Sullivan after a
the hge of 42 ylarg was the dsushter, f
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ii lr ad the hills have gone
b t a e y _ lll’
- to $l45.000 and are still coming in.
esting The old church and property B014 1°'
iuu $195,000.
throughoutG The trustees also gave S5_0.000_¢_°
ng Abide with Me' found 3 chair at the Theological L-c_i_-
¢rv;¢¢, was lege, so some idea can be had of t 0
immense work _ being accomplished,
Naeiongi altho the new church wi_1l_ start
debt. Prof. Watts. in writing £0 8
friend, says tliatlie asked lor :hug
in Denver, fl_`0llf. lol' brsan ang theme oup Mrs .ioiiii hes s“"°--“lm 57°” “" 'tp ‘ ii to illness, at the amount le asked some fl‘l¢“c5_ré_1
guihvan assist with the result that he ee l _ _ ,f
We ‘ri ’“::"‘.‘.'i‘i ii; if:.i°..‘a. ~ A
C ibel dndwas born at¢°m-l 0" PWD _ . . "
°4m";¢ii;nc'ev¢,P E island where present fiiieslc an 9Pf“t,wdlf_l’e’:f_2; -. _ ~~ _ _ _ . __ _ _
0 nl mam "Inu", and grienqg $250,_glven in honor o cnt __ h______ _ _ ,,~ I . _ ,.10 » ._ _ _Shoe Blac-klng! _.__ . _ . wliowieeplv reef* llel death B°°l°°° gg “"1 JMcf'f_tyrg',,;rme,_».~ _ _ _g ISHS] S s sorrow-ing husband and three snail _er 0 ___ School G__a___oNe_ _ __ _-,_ . _. _ i, _ _ Demo! D” _ _“__
im M e .mini ueiiys. li Ol the limi _ ~ _ .» \ - _ °°°°°l ,° _
§'.lm'°"' °'i°i§iii iimfiers-niniei .i town; ii mi dnfcheeife by ‘he " - ~ - Chwn <»1Eneuna.'1‘°wne>.i» "ni-
and"f\?i`ns&“.l Campbell’s (`o\ e. Peter lfhairman of that B0;1\'<l- :_‘o_1_i’_‘;?(i_'_‘§ I . "IB 5°' 11°F!! ill 0h&i'|°t¢°*¢1Wl\-
- a so . . ~ . _
in Alaska nd Charles in Boston are lawyer. Wm- 3h°"' 1._ . ~ _ "‘“'“ '
9 Ex-Mayor, ll l
loft t u The Giiardiaii Joins of $50 from Mr Lee, 'Urs Herbert Mill Herbert Wand
0 mo rn u I0 MOFNH *Wd 0¢\‘°'s pmt watts SMB Master er' r d s are
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their "muy means in extenda g ivstern isoille are “"‘“d"” £9 1' ' L-'H be tn Bama oe ’
the bereaved isincere svmiiuthy Ulf lf l _ visitisif .ln Charlottetown the guest
--- lie- _ M N ra & 5 _ _ of M . (Capt) ll. Taylor, Guin-
M Frank Tiiplin Suniinffilde.
-After an illness of three months -Mies Mal' MCKl_3l'. W0"-h“m~M“s“~
Mrs Joseph Webster, Bummerside etiirned to Ellerslie yesterday after passed peacefully aviay Sept 8th at ipending the week end in Siimmerside 2 p ni although her recoveiv wa. ind St. Elerinors..l.
pronounced impossible the end cum: far sooner than was expected Carl Fletcher, Charlottetown, who deceased was a member of the \leth0 ins been spending his' vacation hero dist. Church and nas highly esteem 'eff this morning on return to Mt. ed by all who knew her Qhe lea\e‘ \1iigon, -Snckville, _
to mourn a sorrouing husband, tw _ --- ' » ,_ daughters, Lluiu und Helen one bro M`aj'or~"fixid Mrs. E,J. Chambers und thei, Nelson Inman ol Central Beds hek;_-chim,.en_ who spent _mil __.5j'n,i que, and four sisters namely Mrs, August ,it _.\\ken,,.1eeri-y», P.F».l,. have John Webster, Noroboro Mis Thom remrncd h0me_.'_Ot¢a“-a ,x¢_ ‘
as Tuplin, Margate, Mrs Beniamin _ .__ r‘ in, Summerside, and Miss Ads _ Mrs__,Nj'w'_ (garner and ,:_¢\,_m8\,¢¢g-_
Summemmp The* mneml viife of N. W. L‘arriei‘ of 'the' Canadian
t ‘"9 mac” T“°°d”y at 2 V m J l-lolne Investment Co, Charlottetown,
have arrived lrom St.. John and will
A pleasant event on Sept ith use locate im-.._
the marriage of Miss Amelie. .lane ___ lllrllonald of rltanchel to William _‘Miss Beth gartiutt 01 QL _]0hng_ Honeywell ‘4lcl.cod of llrndalhane at N115, who hnsibeen spending the Bum. the home of the bride The ceremony me, in gummm-B;¢1¢ thq guage, of her wae performed by Rev John Gillis lmmt M__E_.G_h&§ Régel. wftrby me gm. of Svrington in the presence of 3, Mess yesterday _ mommgim hex, very large party of invited guests ,,Om,.__1_ W ._
The bride was given away by hci hither and was attended by ‘hiss At the (fi\srif.i.tet<iwn Police Geurt Uatlierine Mi‘l.eaL,, mater of the ,_ _ briduzroom while the groom was were iiisposria uf: Peter Kmnn, tin supported by John D M<'D°1lf\l?l oi- so tieyii; Ea. I-iimnessey, Snor 20 brother of the hryde The presents days; liiartin power, $5 Q;-;»2§0 days; were verv numerous and valuable and A, MeGnughey, $2 or 10 dizys, and' about one hundred guests sat down Henry Z\fcAlcer wns dismissed, it bu- TU il lllmpluoils marriage slipper mg his fir-gt om=_n¢g_
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tiiis mornin- the miiowiiig in-iiniis
I Friends in Chsmlothetoivn will hear! I-_ s_ 13mwn_ (i|,,,ri0m,t0“-n_ pm. with Pltflsufe that Hof V' Hally prietor of the Revere Hotel, (Thar- Watts of \'ancoiiver,is now enroute to ](,tf_0t0“.n_ has been nppmnted M “_ h‘Pl¥l5"d Frwce md Helium’ £0 sc reused starter by /the National Trot- “We H “mme of "mx h¢“" for th” ting Association. Mr. llrown is the bemy °[ ms chuwll t ul" r°q“°°'“ only licensed »stm-ter in this Province D' tmaldonor of tu¢’b°“s’ Pm' wmwlnnii is receiving the gliid hand from
eci k l f b » indugmfux; Xgefoi; &,%?}m':ng fx€;?:;,|e\'ei'yiioily interested in horse racing.
the
he has
new church for which the bells
are intended was. to cost 390.000
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POSITIYELY THE LARGEST SALE iii CANllDA
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Valuable Property At Auction
Am instructed by the Lxecutors of the late P. P. Gillis to sell by
suction on the premises 48 Great George Steet, East side, on igzh Sep lemlier mi: at iz o’c1oek, noon that desirable 2 i-2 storey double tene ment house of modern construction, situated on corner of Great George and Dorchester stree having a frontage on Great George street of 57 feel and running bac 34 ft 6 ln, on South Side and back along Dor- chester street 50 feet., a'so coach house stable and land. The house is finished in first class style, is heated with hot water. supplied with boths. and has a complete system of sewerage. A rare opportunity is thu# offered to persons wishing to purchase a desirable and favorably loéaled residence, Terms 25 per cent of the purchase money to be_p¢11d down, remainder within 30 days. A good title of theproperty will he
A BOISNER
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Clf\'yl¢l¥ Of paseenfers, .and the _tourist l° Sl J0hn'e New oundlaiid viii.Syduey,
ee to freight and passe apply tg
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remove all greaseand lium
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on the lloors, wood-
work and melel
worlc all over
the house.
pan n I-e
Geo. A. B. and Mrs.~.l McDonald,
Uharlottetowii, left this morning for Mmitrcal.
S8111- Mll¥`l"llY» Charlol‘.tet.o\\'n, thc Well known hockey i>in_ver_ len this morning for New Glasgo where he has secured n position.
Miss Dorothy Siit,her1;1`i\ri_ g‘_},m».
lottetown, lcft this gprning for 5H°k"'Ul0- N-Bw to resiiine her stud- ies in Mt. Allison, _
W. (3. (`0llel'.t of B031, _ formerly
of tliis'Pro\'ince, has h re-elected i~ii‘aiid Ileprescn_tn_tive t _the Hover-_ vlgll Gmhil Lodiie for, tis years, and <|i»>-with sire? uoiieit inure with ri New Enizlmid party next 'rhiirsday to attend`the grand meeting in Winni- DGLZ- The contest fur the election of Grand Represeiiiatiic ‘vfis keenly mn.
tested, Mr, (folic-tt wiiining out 2 to
--The. presentation of the Nelson
Shields was held in the Market Hall ,Sumiiiersidc, yesterday afternoon hc- gliining at 2.30, The program was as follows:-Address by Wm. Stewart, Chairman ol the School Board; soniz, The Maple Leaf; .-\n address; by L., H05' ll-fllnlflll (Acting Mayor); Address by Rev. Alfred Hail, giving thc his- ¢0l'Y Of the movement und explain- ing the significance of the Nelson Sliields and the ohjeet of piwing them in the schools; the presentntloii of the Shields to the Board; the the principal Union -Comimemini (_-0;. lege, and Rev. Father McLean; 'A Sons, o _Caniiua A 'reeeiutioii or thanks was then proposed by Hom J. E,Wyatt, sccutrcleii by Hon. J. A. McNeill, and supported by Rev. Fa- ther Mcliean, Addresses were then ,iviven by Neil .\lcQunrrie, J. H, Bell, Joseph Read and Neil McLeod. A vote of thanks was then presented to Rev. Mr. Hall moved by Rev. H. J. Fraser and seconded by Rev. R. 0. Morse. The meeting closed by sing- ms God Seve the King.J.
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lt you install one of my healing
systems .in your- home you will be sure of satisfaction.
ew - my Jacket nr Pressure Va system of home lieaiizg every rnonrinihc home is heal to a natural temperature and new before the cold weather comie, il the time in have a good system it- etalled. » il ' *
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'allhlrdi of stock from all partsnilrtlld worl . llgheet prices. Prom t urns. gelerencee. Any shipper an w o ual . ealeri the business a ii e and Fulton %4at|onal Bank. nw orh, 01 .Peonl*'n 'l‘runtUo. r ukly .
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Also 1lIilk¢r8 of U. N.
The sdiourned hearing ol proline _l‘f“°"9 lorkf olloéiofnéacamnet berland St. tile will in solemn form of the lute \0fk@ *‘1’?°§al°lam.s mom The new William Tenton, Sherbrnok has been OFZBD fi; _E Sh? Pwfeqsm, is to Se. before the Probate Court. Charlotte- bells. ‘l'__;° ost any whére fm“__ th,.e,,_
town, since Thursday last All the €"r;'v“;h0§sand doum_s_
evidence in the ina r was concluded 9 - e
Saturday and the earing has been . TUESDAY
further adjourned *lor argument
which viill be within a month, at the "’ fl- _ ' th ' Fm_
call of the Judge of `P|'0bhl~¢ B W 'eff' S“"“rd°'gV_"‘°r"mg.byd ie B'0S_ _
Tauton, executor and \1eil__McQuarrie press’ on a Vlsll- 'O me” “ " ling p3|~[i'¢|¢3 quidd lwsm and
K Q iip-ho ding he Wi were Oil- -
present at the hearing W E Bentie, _ "T “_ _ _ and Aeneas McDonald are the attor T- U “nd Mm' 'l_"‘f‘;“‘l“;f`_'__ nays for Mrs Ada Tantop. wife of L l0ff@_f0“'l1» 1°” Y" §““} _ ‘______re
l" 'Penton Charlottetown who is con nerside en route to bt. om, ii
testing me miidity or the wiii they lnleflfl t° ‘Waff-
‘ Rev. H. Mo,rrison',‘0akland. Cali- <
fornia, leaves on return this morning after visiting _friends in this Province.
The many friends of.G`. E. Simp-
son, 'M. L. A., Morell, will regret to lea.rn.‘that»he is seriously ill in the IP. E. Island Hospital. `
Miss Helen Hughes, B.A., Ober-
lottetown, left this morning for Ed- monton. Misa Hughes" idreceiviug the congratulations of 'her friends _on securing aposition as heed ol' the
_Vocal Department of the Alberta Col- ege. ' _
Thomas Oulton, the Amherst cyc-
list, again proved his superiority over George L. Prowse, Charlotte- town, the Maritime champion, in n ten .mile bicycle race on the Rum- blers’ -grounds last _e_vening. The race was called at _($.30 ‘o‘clock with three starters, Oiiltmi, Prowse and Roland Chapman. Chapman is young at the game but for three miles made an excellent allowing, leading ' the other two contestants. At the third mile Prowse forced ahead and maintained a straight lead from the third to the fifth mile'b'ut Oulton was pressing him hard all the time. In the Dfth `. mile, Oulton forged ahead and led from the fifth to the_seventh mile. From that until the _i_ii`th`niile there _ was considerable se@4y.£l‘r_i§¢Z~_ 'Illle`pa_ce had proved too rapid for Chapman and' he had -.dropped nut; before* the _ lust vhalfof the mace., ` _Towards the _ close of the ninth n_i‘ile`0ulton was lcading_by some yards, \yh_en,Pro\vse had a._tire punctured _and quit the race: We uiiderstand _that there was ; a reserve bicycle wa{t`iiig`l`or him, but _ lie__ evidently had c‘hme?l to'f. t'.he'conc`lu- sion that Oultoinhss euolnn sein onw him. that he- could nnb_;¢vei'tal¢c him (hilton finished aio , making the lust three laps in 532 rind 31 sec- onds, which is certiilnly 'travelling' sonie. The time fcif the ten miles
s 30, lninutes, 18 seconds. The at-
tendance was not -what it should
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