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USED 9 YEARS.

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The Latest News From Prince County.

Tm: Misses McLean of New Lodon left

on Saturday on return to Boston.

Mn. Wood Avard, Shediac, crossed by the Northumberland on Saturday with live horses.

Mas. Joseph Rogers, North Bedeque, is

.visiting friends in Boston. She will be absent about three month s.

Miss Nellie Gurdon left on Saturday

on retnrnto Waltham, Mass., froma visit to friends in Summerside.

Tm: Summerside public schools reopened after the summer holidays yesterday. They weregivcna half holiday in the afternoon.

Mn. and Mrs. Fred. Gates. Anaconda,

Montana, left on Saturday on return home aftera visit to relatives in Summer- side.and Charlottetown.

Mns Sydney Vaughan and Mrs. Joseph

Clark, who with their children have been visiting their parents Mnand Mrs.Ja

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Atxiioucn discouraging reports come

from all parts of the' country of the con- tinuous dry weather having serious edect upon the crops Mr. Joseph Rogers, North Bedeque, a few days ago threshed 125 bushels of oats out of 90 stocks.

Messrs. Clark & Steeves have moved

into their new quartrrs in the Rogers 8: Rogers building, These new premises are agood deallarirerand brighter than the old place, and the change is in keep- ing with their increasing trade _and larger demand for a more commodious store. `

T111: remains of the late Mrs. Alex. Gil~ lis, daughter of Mr. Ron aid McDonald of New Village were brought over in the Northumberland Saturday night. Death took place at her home in Brocton, Mass. on Thursday last. Her mother, who went to visit her about a month ago, was with her when she died.

Tm:GUaBD1aN regrets to record the

death of Mr. Archibald Campbell, which occurred at the residence of his brother- in-lnvv, Mr. Hector McKay, Tryon, Qu

about two months. Mr. Campballwas 56 years Of age and leaves one daughter and ioneson to mourn. Mrs. George Stavert Bummerside, is a sister of the deceased.

The funeral tookplace on Sunday after- noon. i - 5

A peculiarly sad death took place at Alberton on Friday afternoon _laat~w-hen Reginald, four-year-old sou of§Mr.‘ and Mrs. George Gard passed away some what suddenly On the previous Tues- dai Bight about 10 o’clock the parents discovered that about two hours earlier he had eaten the tops oil’ several cards of matches. An emetic was at once al- ministered, but this did not take efeot until about 2a. m. the poison no doubt in the meantims having got pretty well through hissystem. Under tender care the little fellow lingered without any apparent suffering until 10 a. m.;Friday. Mr. and Mrs Gard have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their sore bereavement.” The funeral was heid on Saturday afterno en.

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At Tryon, on 30th inst., to Mr.and Mrs. Louis Howatt, a. daughter. .

In S’Side, on Sept lsr.. 193|., to Rev. M".

and Mrs. W. H.'S:nith, a son. ,

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Rav. W`. W. `Weeks, formerly pastor 'of

the Moncton Baptist church, now of To- f°l1f0» SD¢Dl»ycsterday in the city on his return Nova Scotia, where he has been on his holidays.-Moncton Times.

'At the Presbyterian Mause, Summer- side, August 12,th, by Rev. W. H. Smith, M- A--H D-. GEOTZS Brauder and Ma- h¢U5& Dllitltan, both of Sea View.

Angus MacKinnon aged eighty six

of the late William R. Lane.

[Funeral on Sunday at 2 p. m tn Pownal

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Waugh, 'Wilmot, left Friday .morningfv

Saturday morning after an illness' ¢f_

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Mr. Louis Montgomery, -le"ll. yesterdal’

for Chictlio.

Mr. L. D. McNurt. ;lalDOQ\l¢. WGS 3° UW

city on Saturday. v ` " v ~

Mr. A. Kennedy made the return trip

by the Princess yesterday.

Mr. Ii. H. Muttart spent Sunday at his

old home, Cape Traverse.

Mr. an-'I Mrs. Amos West. of Littl» York left for Toronto on Monday.

Mrs. A. H. MacP_hersou is "visiting

friends in Bedeque and Summsrslde.

Mrs. Wm. Large leaves this morning

on an extended visit to her son in Boston.

Miss Florence E. Peters of Lower Mon~

tague is visiting her sisters in New Bruns- wick.

Mr. T. C. Baker returned Saturday

nijit from a visit to Toronto and Buffalo.

Mr. Hardou Picketts, left yesterday

morning, tovislt the Pan-American Ex- position.

Mr. William McGougan, of McGoagau

8: Wright, is spending a vacation at Malpeque.

nev. G. P. Raymond, wife and family were passengers by the Princess yester- day evening.

Mr. Fred Robertson of St. John who has

spent a month’s holidays on the Island returned this morning.

Mr Percy Wri ht left Saturda

it vacation spent here.

Miss Hettie Collings of Sentner Mc-

Leod and Co., returned from St. John, N. B., on Saturday evening.

Mr. Fred McNeill returned yesterday to

Montreal after visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. McNeill,o`fthis'Clty. '

Mrs. T. P. Huestis, of Summer-side, P.

E. L, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Joseph Goode, Arthur street;--Truro News.

Messrs. Neil McQuarrle, Jos. Locke

and Henry Strong left yesterday for for Buifalo, to visit the Pan-American.

Benjamin Clow and A. Higglugbotham

of Murray Harbor, left yesterday for an extended trip to New York and Boston.

Col.Moore was a passenger by the

Princess yesterday evening. Mrs. Moore remained over in Sydney for a short visit. ‘

Mr. Samuel Wheatley of S. Wheatley

& Co. of Halifax, who has been spending afow days, in the City returned home yesterday. _

. Mr.. osaris Bausm,»1si_.s mens: at vs.- non River,leaves to-day for Acadia College-,. _ Wolfville; N ._ S.. where he will take an art/s course. _ _

Mr. John McLeod, Manager of the Boston _B_i°anch_ _of the Bank of. Nova Scotia, and Mrs. McLeod left yesterday on return to Boston.

Ca lets Aubrey Blanchard, and Tooker,

sons of Dr. Blanchard and Capt. Tooker, left Saturday morning on return to King- ston Military College. t A

Messrs. Percy N. 'Euman and Albert E. Baker, two of Summerside’s popular young men, left yesterdav morning for Toronto, where they expect to locate.

Dr. Erskine Kicr and Mrs. Kier .left by

the N erthumberlaud yesterday on _.return to East Boston after a few weeks visit to Malpeque, Ch’town and Murray Harbor,

Mr. John Nichols and his niece,

Aunadalc, who have been visiting Mr. Nlcholsold horns in Devonshire, Eng- land, were passengers, by the Princess yesterday evening.

» Mr. E. W. Bowness, West K nt ` ' ’ School, has given notice of his reért- Glrmentq made' usare" noted fnr their Base’

men; fy-gm the stag' ag me gud gf Sepgem. slid 2`0YJd alllrlil. Olll' St0Ck iS l`€lpl@tE’ ber. M ..B ' ‘

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_ f °vw=SS wwnds entering. Mc--. :ns British and Canadian manufacture

Gill for the study of engineering. - W ' ' f

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F. Parker of Dickin-

son, North Dakota, who are spending the summer with friends at Cardigan and the vicinity, expect to return about Soptem~ ber 15. They spant Saturday in the City.

Mr. Herbert Alexander, Mrs. Edward

Alexander, and Mrs. A. E.. Alexander, _her son and daughter, Mr. Charles and Miss Lucy Alexander, of Campbellton, N. B., ‘arrived in S'Side, _Saturday night to be present at an interesting event which takes place here to-morrow.

Among the outward passengers by the

Princess Saturday afternoon wore?- Charles Faiquharson, Picton; Percy Armour, Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. Trueman and Miss Jamieson, Halifax; Misa Green,

sudden strain I have used every remedy

[Funeral °,, Wedneadw at tw” ouwk , without edect, until I got a sample _ , , __ __

iw Hizhaeld cemetery. Friends nsnécr; ;f.“I?;RD°3 :f;1"Iu°f;;`“`~ ff' "°';n'°°

fully invited to one dl. _ Nw f"°m °‘ M °°'1° 0° _ ' ' ”

_ _ (Par. &altx.:>lease_ copy.) - __ its us; and no: I am happy 0° any mr., P o Ev lv coahmefsiali

At Tryon, on Saturday, Mr. Arcblbald» el’ I O l W; U v _ G-m..-». _ ~ < °”“‘“‘S°“» “ae X¢\1*m_.t\1.._P.rin¢iv¢\l__...-

At Mount Mellick on Saturday. All. U 7 houdq. 0” TUESn‘.Y'AUGUsT mth' ant, P.-in-im went..-rm tl ° *

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c are agents or the célebriitcd OXFORD TW

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