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The annual Scottisli Gathering ‘lf

the Clans under the auspices Cr U18

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WILL BE HELD AT

SUURIS DRlylNG PARK

_ Ango 22°

Trains will leave Charlottetown at 7.50

local. Georgetown ti.'.'\L) loCf\l» SYODDHIS Ill all interniediate stations. _

Return tickets from L-harlottetown. Soc:

Georgetown, rkic; intermediate stations at

portional rates. _ _

préeturn tickets will be issued from all stations west of Royalty Junction at one

first-clasp fare prix.-\5xgust 21st, good to re- turn on _ ugus ' r - ' ‘_

TRAIN ARR.-\}<GEMEBT_S. _

Special reduced fares and _special train

arrangements in connection _with the Caledonia Club iiatherinfr at Souris, on \Vednesday_ August :Zin _ 191):

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Charlet-tetown _ . . _ _ . ,_ _ .toe St. D:ins5an’s _ . . . . . . _ ., Raya ty unction _ _ . _ _ _._ 'ic York . . . . . _ . _ _ . . _ . . . . . .._ Qc 1df0rd _ . . . . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . ._ _Q0 Tracadie _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ .__7oc

' Ht. Stewart . . _ . . _ _ . . _ ._ _

St. Andrews . . _ . . _ . . _ ._. loc . . _ . . _ _ ._.600

SPeters' . _ . . . . . _._

Iive Houses . . . . . ___

Selkirk . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . .._ Rolla Bay . . _ . _ . . . _ . . . .._ _ Bcarfiiver . . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ . .._ New Zealand _ . . . . _ . _ .__ Harmony . . _ _ . . . _ . . . . . .__

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George wn.

Igsrpélenell . _ . . . . . _ _ . _ . .__

igan . _ . . _ . . . . . _ . . _ ...

Perth . . . . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . . . .._ ' Blbah . _ _ . _ _ . .__ St.'I‘eresa...._ _ . . _ .._

Pisquid . _ . _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ ._ .Tac

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Trains will run on standard Passengers from Stations on

Train Dep_

6.50. a.‘m.

6.55 7.02 7.15 7.28 7.35 7.52 7.55

8.17 8.2! 8.43 8.48

.repress SSSBSSSS

5 .. 615 6.18 6.22 6.30 6.35

6.48

time.

£5

£6

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the

Georgetown branch will go by regular morning trains, returning in the evening By special train, leaving Souris at 6.1;: local to Mount Stewart, _and by regular train from Mount Stewart to Georgetown, which latter will be held to connect with

/iff? las. also provided in \iolin Music. Steno

f"'*’f~ giaphy and Typewriting. I'oui‘tceii

special.

lrst-class fare

iyzs .iam at wti iamg.

Tickets from all stations west of Royalty

Junction will be issued on Tuesday, .August 21st, good to return up to and on Thursday, August 23rd, 19(I), at one single

_ Joan Mceunn, President,

` D. R. McLENNAN, Rec. Sec.

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I’repares_for College, Teachers Certifi-

utes, Business Life and entrance into

_ Aged Sience Schnols.`

Academy Home has four resident

hwhers.

The Manual Trainin Hall is the best

Uygipped in Canada east of Montreal.

or calendar and further information

apply to

l’._L~ Brittain,

Woifviiie, _\'. s.

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_ Com pet _-i;t Instructors.

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wnifviiie. N. s., F08 YUUNG LADIES.

Beautiful for situation, and in eqiiip _

ment thorough and elegant. Five it-uiiliir l of study-Collegiate, Piano _\lu.sii_-_ ' Yocal Music-_ Art, Pllioocutn. Instriictioii

For Calendar and further inforiiiiitioii

J. H. i°laCDONAl_.l).

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Acadia College

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I The ._six‘y-third session of this tolli-_;_'v

'Will liogiii on flutobci' Zlril. l’i‘<-si'

rnursc diii'iii;_' thc first t.w¢> _vc:ii‘<__;;»,-ii-_ '~/`~i_~.

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:_. Q gear l~l-‘5-~lnrgcst iii the history of the l U1.. ll _ I a __ 2 ` 3 ,T V Y __ _ g

.yiifé 33?. 1 1 } ; ________`_ = lf- Q) (ily :I _'{ _' bu]_1][_|]Q|‘5]G;,: .i ide Pl Upffifv will l)t7 llgtfftd fO[‘ iff > ' il ~ t t _ " f‘__l; - »~ ~_ 1 _ ’ z . ` -' _ _ ' . ~; Q We,fif,‘;':‘(1{‘,,,"e` {,f‘pL_§.,,,,,ff,. ml. ma! ccu=i1=f~lf~\1- -* f>r»- ='~o='-f Occup-. d . A - -»=~-ew--1--.~___ ' “la -‘U l”"°k”'@f Six. fW@l\f`_- an

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lt is inipossible to nv old a feeling of in tcrest in the plans for the “defence” of i_‘.m;i<i.i_ which. according to ii. London. cubledespatcli to The Tiiiies yesterday, are being prepared by the British mili- tary authorities. For sonic time, it is re- ported, the war iiitelligciice ofllce has been iiivcstignting tlicsulijcct of a defensive systeiii for Aiistraxlia and the Dominion, ni-c iiiiich progress has been made in re- spect of the former. But as to Canada the scheme is not so far forward. Since the conditions are more complex. and Canada must- be placed in a position for offense as well as defence. The authori- ties, lio\vevcr_ have decided to largely in- crease the garisons at Halifax and Es- quimaultf. and they are represented as be- ng iiiuch pleased because ai. committee of naval experts, acting in co-operation with the war-otlice, has discovered a. short and easy way for the entrance of large war vessels into the great American lakes.

Strict Care and Attention.

In this age of worry, hustle and busi-

ness competition, strict and care attention in the flilling of your physicians ,pre- scription is absolutely necessary for the safety and welfare of your family. “Ie guarantee accuracy in dispensing and purest quality of drugs.

P_uNE's Ci;-:i.r:Rr Co_\iPouND. l

IVill quickly banish those tired feeling that will makea burden iii hot weather. It braces the nerves, builds up tissue, bone and flesh, gives a healthy appetite

land perfect digestion. Paine`s Celery

Compound is the best and lsafest of all medicines for summer use.

Reddin_Bros.,Druggists, Charlottetown,

P. E. I.,

_-_.__{__l-

Free rural mail delivery prevails in

Colorado, and it is estimated that farm lands in that state have advanced on the average flve dollar per acre as a result.

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KIDNEY DISEASE AN D BACKACHE

Mr. Patrick J .McLaughlan, Beauharnois

Que., States:-“I was troubled with kidney disease and dyspepsia for 20 years and have been that nadl coullnot sleep at nights and suffered terrible agony. I tried all sorts of medicines butgot no relief until I began using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. They made a new man of me and the old troubles seem to be driven out o

We have long thought it regrettable

1_-

The Chinese troops engaged in the bat-

tle of Tien Tsiu reported that the allied troops fired paison at them, referring to the fumes of the lyddite shells. The error is excusable, but the heathens mustn`t re- peat such slanderous charges.

A BAD CASE OF ASTHMA

' Mrs. George Budden, Putmauville, Ont., says: " I feel it my duty to recommend Dr. Chase`s Syrup of Liiiseed and 'l‘urpen tine, as I had the Asthma very bad; could get nothing to do me any good. _-1 friend of mine persuaded me to try this remedy as he had tried it, and it proved success- ful. I tried it and it cured nie. I am thankful to-day to say I am u well woman through the use of this remedy. I keep it in the house all the time, and would not be without it."

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Editors would undoubtedly insist upon

condensation in articles criticizing in- dividuals if Lthe law which prevails in France were operative in this country. The particular law in question gives any person who is offensively mentioned in a periodical the right to reply in the next issue of the publication. provided that he does not use more than twice the space of the original article.

11+

A RECORD IN BLOOD

The record of H0od`s Sarsaparilla is let-

erally writteii in the blood of millions of people to wlioiii it has given good licaltli.

The Siteanier “F.lfiii" will ply between Priiics _ Street W hart and Rocky Point daily 1:' uiiday excepted' as follow-r

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ltis alltlie time curing iliseasesofthe stoiiincli. nerves. kidneys and blood, :ind it is doiivr good every day to tliousaiuds \\ ho are takiiig it for poor appetite. tired fecliiig and ,treiieral <lebilitv_ It is the best iiiediciiie iiioiicy can buy.

Hf»od'_- Pills are noii-ii'i‘itatiiig_ Price

25 L'eiit.s.

my system." One pill a. dose,25 cents a box..-

Mr. Bn.sil_I\elly arrived home Friday

evening by Northumberland.

Mas. Mutch and her daughter left Sat-

urday morning for a visit to Boston.

Miss Axsin Ai.i.i~;1v and Mr. McGla.slien,

of Baytleid, i\'.B,, are visiting with Coun- cillor and Mrs Goss.

In connection with the races at Sum-

merside tomorrow arrangements have made with the P. E. I. railway for $1 rc- turn ticket from Charlottetown by morn- ing cxpress good to return by evening train and for single first class fares from all other stations. »

ALARGE number from different points

on the Island took advantage of the har- vest excursion to the Northwest which _-eft here Saturday morning. Among them were Messrs. \Vhip Sharp, Sum- merside; Fred Tanton, St. Eleanors; Ches- ter Milligaii,Geo. Harris, and Walter Lot, Back Road.

A PARTY of seven ladies left Summerside

Friday evening for a quiet feminine row around the harbor. Declining with dis- dain the offer of assistance of their mas- culine relatives, they ntdirtook piloting and propulsion alone. \Vhen last seen about dusk they were wading ashore from afar about a mile and a half siawf rl from the west end of Summerside and looking for one of their gentleman friends to bring the boat to the shore and take them home.

A gentleman who had left 'the Island some years ago before the present railway system was inaugurated arrived by the Northumberland last Friday evening for a visit to his old home. The wharf being muddy and there being no sidewalk he boarded the train expecting it to stop at the station and was taken to Tra.veller’s Rest nearly four miles east of Summer- side. He walked back, doubtless redect- ing on the changes that time brings even to the dear old homeland.

THE many friends of Dr. H. E. Black

who has sin ce January last been confined to his home in Bedeque by illness, were pleased to see him in Summerside Satur- day and gave him such a reception as will give him a new lease of life. Although still weak from the effects of his long con- tinued illness he is steadily improving in health and his ultimate recovery is confi- dently looked for. He will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Wright for a few d tys.

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Jia L\ _ I/ Millions of Women use Cntlcura Soap

_ Exclusively for beautifying the skin, for the _ stopping of falling hair, for softening and whit.-

ening red, rough hands, for annoyingirritations, too free or offensive perspiration, washes for ulcerative weaknesses, for many sanative anti- septic purposes, and for all the uses of the toilet, bath, and nursery.

Sold by all Colonial Chemists. Po-ri-xx Dano &

Cala. Coar., Sole Props., Boston, U. S. A. _

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MGDUNALD & MARTIN

'nAai>.is'r_i-“.i>.s.

I Solicitzrs. Notaries Piiblic Sic. Nioiieytig loan. »

I UFF IC ES{ <7-_‘.°lIii,-~Fi§.l`i.‘.‘.§‘.i'. “.."i.‘.‘__`.`$`

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,, ‘H A111¢fiC211S Intermed in Us-l S’SlDl`: ANI) PRINCE SCU. RPERSUNAI. I llll5NIl0N. it f - ¢ ~ ~ - . _

Mr. John Gillis teacher of Bradalbane

school was in the city Saturday.

Mr. F. -Smith returned to the city from

Baie Verte on Saturday evening.

Mr. H. R. Lordly was a passenger' by

the western special Saturday morning en route to Toronto.

Mr. VV. K. Bearist-0 of the firm of Shaw Sc Bearlsto, returned from Sydney, C. B. ` on Saturday evening.

Mrs. James Dover, and her daughter,

Miss Ethel,are visitingat Suffolk Station, P. E._I.-Truro News.

Messrs. W. B. McKenzie, Chief Engin-

eer of Government Railways and H. J. McGrath, Inspector of Masonry for the I. C. R. returned Saturday to Moncton.

Dr. O H. Johnson of Hoverhill Mass. is

registered at the Davies. The Doctor will spend a few days enjoying the air and scenery of the Island Province. He re- - turns on Friday next.

Miss Maud H.Munn of Roseneath, after

spending a few weeks at her Island home has returned to Massachusetts, to resume

ing school for nurses at Wa\'erly.

Brunswick Street Methodist Church, ar- rived in town from Port Greville this week. Dr. and Mr. Jost are for the pres- ent boariing with Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Victoria Street."-Trulro News.

BRIl`AIN’S POWDER.

the Beers.

ef Current events invest with great inter- est an article in Engineering descriptive

iWaltham Abbey works are situated on _ the river Lea, and the various buildings of the two sites-the old Black Powder Works and the new factory an Quinton hill-are accessible by canals from the river. Poplars and willows have been planted wherever possible, to keep the dust away and to break the force of any explosion. Nitro-glycerine and dlnishtl cordite are nowmade in the old works. Quinton hills are held in reserve for emer- gencies. Cordite, it will be remembered, consists of nitro-glycerine and socalled in- soluble gun-cotton, both dissolved in ace- tone with the addition of a small quantity of vaseline. The brown prismatic powder has_ replaced the old black powder and cordite has, within the last ten years been applied for arms of all kinds. The waste acids from the gun-cotton manufacture were formerly sold. They

are now regenerated in the nitric acid factory which ranks among the very best of its kind. A small quantity of conimer- cial oil of vitrol is added to the charges of the stills. "Although the waste acid contains about li) per cent. of water, the whole acid regenerated has a specific gravity of 1.5. averaging between 95 and 96per cent. of inonohydrate. Even the acid collected in the absorbing towers goes back to the stills. The acetone _ fac- tory hns been much enlarged lately. Ace- tone is obtained by heating acetone of lime in cast-iron stills. The acetone .splits into water, carbon ate acid, and acetone. The crude acetone is collected in special coolers: purified. from empyreuinutis con- stituents. acid and tarry products, and the dust of carbonate of lime. the acetone is icrlistillcll in large coluinii stills. and obtained in :i very high state of purity.

Btivlntngig it sun

Great Sale

Peters’ lugs & Saunderslvaluahle Lands liu'iillii?§linHi|fsharoRlve

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Tlmsubscrilier is instrucwed to sei

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aRrnt'i< i>t;Ti~;i>_s, Q. c., g by Pi.-nic Auction on the 1 r finises ai

--A a.Ei1:.\°t:sT Ixos, and §B¢l'.~itlei~e, in tie-llayaliy of Char.

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VS' ill leave 'Rocky

Point

\Vill leave Prince Si.

At 9 a. ` " lil) pm.,

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_ " _ ' .is a ii.z'»_fe vvrii' Posse in ccyiectlon. f f

A l i Pmwmlt' l about lull feet from store where ca sl J "M A M ° i

f 'gi .Atigal iw _ ' -f " ~ _ r~ _, __ -. »

can be l~»sdf..' tu. of warehcrse with-l l' - _ Ol1[lIllUl\1ii»9_ ']_.l3iS is Ofié Of Sh: i/arf; Fdudvas in I Ctintractols and Others with 1\))Or_3 and Frarnpgl' Saqhes and Frame#

At l'_» a. in K

ALBERT C. SAl_.`NDEI{S_

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_ chaiiis Bank Halifax.

Forme rly Perry Hotel,

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il tt;town,on \Vednesday,the Twenty-

! lsecond day of August next, at the

Will leave Pri~ic‘>.~`:. will lf,-ave Rcckyl ' (;h'[°“ U- Camaro" Blofk' l hour Of el-°-"Ven 0.*3l‘7Ck lu the fore

g “MMF Punt y I _siininiersiti rv, ~ ~ ,i - l _ Y p _

noon, that very vallmble Priperty imown as “ll-3elvidere" situate b>.twee~»

' the Lower St. Peters and lhlconwood _

Roads on the noitl and »ll€ Hlll“lJ0~ ` ` H ' ` 'VM “"'_" "`-P "' " " 7°

i rough River on thi: south and “lie

tween the property of R1Cl1f1F<`l Hearty and the Governmeflb S»-Unk

Mrs. Jost, wife of Rev. Dr. Jost of”

Where They Make the Stuff that Knocks Out

Great Blearance

SUMMER _SHIRT WAISTS

5 PRICE.

5 dozen pretty patterns, latest cut-, guaranteed to wash 81,10

I for 55c-_this is a snap--see them. _ '

Another line, dark check Ginghams, they look well, vw

well, wash well and sell well at 95c, why ahou'ldn"t they 'l' whm \ they’re worth $1.45.

Other lines reduced from $1.60 to $1.10.

“ “ “ " 85c to 59c.

.c ec u ct 656 to 45C' “ “ _ “ “ 59c to 39c.

her studiesin the McLean Hospital Train- -

Those piices are bound to clear the lot`in short order, go

come quickly if you wish to get a snap.

Balance of Pique and Crash Skirts at 40 por cent discount.

Senlner. Mcleud ll ln.

Queen Street. _

of the Royal Gunpowder Factory. The In an the latest desiznl

Our CARBON PORTRAITS are unrivalled. Our customers are all delighted.

Be sure and visit the leading studio.

QueeGraf annd ton Sts. Ch town.

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The Steamship “S'l`. CROIX” has resumed the

PUPULAR lllRE[lT TRIPS lil BRSTGNI

e avlng ST. JOHN every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 5.30 '_p.m

arrive in;Bo»ton about 1 p. m. next day.

' Charlottetown To Boston About 30 Hours.

Summerside to Boston About 28 Hours.

ROL"l`E l.-Leave any oint on the P. E. I Railway by morning train Wed-

nesday or tiatiirday. reach St. .l)ohii, via Sniniue side and Point Du hene at 5 p, m. cave 5:. John, by Stennisiiip "St Croix," at 5.30 p.m. direct for Boston.

R0l"l`E 2 -I cave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, reach St. John same

c\-eniiig and connect with Wednesday and Friday morning Steamers for B0 St0n via the Coast Service. W ediiesdzays steamer does not Call at Portland.

r end for folder and iiiforinuiioii to nearest ticket agent, or to

- W- C- LEE, Agent for St-_ John, N- B.

Ang! tl Sept 27 _

§ manners and the best- general culture. Apply for Calender

l2if:~:vlll»1., N. B., July Jil, 3 aw rr w -l W.

iQ-uaen treat. Heil ol ll|aan's Wharf. 1.-_,_,,g,,,,,,,,,,__,S,,_,,,d 6,5, l -».=_\’D__ __

i This new and comm diow hotel is now ' 'lpen for business. Thoioi ghly iir,t+_;d up

` 'lliis property is most Bdillllubly daptéd for “\'illa" residefliei &lS0

_ come, bath mom=, sfirnple romns. 'l‘=;rm.; _touf.;li Bridge, Ccnvenseu Iliilh FM

‘ ioderate. Free coach to all trains and vt);-v and },3viUrf Upmpygur 0tl.€r ad

The first term of the cniiiiug acatlcniic ve'ir will in-giii Sept (~t‘1 looo

5 '=' I>“'¥“f@ Xl-f College Matrlculation ~f 11 Business Life.

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