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HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW. ,

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THURSDAY

CONTRACT AWARDED.-The firm

of H & S. Lowe have been awarded the contract for building an addll-i0\‘1 to St. Paul`s Church for ei choir room. Plans made by Mr. James E. Harris. architect. ,

RECTOR AT SYDNEY.-Rev. E,

B. §purr of Glace Bay, has been el- ecte rector' of St. GeorSe'i-i`AI\i!llCfl¥\ church, Sydney, in succession to Rev. Harry \Vatson. Wll0 E098 10 Bridge” water, N. S. Rev. _\lr. Spurr is \vell known in P. E. island.

DlED IN H-ALIFAX.-The death

took place at lialifax on Sunday morn- ing -last of the widow of the late Mic- hiiel Cornav, ex-M. P.. The deceased wus born in Uhnrlottetowil. her moth- er being it sister of the late lion. .\lrs. Edward Wiialcii and Mrs. Winnie 'l an- ion, George ll. Tanton of this CNY rind Mr. George E. Hughes being cousins of thc d0t'€uS04i lfllilf-

ODDFELLQWS CENTENARY. -

(‘lnii-lottetoivii will be well represent- ell ut the centenary meeting of the .\i:irilime Provinces grand lodge at .\loncton, the second \Vetincs<laY in August, when the grand lodge _0n~ criinpnient and Rebekah' organiza- tion will meet. The gathering is to have nn official visit from the grand -irc ot' the order, Mr. llcnry_V. Boast nl' .-\iiisterda\iii, N. Y., nn associate insiivc of the Suprcnic Court of New. York.

SEVEN DAY'S LEAVE.-W. A.

llriidy, .\'cw York, opens a two nights eiigngenieiit nt the Prince Edward Tlicritre on Wednestiiiy and Tliursdny, August 27th and 28th, in the famous play, “Seven Day’s Leave". This play hiiii :i .yr-:ir`s run both in New York and Loiidon and is one of the greatest military :intl naval productions ever written. lt is played by the sziine cciiipaiiy which luis been staging lt; in New York and all the principal Ciinadlnii cities. `

P E l accompanied by Mrs Bis-

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count of the downpour of rain on the previous night. Mr. McLeod was

were made yesterday in connection with the seizure of the still at Royalty

rested on intorniziiion laid by the De- partment of inland Revenue, and were tried summarily before Judge Stewart in the Quccn’s County Court and relenseil on bail until Monday next in the sum of $300 each.

Tile Alberton horse races on July

24 th proved it good day’s sport and were liotlv contested

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George .Vlnttlicws_ 3,2l,£l,3,3.

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MARWIME BOARD OF TRADE.__l at J Leonard Timers H W Gard

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20th. The subjects which have been sf-nt i`or dismissing to date arc'

' in .`! ‘ , .. Vlairilinic Union; Closer relation he-

t\'.'eoii employers :ind employed;

Llcltcr triiiisportntion feicilities, in-

' i~ t' cluding water, iiir :ind rnil for the

ziritlnie Provinces, Devolopnient of .itional Ports on the Atlantic const; levelopnient of Witter Power; War ieiiioi'iuls; Revision of Freight Rates li.it tisriiiiiimite against the Lower

i - l.‘:' ' ' _ l"i'ovinces; Necessity for adoption of l .

init System of Managenient of Can- ulian .\'zitionul Railways, with heml-

quzirters for the I<Iustei'ii unit in the Lower l’r0vinces.

GUARDlAN'S ANNUAL PlCNIC.- '1`he Guardian stat`t"s :innuzil picnic

was hold y¢.:<tei'd:iy iifteriiooii, the par- ty to the iiunibcr of about eighty, go- ing by boats to Applctree Wharf. where the usual gullies were particl- putetl in, substantial refreshments scr- vcd and fi tlioroiighly good time enjoy-

tf.-ct Hunter who' kindly placed his fine house bout at the disposal ol' the party and .o .\lr. 'William Mclnnis whose sple_|tlid :ind tfoniniodious boat is always available for such outings. The pzirty after the usual three cheers and many tigers left the picnic grounthi about 7.30 after one of the most enjoyable picnics ever held by the stuff. t

SM ITH-CHANDLER-AL \Vritt%r-

informs us that at the la-st London

cd bv all. Thanks -are due to Arclil-

mf-rc, ,iuly 23rd at the residence oi the officiating clergyinzin, Mr. ffiinr- les W. Snilth of North Milton was united in marriage to Miss Mary Eth- el daughter ol' Mr. John A. Cliaiid- ler of the sanie place, by the Rev. D. MacLean. lniincdintely lifter the

to their future home in Milton. As hrido :intl llridegrooni :ire well :ind liivornlily known in the community their future prosperity is anxiously looked for. The Gunriliun extends its hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

HORTON--KIELLY.--in the pres-

ence of a few of the immediate frieiids of tho contracting parties Mr. iiavllnntl Horton, a pronperoiis l'arm~ er of Mt. Albion and Miss Elsie liielly, dniigliter of the inte Malcolm lflclly, Little. York, were united in nmrrinigi, nt Wnterniern by the Rev. I). Mnclieiiii. The teaching profess- ion luis lost one of its number by this niorrlilgc, its Miss Kielly has been a. sueces.-rliil tcziclier for some years. The best wishes of it large circle of i`rieiids will follow Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ton ns lliey slnrt out on their jour- ney through life ns liusbiind ami wife.i The Giizirdlili extends to them its hearty congratulations. -

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RECORD FOX PRICE-The July umber of the Black box Magazine says Alfred Fraser, the American ie- presentatlve for C. Loinpson & Co.,

sales it record price was ninrle for both blue and cross fox, .£160 being paid for a. particularly line blue i`ox eit and £52 for ii cross. One silver peit brought .£250 and was u three- quiirter bluck with fi bright silver rump. Mr. Fraser says that wiiile black skins sold considerably higher than for some time past, he does not think this type of fox will ever again realize the fabulous prices which were once paid, the demand now be- ing for bright, clear, silvery skins, which range from "pales to durks" or “three quarter black," the value of course depending entirely upon the beauty and quality of the individual skins. Mr. Fraser is inclined to think that _present high prices will be main- tained at the coming October sales und may even show zi .further ad- vance.

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CHAUTAUCUA DAY AT ROTARY

-.»\t the regular weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club held yesterday at the llose and Grey the presence of ai number of the visiting Cliautauquiins nddded much to the pleasure of the occasion. Mayor Wright presided. The programme opened with an origi- nal song composed by llotarlan In- man and sung by Ilotzirian Van Bus- kirlr. Mr. W. Il.. Green, Chautauqua Superintendent, followed with n few renmrks in which he suggested that the Rotarians take up the Cliiiutiiuqua extension movement during the win- ter. Delightful contributions to“"`tliel programme were supplied by incnil bers of the Eckhoif-Jordon Company including ai soprano solo by Miss_ Millicent Melrose, which was warmly encored and at flute solo by Miss Marion Jordan, which was also a great. treat. Mr. Thomas Curtin, -tho noted wnr correspondent followed with ri decidedly interesting address in wiilcli he dealt with some phases of the war. Among other things he referrred to the successful battle of the Northcllifo Press to lncreasethe nincli needed supply of munitions, to the German propaganda and the cor- ruption ln Russia which made -that country an cnsyprey for Hlndenburg. lie siild that one big lesson of the war was that although Germany had every card stacked with which to win, she had failed. The Allies were held together because they had right on their side and Germany lost be- cause she was wrong. Mr. Curtin, ln, the course of his intensely interest- ing addresss related graphic episodes out of the rich fund of his memorable experiences to illustrate conditions in Russia and Austro-Hungary. I-ie said he was optimistic with regard] to Amerlca’s future nntl also .to Cali- nda’a future; and spoke of the lm- migration that was bound to come to Canada. iifter the war. A vote of tininks, iiiqypd by Rotarian Walter S. Grant, seconded by Premier- Arsen- ault anti supported by ltotarian Black was tendered to Mr. Curtin and the young lady entertainers. 'Mr. Green,

at Dundas, P. E. I.

busy getting iils track in shape yes- LAWN PAR1-y._0n the evening YBYUBY “Hd Df‘0UliS€S B Very fast of July 25. the young people of Union Sifelch i0d¢\l'- ' Rload spent a very enjoyable lawn

_party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.

-|-H 1-|L|_ A __T ¢ (`. Hardy, given in_ honor of their

E 8 ° SE wo "re" guest, Miss Miriam Ayers, or char-

iottetown. The lawn -was tastefully

several nights ago-Frank McAtee de°°"“t@d Wlih Chinese _lanterna, and Daniel (‘ronan. They were ar- ""‘“Y games °t dmewnt kmds wwe

enjoyed, the aroma of roses and num-

erous other flowers waiting through the air, made it an evening which will long be remembered. Ice crcnni _and coke was served by the hostess, :iftcr which zi musical hour brought to a close an evening of rare enjoyinent.

-AN ALARM.-The peaceful citi-

zens of Tlgnisii were thrown into a state of alarm on the evening of Werlnesda-y the 23rd by the report of a tremendous explosion which seein- ctl to have its origin in the central part of the village. For a few mo- ments the most intense excitclncnt prevailed, people scanning the skies for signs of hostile arrenift. returned soldiers seeking the nearest tlugouts, the horrors of war scemetl again up- on us_ 'When nbtliing further happen- ed a few of the bolder spirits ventur- ed to investigate, but could discover nothing but u. hole in the roof of :iii old buildiing and scattered on the ground nearby, the remains of what had once been zi cask.

-DANCE ENJOYED.-The dance

held in Tignish by the local branch of the G. W. V. A. on the evening 'of the twenty fourth was successful from every point of view. The fatigue attendnnd upon the political exert- ions of the day was completely for- gotten zind the music furnished prov- ed irresistible to all who had had any inclination for dancing. The dance, which is the first public affair under the auspices of the local -branch, re- flects credit upon the society and its officers and we sincerely hope that it is the first of many such. The proc- eeds were equally `divided between the G. W. V. A. and the Artlsain's Society. _

-G. W. V. A.-A branch of the G.

W. V. A. was inaugurated in Tig- nish on the 17th lust. As the meeting was held 'at it rather unconvcnlent hour the :ittendzince was not as lurge as it might otherwise have been, but about thirty five returned iiicn were present. After' the meeting had been called to nrder_tlie purposes of the Association were explained by Mr. A. E. B. Murphy, and n discussion upon the ndvisabillty of lnaugurating ii loc- al branch followed. A vote being taken upon the question the scntl- ment of those present declared itself uiinnimously in favour of the branch. The following officers were then el- ected. President, J. M. Ahearn, lst Vice President, \V. Carter, 2nd Vice president. E. M-yers, Secretary Treas- urer F. Harper, Executive Commit- tee, F. Perry, A. E. B. Murphy, D. Bernard, H. Bernard, G. A. McCar- thy. The nieeting closed in the usual manner. This branch comprising its it does the large districts ot’ Tig- nish and Palmer Road promises to be one of the mose flourishing local branches in the province.

An estimable lady rind one wiio

enjoyed to ii more tliiin ordinary de- gree the love of fill who kmew her, passed away at Montague on Sunday evening, July 27th in the person of Mrs. Wostiiway, widow of Mr. Nathan- ipl Westawiiy of Lower Montaigne. The deceased, formerly Miss Mary Mc- Kinnon, was very widely known for her genial coinpanionable and loving disposition and although she had at-' tained the advanced age of eighty- one years, she retained to the last the beautiful cliariictcrlstics of mind sind heart which eiidciired her to' all. On the death of her husband, some forty years ago, she removed to Montague where she resided with her daughter, Mrs. Maynard F. McDoii- nhl, until her death and where also she added to her long list of friends. Site leaves to mourn three daughters, Mrs. Muyiiartl l<‘. McDonald, Montague. Miss May Westawiiy, Montague and Mrf. William Tlionipson, Boston, also one stepduughter, Mrs. James Manuel.

The funeral took place on Tuesday

29th, to the Georgetown Episcopal Cemetery, the service being conducted by Rev. Mr. Stewart in the absence of Rev. Canon Simpson. Many beau- tiful florai tributes from friends fur and near bore mute but eloquent testimony to the cstcein in which she was held. The pallbenrers were Messrs George 'i‘liompson, Leith Poole, Horatio Nelson, Daniel Mc- Lean, Robert McMillan and Daniel -McGregor. To the bereaved the

Miss Melrose und Mr. Curtin made, fitting acknowledgement.

Guardian tenders respectful sym- pathy.

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