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' - ._ as, _ .. __ V  _ ~ ' -_
_ __ \ . . _. , . _ _',
The ._-We tern
Guardian
seventy-eight cwts. or 'hay--it record
which sets a preceden -Z
8 1. .
._._.s-_._-_-,_-_-_;-_-.-_-_-_-se.-_-.2.-,-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.~-.-.-ff_-.-f-f----.---».-~.---.~.--.--.----f-'-»-~'---'-'-*f-' -GRAND SUQCEBB. - The D10
‘ social
-IT PAYS to buy in this Province. -ONE CENT per word each loser- ary of
- tion for advertising in this column. proved
given by the ladies ot the Auxil-
Tignlsh on Monday evening
a decided success. All those
-THE Monnmc oA||.v Guardian cash must accompany order- Mini- who attended woroioua in their raise
can
ial
-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox save
Excha
merside.
___ -HAM MOCKS--Good canvas weave
be obtained at Lafferty‘s Tonsor- mum charge, twenty-five cents. 0; the
Parlors, Summerside. F
nge, is Guardian Agent in Sum- iuan's
URNITURE-It you want t0
nioney on Furniture, consult Hoi-
Cataiogue. 2460-5-10M2iEl.i
-LOADING HAY. -The Schooner llaminocks 93c. at lioiman’s, Summer-
Daisy
Mai
ls now iti port loading hay for side.
Bay, Quebec. H.
2460-5~10M21E1l
HAMMOCK COUCH - Good.
-The deatii occurred yesterday' of strong construction, selling at $6.98
Thomas Robins. Central Bedeque. at llolman’s, Summerslde.
Mr
The
-  2-30
-X.
-P. E. I. Ft. CHANGES. -After ut H
 serving forty years of faithful service
Thousaiids oi nit-n and women suffer from as ‘“"~'('0" toreman' Mr* James Essery'
funeral takes place Thursday, at
p.m., from the Methodist Church.
i kind
headuclics crcry rtay, othcr tiiriusuudl have Kellslllgtoll, llaS retired [l‘0lI`i U.(:llV9 -P
|"`l"““'“""“"l' "NU" '"“""'l""“'“"- “"‘l“"" duty. The iuicaiicy thus <~i'|.-ated has are very scai'cc in the market at pres-
oihcrs li.i\c li»-utluclics oc\~as|oiially_ but not at
rcguluriiitermls. 'l‘ln-ln-stD-ictorlsoiicn unable lil*-ll
to tlnil thc cause oi lnuny ol these hciitlnchcs, Shea
and ln inost other cur.i~a, ltiiowtiig thu cause, ho
io lt Iii > hat ill nm it ~ ti ‘ -
i  ii 'ii iv it ‘ ii rt- rc _so ii. igivc
ii p`e`riiiiiti~-iit i-orc. All lic t-iin do i.~i to prciurribc TSCHOONER OVERHAU LED- “
the usual puin r»,»lit~\'\-rs, nhl.-li givc tt-iiiporiiry The
ri-lici, ln|t_ilne lit-uiliu-lie rcitirns as iisuul, und
ticuini--iit is uguin |n»t-c~,~ury. it yousitiicrlroin
lilo
filled by transferring .\ir. George ont, b
-- any.
` 2460~5~10M2lE1i
BUILDING MATERIAL of every
at the market's very lowest price
0lman's, Sumnierslde.
2460~5~10M2iE1l
OTATOES SCARCE. -Potatoes
uycrs in Siiiiiiiiersitle arc paying
froiu the section at \Veiiingt0ii.H 40 cents a bushel \vitli few offering
H.
Scliooiicr \\'cstcrn Light, under -The S.S. Seiilac made her second
Iiirectioii ot' the owners. .\iossi‘s trip
tit~ulIii~-'ii-~‘, no iiinttcr iiliiit tht-ir nature. take Gilllulll iillil l'l"li¢'l`lllli» him been 0V0l"“-‘\|`Ufl`
Anti-liuinniu'l'u|»!»-ts.:in~Ithe rcsnitsiilllbci-urls- haul
ia tor inth ti' lii~td ‘ Yin ii .hi 'o ~
L* )' L’ i).Z_ ‘.` £‘l,'lt‘\.'. l PM ( lil
thcin at itll iiruggists in any quantity, luc worth
Ltfic uorili or iiiorc. .-'hir lor A-K Tablets. r"i-Nl
\ sici<-ni~;AoAcui-:s 
Sick-ht-u-iuclic, tht- most iniscrablc of nll sick- -
tiikuii. \\'I|»~ii you it-cl an uttui-lr coniiiig on
.Nlic
ed and give-it thorough repairs. and ii
y for sc-ii iii the course oi' u. few .
*1 0V0l‘
LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE t'ow
nesai-s, loses its tcirors wlicn A i-{'l‘u|»li.~Is' are MEET-|NG AT FREEL/`ND___ A lu|.g_ again
. V u
telic two talili-ts, und in iixiiny cu-vs, thi- utliick ` Pl)
Xlulii- nianii-ti ml. I»;ir\ng uiiUuilu\'ifti1lt-' HH" oi` the Liberal-I'mise-rvative t`anilidut- Side.
."‘t,,----t- -."nf ».
......i...'..‘.:.‘..'.'.z._2;;'::;'1.‘.........".:f:.‘::';;;.':.   I--in fi- =»»-  H-H 
tictitintl meeting in thc interest only
to Suiniiicrsido on Monday last,
loading a uiitititity of hay. oats
ftccti cattle she sailed again for
is now bcitig painted and will be St Johii‘s, .\'ewi'ouiidlnnd.-X.
H. -MILK PAILS-We have soid‘
500 of tliosc 'i`in Milk l’uiis in a
weeks. \Vc‘ve got them in stock
; size 10 quart capacity. Price
12 1-20. at l-loiinan’s. Summer-
2460-5~10M2iEll
“-,.,~_ .\londuy iittoriinoti when uddrt\sses -lt. 'I‘. Holman, i.td., Stiiiimersidc,
Gunnbin A-K Tablets bear the A( mono- \\'ot'n
. \1l
lram. Af all druggilll
L_.
l`Let Us Solve l
Your Plumbing'
|3roblem--- _J
We are plumbing special-
|'ut'gt-_\', lion. John Mcl.ciLn and tho Sign
lltill
 -_gl .-S \vi-r¢- inspiring und optiniistit- and t-iiunn
tli`t\
delivered by Mr. Sbeltus Sharp, have
G. I\l. Alattlieivs, Mr. .\. A. l.e- roof
l’rt-niit-r .\latlii¢=soii_ ’l`iu- spcecli- I-an
grviite-st. niitiiiisiiisiii was iiiaiiifcst-
installed ii large signboaril on the
oi' their wliuri' tvzirclioiise. This
is iippi‘oxiinnlcl_v 50 feet long und
bc rcuil utiitc d|silnL'tl_\' i`roni thc
el.
ed tiirougiiout thc pmt-ociiiiigs. -Thi" H1111 IWWS H115 |990" l`<"f€‘l\'@d
-- in Stitiiniwsitlt- of tht- dr-:itii in the
»-ight
ii
Ji-ti
wi-r
limi
and
sviii
to
tho licreiivcil. The funeral took
-SAD Acc|oEN'r. _.x not mini- lwanit
ui nt t‘iiiiibriiigc. Mass., oi' Mrs
5 ,»,.I,,,r,,.,| from |.~,~¢.,~.i0,.,-,, by “»),i,,h .liiinos l‘uttei'mi|, followiiig an opera-
:ind Mrs, liiton <'iiirns have sus- lillll
I'or iippt-iidicilis. The lute Mrs
od thi-ir |053 0|* l|,,.;r ],,.|0v,.,| lhittvrsoii i`oi'in»-rly belong to Suniiner-
von months oiil child Marion S010
. The bnbo and licr litiic sister
ii
e iiiizivctiuiitziblc niiintier the QD”
ntl was 50 years old.--X.
ti pliiyiiig in tho _vai‘il, when in “‘°W0MEN'5 -|’\'5T|TUTE3~_ A
. gal meeting of 'lie New Annan
0110 I`f‘ll into it \\'atct'iiig-tmuglf \\`oiiir-ii‘.s institute wi. be bold in the
when found lift- wits i>ytin¢;l_ Tho scliooliiouse on l<‘ridziy, .\ugnst 13th,
pzitliy of the coiiiintiiiity goes out A lllrtiff l\ll0llll€lll<'C iS I‘0\|U0Sl0<l~
2438-7-11ME1l.
i
little
.icc to .\'oi'th Tit-tit-qiic (‘cnictci'y,
ll
ists. Our wide knowledge 
, _ lay, August Sth, and was very -BASEBALL.-At ai meeting of the
has been gained through i.irgciy-itil.-i.<it»ti_ Prnt
lust
_-_ --I *W first
giiiiios, on tht- result of which the
cliziiiiploiisliip dwells, this (\\'ctiiics- ll
tiny)
efy llyspepsia! 
years of practical exper- ,-
ience covering every branch
of the business. There is
nojob too large -none too D
small, every piece of work
entrusted to us receives the _
S2"“@ P"’mf’* and expert af' ..AiT3§§..§‘?§.fy.‘.l‘.”,‘°'§L’ ?.f.£l§§§.‘i”`§
tention. We do our work heavy, cutting in soon after eating;
quickly and we do it well.
a distendcd, iullalaeeling of the stomach
and bowels; belching of wind and
flatulence; :I burning sensation in the
I.
l
-i viirs llour, Li cars iiiiiibcr :intl 1 our ,
Slic left about ti p.ni. for t‘liar-- bllltfll- J- J. iticliards, Pctcr tlliaisson,
Win. l-lziiitiiuiliaii, James Nelligan and
Anics Whalen. _The funeral director
was .\Ir Peter Kinch.-Z,
siilt.
iottetowii anti i’ictou and will cali :it
Siiinnivrsitic on rctnrn to Montreal
curly i-`rida_\' inortiiiig.-C.
ti
co (`ouiity iiiiscbaii icague held
iiiglit, it was decided to play the S
of tho thrce postponed league ll
nits-riiooti, ni 3 o°ciock, between
itcd Sox :intl Pioiioers.-C.
-SHIPPING.-The SS. t‘nf-icnpctiin
i‘oni Bioiiircal with it large passenger
ist, and ai very licuvy cargo, including
0
il
tier
all
That her sad death was a blow to all
those who knew her was evidenced
lroni thc facts that her funeral was
P
treatment shown them by the
members who acted as directors for
the occasion.-Z.
-RETURN HOME.-Mr Tom 0'-
Brlen, Westem Road, who has been
visiting friends at»Mlscoucl1e. returned
home on Saturday, while Mrs Joseph
Ciohosey. who has been visiting at the
home of her father-in-law, Mr Ed-
ward Gloltosey, returned to her home
in Boston Monday.-Z.
-ABLE SERMON.-Rev. L’Abbe
Jeilnas, of Montreal, visiting Mon-
signor D. M. Macdonald, of Tlgnisli,
on Sunday ofliciated at High Mass
and in French delivered one of the
best sermons ever listened to by the
parishioners of Tignish Church. He
dwelt on the sin ot scandal and show-
ed his listeners the great wrong that
could be wrought at the hands of this
agency. The reverend gentleman will
shortly leave for his home.-Z.
-VISITING HERE.-The following
are now vlsitng in this part of the
Dl‘0ViIlCe. Mrs Fidele Arsenauit, of
Hope River. at the home ot' her father-
in-iuiv, Mr Arcade Gaudet, Leonville;
Mr A. J. Gaudet. of Miscouclie, at the
home ol’ l\ir and Mrs W. D. Sumner;
Miss .liiqueline Perry, ol Wellington,
at the home ot’ Mr Mick Nelligan,
Pleasant View; Miss Georgiann Mc-
Donald, of Massachusetts, at the
home of Mr Wm. 'Kinch. Waterford;
Miss Minnie Aylward, of Mattie. at
the home of her father, Mr Joseph
Ayiward, Waterford.-Z.
-BURIED WITH HONOUR.-The
mortal remains of‘the into Mrs John
(‘olilil who died on Saturday Inst at
the ripe old uge of eighty after u
lingering illness were buried in Tig-
nisli Cemetery on Monday morning.
The funeral service was conducted by
the Rev. John Foley ot' St Ptiul, Min-
nesota, now on a visit to this province,
and the orchestra wus under the able
directoi-ship of the llev. A. J. Muc-
llougail. The orders of the C.M.B.A.
:ind the A.O.}l. were well represented
by all of its Tignish branch inetnbers,
who niarclied in a body from the home
ot’ her son, Peter, to the (lhurch and
then escorted the body to the grave.
Wcatlicr being ideal ii large attend-
ance of friends and relations were
present. This estiniable old lady
bout tive nioiitiisago had thc mis-
fortune of falling, thereby injuring her
pine and collar~bone, from which she
evcr_raliied. Site was u pioneer set-
ot Tigiiisli and Kildare and was a
evout Christian and a noblc woman in
UIC illlnenls to do charitable work.
ne ot' the largest ever held in this
part ot' the island. Those wh 't
o .1 :ted
s pnil-licarcrs were Messrs Janics W,
1
We pride ourselves in our
ability to give you a super-
ior plumbing service at
about the same price as you'
must pay for inferior work.
if you want good plumbing,
moderate prices and prompt
service, cali, write or phone
393-J. `
S10
heartburn; pal itation of th_e heart;
oppression of breathing; pain under
the ribs and shoulder-blades; hmdaclie
through the temples and eyes! dl_Ul‘
ness, coated tongue and constipation:
sometimes nausea or vomiting.
Abbey’s Eifervescent Salt is_the
natural specific for all these conditions.
Being an an_t:i_cid, it immediately re-
lieves the acidity oi the stomach and
stops the fermentation. It stimulates
the secretion and muscular action oi
mach, which indicates acidity;
ing
nitiiii
the
hrokc.
Suinni
\\'ll.S
sid c
lot
on N.
-RAILWAY MISHAP.-When near-
St_ Louis yesterday afternoon the
axle ot’ ciigine No. 30, drawing
afternoon train from the west,
(Jn arrival ot' No. 1 train from
crsidc thc engine of that train
uscd to bring the train to Suninicr-
. arriving tlicrc about S p.in. A
special ciiginc was sent i`i'oiii Chur-
tctowii to tziltc- thc place of No. 28
l iraiii. Thu disabled engiiic
rcniuiiicd nt Aiberton lust night and
 ,,,,.,  ,- 
the stomach and_boweis, and over-
comes the constipation. When its
use is kept up the normal action of
all the organs oi digestion is reestab-
lished.
Sold everywhere at 25c. and 604:.
I
A ,lFred H. Trainor l,
L` 80 Grafton Street 
| _ , Sold by George E. Hughes.
L __;_ __ _,_ _ - ‘
F
Tliere's Going To
I  Be A Scarcity of
._ '  Paris Green
  
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I  __  vw
“/i-:'.’&
It: is predicted that there
will be a scarcity of Paris
V _p Green this season. Now
ll.. is the opportune time to get your requirements in this
.iw _
 - line.
to =
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We liavez-
BIERGE Paris Green in Tins.
AMERICAN Paris Green in Papers, at lowest
market prices.
=*-BELLOW S_PRAYERS'”-=
 1 ,Q The Wonder Of The Century
 ._ Saves time, labor and material. Applies one pound of
._ L_- ‘ 1-'aris Green to an acre of potatoes. The greatest
ill# -l little machine in the world. One man sprayed three
fi"*§l`."1` _*" acres of potatoes with this sprayer, and says he would
'i' not be without one for $5.00. Our price is only._$1.50
‘ .I
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la;-';-‘. .
all i
,.15 '
W*-' ~ 4.02.-_
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=j7._-- _é_`_f_,i1"' I _
V " lr’ Store Closes Saturday at one o’clock
 During July and August
_ -ti -5- .;__ -I
Nfl.,-H (i_-,7-;..-1
S
i.
A
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I
1
will bc brougiit to (‘litii'iottotowii to-
day.-(‘.
crnl of the lzitc Wlllioni Minto. Sum-
nicrsitilc, took place yesterday with
Altisoiiif: honours. front his lute resi-
flciict- io thc l’coplc':~‘. tleinctcry. Tile
H
wcrc trontluctcd by ltcv. J. li. Rice,
V being coiitiiiiftcd by Motitit Lebztiioii
| it
officiating. The pall-licarci's were
Wi
'    . J in
Grady, Joiin ll. (loss, Uniiicl Mont-
goniery and i). Gordon.-(7.
l|’tiul (lnilnnt, of lioutouclie. N.1l., are
t ti-
Galiulli. of Nail l‘ond. They returned
iionic on \\'ctiiicstiuy.-7..
|llN‘l‘ .\'<‘fII's nge, four iiiiiidrcd und
= 
-MASONIC FUNERAL.-'File i'u1l~
ervlcos at the house and at tho rave
lic Msisotiitz scrviccs at the grave
.origin \\'orshipt'ul Master' l)r Sinclair
nd Acting (`hiipiaiti A. S. McKay
lli.iin Stc\\.iri, 'i`hos Fri//el ol
TIGNISH
-ON VISIT HERE.-Mr uild Mrs
gut-sts ol' Mr and Mrs Niipolcoii
sl
S.
-uNcoMPAnEo RETURNS.-Mr sl,
ifrcd Giiudct luis cut over the arcn
i thru-o aittws of hind. iniisscl iiiuddcd
¥§.J_.L.ai__.l _
W
D
is
Edward ilaiiisay. V.
is
liubert Oatwny, at St. Eieanors. V.
ws s _
` -Mr J. Raton nruntiage. of ii. 'r.
Holiuun, Ltd.. has returned lionio from
a visit to Boston.
-Mrs. J. W. Kimball, Charlotte-
town, is visitiiig in St. Eleanors ut
the lionie of Mrs. D. McLeod. V.
-Miss Rctzi. Arthur is spending
her vacation at Brookdale Furni,
Albany, 1*. E. I.
-_Miss lfriscilla McKay, (‘iilifornit1,
visiting in Lot 16, the guest of Mrs.
-_Mrs. Ralph Homer, Waterville, Me
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Trowsdalc,
_iloticton N. B. are spending a vacation
in
Mrs. John Lyle. V.
Sl- Elcwiors. guests of Mr. and
-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dunn of
Boston are spending their holidays
uizlth their former friends in Summer-
s e. . -
-Miss May Callaghan, Emyvnle,
was in Sunierside on Monday, return-
ing to rcsunio duties as teacher of the
O'Brleii Road Scliooi. H.
-Captain .liinies Walsh. Summer-
de. is piloting the four-mnster ilenry
Little to (fninpbellton, N.B., where
e will load with latii for New York.
-X.
-Mr Sydney Putlllo, of Truro, N.S..
lilns taken ti position with the ilrm of
U T. llolmtin. Ltd.. Sunimerside. and
iii have charge of their furniture de-
pnrtment.-X.
il
-The Misses Gwen Back and Nina
iirnnt, stenogrtipliers with R. 'i‘. llol-
i man, Ltd.. were uninng the delegates
1 to
tliislrlottctoivii attending the Rebe-
' knli Assembly.
-Mrs. J. S. Nichols and Mr. Ciar-
jr ence Nichols are homo from U. S. A.
it L/ \ `.¢ and 'nt present are visiting in St.
_ -\> Eleanors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
/ ‘ P Hubert Ontway. V.
/I
CANADA LINHTLD
l _Y little
Allierton Horse
Races
Monday, August 23rd Purses $500.00
l'
Free-for-all, Mile heats, $200.00.
2.30 Pace, I-ialf mile hosts, $150.00.
2.40 Trot, Mile heats, $150.00.
Five to enter four to start. Entry
ce, 5 per cent. oi purses, 5 per cent.
5 -if an moon to and win. ni.. nmi host
,fi‘$.3»`," \ nddlitional for money winners. En-
»’;.;%I;.'-fi, V, tries close the 10th of August.
'<3  Q/ 0   No entries accepted unless accompan-
-  V iied with fees for same.
;  Entries received by the Secretary,
ttf?"-..'_=_ ol' by J. Stanley Wedl0ck, ChD.l‘l0ttB~
V 1`_-`i.f- 31-". - town.
~ .._§_~;l».-;¢
~ ~ ,. ft Hmnv otsnisu, seo-oury,
l>vf~9" '
' wriotssliu-: AND ni-:TAIL ,,,,_,_,,,,,,,_,,_ ~°°"°'=-
.i .
, .._-. - _ M' »'
..,.,, , ,:, _
-Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bennet and
children, Charlottetown, are spending
a pleasant holiday in St. Eleanors ut
the home of Mrs. Bennett's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Lockhart. V.
-Miss Hattie Jelly, O’Leary. spent
a very pleasant visit in Cape Traverse
with her friend Miss Bertie Buxton.
She is now visiting friends and rela-
tives in Linklettor and St. Eiesnors. V
-Miss Kathleen and Annie McEwen
of Sherbrooke and Miss Ida Murray
of Summerside spent a few days visit-
ing friends iri 0'Leary. During their.
stay there they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dunn.
-Among the visitors to Summerside
Monday were Mr. S. Kennedy, Ch'town
Hon James A. McNeill, Ch'town: Mr.,
M. Kennedy. M. L. A. Bradslbsne. Rev
P. P. Arsenault. Mt. Camel; J. D. Ken-
nedy Esq Kensington. Rev. J. A. Mc-
Donald, Grand River; Mr. Frank Hick-
ox, Springfield Lot 67 and Mr. Edward
Pendergast, Kensington. H.
--€_______
Potatoes are wanted by Holman
& `Co. city. 2427mtf
Save your strength in hot weather
by buying cooked meats. A nice frelh
stock just received at Hoimans.
- B4il7mtf
` A I¥~'|l“|lllll|I»»ll
r-i§“__>;‘t "I f .Ii 
- tilt--i|I
_.QE
\. ‘ is

1 I ‘ A (ft As  advances,
/ , the lood gets'
, l thin, the nervlil
l_| ll I exhausted and
‘ ’ vitality runs IOW.
I 1/'
 L
il* 1
» .I I:
By building ull
the nerve form of _
body and mind
Dr. Chssds Nerve
Food is an ull-
- _ bounded blessing
" ‘to people of ad-‘
vanccd years.
50 cents n b all ‘
dealers. _ ox' 'T
__"._.»,,\’
Di: Cli.;-is
If 
Nerve oo 
| I 'E V _ I
= -‘ so~.;o.L¢,|\‘1'ni'hi
AIIIIHESS ill]
PHiS[Nlil|llN
The Congregation of Cardigan, St.
Andrews Presbyterian (lhurcii, by s.
Committee appoliited for the D1lrD090£
gave their retiring Secretury-Treas-
urer. Mr. 1). t‘. Morson, a surprise at
the M_anse on Saturday evening, Aug.
7th. While he und his wife were the
guests of their pastor. The following
address and n well illied purse, the
evidence. of the esteem in which tho
congregation held him, was given to
lilin. and to which lie responded very
deeply and fcelingly.
To I). C. Morson, Esq., Cnrtligan.
Dear and honored Ilrotherz-
The members and adherents of St.
Andrews tliiurch cannot accept your
resignation even teinporurily without
giving some evidence of the high ap-
preciation they fell for the great ser-
vice you have rendered the church.
For over twenty years _von have tilled
the oilice of Seci'ctai‘y-’l‘roasurer of
our church with great credit to your-
sclf and satisfaction to the noble in-
stitution that is working t`or the com-
nion good. As ii church we feel we
owe you zi debt of gratitude that is not
easily paid, we fully realize that dur-
ing those long years of service you
have ncver looked for any reward ex-
cept that which comes from the faith-
l`ul perforninnce of a. duty and the ud-
vancenicnt and progress of the church
of which you are an esteemed and lion-
ored member. Our oliurcli has had its
trials-its erection was costly and on
its conipletion a. large debt like zi
nlglitinure hung over its fair habita-
tion, threatening to nullify the good
which iiiight otherwise be acconipiisli-
ed. ’l`hi‘ougii all these years of trial
our financial secretary stood at his
post. working witliout foe or reward.
until the cloud of debt was rolled ii-
way. Now ti-; he takes ti holiday ow-
ing to the stress of business, and we
hope it will not bo too long, we all re-
joice tiiat the great burden has been
lifted and we hope that before us-lies
ii bright and glorious future,
We ask you to accept this purse,
not in_ anyway as ii compensation for
the service you have rendered tis, for
that is not to he nieasured by dollars
:intl cents, but its :I simple rocognitioii
that your work has not been in vain.
We owe you an obligtitioii that is hard
for us to repay, but we wish to con-
vey to you our sense of gratitude nnd
duo nppreciatioii for all that you have
done.
We also wish to reniciiiber your be-
loved partner, who in common with
youi‘seit` has always taken ti great in-
terest in our church. who has always
helped and supported in ti large inea-
sure every good cause. Wo sincerely
trust that you may long be spared to
till those spheres of usefulness in the
futiire, which you have so iiobly filled
in the past.
ln helinlt’ of St. Andrcws Coiigrega-
tion, Cardignn.- The Committee.
Geo. E. Goff, A. G. tirawford, Neil
Mcflaiinei.
Aug. 8th, 1915.
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Choice cooked iniin, also Bologna,
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.
FACULTY OF ARTS ANDSCIENCE.
ln beautiful new buildings nt Stu-
dley, (Ioiirses leading to degrees in
Arts, Science, Music, Pharmacy.
Two year course in Engineering.
MacI<ENZ|E BURSARY, $200, com-
peted for ni Miit.rlcu`ln.tloii nxuniinu-
tions in September. Twelve $50.00
SCHOLARSHIPS
to nominees of High Schools. Nom-
ination evcry s`ecotId year to Rhodes
Scholarship, £300 annually for
three years; and in alternate years
to 1851 Exhibition Science Research
Scholarship, .£150 annually for two
or three years.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Three year course.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE,
Five year course.
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
Four year course. _
Session for Medical and Dental ll‘a:ultie|i`be
aim Seqptembrr ltth, and for Arts and Law l~ac-
ultiu- epterriber 27th. l'or calendars and i
formation apply to the Secretary of the Fatal
ln question. ,
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Tenders For Catering
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Western Prince Exhibition
Tenders_ will be received by
the undersigned up to _Aug. 14th.
1915 from parties willing to con-
tract for the Catering to the pub-
lic on Thursday, Aul%e26th, 915.
Can have space in A rton Skat-
ing Rink, the lowest or any tend-
er not necessarily accepted.
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New Annan Horse Races
Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1915
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There will be tlrree classes as follows.
I-‘ree-for-all trot and pace. Pursei  ..  .. 
2.24 Class trot and pace. Purs e' . . . .
.. . . .. . .. ....5101
3 Minute Class trot and pace. 1’ urso . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . .100
All races miie heats. _
5 per cent with entry and 5 per cent from winners, entries close Aug-
ltlth, tive or more horses to enter and three or more to start in each _
ss. Money divided according to su mary at end of fifth heat, two or
more horses by the same owner or tr iiiiied in the same stable may start, in
the same race, the management reserve the right to change programme,
postpotie or declare off any race for any good court, the rules of the Na-
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tionni Trotting Association to govern GXCGDUIIE Wh€l'8 they C0!\fllC¢ Wllll
above conditions. Special trains front Vernon, Charlottetown, Tignisli and
Suniniersltle. Particulars of which will appear later. Band and other alu-
uscnients on the grounds, dinner and tea tables, ice cream and temperate
W (5
drinks. A large Grand Stand has been erected which will accomodate
iienriy one thousand people.
There is no need of saying anything further as for the last three years
have had first class races, and record crowds. and this year the mall-
ugenicnt arc niaiting every effort to lli\V0 fills Ulf* best Yel-
J. A. McDONALD, _A
Secretary.
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l".M. Noon
3.45 12.00
5.00 1.20
5.-i:'» 2.10
6.22
2.55
7.00 8.30
8.30
0.02
9.27
9.50
A.M.
7.35
Dap.
Arr.
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Prince Edward Island Railway
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 14th. 1915 ` F .lu
Trains Outward Atlantic Standard Time Trains Inward,
Read Down. Reed Up
A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M.
10.50 10.20
9.52 9.08
9.31 5.45 9.10
8.55 5.01
Charlottetown Arr. 11.40
Hunter River 10.36
Emerald Jet. 9.59
Kensington 9.27
Summersido Dep. 9.00
0 .80
8,3 4
IRM.
12.10
1.42
3.10
4.22
5.20
8.40
9.38
10.27
11.08
11.45
Dsp.
Arr.
Snmmsrside Arr. 8.45
Port Hill 7.48
O'Leary 7.04
Afberton 6.19
Tlgnlsh Dep. 5.45
5.80
4.00
2.40
1.85
12.30
P.M.
6.00
7.00
9.25
l0.tl0
Dep,
Arr.
A.M.
Emerald Jet. Arr.
Cape Traverse Dep.
PJ!-
9.15
8.40
l.00
7.00
A.M.
0.50
8.40
9.17
9.46
11.15
P.M.
3.00
4.10
4.30
4.57
0.00
Dep.
Arr.
Charlottetown Arr.
Mt. Stewart
Morell
Bt. Peter'l
Souriis Dep.
8.05
7.02
8.33
0.11
5.10
5.45
4.10
3.27
2.05
1.80
7.10
Arr.
Elmira Dep. 4.00
A.M.
8.45
9.55
10.25
11.05
4.20
5.09
5.30
8.05 '
Dep.
Arr.
Mt. Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown Den.
7.00
8.11
5.49
5.15
8.55
2.48
2.20
1.30
Dany
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4.15 4.57
5.55 7400
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