatrical man ot Halifax, has been in Maine during the past week sec- ing eateries for the Holifax races which will take place from September 15 to 18. He has been successful in getting 12 entries, among them being the very best and fastest horses in Maine

FAR EAST AUTO TRIP.-Mr. Mor-

ris F. Austin and family have just returned from it long automobile trip to the "far east". They left Manches- ter, says the New Hampshire Exch- ange. some little time ago for Prince ‘ Edward Island by automobile, with the idea ot using their car as far as it was practicable on the journey. They drove' as far as St. John, N. B.. which is probably the _“farthest east" ever ' driven by a local automohillst. Speak~ ing of the trip Mr. Austin said he found thc roads through Maine excell- ent, and far superior to the 'uverugc country roads of New Hampshire, and uiitll they crossed the border they en- countered no difficulties. From the state line of Maine to St. John the road ` was of red clay. and as it had been raining for four or five days they were terribly wet and muddy, but the trip was made safely and without accid- ent. He stated that many oi' the bridges were iiothlng but round logs laid across the streams, ami ii num- ber of had mud holes in the road logs were rolled in to make them passable. Another machine was mak- ing the trip, with which Mr. Austin _ came up, and it made things easier. for in case either car got stuck iii_ the mud the other could be used to pull it out. Leaving the machine in St. John, the Austlns niiidc the' rest of the trip by rail, and Mr. Austin said lic was glad he did. although from all he could learn the roads from St. John east were much better; but he found when he arived at Charlotte- to\vn, Prince Edward Island, that the use of autoinoblles were only allowed three days a week, and then only on one road and for a. distance of only fifteen miles to another town. Mr. Austin who is an enthusiastic trout fisherman, came home with tales of trout fishing on the lsliiud which make his friends envious. He states that lie never saw such angling. and had

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the greatest sport in this line that he ver enjoyed iii h life lie is already planning for a fls iliig trip to thc fam- us territory next season.

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A Blazer heats all parts of the house evenly, protecting the family ~ ___., » l`

from colds caused by going from a warm room to a cold one. Yet with these . . . advantages, which would make it the most desirable heating system even if the price

were very high, the Blazer, can be installed request. for less than a hot-water system, burns less ‘ coal than stoves, and is made strong ‘ We ‘ enough to last a lifetime.

estimate the cost of

upon request- _

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Dalton Black Fox Co., Ltd. Delaney-smith 175 John R. Dinnis Dundas S.B. Fox Co. _... ... ....__...500 Eastern Black Foxes Ltd.-. .. 30 Empire Black Fox Co 100

French lilver Farming Co., I_ltd.,_,. 225 General Fur Farms 70 Georgetown Fl. B. Fox Co. 35 Good Luck Fox Co. . 100 (llensladals S.B. Fox Co. 100 W. ‘B. Hayes .........100 Hartford Dark Silver Fox... 25 Howatt-Dalton S. B. F. Oo....... 50 Humber Silver 'Black Fox Oo.Ltd. 35 Hackett S. B. Fox Co....... 50 Huntley Silver Fox C0., Ltd. ........10 anderson Silver Black Foxes Ltd 400

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