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LONDON, Aug. G (Special).-The

London Times say it has been ascer- tained thut the accounts of the Wo- mcn'a Soc,nl and _Political Union for ,the first months of 1013, when pub- lished, will be foiuid to show over .£11,000 received during that period towgi-dn the principal. The fund of the union is known ns £250,000. The fund at the close of 1912 stood at £141,000. On June 30, 1913, the tot- al was over £152,000. For the first quarter of the year the receipts varied from about £300 to $350 per week, but since April have been steadily ltrising. During July some £600 was collected at the Pavillion meetings; which the police have ‘now stopped. 'l‘he figures are in direc‘t contradic- tion of the statement recently pub- .'.shed in The London Daily Mail, to the effect that the millitant lunds were decreasing.

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

BVI? in Charlottetown last night at

THE NORTHUMBERLANR- The

steamer Northumberland docsed ln Charlottetown last night, at 8.20.

SWANSEA TRADER.-The B. S.

Swansea Trader arrived in Charlot- tetown, yesterday morning. She nailed on return to Hsiilax at noon, after discharging her cargo.

ST JAMES CHURCH.- Rev. T.

F. Fullerton, will preach at Both services in St. James Church to- morrow. The morning subject will be Commemoration of Freedom and evening True Greatness. '

THE S. S. MORWENNA of the

Black Diamond Line sailed from Mon- treal nt D o'clock Friday evening with a full list of passengers, She will be due at Charlottetown Wed- nesday aiternoon at 4 o'clock, Unn- taln Bell & Co. Agents. il 0 3.

STILL CONT1NUES.- Messrs

Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., Charlot- tetown, still continue a rushing bus- iness in Gasoline engines, Yesterday they shipped a 4 h. p. Imperial to Prince Rupert, B. 0., and another to Auckland, N. Z. also three engines to No\a Scotia.

NEWBTREET LIGHTS.-A row ol

eleven white ray arc lamps is to be placed along Sunnyside from Hugheg' Corner to Crabbes’ Corner, The lights will be the same as those along Queen St. and Victoria Row. and when completed, which will be in about two weeks, they will be a decided improvement to the city.

CRICKET TO-DAY.- Conimencing

at two o'clock promptly this after- noon. a cricket match will be played among the members of the Phoenix Criceet Club at Victoria Park. All those members who are free on Sat- urday afternoons are requested to turn out.. There will be cricket rain or shine.

CADET CAMP.-Cadets from P.W.

College, S. D, College, West Kent, Queen Square, Summerside, and Alirerton, Souris and Montague Schools will go into camp at the Ordnance Grounds, Brighton, next Friday 15th. The Halifax Cadets, also, are coming here for camp so that next week there will be a large number of cadets under canvns at Cadet Camp. Brighton. Uniforms will be issued to Charlottetown,

Cadets at Cadet headonarters ati, seven p, m, Monday lltli. inst,

THE EXCURSION.-A most enjoy-

able moonlight excursion took place last night on tlie Harland, which was- crowded to 'its utmost capacity, The boat left the Steam Navigation Wharf at 8.15 o'clock. The sail was n rare treat for all on board. The League of the Cross Band rendered excellent music which was highly ap- preciated. Singlng and dancing were also' indulged in and every hour seemed n moment. It is to be hoped that this will bc a regular Friday night affair.

CHEESE BOARD.- The cheese

Board met in Castle Hall yesterday at 2 p, m. with the vice-President, Mr. Walter Simpson in the chair. The buyers present were Messrs Spil- lctt, Biiiin, Nowell, and Mutch, 'l‘lie cable message read 400 hundred boarded 12; bid offer reiiised. 122 hid on the Curb. Market dull, Mr. Spilett called the board at 12 9-16 most of the factories accepted. The following factories boarded cheese: New Perth 155; New Glasgow 000; tauley, 315, Kensington, 550.

130; Red House 80; Hnzelbrook 60;

mect again tin two weeks.

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PERSONALS

Mr. Jenn Hughes, or me P.'n.I.n.,

returned last night from Moncton.

Mrs. Blatch, Charlottetown, left

yesterday morning for Dalhousie, N. Ll.

Mr. G. S. Inman. returned last

night from Picton by the Northum- herland.

Mr. J. W. Carruthers, Montague,

came to Charlottetown by the North- umberland last night from Picton.

Rev. G. C. Taylor returned to

Charlottetown last night by the Northumberland from Picton.

i'Dandi'uft is natural in small a-

slve, the dry scales may kill the- oots of the hair and cause baldness.

mote the health of the scalp by vii;~ rous and systematic s'namD00ll\E~ urge jar 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co.. Corner Great George and Kent sta MEM.

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1 Han. W. B. Stewart and I-Ion. Mur- doch McKinnon, Commissioner of Agriculture, came to Gharlottetown by the express last night.

Chief 'Justice Sullivan, Charlotte-

town returned last night from a vi- sit. to his daughter in Meinramcook, N. B.

Mr.” H. A. Richardson, General

Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto, arrived in Charlottetown by

,the express last night.

` Miss Margaret McLellan of Bos- ton arrived in Charlottetown on the express Saturday night on a visit to friends.

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Mr. Fred E. Rowe, Halifax, who

has been visiting relatives on the Island crossed by the Northumber- land yesterday morning.

Mrs. White Charlottetown, who has

been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Turner, 0’Leary, returned 'on Thurs- day nigbt. '

Mr. Louis Moore, of the Toronto

Railway Company who has been vie- iting his home in Charlottetown for n. couple of days left yesterday morn- ing for Toronto.

His many friends will be glad to

learn that Mr. Charles J. Dillon, who was reported seriously ill some days ago, is convalescent and hopes to be out again in u few days.

Mrs. John Murnaghan, Charlotte-

town, and Mr. John F. McDonald, a student of a Quebec college, are spending their holidays with their sister, Mrs. S. ()'Keefe, Ernsclifl_

Mrs. J. W. Young, Bayfield, St.

Charlottetown, who spent the past week with her friend, Mrs. Florrie Cavanagh, Ernsclitl, and who paid nn enjoyable visit during the week to another friend, Mrs. Brown, at the Florida, Pownal, will spend the remainder of her holidays with friends in China .l'oint.

I bought a horse with 5 supposedly

incurable ringbone for $30. Cured him with $1.00 worth of MINARD'S I.INlMhlN'1‘ and sold liim for $85.00. Profit on Liniment, $54.00.

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The Ross .280 ammunition captured every single

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LONDON, Aug. 6 (Special).-Sir Hugh 1.-ane's otler to the Dublin Cor-» poration of his collection of paintingzq by artists of the modern school on condition, as regards some o‘ them that it suitable gallery to the House collection be erected near the metal llridge spanning the River Lilley, has met considerable opposition from a niimher of citizens on the ground that the gallery, if erected on the site sug- gested, would seriously obstruct the

view up i.lie i'i\'ci‘. Sir Hugh linue tlircutcns to witiidruw his oiier and remove the pictures to London if the coiiditinus are not accepted. He de-~ clines to outcrtaiii the question of un alternative bridge. Sir Hugh Lani; had an interview with ii comniittee reprci-icntiiig tlic Corporation on Fri- day. ’l‘lie committee decided to re- commend the acceptance of the bridge sitc, and Sir Hugh Lane un- dertook tliat if the cost of the gal- lery exceeds £45,000 lie will provide the amount in excess of that snni. The Mctul Bridge, ns it is popularly called lu Dublin, wus built in 1816.

\ lt in ii ifiiiglc-sllnii structure, and onl

izserl for foot passengers, wliu rira 1-.iiurgcd a half-penny toll.

l.(\Nll0N, ;August 6 (Special).- Jnrnea Keir I-lardie, speaking at \Dow- lais. said that when the time came for him to lay aside his harness-and he had been told that it might coins suddenly-he hoped that those who remained when lie passed into the shadows would be abiie to say, that, whateiler' old Keir Hardie WAS, he remained faithful to the class from which he sprang.

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