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'Provincial News L of ill! week for Saturday --,

TUESDAY

from Charlottetown; and one bale i

Charlottetown (‘luli_ was fiii'tlier ad- oiirned for one \-eel. l~2d\\urd Col

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_ Jins and St(-phun Poyle were cacli| ly : ' lined $100 or three months fer an in- in

' fraction of thc iirohiliitiiin uct.

,_ In a recent issue of the .\li.ntreal g

the bar in a pole vault. In iiiiotlier (` column is an article referring to the T M. A. A. A. weekly handicaps in N which it is stated that 1-lalfpenny

leads in points having 27 while his ‘

nearest competitor has 20. There are three more handicap meets 'before the H season is over.

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'fi 'Summerside on Saturday ,ind Sinidav lastf-Ceto from Sydney with coal fii '~li;_,w<‘ for S. Co., at ity. whzirf; Three

for Holman l.tii., ut iioiinan’s wharf; Sl

, Annie IJ. with coal from l‘it‘tiiu for wi

Minnie bell with iiimln-i' for D. A, he Pickering at ’l`oivn wiiurf; .\luud Wes- ‘ co

V ton with lunibei' for i\l. F. Sciiiiiwiirin UV

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'Tha i\letiiodi.-it iiuiiiiie iii i‘nmiilwll no ton are iiiiiif-i'lniiiii~_» tin- i<i-wiioii of - HS bfick chiiriii to ii~piiii'i~ tin- iiin- iihicii "ll

been pi‘cim_i'cd and ti-iiiii-rs are to- iii ilu

that the chiircli will cost ronsiderab M ly more than it iiiid been intended .h“ to spend on its ereciiiin ns iinilri' thi tov/n's new biiiiiiiiig rrrniutions ti was impossible to init up u' \vooiii_~;_ m structure. In pine:-of the pnrsonngf ~‘\l which was burned ltcv lici»i‘gi» .\lori‘i.- ‘9 B. A., the pastor of thi- <‘iiiiiiii,,.iit,,_. L11 CiI`Cuil3, has ii small sliiick in iriiicil lil to live llc and \lr-. ii i' Ch

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ast week. lu-_fore lung, in all proh-

abilify, a new biiildini; will be erect an =i_._~_', =¥_t_l____ti»_I___r_i;_i_~_l_i_i_c_.: the iiiirsoiiii_i;e.--Sack- ai’

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-At her home in .»\lliei'i.on on Sim- an ~ day, Aiigusr._2xth, Iilelvina, relict of if

the late Wm. J. Skerry, dcparteri B 0115 life. lille!" H painful illness Oi four months duration borne with rr true Christian foi~tit.ii<le and resigns- kn U00- HHDZJ indeed ure those who W bow to the will of Llie inevitable de- cl

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i ~i ill cree under ciicumsta ii. ii nl _ i es su: as wiic

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this life of“t1rial liiiiii ‘tlitirL1)iaitur'e fmm \

=`=¢f§c:".,;f lf ~._ es;

Notre Damc and l'rincc oi Wales Col- ,

_ _ __ £§f_:n_i1l \_}'as_liig_iily- estccmcil by both ,ii

h. _n sister stud(-nts. imtei- (ii, ___

5 9 “fab _emllluycd as a teacher in her district sclioiii_ ,sea (gow Ponn and also in Albcrton High schgni

__ _, and was held in fond respect by her § _ pupils. Four years ago slic married m

and settled down in .»\lbi>i'ton where t

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bright 1 ii ,. -. _ _ flf .....r‘.§.....i.:;:.° “;.i:;"‘_:‘.:;"1i.::‘.i'. leave them and they humbly* now sc their heads and say, “Thy will be

,-_Vn done." Perfectly reconciled to the nu . it will of her Maker, bei' only regret Sh Qin, arising from the thought of the iiifip “Filing hearts siic would leave he. . ‘_ _=_ hihd, she pcaccfuily and cnlmiy iii.. pf( l_ ‘ parted fi'om this vale of tears. Es- Qi'

‘ aliic $40. This is shot in tW0 Stages

e first only was fired yesterday the econd stage at 800 and 900 yards

_ _ teemed in life slic was esteemed in

' death, as was shown by the host of th

relatives and friends that assembled S in the death cbainbcr to beiiold for the last time tiiiit dear face which t looked sircne nod beaiitifiil even 'iii death. Besides two small children F the deceased lcavcs a i~:orrowfiil mo; f( ther, two brotiicrs and one sister to

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_ mourn the loss of a lovii .

dutiful daughter, aflectioiiiiii; (T

i-.-al' _ true and sincere fi-ii-nd. The bcauiif “ll ll" ful casket was ulniost completely H

covered .beneath the artistic mans of floral tributes presented by Mrs, w D. wiiiic, Mr.-i. J. r. white, Mn.. G1

5;* Green, Mrs. D. Miller, Mi-s_ A_ Kinci, and Misses li. .l. Muttart, Khtiii 45'- Mountain and Jennie McLean. Her l "i funeral to Sacred Heart (`h|irrii, Al- "‘ berton, was largely attended. Iicv. 1"

Father Connolly who lreiiuently vis- wi

. ited her in her last moments con- 'ie

‘. ff ducted the service. Then followed thc th

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- Evci'yu‘ric' felt sorry for the iiufortiin-

te occurrence us rtflemcn are always

proud to see a new record hung up' as it is a mark of progress. ,

dnal ceremony of committing' the re- mains to their last resting place be-

».i,_ side her late husband, who had pre- w deceased her two months before. Re- . _queseat in peace.

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‘ ` Sgt. K. Rogers CT

Mai. W. A. Weeks CT

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.r sulucribpi-,_ :;:'_9nincty-second year and W. T. Huggiain G i

side on Saturday last two prohlbi- W

.Campbellton Fire Sudercrs were the i " following: One case of clothing from i Uargate Methodist (‘ircuit; one case v

from the Ladies of Darnley and Sou J

‘ lfiow Auxiliary. for want of evidence. Prosecutor

--- » Gough conducted his own cases while B _

_` .J_ J0hns0n_ Cii9,ri0¢¢'¢t0wii_ ap- the ceremony the happy couple took 100 Yards Dash--Williams, W. Mc-' R-

he outgoing express on a xiedding Donald, Mclnnis. Time ll 3~5 sec’s.

Saunders for Jqhh \l¢D0n;i1d tonr through the Maritime Provin- Old Men's Race, 220 Yards. 50 years

#_ ces, accompanied by the f-est wishes old and over-McTague, Welsh, Cor- ii

f a large number of aciiiiaintunces. ,rigun. _ sk

iy at Siimmeriiide mi Friday even. The bride was formerly an employee Half Mile Relay-W. McDonald and PU

f the firm of Prowse Bros, Ltd., and Williams, Mclnnis and Mills, Ryan W er popularity with employers and and Nicholson. _ ill mployees was evidenced by the hand- Obstacle Race-W. McDonald, Col- ba me and appropriate presents recei- lings, Corriganf be a Serv lucky 0508179 fmm drown”

At the Police Court in this city J

‘ Bnturday the prohibitii n case a- _p

gninst P. J. Doyle, stuivurd of thc (‘

_,__ late Angus Fitzpatrick, deceased was ll

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Star there appears ii spltndid i-iit of T W. Halfpenny of this city clearing te

and Bonaventure Arsenault. lo

daughter of Ewen and Mrs. Cameron,

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-The following schooners arrived in while crossing Kent .\`r.r<':t nt the se

Arnioiiries and received :'aL:i::r puin-

Tlie rubber tired wheel of ‘lie !»ai-

Bells with coal from l'ort Hastings ull

& Co., at lii»nd's \\'iiiii'f, .\‘iiiiiini~i'.~'iiie_ tit'

and Malabei' with mini for lic-iid .\= rbi _ _ C0.,.at ’l`ovi'u wiiarf. .-\iiotliei' regrettable accidviit wus (J

_ ____ __ ,_ whirh ,,nCn,.re,i dnring ,nn nir,,r_ angular course around the harbor 100 ynrds Dnsii (span)-F.ilwaril G H »

ll1UYSl1Y Bfilce 9UfW1U`ff'S fast fl\0f0I` Smith E Lmiei-my ()ha.,_ Donovan in-.ou of Umziiia, Neli, has i'et.uriicd

` oat, the Imperial ll. Before, during H secé_ ` ’ ` ' to

d aftei' this race the water of the Schuorboyis Ruce_G_ Ln`,n_,ry_ Ren vi "hu" pmsemed an “""s"auy hvely McMillan T. (`-orrigaii 14 secs. 11" Cctliflff. inotor boats, sailboats, |00 Ynrfris Dash (Union)-A, Smit,h_ ure spending ii few days ivitli his W boats' dmgmes' punts' (nut '"0 J. Donovan, T. Donovan, 114-5 secsfsl ention the catamaran) and other 220 Yards Dunn (nr,en)_S_ Unn,,,_.nn iii

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-_ was destroy i-ii in thi- iii-i-_ i>ihii_.; iinir. fortune of breaking her ankle. 'i‘lii'ee lla

gf. -4| called fix' at oiivi-_ it is ¢-xiii-gtg, jur " t4.li.q rs. Robins’ injury is u painful one, m

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-Labor day was celebrated in Sim- 0 ersidc yesterday in a quiet way. 0 l the stores were' closed and biisi- S8 ss was generally suspended. The |11

_ _ _- _ii r .rn muh ed throiigh the principal streets, ff

possggsiuii Ui ii,,.;r nnn. »rr,nhh,n(,c. headed by the Wellington Band. The L~ l » L

eilington Band was of a high class W

re departing for their home 'thc and played some fine selections in t_ ont ofthe Crystal Cafe, better (1

here they were entertained at lun- ieon by the Labor illnion. After l-

arted for the station on return to t

i . it`“tlU"' In ' - ivc in I'nion Hall by John H. S

her early days she iittcniicd tong tie §x_MrTr,_P_)the subject was in the H

and of Pharoah and was listened to t

Forty of the most expert marks- t en` the province answered the invi- ution to battle f0i1_,f_‘bullseyes" yes-

-. ' _ . .. ._ ’ ‘lay morning on Kensington r _ she became vciy po uiar_ .‘ -h -_ te" . . H Bennet] a sweet loviiiiblt dliss PUB Range' The Cumpetltmns were such

tions being almost faultless high _ ores were the result.

i Her friends Saw h, hrr 'f,,tn,le s,;l,?_?_j as to bring out the very best efforts W

The competitions were three in 1

oot, open to the entire province, irst prize a Ross Mark III Rifle. aliie $47.50; second City Rifle Cham-

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All the above matches were shot

ir each. The highest score of the day was,

' matic by Capt. D. A. McKinnon 4th

Rifle" lst stage of City Trophy Match and 4th C. A. Special Prize. Sgt. E. Mclnnis would have carried ff the "Rifle" but for the fact. that

econd last shot. His score with the

g _ _ .

Major J. M. Jones

A. Gr. (‘. B. Jones 4C.A. GT

apt. E. Stewart 4C.A. CT

Mal. M. A. Allan CT

Sgt. E. Hearts 4C.A.

been called there on Friday last on the serious illness of his mother, which iiifomied her of the deaeh of Mrs. D Thomas Huggau.

was ner only son. She has resided in b

-In the police court at Summer- f

es McDonald which resulted in a con- W it-tion and a fine of $100 and costs W mposed. The other case was against In

M

enrcd fcir Charles McDonald and A.. 1

The death occurred quite sudden- 0

g last of Ann Gillis, widow of the 0

years of age and had not been in 6 ood health for the past` two years. H0

he pall boarers were. Jas. A. Mc- B

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Last evening about five-thirty little ll elen Cameron, the eight vcnr old

`t,v, was riui over by a barouche

i injuries. _th

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che passed over the f:uild‘s neck. bl ie was iiiirried to a'doct.>i;'.`s 1-Lfice P iere she received proper iriedical

r borne. Last night'the litllc i-ne's 5’ udition was reported on vi.-~y lnv- d“Y~ ably and no serious results fm-_ nn-

ipated. Many will regret the ev ld‘s unfortiiiiate accident. W

on when Mrs. W. F. ilobins, (itv. ’ she was"getting out of a carriage ll liit/ioy Stieet, met ith "ic mis-

ctors were summoned and the in- Sl* ed lady was removed ti ii-_-r hoiile. ‘"0

t she is now doing nicely. V

bor Union of Summerside, formed _ procession at nine a.m. and mar-, 10

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d fifty strong and presented a fine I pearance in regalia. The music of P-

der the leadership of Arsene Potrer

il the Labor Union are to be con- 1

atulatcd upon securing them. Be- HA

own as “Jos Bim's Beanery,” li

ree cheers for the Band they de-' J

ellington. In the evening a lecture 8

th rapt attention by the audience attendance. 8

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the Rifiemen and the weather con

mbcr viz: lst-The prlie Rifle I

inship open to all residents of this P ty, prize a handsome silver trophy.

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il probably be fined next week; ird the 4th Re 'ment rize shoot

ncurrcntly the one score counting

A., with 99 points out of a. pos- ilc 105. He therefore' won the

scored ii biillseye on the wrong rget. He was firing on No. fl and cideiitiy shifted to N0. 9 on his

st “bii`.l" would have been 101 iich would have broken the range

The marriage took place yesterday Ten Mile Bicycle Relay Race-Mol- orning at a qinrter of seven in St. lins and Jardine, Prowso and Cpudet,

unutan’s Cathedral, the Rev. Dr. UNION EVENTS. ‘ .; 0 _ _ cLellan officiating, of Annie Ger- 220 Yards Dash-Williams, W. llc- toresi-ed in racing will no doubt wish_

m every success in any future cs-

Garney s maritime record of 51 1 5 Start,n_D_ A_ Fergn=Un_ ‘

0 50 4`5 Seconds was 1°.“dly and des'i Timers-E. A. Foster, D. A. Mc-` sulting Di' W. A. Wilson, Diindiirn. rvedly_app1anded. This record has Km___On_ th tood since 1904, and in breaking it JungeS__»(rapt_ Been Cor "_ t-1___“._ to oop_e_r proves himself a strong iiuar- art" Ma]-or w(,eks_ th Wm' °f~ _ _ s c -G H ii. _ - The Fourth Regiment Band was in Aecrenaryr_1§eg€.’r%0n"gurls

. Ilfl() FICE . . g . i

ttendance and furnished a niimher At the Opera House in the evening ramny _not in St Georges Ccmeterv

f its good selections. _' I 1 A S li- J H

The following is the _summary of _Eelfy pazfh and U(,(,_1j€;;y§E,hlyOr;;;‘r5enh‘:,',‘;'_S fs he events and the °mc‘a1S` \ Tllc “St _ltlclmled MI`S»_W- J~ B1`°Y'l\i struction had reached its destination

AMATEUR (Of"`“~) MISS MilI‘10H_BfyY\@._M1SS J8Cll“0_1U\@ the interment had taken place. There

100 Yarrd Iggshé-Stanley, Paul, ;\3dc_l)<in_?lil_,{M_hi<;;GI_i_;_i__s_i_e _f`iyi;ri_,ct0_iJ.MI-5. he Sleeps in the great ivestern pi-0. ooper- ime sec. er, . . _ . 1- ‘ v

220 Yards Jr.-giighcs, Campbell, Millan, W. Ji Brown, George Toomlis, and many n inngne frnrn hi5_Inl_nnd

illiams-Timc, 25 seconds. ~ J. A.‘S_. Bayer and _Ivan Reddin. h

S'80 _Yards Riiii-I’aiil, McGee, Cor- The ladieswere exceptionally smart Omiiipoteiri sirnii announce to every

sh-Time 2 min. 14 1-5 seconds. in appearance and their finished act- C

School Boy‘s Race, 220 yards, 8 to ing was highly commendable and the rn 2 years old-L. Rush, Turner, Gorm- plot, a synopsis of which h_as already cnts_ brothers and SiBtcr5_ is the cdr _

cord of 100 made at the P. R. A. is season by Ilr. J. Landrigan.

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The following are the scores- _

99 '

t A McCabe 4C.A. CT i

98 97

H. Auld . 96 '

9,, D1

Seaman 4C.A. CT .95 .D. McRae 4C.A. CT 94; D. Auld 94

Landrigan 4C.A. CT

.“‘f-‘.°‘?‘

Kennedy t. R. Seaman 4C.A. CT pt. F. Gill 4C.A. CT

F. Hutcheson CT

Judson

94

94 I 93 93 93 93 92 92 92 91

90 90 89 89 89 86 82 82 81 79

76 _ 76

75 I 69

F. G. Kennedy 4C.A. CT E. Matthews CT

R. Brow CT _

Nickerson ' V. Longworth CT

A. Moore

K. Rogers CT Love

McKay CT. McDiifl CT

deal

9??£

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F. Whear

T. Harper 4c.A. , ` my

The 00|.

. S. Bagnall 4(l.A. _

68

W. Welsh 4C.A. _ g 54

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on for sometime there being strung men umpic for all the needs of the Col

____ es 200 500 and 600 “ds OS V; F Y in opp_osit.ion. a judge and another ony. Nowhere had lic ever neen such

R K i . Y i 13 ‘ sible 105 points. Those in 4th C. A.

- are marked 4(7..»\. and in the City

rophy (`T.

ant. D. A. McKinnon 4C.A. CT

Wild Strawberry nas ann ouinno

arrhoea., D ys enter y,

_ Colic. Stomach Cramps, Seasickness, Cholera. In- fantum, Cholera Mor- bus, Summer Complaint, and all Looseness of the Bowels. i Surely this is recommenda- tion enoughl

WHY CAV MOII7

l We wllh to vnm the public against being imposed on by unscrupulous

on who substitute the so-called

Strawberry Compounds for “ Dr. Z .aw-

." Ask for "Dr, Foivler’| " and in-

sist on getting it, u the cheap imitation:

bo dangerous to your health.

I Tho original is manufactured imly by

T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, _Prloo86ocnf¢.___._ __ _ __ .

_ I _-_ _1_ . “ , .- -f "_”" '- " ' di E,l d ni

'_ ' """"" "_" ' ' ` . _ . I ' rs ago aiiiwvre ll “Sl” - -

Mrs. W. 'l‘. Huggan, Olty, yeater- Gr. A. LeClnlr 4C.A. _ 62 sec ii. - I-1 the 150 Ylffli* duh Ut the '?°°“"7 yea ii iutel fatal to potato gui.

:=~_»_-~ i i, i | th F th did i. ti i h. On Mil Bicycle-Peardon, Prowsc, Caledonia Club sports Dani J. was a so _ _Y _ _

7g:%df°f,Fii:',°(is°n:w°gi:,°li1?iafi(;g;_ gags: our ° ers _lo D B Gaudet, 'ieime 2 mins, 31 3-5 scam, . Matheson of Springfield won second ture and if it gained a foot hold in oats, fifty cents a bus for pot. oi- ' I' ' ' . . i _ ___ _ _ _ i, . _

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The late Mrs. Hu n w ii trudc, dau hter of Andrew Doyle, to Donald, Mclnnis. Time 25 3-5 sec's. lil

gm as i her eorge Moian, all of this city. The 440 Yards Dash-Williams. W. Mt- BBY- '

ride, who was given away by her Donald, Byers._Time 59 3-5 sec's.

- M H8518! 10|' B- U68! many years. brother-in-law, Tice Reardon, looked Sack_ Race-bicbolson, W. McDon-

" § charming and was very prettiiy at- aid. Mills. Time 192-5- W

ired in remain grew iiroiidi.-ifitii 'rhresnegced Race-Nicholson and in

__., itii hat to match. The groomsman Ryan, W. McDonald and Mills, J. l _

'Among the recent contributions to tion cases for first offence came up was Samuel Doyle, brother of thc Williams and Mclnnis. Harley captured first _in the half

ni- hearing, The first against Chai-_ bride, and Miss Stella Mullins, who Wheelbarrow_ _Race-W. McDonald mile FUD. 8€C0l1i‘l in the mile and tied

as dressed in apricot silk muslin and Ryan, Williams and Mclnnis, Bt 10 ft- 3 ill- 10 U16 P016 VH\lll1 W1'-h ith a black picture hat, was brides- Binns and Collinga. L. aid. Mrs. Byron Brown presided at Running Broad Jump-W. McDon- fOr the medal McDonald won. Dufiy

ohh Mcbonaid, which was dismissed the organ and during the service aid, Collings, Mclnnis. Distance 17 ft. W0" B€°0Dd PlBC9 lil fl1_¢ 100 Yafds

iss Lucy Blanchard and W. J. One Mile Walk-Savidant, Byers, d8Sl1 UU! Of 8 Held Of 111110 SUIT*-0\`S roivn rendered vocal solos. Alter Chandler. flnishiu ri ht alon side the winner

be funeral took place on Sunday af- ved “Um '-he flflll Bild f9ll0W 0ml‘l‘~‘Y' OFFICIALS- _ in

rnooii last to Sp Paii1'5 R, C_ ees. Among the many other presents Referee-L. B. McMillan. U1 E emetery and. was largely i;ttehded_ received were those of Mayor Rogers Starter-Dr. C. J. McMillan. the tW0 SPMH DFOKB. 11111108! “D501-‘

nd the Rogers Hardware Company. Timers-Dr. H. D. Johnson, L. B. $1 _

sin, Frank pei-ry, J0im_1~_ Mcssiiy To the happy couple The u.:=ii-Jian iniiier, G. F. Hutcheson, P. 0. Just eSCaved'~be1ng thrown overboard.

' ins with their host of friends and Brown. W

tends best wishei for a i-ing and Judges at finish-Dr. I. J. Yeo, S. U10 "@5591 fm' SHl@iY~ Thel’ Were appy wedded life A. McLeod, T. Ranahan, Brent Garn- F0

é liiim, E. Rice, J. R. Darke. 11;

. (Ji k li ‘ - as ' 'z _ 11

I-“U0” Dal* 191°- was ‘m‘“§lY 0”' Asiiristiijiitii-eniuiiiii-Ss/nJJ. their experience-

Wed i" this city yesterday' Lewis G Hughes J A Webster' F The day was cloudy but the ever- Hennéssy' J, Coyle.” i ' i

reatening shower failed to mater- AnnUnn'Cer__H_ L_ Bethnne_ wi-

lizc and the cohi, restful atmosDne_re Ar Victoria Park a large -crowd in

‘lt added t" me unjuyment of me assembled in the afternoon where the Uf ensure s_“ek".m‘ _ U. B11.. held their annual sports. BF I" the “ty "'56" all WHS qmet' the Dancing and refreshment booths and fl"

Jos. Read & (‘o., at 'I`own wharf; aid after which she was rcii'.o°-ed to l‘_‘"“ "1 b".”i"eSs being mplaced by a athletic games were provided for the MVS- JO-*ililh M'*V11Y|0 find llllllfilltel'

ience which miicii resembled a Sun- _ . . iq

amusement of those pieneiit and things were conducted iii very good

In me mmining a most interesting shape. The UitiZeii's Band was iii ht- brothers of Mrs filcVanc, iilso their cnt was watched iii the harbor t_,_nna“ce_ Si he" (lemge J* Rugerlx gammman' The following is the siinimury of f-"I liarlotte ilf, was defeated on a tri- the ev(_nth_ are gnhhts nt rin, ,_,,i,,i,._ |,ini¢ei.i__-..

arieties of sailing craft were all tu In Smith D_ A_ Mcnunalrh ii,

_.___ be found, but over them all the mot- ‘I-,Ure Vu’lnt____]_ McKenna J_ r__gm_ .rr

r boat had the advantage, while nam w_ Mn,_phy_ 9 “_ 6 i'n_ W wners of sailboats _were watching Urn Mews Race_JUhn Whitm JnS_ iie iis which were barely filled by the Steen, H_ Mcuarrnn 9 3_5 ,,_r,_C5_ ti- ilfl Wind l’1°Wi“l<- one 'Muc nun--A..smitii, w. iieiis- _co The usual parade of thc Labor Un- his Jun" wh,te_ in "S also “Uk place in me mommg Relay Race won by J. Staiilcy, ld, inen, among whom is to be found Um the 1'cSpect'iv“' huns "f the U' B' Cullen J. Callaghan, J. White. IM

_and the 1*' P' U" ‘wth parades 5 Mile Run-S. Donovan , 1). A. ClllU`lUU-0tUW|\- 1

'nion turned out about one hundred Wing lm Off by 8 lrflllll- _ Mc[)0naiii_ E_ Smith 1 min,

n the aitemoun the Al’egwelt_L' Broad Jump-C. l)oiioviin_ E. Lav.

.U' Sports were held at the Abeg` erty, S. Donovan, 10 ft. S in.

elf €’°“““S° 1>otsto Race-w. Heustis, J. wiiitc, uc There was u good attendance and E Bririncs, Sb he meet was an enjoyable one, order 'High _i,`,rnp_E_ Ln,.n,.w J_ ]n_ U5 nd management ‘mth being good! graham J. McKenna 4 ft. 'R in. ab

regrettable accident occurred in Sack ' nm,c__(.1mS_'DLm__Vnn_ A_ hi

he ten mile bicycle relay race when Smith “.m_ (.aSrOrn_ ce uy Jardine's collar bone _was bro- Threh Legged Rnce_J_ Donovan C en by 9' Severe mu. from ms wheel' and E. liaverty; W. (Iasford and J. of Parker Hooperis performance m Kinslow, W. Heiistis and A. Smith. Bc he ‘1“’“`*e,f ““‘°.‘?h°“ he ‘°“'°”ed M- orivicikcs. , dreaded mamtiy had i»cacii~cd an sa- , . .. .a

cy, Time 30 secs. . a.ppcarcd, called forth clever acting. f_ High Jump-Donovan, L. Campbell, The Military bearing of thc play set hl

J. Duffy. Height 5 ft. 2; inches. the gentlemen off to advantage and i

440 Yards Dash-Hooper, Stanley, was altogether bright with a vein of n

aiil. Time 50 4-5 secs., beating the comedy so delicately interwoven _as Maritime record by 2-5 sec. to be most refreshing. The intermis-

440 Yards Dash. Jr.-Hughes, Wil- sions were very agreeahly filled. Miss iams, Jar-dine. Time 58 seconds. Constance Fitzgci~ald’s beautiful long from Newfoundland, where he had One Mile Run-Paul, McGee. Time La Reine de Sata, was a rare treat gong at the invii_,._i-_inn ni the prem_

5 mins. 5 3-5 sec’s. and ber encore was glacefully respon- i

Quarter Mile Bicycle, Time Limit- ded to. Miss Blanchard and Mr. n

Prowse, Pcardon, Gaudet. Time 34 l-5 Berry in a vocal duet received hearty

aec's. applause, their voiccsbleniling so de- nt the snrne tirnc_

Broad Jump-Stanway 19 ft. 10i' lightfiilly that nn insistent encore in., Duffy 18 ft. 102 in., Donovan 18 was given, after which Mr. _Berry i

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favoied the audience with a stirring

Pole Vault-Smith, Duffy, Stinway song The Admirals Broom with the

Height 10 feet. Maple Leaf as an encore. i Half Mile Bicycle Boys-»-J. Trniiior, The School of Music orchestra! un- n

Mullins, Blanchard, Time 1 min. der the direction of professor WI`lKl\l». ii

2 4-5 i-iec’s. Hill/0 Several fine selections and is t _ r. tn nrr, Sealed Distance Race-Griiidct, certainly growing in strength nod dnne their Own f,,,,,i_ Hn iiirin Cmiiiii.

Penrdon, Winchester. This race went sweetness, and music lovers look for- ent that in ten yearn thin lnnnable three qdarters of u mile. Time 2 min. ward with plcnniire to their future nrnhit_i,,n will hn ,.,,,ri,_,,e,|_ The heat

12 I-5 sec’s. Bllllcllmflces- _ seed is being prociired from all parts h one iviiie nicycie Boys-.iimiins wsu-Nnsimv _ .ii on wcriii, not in iiiiiiit-is, but in '~‘t“‘1ie<l in svvci-al of the ieciiing

Mullins, Trainor. Time 2 mins. 53 Provincial friends will hear with Shir, i0ii,i,,_ nnd Dr Mncnhnn renm.t__,

____ __ ___ _ __ pleasure that W. C. Cullett,1\i`lJlH*-Ut having aecii results which were sur- l

of Boston, has won another l U. t).

_ f ~ prisiiig. Cabbngcs, potatoes, tiiriiips

' F. VIC*-0l`Y and _ lim! D000 Clccflid vegetables of all kinds, and oats, of

0 Grand Representative tu the Severe- which any farmer on rrincc siiwiii-ti

ign Grand Lodge for two vcnru. This honor was the most hotly contesteil

1-'ast Grand Master, who is known to

Dr, FQWl9r'§ Extract gf be ii silver toiigiicd orator in_ Cilil- so caiiily obtained, or conditions

fellowship. but as iisiial a Proviiicial- ist always heads any competition mul Mr Collett came out with flying col- ors having won by seventy-five votes. Mr (Iollett leaves on Sept 15th on a two weeks visit to Atlanta, Ga. His host of brother tlddlcliows in this Province tender liiin heartiest congratulations.

P. E. Duffy, formerly of this ,city

and now located in A iiz.\iisH.1\l'!-- af- rlved last evening on the express and will spend a vacation at his home h "‘P dd ” s he was farmiliarli'

Augusta and has also been advertis ing P. E. I. as the native _heath of young men who can iii ii ini.-lr own in manly competition anywthere. TM .day before he left for this oit/y' Paddy lcompeted in the Labor Day sports ln ‘Augusta and won fiis; in the broad 'jump, second in the quarter, second in the 100 cards dash and captured

ent he Particularly dlstinginished him- self by extabiishing a new record for the State of Maine, doing the dis tance in 221-5 seconds. 'I'lris‘time ls only one-fifth of s, second slower than the Maritime record held by F. L. Btnpbgnq of I-1'i_i_\ifsx_. _ _

from lliindurii, Sask., aniioiiiicing the

ere. a y. a known here, has been doing t.hln¢S in » ""*"_-

athletics since ne h -.ig up his hui. in ’

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the 220 yards dash. In the latter ev- eruptionS_ clears the c0m£>lex_

loco instead or third as announced r. Matheson in quite a,_new come

H. Harley and Charles Diilly, City. ho competed in the Scotch game

Picton on Labor Day returned

ast evening on the Northumberland.

McDonald of Picton. In the toss

B E E

McKenzie, whose time was 10 1-5.

The Stanley Bridge cheese factory progressing rapidly under thc ilful management of Austin Mur- y.-A number of young people hile out in Thomas Hiscott's fish- g boat on Wednesday last were dly scared by what turned out _to

g. They were coming up the bay the face of a stron wind when

ng the boat. One of the ladies

hile all had to cling to the side of

wed into shore in the painter be- iiging to Mr. Hiscott's vessel and l returned home none the worse for

A Bridgetown correspondent ites :-The farmets here are secur- g a bountiful harvest of all kinds

grain in splendid condition.-

idgetown is favored with quite n mbcr of visitors from abroad viz

thi-rl from Ilenvcr, (‘.olorniio, are

visiting J. G. and Wiliium l\li:Leoil

stcr Mrs Emma lliiriioe niiil dangli- ' ’l‘lieorlosin from Miidisiin, Maine,

cor e McLeod son of W. G. Mc-

(liiui'lotti-_towii after u few weeks

sit with his uncles licre.-Adjiist- t Siiiiurebriggs, wife and children,

strr Mrs John Sterns.-Alexander clleod und his son Robert from iston are visiting his mother Mrs ionius Owns.-Allen McKay of innipcg is on a visit to his parents re.-The starcli and glucose, dex- ine alcohol factory is nearing mpletion which gives employment iiiiite a iiuinbcr of skilled work-

cssi'.~a Piiiiclier and Acorn from

The sail news came by tcicgiain

nth at that plncc of Pius Steele, n of li. J. Steele, Newport. Pius, he was popularly known, left lioniie out eighteen mouths ago to seek s fortune in Viiestcrii Canada. Re- ntly he was employed by a lumber o, when typhoid fever, the scourge

the West, laid its band upon him. fore meclica'l aid was available the

nccd stage and shortly after con-

e stalwiirth young man succumbed its consiimiiig blast. Ou receiving e sad tidings Mr Steele, with the shing to have his remains taken to s Island home and interred in the

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legraphed to Dr W. A. Wilson to rwiiril the body but bcfore the in-

inice, the land of the stranger, mnnv

onic, yet when the angel of the mist

hild of Adam that time shall be no ore the true consolation to his par-

vl'ng faith of a reunion in Eternal iss., May his soul rest in peace. ith uiiial pace impartial fate knocks t the cottage and the palace gate.

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Dr Andrew Macphail has returned

er, Sir Fldward Morris, to, advise pon certain agricultural iiiiestions. Professor Robertson was also there

Dr Macphuil said that lie was much mpressed with the alertness and en- ergy of the Government towards making Newfoiindliind a self-siistniir ng commiuiity. Last year food tiiffs to the value of foiir million ollnrs were imported, and it was he ambition of the colon'i~.ts -

Island might well bc proud.

The soil he said was excellent an

an abundance of fcrtili‘/.ing material

generally more favorable for the Hfuwllig of root crops. All that was necessary was that attention should be directed towards farming, and, fortunately the government was Strong enough to carry out a far- reaching policy.

Dr. MacPhail, however, reports

with much alarm the appearance of a disease in certain isolated fields of potatoes, known as'Cankcr. So far as he was aware this disease existed nowhere else in America, though if was discovered 15 years ago in Hun- gary. Since that time it has made steady progress over Europe and' two

Hoods

Sarsapariiia

Cures all blood humors all

ion, creates an appetite, aids digestion, relieves that tired.

n tbe'»ileld of sports and those in-

ti th

p g

Montague Rifle Club" took place on

at

la 5th.-John B. Poole, 81; (ith.-H. W. Ives, 80; Tth.-Wendell H. (ioi‘don,75; St

gether (Nos 6-7 and 8-9) received an e L

£1

1-1. w. Ives, 44; J. iii. sutiici~iiiiiii,44; s

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range grounds. John B. Poole was re-elected Captain of the Club. John M

ary. The executive are:-Capt W. A.

an effected field escaped. The only remedy known was to abandon grow- ing potatoes for six years. Not. since 1846 when the "late blight" made its appearance in Ireland had any con- dition so serious faced the potato in- ustr of the world Dr MacPhail

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'brought with him some specimenslm

lsafely preserved in alcohol which `demonstrate the ravages of the dis- ‘ ease. He thinks it entirely likely that 'nie disease will be imported into this country unless preventive measures are adopted. i

‘aristic Congress at Montreal were :- Revs J. G. McDonald, St Georges, Gillis, Indian River; J. McDonald, Kinkora; A. J. McIntyre, Charlotte- town; Ronald McDonald. Souris; |Dougald McDonald, Tignish; and Fidel- Pcrry, Wellington.

The awards in the Agricultural

Merit Competition, made by Andrew Elliott, of Galt., Ontario, are as fol1ows:- 3

WEST QUEENS.

Points

'Thomas P. Cass, North`River '910

EAST QUEENS. '

Beiij. Miltcii, Eai'iisclifle 797 ’A. A. Mclzieoth, Mursliiield...... 707

; EAST PRINCE.

J. F. lleiidcrsoii, Bc-ile<iiie....... Fruiik Glydon, Newt.on............ J. A. '|’iiyloi', lledc<iiie.............

Wi‘}§~l'l‘ l'ltlNi‘J'l. i

B. l. lfnyiior, Albertoii............

lilA>i’i‘ KINGS.

J. A. Aniieiir, Montagiie......... Poole Bros., Montngi|e.........‘....

854

832

821

666

1431 807

-A Spring lirook Correspoiident writes: 'i`iiu fiiriiii-is of this Brook uri- busy getting their linrveiit iii. Bling l'iilnian is nbout all through-J. A. Meek will soon have his beautiful ' new boini; reuily to move into.-We ure sorry to soy that Everett Mc- Iieod is down witii typiioid and at latest accounts he was very low.- Tiie ciiiidi'eii of Geo and Mrs Camp- bcll of Park t‘oi~iiei' ure some what better.-.lohii Gunn of Clifton has left for the west on a-visit to his sons. We nli wish liim a. good time. -Miss Christie McKuy of the Ad- uni's House, Boston, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs John Gunn, Uliftoii, left on the S. S. Empress Monday. Mrs. J. Dennis of Char- lottetown is visiting her home in Spring Brook.-Wm McRae and Capt Alfred McLeod and Robt Carr are busy getting rciidy for their trip to the South Seal Isl. We all wish them good luck and a speedy i'e-

irn.-Dani Mcliay is busy building

e new break water.

The annual rize meetin of “The

Saturday afternoon the 3rd instant

the Range in Monizagiie. The prize-

winners were in order as follows 1- ist-Capt_W. A. Johnston, 90; 2nd.- fsaac Ives, 89; 3rd.-John M. Suther-

nd, 87; 4th.-Sheriff l\1cDona,ld, 83.

h.-Warren Campbell, 09;' 9th.-Her-

bert Poole Eli; 10th-Simon Campbell, Ranges 200, 500, 600 yiirds. Possible 105. The competitors bracketed to-

qual amount of prize money. The adies' Challenge Cup was won by saac Ives for Mrs R. (7. Dewar with

total score of '15 points. Possible

50. Runge 500 yards. The competi- tors were as fo'llnws. Isaac Ives, 45;

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heriif McDonald, 41; John B. Poole, ll; Capt W. A. Johnstone, 41; War- ren Campbell, 39; Wendull H. Gordon, 7. ln the afternoon the shooting was rendered difficult owing to smoke from busli iircs blowing across 'thc

. Siithenland was appointed Secret-

Johnstone. Isaac 1vcs,and Sheriff McDonald.-Lou-Loo.

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-Dr Thomas ('i'afer, who has been

Sllendiiig _tho summer ut his old home iii Winnipeg, leaves in about ii week's time for Middlebury, Ver- mont, wlicre he is now located as Professor' of Political Science and International Law in Middlebury College. Before leaving l’. E. 1. Mr Urafcr was euirngcd in teaching, having been at one time principal of, the Aibcrton I-iigli Scliooi. Since 'oiiig to the United Staten he has

American universities, and has won ionors scldomed eiiuallcd and proli- ably never suririsscd. At the pres-1 ent time hc holds the following de- grees: A. B., Uiiivei‘sity of Nortii Dakota; A. M., llai‘viii'd, LL. B., Boston University; Ph. D., Univer- sity of Wii-icoii-iin. Mr Crater gradu- ated from the University of North Dakota with the highest possible h0n0FH.- Winning n gold medal, and, also the William Jennings Bryan prize for an essay ou the "Colonial Policy of the United States.” In the University of Wisconsin he won a fellowship of $400, exclusive of fees; diirlng each of his three years of graduate work in that institution. At Harvard he won a fellowship of $500. He was also successful in winning fellowships at Yale and the Univer- sity of Chicago, but elected to pur. sua his graduate studies at Harvard and the University of Wisconsin. During. two years of his graduate work at Wisconsin, he was corres- ponding to the Carnegie Institution at Washington, D. C., and in that capacity worked up several 'valuable monographs on social and economic topics which, later on,_are to form part of an economic history of the United States. During the summer of 1908, Mr. Crater was employed by the University of Wisconsin in inves- tigating certain economic aspects of tuberculosis in the city of Milwau- kee. The results of this investiga- tion were submitted to Mr. Crater in a paper rand at the International Tuberculosis Congress which met in Washington, D. C., in the autumn of that year. -Mr. Crater enioys the dis- tinction of having hold fellowshi

feeling, gives vigor and vim.

Acce t no substitute insist on hav

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ing Hoods Barsaparllla. Get it today.

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..Iu Montague yeaterd ` were Paying forty-two centiiya [gf-_:‘l_°|‘u

i Edward Island, the industry g htgeh cs t ~ d _ "°.°l.

r Eloililcfle he at an end Not a tuber in edits a lb riot: Ilmutttzrfor Bhxitwesxt’

ici-ii to mi dollars ii' igxiidioi- iii, °‘ i "h ‘I ll i

-I 8 0 UWB are market prices:-guts' pil? builbgrmn cents; butter per pound iiixtqiii GBRB -Der doz. seventeen coins- W ’ er lb twenty-three cents; iiiéen °°l 'six and ~a half cents; and bn M'

ton six dollars. - Y D"

-The condition of M _

the victim of the iunfortunlfte r' accident of a few days ngo_’rma;“i: iinchanged. Nothing serious has dns eloped to cause anxiety to her ev'

irieiidii

. _-Among those leaving Suinmerside and good hopes are ,, . on Monday last to attend the much- tained for he, m,,,.,,.y_ ”°_" "“"\‘-