After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the dining room where
the table was tastefully decorated lu
mauve and green from which a dale
ty luncheon was served Mr. and
llrs. Prosper left on the four o’clock
train for Beattie en route to Skag-
way. On their return they will reside
nt 1.139 St. George’n Avenue, North
Vancouver.
lawn on
ice-cream,
were sold
WIS I9'
d
mx B on the
--Among those
harvest excursion
sph Gallant and
Kingston. M. i
TUESDAY 4
MOTOR BOAT ARRIVES.-The mo<
saw onasoow Dn1vs:n.- peter tor helm Doiphih, which hee been un- The Em Boston Argu__AaW°m,°,_~
McKenzie, Truro, will enter his hells' dergoi g repairs, was brought to
some black horse 'Baby Boy’ in D0*-ll Charlottetown Saturday by Messrs.
the Halifax and Charlottetown elhib' Pnquet. Bros. and arrived at five p.m.
ition races. At Halifax he Wlll Wm' making the trip in eight hours. Phis
pete in both the 2.22 and 2.55 trot- motor-_ is equipped with a 30 h. p.
pace classes. He has secured the ser- Imperial motor and gives the highest
vlseg or Jimmy Saunderson, of NW satisfaction.
Glasgow, to handle his horse. imml'
is one or the best horssmsn in ill” AN scfrivs FARMER-Mi~. neu-
proviilce. Bild ll“d¢l` his skuml mud” aid McDonald, of Cherry Valley now
ling they elpeirl "HWY" t0 milk* “ in his ninetieth year, is receiving
good showing. _ great praise for his valuable service
“"'“ ~ durin the ha in season. Mr. Mc-
F`t§i 'PHE 0Rl’HAN3~`“Ths Present Donnie! cnjuysygogod health, and is
Sl- ‘ illcsht Ds Paul 0rp"“““g° on ever ready to “lend a hand." A few
Mslllsque “Usd °PP°sl"° st- Dunst' days ago he was seen driving the
9~ll's~fU°""se ls to be replaced by .B horse in the hay-carrier. His friends
brick llmlding- The "ew b""d"'g “lm wi-ch thu energetic old gentleirmn
bs Wllout 35 feet 1°"*‘7' 4" 'get w"'e manv years of health and happiness in
and bln-os stories high, Wil-ll mise" his busy life. Stay right here, young-
m°':3"‘_"'," w"' be 'f""t so as to have man, and reap the harvest of ninety
ell ditions later if found necessary- years
'l‘lie__buil1flng when completed will '
ggiigggblemrofcz Ofic0'<I;l':i‘;:i';l1i"'iriihr7E TEM* FOR SUMMERSIDE-“F0”
Dttlmmn ls now worlllng un the lowing is the team selected to ropre-,
l 0
plmfg sent the Civilian Rifle Club of Char-,I
`_' __,_,,__ ottet wn, in the match against the'
AQ ENJOYAIHAE 0llTlNG__ Summerside Rifle Club which ls_to
mos enjoyable picnic was held oc take l""°e on the S"mmer8"I° "ne
Satédny afternoon by the New Do- ""'~“'e
minilin Presbyterian Sunday School  
on we grounds or Mr. T. A. stew- °'"‘i-
urt,"'Wer:tville.- There were about 150 E' G' . . . » Th
pie t und to say that the afternoon  J"d'mn as wmt"'g 'Fan' 3”
wa:§:h0m,,gllly enjoyed by allwould Charlottetown team _ wil 1eave_fol
be ttiug it well within the mark. s""'me""'de by tram m the m(¥n"€§°
Ilen¥iful Prince Eflvvurd Island ,At Lncomlbe' Anal" 0:; Aulfusd -It 
weutlor, grounds whose beauty is 'reston wglger' be 0;() “I2 "log e
pm”,_l,lul' mul H company ul happy son of Wiliam Wal er, ens ng on.
men,9”’wumcn and children, all con- fuxlrq
Sliir to make the picnic one of the 3' el'
-- _ Bessie. He lived a. con-
lilougntest outings yet held even on 0."e meter' - ,
l_l,lM'._l(lc,,l plcnlc z,,0uml_ sistent and Godly life and died trust
ing in the merits of the Divine Re-
MORE FOX C0Ml,ANIES___I" the rlremer, (Island papers please coli?)-
current number of the Royal Guzettc,
"Milli is Hi\'»‘n of application for the WEDNESDAY 6
incu iorntion of the Dalton, Howntt
sing Black Fox (;(,_ Ltllu (lllplml LAD INJURED.-Tlielyoung son of
Slll5_,000, applicants, Messrs. John E. Mr Joh” G°"m"'y° ("'“"'°“et‘°w"'
Wll,,§n, fl-l-llemml l.l_ llllllwp, Mlles B__ who was badly cnt about the legs
Rogers, G. F. Hutcheson, S.
W. S. Louson, G. M. Moore,
Love and P. Barlow, with J.
lnnie, sr, John, N, B_; Jerry E_ D51 und had his arm broken by falling
toii,_,,fl:liirtoli; T. Major Huwatt, Cole- fm 8-
loaded ilray Monday afternoon,
iiinlli Also for the incorporation of ls Vesting as Well as call be expected'
'Phe New Era Silver Black Fox Co.
M .
TF- DERS RECEIVED -'Four ton-
Ltrli; capital $45,000, applicants, N -
Messrs. .l. Nelson Smith, Lower Gov- dcrs have been received for thc build-
crdig, N. li.; .lohn L. l’ec'<, Hills- ing cf the proposed annex to the
bor , N. B.; John Bowncss, Montrose; Agricultural Hall. This addition will
l'er W. Turner, O'Leary; Lewis be of the dimens ons of 50 ft. by 30
Sni§h, Lower Coverdale. it. and will be made to the southern
V '*_~ end of the Hall. The tenders are un~
Lgii. (). F.-Phe session of the der consideration.
Grand Lodge of the I. O. 0. F., of ’“*“ _
the maritime Provinces was couclud- THE CASPEDIA.-The S. S. C115-
ed ursday in Chatham, N, B., by capedia, from Montreal, with a larg
n ilgikbtful moonlight excursion. The general cargo and full list of pusscn-
mo im-portant piece of liusiiress was gers arrived in (‘-'harlottctown Mon-
tlic ecision to meet next year in day evening at 5 o’clock. Sho sailed
Wlliflsli-°'<~ 'Pile llelisllsil Assembly asain at on enrlv hour yesterilsv proceedings, the ooritrihutore heirig
_ Miss Blanchard, Messrs Wm, Brown.
"Q-ll - ' _ at 4 o.clocli‘ on Thursday frorni and Parker Hooper, each of whom
ilcccnlicu brothers and sisters of the Picton and snllg the some nlglif, [Or was deservedly e,lcol.ed_ A lantern
past ya.-nr. Tins solemn ceremony was Montreal. _,_, lecture emhlemamatic of the l,rincllq_
~_- les and cardinal points of the Broth-
Wcrncsoriy afternoon was marked by morning for Picton, She returns
n iviilil service in respect to the here
conducted by the vice-president, Mrs.
Ollve l.|niluw, assisted by Mrs. Lyons POLICE Cl-)U_R»l~__At the ,Cl,al._
warden of the assembly. The Grand lottetown Pollce Court yegperday
S”cr"t"'y' 'I' J- M“°Ki""°"- Char' morning, one drunk, John Sherry was After forty-two years' absence from
, u1id,'vi.D.J.ML _
the "ul-""’ '"1" contrlbmed $69935 cnsc of Robert Stanley for an infrac- tilfe stall'/lelvillle, who hascjugfnbegnnoan
ii few W_0,e1-Ls' Visit to his homeland,
rnsd, A case of assault and but- finds considerable improvement on
y of Henry Weeks vs Barney Cnr. every hand in- the province. He stat-
her resulted in e :me of 7 arid sd to n Dolly Gnordisn renrssenia-
lo"tteti~wn, in his report stated that commllted to J-all for 30 -,lays_ The
towards the relief of those made des- ,lo
titiitc by the floods. Eighty-three J-on
deaths had occurred during che past ter
n of the' prohibition act was ad-
a large basket of beautiful nedtfgf'
. _ f
I
Frid
r ck ox minister
abd D
Sir
valley
ful and
ples is expected this year.
recent date says, "Robust and with
the enrmarks of perfect health shin-
ing all over, Thomas J. Terrill, has
returned from a three weeks' trip
through the Maritime Provinces, dur-
ing which he visited points of inter-
est in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
and Prince Edward Island, "Tom"
declares he had the trip of his 'life
and would like to repeat.lt. Howev-
er his large business has to be atten-
ded to and he was forced to forego
the pleasure, but declares he has not
yet paid his last visit to the Provin-
ces, "Mr. 'Perrill was here on a visit
to his mother, Mrs. Terrill, Charlot-
tetown."
AN IMPORTANT MISSION.- The
Commissioner of Agriculture, the
Hon. Murdock McKinnon, is at pres-
ent absent from the island, 'on a
trip that is of considerable import-
ance to the agricultural interests of
the province. He is now in New
Jersey, whither he sailed on Friday
last, attending a large poultry con-
vention. The principal purpose of
his visit, however, is to gather lu-
t°`m°"`°“"_R' V' L°"gW°rt'1' formation about courses in agricult-
ure for the long course for farmers
in this island to be held by the
Department. of Agriculture this wint-
er._ Mr. McKinnon, intends to visit
the Agricultural College of Maine
and the Cornell Agricultural College
attending other agricultural institu-
tions, in the United States, as well
as the Agricultural College of Guelph
are left to mourn besides thc 0 t H ‘. d h h h t 1 t
his beloved wife and ddughtor, Sgplemlfes' "E “CK em a 0" S
The Big Union meeting of the B.L.
F. and E. opened in Charlottetown
yesterday morning with a big Lodge
meeting in the I.U.O.F. in the morn-
ing at 10 o’clock. The visiting mem-
bers, w»ho number about 450,, are be-
ing looiied after by an energetic local
committee.
In the night n largely attended
public meeting was held in the Mar-
ket Hall, over which Mr. P. A.
Smith presided. Interesting addres-
ses were delivered by His Worship
the Mayor (Mr. C. Lyons). the
Hon. W. S. Stewart, (the acting
premier.) and Mr. Wesley Frost,
American Consul, thc two first' named
of whom extended a hearty welcome
to the members of the convention,
A engthy and informative speech
on the purpose and benefits oi ‘ the
organlvation was made by Mr, E.A.
Ball, the first Vice-President of the
B. of L. F. and E. 9, hotter report of
the speeches will appear in_a subse-
quent issue, A short and enjoyable
musical program interspersed the
erhood was the concluding item,
returned
a visit
eeuce. Sir Charles' home. is nt
wolfville, in the Annapolis Valley anal
erick'| residence _le also in
the Evangeline County at Canning.
Sir Louis and Lsdy-Davies report the
and its orchards very beauti-
about a bail a crop of ap-
WU!
of the
a
seconded »
Strathcona,
carried witlb
briefly
The
their own
the farm
noon,
they had seen
left, to follow
and then-left
in the alter-
with all
advised.. i. ,
_-M
T0 JOIN OEDER.-4 Miss M. E.
ago for Minnesota. to join the Sister-
two sisters already- in the’ some order
in the Eastern States, they having
` THURSDAY. `
CONVENTION.-Tha Ncwdiruns-
wick and P. E. Island W. C. T. UI'
will hold their annual convention at
Summerslde this year. Sept im ' '
Sth, A large number ol delegates and
officers from New Brunswick are ex-`
nected, and Mrs. Deborah Knox
Livingston, a charming and earnest
speaker, is to be there, so doubtless
an interesting and helnful time may
,be expected. Mrs. William. Crockett
and Mrs. R. H.,Cumpbell are the
delegates appointed for Charlotte-
town Union, and many other mem-
bers plan to nttcnd.
THE Foro  with respect to
the reference made in yestcrday’s
Guardian to the Ford motor _ car
the agency for which in this province
was secured by Messrs Bruce Stcwast
& Co., it may be stated'th`at the
nresent price of the cars in the var-
ious grades are guaranteed by the
manufacturers for one year. ` The
Ford car is especially well adapted
*fi climbing assents or going down
dccents, and the heaviest road is' no
bar to the comfort and safety 'of 'a'
ride in the Ford, the un-to=ds'ts
and edcctively controlled. 
WEDDING Bsmls-'rho marriage'
took place rt St. .Tnsenh’a Convent
on August l2f.i‘. of Mr. Joseph Hugh-
es of Vernon River to Miss Mary E'.
‘VlcCabe of Charlottetown. Thefcerc-
monv was performed bv Rev. Dr. Mc-
Lellan, the bridesmaid being Mins
Annie ‘l-lcCabe. cousin of the bride.
'I/bile the groom was sunbnrtsd'hv
his cousin Mr. John Delaney. After
*be ceremony was performed the han-
'iv covinin drove tn the home nf' the
hr-if1e’s brother, Mr. Allan McCabe.
"i*". 'vhcre some hours were suenf
'vith friends after which all drove to
‘hs frroom‘s home where th:-"evening
-v v\_\'ml\r\1_‘ nl' rnlrltivpg, _'Fha hriilc pm’
"nom rer~\i\'e<l vmmv useful presents.
*ll loin in wishing Mr; 'snr' Mr".
’-fufvhes mnny years of \veil¢led`4happi-
"“°“. .
Duffy, Kelly's Cross, left -a few'-ddyn'
hood of the Good Shepherd. Sha has-
lcft here only 4 or 5 years ago. L'
-muipment lof which renders it easily"
'vos vrrv Dlons`en+lv'spcnt,1 with quite
ein
in the
by Mr.
.a Mr;
seutatlve ot the Montreal Gazette; is
or
John _Kldman,~ Qttawarepre-
resent visiting the Island. While it U oursslg
iii*-Y. l1e_hal been piloted round p:l',',¢t':5~yyd1|¢hhl~gs
Nicholson M P with 'whom r
,he visited che `n§pei-iiiie'hce1 station ,fffry
yesterday and addressed- a`fariners ln th
plcni
o.,Mr. Kidman expects to spend the pau-on, of gl", pos;
a week on the North shore before re- As
tuiinlug to Montreal. ln the ll-out rank (ll those
mpr,ovement,,,, and l>l`0f!l'¢si.' Bild
,_ 'Mr
Davy'a
.have
visit
Mrs
the _'
. and Mrs. Wesley Davy, accom- gglrull
to Mi'-. ~'Davy’sl par'e`r§ts,, Mr."and vom.
rnsvonsible. ivosition ol 'Masses oe]
Mechanic -wich-the Newcastle- Port 1,,
laud‘
years
visit
Duox sleoorruos-Dues ehoouug 6...,
panied by Mrs. H. S, Payuter, (Mrs. recorfs ol ,Bll,,'j~ ll-,rl'l'ari‘la,_|,11o_vemrinl7
Ce
_ment ‘ i¥lrompil.ny.' It is 'twelve pr,”
' since " . 'Davy 'lust 'paid a also
hcmedi 'i"'»-‘il  ' ' ' ern l
.lJ.'l.rz¢..O"-n-vm _ -- ._ _ may
in ' the Province  _ opened yesterday, Slg
Aug.
years
Rive
found.
River
the
whic
_ ' Al.
protecting and enforcing the game Trllatees ol St, Ja'm'es R. C. Cliiiwh
etc., .Each member of the walled on. ML llvlcpllegs daugh¢er_
` 20ml"`lDlf°ks"sl”°'-fsP°l`l-ell 'm‘“`s Georgetownr- W. W. Jenkins, Daniel
plentiful ‘,- this year than for many McKinnon' Russel Mngbean, P, J,
mon, P. N.'Manuel, `E. B. Mc-
where large- flocks may be Lure,” U_ M_ l,~ltzgel»,i1(l_ Daniel Skin-i
T. E. Morrisey; D. A. Stewart,
P.
past, especially up the -East Solo
r
This incrcase along East nel.
is_ due ln a* large measure to ,.l-_ 'W
'new society at Mt. Stewart, ,Jas
h has done valiant service- in '
society was given some one the par- Mlm
ticul
and
diflerent meetings called. l I is Cum
keen interest was aroused and MES Agnes McPhee:___we the trust
way
laws,
a
w
r work-to attend to daily with
ns called on for a report, attfllie of her sllrvlcts 'as organist ln their
n .
o
if others would follow their lead fish ees
and
and
suor
here
are
game would soon he replenished town
P. E. I. would become the t
tsm.nn’s paradise. It might' be ° £5
mentioned that non-residents stab
required to take out a license be- r
fore-_ enjoying the shooting and fish- on
ing
grounds. we 
,§NAP
God
you
He
EE'
Fl
SOFT you
AT [ALL DEALERS Chllr
'ri-is soar
IN THE TIN, ing
T you
_We
your
futu
HAT I5
GOOD FOR .
THC 5K|N
'sm/E
couvonb
Solo
”‘°*,‘l°l`) °f New Usslllli-` :Pau in the recent hishorypf our-town. f
arrlverl~in_ jflharlottetawn, on _a ,.;0¢l',,lly me removal p_f,yo'\`;rself‘and
Fdiifvliil Deyfsiw-Mr. Ilsvirfholfls `whioh will riot eoohpr easily be su-
the hope that in the Greatjllest-
and Your, efforts and ente1*p'l'ise
which they have earned here._
chu »
a
gonist in the Church.. .
eg leave .to present you with the
I- accompanying gift as a small token
of esteem nndi appreciation of your
faithful and gratuitous.
‘ g .y »' ` ani
companying gift as a slight token ,nf
esteem and appreciation of the ui-fnLl- woul
kindness and assistance which such
re home. S'igned'- "IK W, M216-"' man
Donald, Frank Macl‘hée, .iollri'B0lld- don
reault, John C. Yoston. Flank J-
, Hesslon. I
yearq,
Bud U80
haY°
and
e
position, fhut,
way, and at li
e fullest mess
e citizen; you have been
` strove
ame is written 1 rge on the
family will leave' a vacanci
conclusion 'we again desire to 01- _
regret for your d6DHi`tlil‘°.'f.bllf
bring-you that measure of suc-
ned iii behhu of the citizens of
. MacDonald, Elmer Jenkins.
D. Stewart;
the same time the choir and
Agnes and. each Presented her
n purse of gold in recognition
ist. -James church. George- .
, regret that it is your intention
company your parents to Sask-
wan, und that we may -no long'
ve your valued asslstanceias or-
heheli of the-'tionsrczaiion We
You labored for the gi-eat-glory Of, _
I
_ .- ..l .
_ _.s ---s
and,wc pray tbat,He_wi,ll reward
with happiness in this' world as
. ..§;2s‘;.i"*.;fs;:? °.i.';“x....... So
  Arch'd J. McDonald, H. Allister Mc-
ll
HANDS M Don 1d~ - i
|_§Av|~;5 \ Dear Miss, McPhee:- We tllle ilicm-
THEM' =- ' [ers of St. James’ Churc cioir. .
SMOOTH 1;,,rn;m_, with regret that this is ln-0- There are more ZUTOO tablets for
AND  bably thc last occasion* upon which lwlld
will preside at thc f>I‘f;lll1 iil'0“" °"'°Zl
ch be ou to avirept the ac- l1°°
have always given us.- alll,
Headache
le of Remcdiasfolf
U
ache sold in thlsicountry than all
r remedies combined. Think how
these tablets must be to have such
mmcnse sale. ‘ -_ ‘
Dealers could not sell them nor
d people buy ZUTOO tablets in
large quantities, were they not what
scrs say they ure, that is, n. perfectly
all units in best Wlslissdsf -harmless and reliable cure for-leendaclieff
success and happiness in Y0\il”
mon, Joseph A. Macl>liee, James
Do YO U use these tablets which so,
y people have chosen as best? Ifyou
ox, il is your ncxt move. 25c atdcalerl
_ _ ,J-5 _es
5.
l.
J" E-
year. Mr. MacKinnon was ibelected rag S  ' ' ` I
'“m"" ""'c"°t'"y 'md he' mt" Mr" costs being imposed on the defendant, tive yesterday: "Travelling through '     -
John Mcllauglilnn, who was also a
ilclegutc, were appointed to represent L
the lodge at the coming meeting o.
tlr'6?‘S ' L l e t be hclil in "f ,
Sifliteillllsgflqe mg 0 arrive here Monday, August 25th,
_____ fin
thc Quebec S. S. Line, is due to
WIUDDING BELLS.-A pretty and
the Island, 1 did not know the places
AST TRIP.-'rho s. s. 'rriniilea -ll1°Y had improved so mush- In
Melville where I was born I saw
great 'improvement generally, lm-
lil Quebec. After four hours in provenlent in the buildings and out-
(lharlottetowll she leaves on return buildings, machinery, equipment and
» - -.1 v t t th t 1
Work Seems Pleasanter
‘_ _
_ _ _ , t N Y 11,'  r 4 _ BO On ~ H`|DI`O ell] Il O I`€
               . e
"" “""'“s"’y' g _l’l F ned wiu mere on this route this ll ll is my °P1“1°i1 that ills Island `
lionic of Dr. and Mrs. uison
v ' I r . I I `\ _ ` `
. - _ has' improved as much as an other '  e p _ .
,I l ~ _ tl V , _ season. Judging from the laroe pas Y , l a .I
"‘""' "64 P“°"'° 5"” “"'°“"" n er nets she hee en o ea eeteh tri slots I Dove seen or known in pro- ., f "1, ’
when their sister, Miss Annie, was FE
united in marriage with Rev. A. J. i
s 1 y P _
appears that the excursion trlps portion to the size and wealth of the
places As re ards Charlottetown it
° 9 
.l’rnsser, of North Vancouver, Rev. H. are Ill`0\'lllE V917 D°P“1s~l`- .' g ' ' ' ` ' 'A
G. ldstubrook officiating. The bride has Improved' It has spread much' rl e . S
D . ' _ _
‘Mis bermtlfully gowned in white Man-.
darin silk, hand embroidered and sp
trimmed with Nagercoll lace and ot
clusters of hand-made roses. She car- th
ricd n shower bouquet of white roses, sh
maiden hair fern The ye
Z,
palms, ferns and cut flowers. Only occasion was heartily applauded, the
the immediate relatives of the con- four thousand spectators crowding
triictinr Parties were present, includ- around the dancers as the numbers ` "I sm "WY mush Pleased with my
ing the brides father, Mr. J. C- were announced. This pleasing fea- Visit t0 the Island- I llsvs bee"
of Prince Edward Island, and ture was led ofl by Mr. M. McNeill most W&l`m1Y and kindly l'€C0lV9ll by
Clark,
two sisters, Miss Martha and Dr. of West River who gave the sword
zolln (ilnrk, of Clieckati-Jolantra, In- dance ln a most efllcient manner,
aiu. 'rhe bridal purtv entered the
drawing room to the strains of Men- ASSESSMENT APPEALS _ Pre_
Frieda, acted as flower girl, carrying city, a Court was begun on Monday
.
l _ _:_ _ r at the Olly lllaglst,_ate.B Hall' and Island for his home ln Maryville this
will be continued to-day for the pur-
' ' "' "“' pose of hearin a eals b the citi-
stances the assessors have been asked
" to visit the places and reassess them
 _. bend teamster for Auld Bros., met
' ~ ~- with a painful and regrettable accid-
, __ _ _ , _ ent on Sunday night. He was return-
e
1
- ' ’ ' _-" 1' "*\ . thrown out, Mr. Dolron having one
ANCING _At the Caledonia Club but the business portion of it is very
orts Ml” Rem. Mcnonald' Clm,.l_ much improved. There are now nice
tetovnn, won the first prize, also °(£"3;°t°tls'd°;";"x1fl"'d areal; white ,
s special prize and the ha pion~ a ,e me e ere ° 9 ew” s` "
ll,_ Mlss Mcdonald has lgl. xveral consisted of a few planks. Now the It,B  lIl0St deliCiOll8 and hEalth' l
are lmstl won hosts ol admlrefa plsceis being beautlhed with cement ‘
'l'i?»qih'e:erw'i'1'sd tastllys decorated with for her clever dancin and on this sidewalks- *md I sm “Dt surprised to
find the business looking as prosper-
ous as they do.
friends. I hope to return soon again
Since lic left the province over for
;_ ty years ago Mr. McLean has been in
the western states of Canada. He
d(_lSFOlm.s wemllng Mm-Qhiplnyeil bl sided (wel. by Hls Honor K  Map has prospered during the years and
_ (Ji k, 'I‘h bride‘s little neice, tl St d ' ` is now a large store proprietor in
Mm M e n' men 'ary Magistrate 0' the ‘VIar_vville, California. He leaves the
morning,
E DP Y
zens ot Charlottetown from their as There were yesterday two more
sessment for poll taxes, and taxes on farmers’ picnics to the Experimental
J
_ .0 `
%  real estate and personal property. FGFID, 0118 Plll`tY, F8Dl`¢B€lll1lll8 JW
There were about a hundred appeals King Edward Institute, numbering a
hied About so or these were heera hundred. and coming from Mnrrsv
. .
J  on M0nds,y_ and While ln B number Harbor and Murray River; the other
I , of instances reductions of the assess- Pl\l`tY fePl`¢ssl1tlllZ lille Sl3l`l`ll»ll°0“"-\
- ._ A - ment wer, ,,,,,d,,_ Immediately by Institute, about sity strong. end
- - ~ the pl-esldlng olllcerl there were Blooming from Hazelbrook , Alexandra,
r ‘e good many dlsmissals and in some ln, and Pownal, Both parties arrived by
' "` ' ` the same train and reached the farm
by eleven o’clock.
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. ` farm, they were usually interested in
' A('CH'ENTS'_Mr' MB'"'°° Duron". all that was shown to them and all
that they saw.
After luncheon had been discussed,
they were addressed by Dr. Charles
Saunders, the Dominion Cereallst
__ ' , ing with his wife from a visit to Rus- _
 i _ tlco and while their horse was turning who ls at pl-aunt ln the clgy' who
_ -~ in onto St. Peter's Road in the dark- ‘dwelt upon the necessity for» selection
' e° ' , ""5 *M7 d"°"° °'°' U- Plls °l °lsY» in order to improve their grain
_  which upset their carriage with the ` The visitors were then taken around
' _ ~ ' rslnlt tint the occupants were the farm h che ,su erietehaeut,
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Professor Clark, who went into a
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f"» ' ~ . I' ` 11-- of his lege broken in three places um,-on ~
_ f . » gh explanation or all that he
» ‘ - ' ' , . _ “lid bsllll bidi! htiiileii- ldrl. drew attention' to, and drew a good
_ , , . / .  l7‘°ll'°s ‘ll°_ l'°°°lVln¥ a severe deal of girlie with them at the grain / '
I f ~ shaking up. Ae the result of the plots. w ere the cultivation is new
accident Mr Boiron will probably ripening., _ _ .
_ ' V __,. l »  be on duty for the rent of the ua- Afterwards, on ‘ the' lawn in the
_ a » son. The accident is deeply to be front of the grounds, the party were
f - "trotted aedrueu by -Professor Rose. ui
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lfragrant dainty is constahtly bene-
ficial to teeth, breath, _aPbctite and _
digestion. It’s the cleanest, .handi-
est and least expensive icorlfcction
of eu. _' ' ` '
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