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MONDAY
W ll' and Mrs Dockendorfl of Van
convex' B. C., are visiting friends in
thi.-Province, 10', and Mrs. Dock
d _rl\ .formeriygfr "ded 'tl-» C
I Let ef. f 'veikved fo
t seven years fh Vancouver,
in glowing terms of the
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P 'Drumin wishes to ac
§u‘ils'flge, with thanks, .thc receipt
offehque for _$43.50 from the congre
gationa of Murray Haifbor. N0l'¢l1 B-ll-,fl '
Pet`er’s Road. P. E. I. (the first
lemod $36.50 and the latter $7.00,)-
seuh per Rev. Andrew Gray, to aid
in rebuilding Bt Andrew’s, Campbell-
tomapnennywrlnn witness, MTB J Mafrlmll Wright formerly inventor will receive 31 per cent and a
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Rev. M. P. Murray, Pastor of the D8” a l`¢Bld€Df- 01 Wllllllllel; has been ent of construction. His many Is- er
Christian Church at Vernillion, Uhio,|vlHitl118 in MBFSl1ll01fl. the guest of l nd friends are proud to learn of his fre
who is spending his vacation with hisillllier and MTB R°0el"-30"- B°l°l`° re' Ere” 9000055- 9
,doom ot Brodolllono' p_ E_- lulturning West she will spend some
prooollod at bon, son-loo, ln ¢_no'time in Searletown after which she
0000!” chrmml" Gl.mr"h °l this Oll'YllI‘Tu vlan mtliosgon T1? New Y°rk' Editor of Guardian:-Sir, I here- F
m‘!Wl-:l;g:l%nTh;;“0lE¢g0§lB2;;iel;l;"3; wi; gxgyher gegeinl; w(;';“o;l;e_y°are with enclose a letter addressed f_oif.he kn
Jesus Christ", and that of the _even-
ing, from 5 chap. Eph. 14th verse,
Blfnrdny Colin McDonald was sen-lhalf of the church congregation were Z
“need to six months in jail for fifth lin the country. $80 had been taken in P
oietice against the Prohibition Act. lc
The case against Peter J. Doyle,
was further adjourned until Septem-
ber 3rd. Henry Welsh for beingl
ry .
Donald Bummerside, conducted by - li ll C U10 l' ll l ll 8 »
au°tioneer Fred Wright on Saturday
last was iery largely attended and
good prices were received for the
horses and other outfits The pro 
uerty on Grenville Street belonging
to C McDonald was bid in by A 5/\ LT
ill
-,,‘~i.
Abbey's Salt will
r arrived out seven Anderson, John R Bowness,
, , . . . . 
.___ _ other humor;-,'-oures all their wwf. Peiuiel, Iijir o).ief;oElr. G Mo who wnnniy wmpiilheueed the rs.-.$1
At ln, police gon,-g ln me nley yon. effects makes the blood rich . ileage an lg d W- J' Mot ious speaker on his eloquent and
_‘ 7 ,~~'* ~ erday in rnlng three drunks, Joseph ' KEY. J- K- Mc “ Yen' ' ' ` forceful speech.
- ,-_.- <l°1l- o,,,,,,,,,,,,_°w,ln,,,,, Mcnlw, and rom. and elbundant, strengthens all ture. James Tait. 'I‘- B-Hflgzdglmld
25c and 60c.
-The police of Summer-side did a
if day, no less than six drunks being who has BUCCC if ‘
gather-sq in and another drunk had n derful invention of an aeroplane and P
vary close onli on Saturday nlgh; which he claims solves the great aer-
when he was arrested on Water St ial problem has leased his rights to
when on Central St, on the way to promotor is H. D. Crawford, who is BW
aol Two of the drunks appear be- a property owner of Long Island, N. S
ore his honor in the Police Couzt Y
his morning 1
____:e__~ _._  _ _ wdsuspendad pénding his immeolote  l bri;o.b:t interesthg speech h
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running burlnenn gn Fr-ldny and gn; John McDonald Jr, of Point Prim, ¢l°P‘“`“‘l`° "Um th” °’t7' The s°°°°d _ The report 0! the C°”1mllt°° °“ After singing God Save the King,
company in Cleveliand, Ohio. The Bl'
ssfull' made' the won °lll
prit took the days and the .other ...At Georgetown on Sunday inorll .t t. tl, o token up and
aid up. ing; the 28th inet., alter an illness Clfnsthlcgmlmznllazioneto have biennial t
of two months, the death occurred of l- e l" B S-ooo ol the
A _ » - instead of annual -eel - fi
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‘ » . ' . ' e aauce o _
am across the l.ll-llnllol-ongl, Rlvel- of _the late Donald McPhee of Burnt. 1 id over unto tOday_ I ti d in t H t_
H-\`-lll'09-Y l1ftel`ll00l1 Bllfl 011° 00 U19 Pmnt’ "B" Gwrgetown' He follow. “In the evening at seven-thirty n llycillollalaen lilac; 8 A mn of omcew
_ d the sea for many years, after d - ‘root ol
The company will have n capital party, Arthur Bruce, after a. short e _ _ 1 .t. parade was forme up in g omvld d
$100,000 and will realize an earn- rest, accomplished the return journey lvhlch ml held “ msponslb e pos' mn their hall on Grafton Street, which, for the accommodation of membees
o
__ ing of twenty thousand n month. The -by
but broke clear from the oflicers a
f Searletown, but for several years is
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Ed
Rev J. B. Champion reports that C
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ollections.-Wesleyan. Both gentle- 
n are well known in Methodist cir-
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The Guardian hrs received u uiip- S
tr days. and Michael Hennesrey for uf the recent fair held there Am “lv
_the same offence forfeited his bail the prize wloool-B lo the dolly $1: lll
bond of $10 for non-appearance. L. o
Horne, drunk, was discharged.
Echoes from Springfield. The farm-,ll
ers ln this section 0.' the country are t
reioicing over the abundant crop of 'ol
hay they had this year. some having o
as many as twenty-eight stacks. -
There are some ver fine fields of
Y
rain in this section. Worthy of note d
L the twenty-five acre field of
Oats of Everett Haslam’s and the line
ildid of wheat of M. 'I‘. Lambe's also
'the Moosofmin, Bank., formerly of T0
Vernon River. who carried oil second
bes
ucts was Leo McDonald, manager of
rize for one package crcamery but ed
_ _ 'i 't fuerulrsukmofh uu'l`
gublecti “Sleepers Aroused." Both his circuit, composing the churches at Efwoif dgslzroy “_ Thee letter is na 0
:i;lcourse'siovlvlo]re well received by 5004 1055126); dp 31;; §f“L;k‘;i1l(1,?,_5%'_'dRe{,“°°,:,0 iignely and important one and should ln
1'. M F. Gaetz, pastor of Queen Square
 00° P°ll°“ Con" in this city church reports mat' although over eens of Charlottetown but by every 3
me
erson throughout the Province whol°l
dmlres shade and ornamentalltrees. ‘le
he depredations of this Mot-li have 3
steward of the Charlottetown Club cies in this Province become wide Spread in the city and
'- ' if
een to advantage on the drooping Z;
drool woo lloeo llve dollars ol- twoo_ ‘plug from 8 Regina exchange telling elms in rear oi the Post Ofilce. Our
Sir:-My attention has been direct- Pl
rr. 50 TUB ill Print. 01'!! 101' One Piiclif your issue of recent-date in reference P
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  ("1 l  it  I' ` ` ' 'H' 0" Ml” °°‘“`° ”‘ B“““"°" A A 1 h TUEB%r§¢h re from i ’ Ilgslfiahhignheii. if ifriiaun. W°\\1d'-do it iustfce- He was humor-
..  ,_  ,_ _ ,loo on gnu,-_,lny_ flflwnlnn Brown -The sc oflixr mm ya . _ an H d App°u'__,r_ B_ Grady’ ous and graphic and occasionally lllo
_,ry  » l follorooo 'ml mln; dl-“ng nnd nlnnr- _ 5 Montreal W_ a  TU. ,X0 Pet t on an word pictures visibly sflsntsq the
' `f1%"“`\ o nl." na derly on the streets on ¥l°liday nlght foi-I Silmmetliige mommgbilmd Mt B _ ilollln Lockerby - suollcnce hay; _,_A dslioiatéel touch -nl
_ ', ' was lined $3 and costs. ree ot ers _ % o'c oe yes I' AY - _ 4 , _ rs - __ lie os w appe e rectly to ell
‘ F   on the same charge not appearing $2.1 "_ gain for St.John. N. S.. vla Char-I , . -_ ' State of Order Murdock McLeod, hearts nl his lmm_e,,s_ He was ‘owne
-.- ` forfeited :heir hah of $6 such. _‘ _ iumfuwu sud Sydrey- about seven i>-   a Jehu r._ wheel. Jeri; li- ‘Z°““'““' T' uppiuuc-rd uf: the uoueiuriou of hi;
 lu UU* ‘Of sllllldly '__' ““"‘ "`”*'*“ For that “dsrl¢- m. Her cargo from Suuunerside coni- __ _ _  . . I-i.CBiiltpl'ttt,_ Mrzngsillrwisiiiohn Mol- Bodrum. V
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I  _ sllllldfillflfl l,,,,Th°,¢°,‘§’lt,,l°{’,,,':,°lf,l,,'f,l §lr°§§:,f '$2 . ' w bf°W” '“S'°" "1 Zirfttgdslilfgillstgllbbrlltl-lfyrlulllosdl Eradlcates Scmfula' and all iiru(li’TBrl_ B. Auld. R. H. Menouaid, o,°,ffl,'Clf»rk°l.lw?;s glloweguililiug' M'
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t me same route and mothoo moose in_ Providence, Rhode Island, U. S. headed by the Citizens Bond and
Finally he purchased the farm form- h ll d b John H Boll
ro _ _ _ . .
offered s position as siiperlntend- although the distance has* been cov- on when he built o nice cottage proceeded to the Victoria Hotel and
ed the same way before it is not a ana farm boildlngs_ Ho leaves B then' to the_ 090113 H0056 Where 3
ll ll _ bl meeting was held.
wlilllelfrs o‘;°:;;;f‘°y°ea°r:l’e°‘9‘ Y 7 widow, Flora, a daughter of the late; lllfrhlec meeting' whlcl, was well ot.
John F. Holland, also a number o tended Opened at 8 10 ond was o,_e_
_*_ ltiv d friend to mourn the _ ’ .' ~ _
-A fire took place at 0’Lean'. on lan; ofsaalglno husband and obllglng sided over lay E€<l;l10£’i9f"glI”l ul]V(laa§lll;';_ t
l‘l<lB~Y lllgllll 18st When flle lil-llllllllii neighbor. The funeral will take place ;'°“' wS‘;t;t_e Jwbnytonmclorke Rev o
own as the Bruckley Mill, situated to St. James' R. C. Cemetery this 0"" If tt' 'Sl I,-_ Hoo son 'Howl il,
, E. J. a e, S .
"or of the Holllox Cllronlolel by q-i;ite near the station, owned by Ira mol-ning at 3 30 s rn 9 U F le J h F
During intervals the Citizens Band
R. c .
iiel Maher aplleared. They were fined the vlfgal organs, Take lt, - PWSSF C°llnmll%*;°l;; Gamble rendered pleasing selections and Ml"
Sold ¢v¢rywhf_r¢_ five dollars or thirty days, ten or Tl, l --_l l_ ,_ on me,lln|ne_ L- U- OW er-  t Amy Earle and (1. Elmer Rlgnlllo
.n thirt ' and ten or thirty respectivel _ 1nsls:rf:n‘h:\?ln “10IoEd's€°oGet it today. All the “lWl`ll00ll Beisloll J D55' 00 gang mont sooslitably solos which
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C §;0;d¢r8 f0r S900 - The sentence on the first mention glllff-Ike. illpilxglgdll;-:eg él;d°f_n2gg 01' ¥ere received with hearty applnnne
he soloists were com li t'
eartil b Mr. Clarke D men ed
he meeting' adjourned.
Today the High Court will hold its
nal sessions opening this morning
t niile-thirty when reports of com.
mittees will be presented and the el.
A special train is bein
who wish to return home this even-
ymmg but strong swimmers and erly owned by the late Henry Grif- calmbly mars a 8 y lllli-
WEDNESDAY V
-The marriage took place in Chnl.
lestown, Mass, on the 20th lust ol
Miss Gertrude Agnes Higgins, dnngl,
er of Thomas Higgins, fomierly ol
ummersidc, and Spurgeon Ramsay.
he wedding took place at the homs
“ke was completely destroyed ' ` ' tio Nelson, L. . OW r. 0 If - of the hrlde's sister, Mrs Patula. The
G0l"l°" Hewlft D0ml“l°“ l`~"l0' Che me was mst notlood about oloé ’°'°" Whear. Mllrdovk MCT-¢0d. J- H- B211. bride's many friends in Summerside
'clock breaking out through the roof The announcement Yesterday of the B- W- Tllnlun- §l~Gl‘l- ll/lv0Dnf'}Ul;lk;lé W- u
_ l t , eo. . c ei
the engine room, by a party who death of Capt Alexander C. McLean, SE§_e(;;l‘,se;)n0;mMoKlnnon who p,.osld_
nite in best wishes for her future.
The sad news came by 'telegram
carefully read and the advice giv- were _returning from. H0“a°d.an_d of the S’ S' Northllmberland' which ed, in opening dwelt on the objects from wllmlpog yesterday momlog
,lotto upon _-oy not only the ol¢l_ wtlieu discovered had gained considei- took place at the City Hospital yes- of the order, its memborolllo and ,to announcing the death at the hospital
operations and methods can be
le hendway. A considerable quantitv terday morning at fonr o'clock, was _k ~ he ,ovlnoo He B oko bl-lol.
lumber in and about the mm was received with more than the usual Sol" itrkimtmeiehods of businlgss O! the there of Daniel Coles. son of Fred
stroyed. Mr. Clarkys loss will be number of expressions of regret. The order and ,.olo,.,.o,l to lnvootmonto ponulmoy known' len home last
bout $2000. with no insurance. deceased was seventy-one yeiirs` of mode by them ln this province and Smtlng ,o the Wlme ol llls youthful
~- age an-d during this summer had -been llrlolly spoke of the fraternal bene-
-The Blllllllll meeting Of the l-lllel” suffering to some extent with atom- fits of the I. O. F. and was hope- getting along woll but oo,-ly ln this
Association of West Priflw WHS -sch trouble for which he entered the ful the great idea of brother-
ld at O'Leary on August 23r<1.“I\d city Hospital. first about three weeks hood he outlined by the I- 0- F- che were iam its hands u on him on
Coles, of Milton. Dan, as he was
manhood to seek his fortune. He was
month, typhoid fever, the scourge of
D _
ic authorities should faire action Wa’ °“° °f 0" lafgest “"0 .“‘°“t use and temporarily recovered. Just would one day embrace the Whole the _ioth ue wrote his iusz lem.
this matter at once. E?
H- C- MBCDONAUD- r".’pm.se"tat'i°" fmm. an pmfts ol the the Hospital this time succumbing to on and began by referring to a con-
the Editor of The Chronicle: lllstllcl' The bllslness bemg °°m` the disease and concurrent afftacks 0.’ crete instance of the good being done Bymnntlly ll., felt for tho l,ol.oovo,l_
eted' the following omcem were ap* pneumonia and slow fever Perhaps by l-he 0'0"- Tllls was “ Hospital
0° Pflnclpal J- F°al`°l"5 l°l'0°l`(ll pointed for- the.ensuing year: P` N' few of the present dB-Y fiavigators feflellfly lnstltlltefl by the I- 0- F- lll
fltr. PI`§S1fl9lll5» F- L- R0gel`ll- lSt,W T .o well and wldel known no New York, another case was that of
fllUSl85tl° meetlllgs ln the hlstory s week before his death he was ta- world. home and he was then in bed fight-
l2l1€ ASS0Clatl0“- Tllefe Wasalllrge ken ill again and once more entered Rev. E. J. Rattce was next called ing the fl,-Bt Stages of the molody_
Monday night the end came. Great
The presentation of diplomas to
e 14 pounds, first for one pack to tho dup;-edntlonn _ol tho Wl.,lto_ glee-President; Capt. Frank Gallant., ,B e “I o ~ h- yt. t _ll rr man from this province, stricken the graduation class of nurses took
Il
iploma. o C
in Time Saves Nine,"' more true than F
--The motor boat races at Sum-
merside on Saturday last furnished
Benjamin Haslsm has a remarkable some good sport. Although adver-
8_¢Id__of wheat all of' which is pretty
hard _to best.-Archibald Ferguson
his a splendid dwelling house erected-
w ich is s credit to any farmer". -I
Fred _Haslam has his elegant resid-
onlie. nearly completed and it will be
n9Xt to none in the province when
hlilshed.
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1J0seph Auld, born at Freetown in
tliisproviiice now managing editor
of` irnewspaper in Burlington, Ver-,
mont,-has visited his native province. 
I-,le has written, some letters which,
appeared in the Guardian. Mr Auld
erlticiges our Prohibition haw, our
law against autos, finds fault with;
our little crooked railway, the slow-
ness of our steamers, our botels,étc., `
etc; His letters have culled forth
some vigorous protests by- several
qriters, one being R. H. Sternl, pro-
prleto,r of the Victoria and Queen,
H9¢`el|,,Charlotbefow1i. On the whole-
lifls fell- for _us to _have a-man like*
W.“'fA\_iId= to tell us_ some things even
tised to start at 10.30 thc races were
not called on t_i'.‘l the afternoon ow-
ing to the nonarrival of some ofthe
boats. The first race called was class
No 1, citizen's cup, which had six
starters. The boats finished in the
following time: 1st Chat, T. B.
Grady, Scratch 1 hour 49 min. 20
sec.; 2nd Eliza, J. A. Rowe, 1 hour,
52 min. 55 seconds; (Handicap) lmin
and 40 seconds, 3rd Keltie, H. J.
Holman 1 hour 55 miln. 25 sec.(Handi-
cap two min. 28 sec.) -ith La Tour,
J. L. Sharpe 1 hr 58 min/ 30 sec,
Handicap 12 min 20 sec 5th Leader
2 hours and 6 min. (Handicap 21
min and 8 sec.) ’1‘he handicaps gave
lst place and cup to Leader, 2nd
prize to La'l‘our, 3rd prize to Chat.
The next race class No 2, Mackelvie
Cup. This was the most exciting
race of the day, the following boats
starting all with extreme speed; Im-
perial 2nd, Bruce Stewart & Co; Im-
perial lst, McMillan Bros; Ruth, T.
H. Grady. The course w-as twelve
ll-.09 "l0él‘l 5° ll°Y°"‘l the mark- lt ,knots having three knots to each
islfnof;-_Zoltan advisable to uct. upon all r
theofné advice one" gets, but it does-
no harinlto ‘give the advisers a res-3
ptictful hearing#-Pioneer. ‘_.
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-_,on Sabbath Jury. 24th Rev. w. H.,
Spencer of Cove Head read in the_
llulpitli of -his congregation the ap-
pe,al_-froim the- Presbyterian congrega-
tion a' Campbellton, N. B., for help .V
toward the erection of a new church,
a,nd,_lU.'t the matter open stating that
he would forward any contributions
voluntarily handed in for the pur-
pose. ~ lu response the following were
reeslvod and passed along to Dr Mc-
Uu_ y,'l-Isllfax :--Mrs 'Neil McCallum,
g.0,0;'.-Janie McCallum, $5.00; James
8_2.
.‘!Gre or, $5.00; Mrs Charles Fraser, l
V _ l§i°_s John McMillan sr, $1.00;_
al rider Mccuiium, $1.00; Mrs Jus.
.' eoaiium, ss.oo; Jehu Menuuridl
3,60; mrs Jamesnaefruy, $1.00; Mrs'
_ . I-T..' Spencer, $2.00; ‘Ira D. Shaw,
5tl¢;‘Robert Shaw, $4.00; Edward Mc-
C_a.l1'U}D, $1.00; Léwis Marshulll, $1.00;
(lzlirles McMillan, $1.50; Mrs Mary
B yclafr, $1.00; J, M. Bearisto, $1.00;
John McMillan, $1.00; Judge and Mrs
'leetzelf $10.00; H`_. F. Sutherland.
05.09; Mrs ifeiuuis, $5.00; it frieud_|
I
.»f
86,00; Total $64.00. The last four
IIB'-'iiot_'sl guests. Also for the Camp-
tiglflllon Gen0F'al. Fund, James G. Mc-
C lim" 5.00. _
lap, which they turned four times.
Imperi-al second had 1 min amd 26 sec
and the Imperial I. six -minutes and
nine seconds over the Ruth. On the
tirst lap The Ruth led, Imperial 2nd
by 32 seconds and on- t-he second led
by 41 seconds. On the third lap th-e
Ruth's engine was not working right
and she slowed down when Imperial
second took the lead and held it to
the finish. Both Imperial Second a/nd
Ruth had completed the four laps Bust
as Imglflrial First finished the first
lap. e Imperial Second's time 1
br 4 sec. The last race, class 3,-I-_‘lah
man Cup for fishing boats -had seven
starters which finished in the follow-
ing order, all the boats, '-starting at
seconds, Scratch, J. F. Camp-
bell Znd, 59 minutes, 45
sec. (Handicap 44 sec.) Ed McPher-
son third; 59 min. 55 sec. (Handicap
one minute and 28 seconds.) Antoine
Arsenault 4th, Hugh Murray 5th 1 hr
8 min and 56 sec. Handicap 5 min.
42 sec; P. C. Gallant Sth and M. G.
Arsenault 7th. The handicaps _ gave
the race and cup to Edward McPher-
son, J. L. Sharpe, 2nd, J. F. Germp-
belf 3rd. The officials were: Starter
F. W. Peters; judges Capt J. S. Allen
C.. l3...Morris, F. D. McDonald; timers
Wilfred Tanton, L. R. Allen, Willard
MUttAIt- , 1 ill”
'_ Y0ll¢lf¢l `,l1¢mporsrily,» the irritati
 you cough, but that is all.
7. _ _ _ nrriey’
'l‘oniu',’, relieves the irritation
~_».~
..`.  _'same trouble again.
:.5 "- " Father Mori'iscy's No. fo
 ‘ I5c.  in the large regular size st 50c.
-_Father Merrie” Medlelne Ce.,
ig
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Fallier Morriscy’s
Lung Tonic
Really Cures
Treating a cough with
most "cough cures” is like
t rvrreze More cresmery butter hue especially in Halifax. In no form o
tical men might adopt the paraphrase L
"A dollar in Time Saves Nine." and T
the trees." The custom of waiting H
bare branches take the place of leafy S
what were once handsome shade A
lic property. E
The most conspicuous stage in the
life-history of the white-marked tus-
sock moth is the egg mass which the
the caterpillais have frawlcd to spin ll
masses during the winter before the
employment of men to hunt out every
eg-g mass. for which much tree climlh-
ing is necessary: the children might
be encouraged to aid such mrn. lf
the above mctbod of destruction is
. t ll! L0 _ .
Se 23 llli 800 000 ill BWGGPBTB-l¢¢S. marked Tussock moth in Nova Scotia V d V1°e'Pres'de“t Colm McKay’ 3rd (ap c an an m 18 “en y ve with ii disease which later made a-place at Falconwood Monday even-
ice-President, and William Dinnis, years flf service .Witll the. Charlotte- "pple of thc patient. The party be-ling. Fil/9 YO'-"lg lllfliei Presented
ooretary Treasorel. rl-he followlng town Steam Navigation Company he cl’ hcl lc nd his lomlly was lo t
liemselves for the di lomas whic
'activity is the om adage' "A stitch onveuersl were lllllloiiitefl: Poll 1. C_ exhibited a keen fl€Sil`€ '10 _b€ _9-E000 mme P ss ah l_ O_ l-,-_ t k lll W
_.__ - _ . .. _ -_ ,l_ ll ,l _=n.,,.m_ inviug wi i icm ic ul l U _
The lawn party given at South lilleg-(;ll?,:&_?;:ln§;]lmT,l~lllng Tnmillga- hall Hanger Eliot GV. f~ltcvcn.~;nn whose the public press. Since the inaugura-
female covers with n whitesli sub- Mnll-lllo on Fl-l,l,,y ovonlog Ano low' in this (,ity_ plucc lic was taking. 'l‘liei'c‘was l so tion of thc course of training here by
stance. Each egg mass contains 200 under the able direction of Louis There were present ll(-_,rifles me Om. much in the great oi~dei'_wh\cl\ might  frooffwill some twenty-five young
to 400 eggs despositefl upon the old Costello, school tezicllcr, wus in spite ours the followiiig delegates lrom the lm ‘ll-*`Cl'l"S@‘l tllllt- he, S001' he “'03 "L “mme” lmve gladllated' These hav”
COCOUU and these 988 ml155¢B BTG gen* of uufavi>i‘nblc ivezithcr conditions, a Courts named: ll ll"-‘S Wllerfl ft” begm U" where lo K _ d. _ __
erally located on the trunks andhlar- very gl-en; ,lllooolqo rl-llc party woo ¢;l,oto,l,,,,__l,,l,l, G,.,,,ly_ _lolm Mol. stop. He si1|<l_tliat the order had dis- notul isenses, in piivatc homes to
get branches of the trees; some, ow- llnlll ln tln, fields of n school unseen ison, . 1 i D. Goss, Wi iam . u - _ ‘ '_
ever, are found in crevices, on wooden ,lnnlns (lol-mnn, wlwne kind lnteresf tart, Nelson Aylwiirfl. 000-000- The llllwstnlcnls fn? Org" 1
palings and in other places to which ln tllu nflnlr wenglol- townlrlln malllno 'On1_iwfiy-liiinicl McAldnfl, John R.  l_l‘l'l¥‘*4’L-l_*itlt‘i’l‘;f‘_ “£§S”;l‘l"-m`;:han’f‘; 
sote the eggs will be destroyed: esow' lyllsses Moy
These operations can be carried on fo,-ll, Mlsnen lvlillle_
during the winter and a small gang Gorman and Elly
of men would be able to _treat _all the Gro", llomlg Mlos
trees within the city limit during the and James Gormoo
period that the insect ia in the egg ooo‘l,_l,ox with llllos
and Mary Duns- nm5_ - I. O. F. that the fraternal side be
Sadie and Mabel Westmoreland-J. E. Howatt, War- mlllilnlflell “lt°l`,““ l“fl_“0“"lal lmpet'
Mcflaughey of ren Newsom, Robert Reid. US gained lltltllltl meetlllg- H0 HPUl_\0
Agnes Monaghan Nonpariel-B. B. Stevenson, Arte- Ol the lncelll-mn Ol l-ll” °hll‘ll"§“'5 “ld
had Charge ol tho mas Mogoto _ movement of the  0. F. which was 4
vom Tmlnol. o§_ New lj5ndon__,\_ `l{_ Hol,l~y_ started at a meeting in California at , _
90338' Udall the egg masses 9” 9- sistant. The dancin-f booth which Wlltshlfe-Ellmlllld Carson, Miir- Wlllcll ll Wl0°W ol a Forester called
tree are destroyed and a three-inch was novel. lolo llorlllo the oveolno dork McLend_ to_ ask what could be dono for lier
band of"tanglefoot"is painted around was managed by Mrs Goo Mol,-m.lono Noi-thurnllnl-1nn(l_Rnl,el~t lvlntlnl-t_ children without them being taken
the trunk of the tree at a height of _l Ml-5 Alfred _Camcrnn assisted 1-, Charles Doull. |1_Wl_1Y- Then Ell10t 0'- 3f»0V0l\S0n Url*
bo t _4 5f t,i M J , Bm .5 Ab d -w‘ll' Al _ (;_ E_ ginized the idea of monthly pay-
B u or ee n ayfén une Geo and charles Dlmslord' Music MNel§1;eel1P JI ‘Emp mms ments to assist widows with families
tl] t b ll C l hh _, - x . . . ll . '
ca€ervIl)'?§afIf';f’-Yoweingelio $2 méltm .thai was furnished boy Philip Mebaughey grllnoe Edwarllillgrflrlvllggrlde, A_ in the upbringing of chll(l,.on_
the female 'moth cannot fly and tbn.and~Patr1ck- .Tl-amor' ~ Among Others W- Délaney. Fmnll GlYd0n- - The I' 0‘ F' were maker” °r men'
caterpillars could only reach the foli- lakmg “cu” part ‘" the pleasam Beallreiour-Archibald Campbell. H- He that makes 0 '"8" ls greater ~ °
ur- »»- ------eu  f;:.';‘.s;‘;"‘;..E.1“.f;?.‘;;'".;';r..i‘,;;.";f;i' -,pgggg-;_-_ ,, B  , ,_ ,_ :sri ii 21:* ;';;‘;:§..';.“ls°f:':....%;i On Rell rm gr
. . _ ' _ ' ‘ - . _ , ons ew-
Eilriilhed from aggs in angther Bltua M0n2fZh;1{l1. \V\lll;U\llflSl<;f‘l- l;0§9l‘ §l'<l' , in man-malning and uplifting when a .
' ~ lone. arry HHS ow ani lor on` wallooe_\_ M ngo , W_ lvl t. young man, ambitious, but crushed
In Rochester, N. Y.., where the ra-V" Dunsford nnfl n number of the sclinol gnmory, N011 J.0Mclg):>1he;l{l. on by circumstances, was brought. into One night treatment for r¢d,
ag" 0! this lnsect were very serious children. A hand.~:omc sum was re-ali1._ Elliot__John K Moloodyon A K a lodge and later, through the in- h h d d bl edln
prlzes were Offered’ in 1894' to school ed and will go townids painting the McPhee, ' ' ' ' fluence of that lodgc, devclope<l'in& ,ltoug ’ C app? an _ e g
chlldrm gatllerlng the lnrgeflt “um” school house at South Melville. (Pat. Petrol-D, J, Thompson, M, C, a highly respected citizen from a hands; rltclllngv bllllllng Palms
0", °l egg ° “"t"“- “nd °’°° ?§t "°' und Exam. please 0-'»i>i‘.) Quigley. youth on e Cracker machine in H and painful finger ends with
Sul S Well’ Ublilllllfll- ll 50°" he Strathuolia--J_ E_ slnnlnll-_ E_ C bakery. He desired never to see the
D0illl’»0d Ollt. ll0W0V€l`. that 511011 8 McKay, V _ ' day when the selfish motives of in- ‘l
C0¥l'lD¢l2ltl\'8 m0tl10l`l Bm0llS y0Ul1_2 °='=i"’°'“ “_” Ml-~ Stwllen-M- A. Allan, James surance should prevail over the great-
people ie not so safe as through the Tuff. er ideals prevalent at the institution 9
D h
ere piescnted by Dr James War-
ln the war against insect peBts` Pracn Halllt- Tlgnlsm tlllrd' Lemob Pelry' interests of the Company an t' 6 fraternity besides assisting him by present and in fi short address con-
‘mvlllel follrth' Edlvfsrd Gauallt' llepeml pulllm He was a mflrmer of sick benefits to the extent of $150 grntulatcfl the class upon the com-
" iguish; fifth, Joseph Richard, Tig- wide experience and as oai>t8-In Of the gave 8 l,,,.tl,e,. olloollo oooh month of plotlnn ol their tl~olnlng_ 'lille young
the tree mver would add' and saves “lslli Slxth- Stalllslmls Bnnam' De' Company S Stwnlers cn-loyed 'the fun $10 to assist in the education of his ladies to receive diplomas were Miss
l°ls? seventh- George Hardy- Mlm' °°"0‘le"°"-‘ of the °“'“er5' He has growing children. This same man lizabetb Mu:i'ay, Murray‘ River;
lllltll °0ll5l‘l°l`9-ble da-“mge has been tI‘0S0i Glglltll Wm- DODBUOU. R0S9Vill0 been captain since the death of the had insurance in' an old line com- Miss Myrtle Huntley, City; Miss Hel-
inflicted by the pest, until gaunt and ninth, J, T, Profit," Alberton; tenth, late Captain R0d€l‘lCk C3-mel`0l1 of pniiy which he had to surrender he- en McKinnon, DcsSable; Miss Louise
P00390" M°Al`tl““" Rosebankl dev' the Old Steam" St- Lawrence- Hell* cause of lack of funds. He reccivcd McQuarric, DcSable and Miss Eliza-
w
_ ,. d ed and t e 00 S
_ Morrisey; second, J. J. Arsen- Sefvllllt and worked always In t"‘;\(§t cd.;  hand with the result that the burton. Hon. G. E. Hughes was also
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Shade- ll’ 0lllY W0 comm", l“ many mill. James C- lll°l_<0“‘lrl°k- Camp' survived by hi-*I \\'ifc and f0\ll‘ dllllgll' but a paltry portion of the sum he beth l\IcNuugliton, Tliorndyke. On
of our cities in Canada. Action should bellton; twelfth, Christ_ol‘»h¢-_r Mether- ters rosollng ln lirovldmoe’ R_ 1" had paid in_ l-ooolvlng lllo (llolomoo mol, groolloto
0° '55-kiln at the earnest 50.05° Pos' al- Mlll R“'e""E“stl thlrtcenth' `T°re` and two sons, one in the Cdrladidrl The chairman then introduced the as pre.-‘.ente<l with a bouquet of
Slble HB l10tlllll€ ls 51°” 'llB°0ml°l`t' mlllll Blml°ll‘“0- D“Va"5 lollrteenth' West and James in this City. The principal speaker of thc evening, J. flowers by little Miss .Florence Bail-
lllg 9-1111 llllslgllllli’ @0811 the Slgllt Ol R- ll- Raylmr- C“5,°‘"“l"3°5 llfteenth' funeral will take place t0m0l”l`0W Dayton Clarke, Dayton, Ohio, the e'/, ii tiny visitor to the Island from
' J' Matlleloll' 9 Leary; sfxteenth' from the residence; of his son on Supreme Vice Chief Ranger of the `./fndison, Wis. Papers were read by
trees. new almost killed and wretched- W- 'l`- C"Sl“1“- ‘-.*1l’“.‘V"ll“- S”"”“i 1-iiiishurough street sf 2.30, Rev. fr. High court of America. luis-u H--len McKinnon, on "Nursing
ly struggling for existence. Opportun- f9€“tll_» -‘\_l_ll”°‘l (’_°l“n‘ Gl0““'0.nd' F ' Fullerton officiating. The pall He began by complimenting the the Insane" and by Miss Mctliinrrie
ity is been taken, tl1€l`€f0l"€. Of mall' elghteclllth' :Rudnick McLean’ Mun; bcarers will be G. W. Wukdord, D, vocalists who had proceeded him. Ile on “Some (`-ommon forms of Insuii-
lng oortoln. soggosllonn, wnlon lf nineteenth, Lcpbfis Grigg, West Dev- 0,M Reddin J_ J' Dovleo' Capo referred to his election to the office ity." These were listened to with
adopted by the civic authorities and 0"; tw°nt‘etl"_ T005' M“rl’hy' Free' lr-lnlllysoo Aolll-ow ll,lnNoll- William of Vice Chief Ranger by Cfinaflian keen appreciation by the patients and
individual citizens, would hell) land? tw”"l'y'0rst' W' B‘ Hayes' El` owen ' ' votes to thc extent of 40 per cent, warmly conililimeiitefl by the visit~
save this most valuable- form of pub- 185:21elfgllllalllltylsltlilglltyltllgxd  l -_-- though an American li‘oi~ci-iteizt *lilo ln? tillitféf-rl',| who fiilliresahfllttll; 
.' _ " ' ` ~ ' evoke of the di:-in iointmcnt u io non ia ic Dui Omlfl fillel
ymentf Vlctorm W°St‘ The Nth. Annual SeS‘sl0n oihtmf \!‘.“t.`lii‘_ l tliglaiilieiicu in not were the iiilnrnintioii contained in
Hlgh Cmnt of the Independent Umm ln0‘ on `tlm‘tl tl (S mime (‘»l\iuf'thr-sc lliipcm brouizlif. before them by
one into privatf-. institutions for
l l, ll, ll _l M t triliiited to willows and orphans $.31 - nurse the in:-nine und into other pub-
ic iiisf_itutimii~: nifiiiily in Massachus-
-ttcs unfl New York where their rc-
umei'u.tiuu for tlic work for which
Sllccessful evenmg' Guo McFarlane’ Dim-HS' wiltll) -i|‘:cul'l>l:uii-a cared for by the Oil- they have flimlifiefl themselves is
their coworls. The gsthc1'l1\g and unofher trustee, irni willing sid und M""‘°“’“‘”“-A- ll- Afl‘°°l‘- 1'- U- " `
_ ‘ ‘ .. . l . . . . fer. In (.‘-auadu, Airiericn. and Bri- I
destluctw" of these consplcuuus egg the ratepayers Wnd their famlhcs with F(§lfs;ll_;]l;lm_lnll/lglfggllehsll A Mar. tain many orphans received contri- uiiffiiling success is ample evidence of
f exceptions co-operated heartily _ ' ' " ‘ _' » ~ - _ - . ‘ _ l _ tl - - ._ ~
Y°"“S “al-°"Plll‘"S l‘“'1°l‘ l" Mal’ 0' vfiltlh all suggested plans- The ground 0"’ J"h" J' McD"""m’ Hmm" Nd' i.t»U\.;hi(~liti- lillslllulr-_ dl; qut)fi<?i;‘i}df.liil€:hcr$d_ and
June is the best radictative ‘nieasilre was prettily decorated with Japanese 'wgl JUhn_(, C (,nrl(_tOn H H ol' those in Co_,,o,lo o',_o ln lrrlnoo
that can be emI>1O¥¢ll- The GSK mad* lanterns and after the shower the Acorh ' ‘ ' ' ' ' Edward lolo,,,l_ -lrwolvo l,.o,_eot,,,.__, lo
es can be gathered either by scraping H1001! Vlfi€D0‘l 0'-lt. Bml Hllilell l0l`tll9l` . ' ‘ a Tuberculai' Hospital in thc Adiron-
them on the bark or “heir atmchment llflllllm?-i' YO the S9909- Thi? feffesllr Tgglgggallg llfsllgnllllfplcknrll' E flasks, originally costing $40,000, were li -5
by means ol 3 small scraper Ol' by ment 58.100115 WCW C0llSl18!lflY Cl`0W<l- l.\ol»ll,ll§lo_'E_'l.1_ ll lyloldlron `w J now receiving the most modern treat- lo _`\ -
hand, or they may be destroyed by eo loo_,.,.eam and coke being passed Sizsworth. . . _ . ment. o
Cl`¢0S0f-G Oll. HB in the 9899 Ol lille “EE out \.-,- the South Melville’s prettiest Mn,-my .Horl,onr_l_ R la,-owBo_ He referred to the open field of I. _----
marres of the sissy moth: by merely mam--ns namely;-Miss sarah Mons- _lonn M¢Kl,,,,o,,_ 0, F. fraternity, uf its iunucncu and -- ‘
m0l9l»¢¥lll'lg the 08! H1359 Wil-ll CWD* -hun, Miss Bing Malone, Mrs T. Gil- MaZoplm_R_ H_ Jolly’ All,-ell All. said lie would leave ii message to the Q -_
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Tignish-T. C. Bell, Michael 0'- of this great order of fraternity.
Rourke. He thought anl, institution should `
lvl...-L-ii_An.i,n,..¢, L_ H..gn,...,, o_ he huue right in P. ie. 1. for its Works wonders. Soak them, on
l-Iunr Com _ 2000 Foresters to ive them an o - “til-ing,in hot water and Clltl.
putty. Though you succeed
in stopping the leak for ii
little while, you never know
when it may break out again,
for the hole is still there.
Fathd M s No. 10, commonly called "Lung
the mucus in the passages, but that is no! all. No io tones
- ,,. 'lilalllf Wl\0l¢_ 9Y8f¢Ul._ especially the affected parts, restores
  t inflamed membranes to a healthy condition, and so
 ,gltfengfhens them that they will not easily fall a prey to the
At your dealer’s. |94
repairing :i leaky kettle with
_ adhpted it may not be necessary rto
a piece of rag or a dab of
resort to spraying the trees with
en arsenical poison, as many cities
are accustomed to do. But should
such s. procedure be foimd advisable
great care should be exercised in the
selection of spraying pumps and the
method of spraying. In many pinces
more arseiiical spray finds it wriy in-
_, to the drains Ithan on to the leaves,
°ll lll tllmllt °l` ll-"|85 Wlllcll owing to faulty methods of spraying.
'l`heydoiiofruretlie cough. = Mr Fearon refers to the use of f-fusm
' ‘sprayers in the United States, but
no doubt he means power sprayers,
which are run -by gasoline i-nfrivies,
such as are employed in the Gipsy
and Brown-tall Moth work fn t.he
New England States.
The cost of destroying the egg
masses of the moth and the bu-:ding
of the trees with tanglefoot. is in-
significant compared with the insults
-healthy shade 4trees_in the i-ircets
and parks, a protection from the sun
and n pleasure to the eye.
C. GORDON HEWITT, _
Dominion Entomologist.
Division of Entomology,
_ Centr,s\_ Experfmentigillsrm.
Ottawa, Aug. 28, 1910. < _
So ordinary ‘.‘cough`cures”
by loosening and removing
is sold in trial size bottles at
LU.. » Glietlilm, NJ.
u-s-urr_w>- --
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'rhu following commuters were ap- was Irlestlns monument to his mem-,
pointed: ory.
Credentials-Geo. McPhee, M. A. In concludinit he thanked the
Allan. A. W. Delaney, O, 0. Carleton, audience for their attention and ex-
Wm. Adams. r ssed his leasiire on the nccnsfnn
P H D
Distribution-John H. Dell, Hora- of his flrst trlP to the garden pro-
tfu Nelson, J. D. Goss, R. H, Jslly, vince of Canada.
I. R. Prowse. Mr. Clarke’s address was a muster-
Flllhnce-D. P. McNutt, Kenneth ly edort and nothing but s verbatim
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Great Wesf_J0nn A, H¢lln¢ln_ portunity to assist one another as .
Woodburn-Frank Gamble, R. I-1.- bl`0tlll`€ll Should- cum Soap' dry' anoint freely
Montgomery, The National Fraternal Associa-
Glencoe-li;-.~sr¢tt M¢l_end, J_ S_ ciation of which he was a member
Cousins. pleads for the total restitution of
Warburfgon-Wm, J, pnllner, John the fra-ternal ideals upheld at the in-
W. Trowsdale. stitution of fraternal orders. He ex-
Riverdale--Alfred Keoughsn, T. E. INC'-Gd that lll`0¢ll0l'll00d ‘f-l\\‘0l\iZh
Bulpitt. fraternal orders would ons -day bring
Fortuna-Louisa Gong, E_ gllllpn. together _all nationalities and all
ant. creeds. The influence of the church to
Brighton-Ada L_ Wadrnan, Ellzn. these ends was not so great as that
beth Allan. of fraternal institutions.
Glynwood-Wm. E, qllloanh, The I. O. F. originated the han a-
The first session- ,opened 31; 10,30 gainst liquor sellers or drunkards as
a. m. members of fraternal societies. He
The committees reported delegates uttered a strong appeal to all to
present from 33 courts. The High make the fraternal side of the order
Court degree was confirmed on nina a monument to each individual and
new members. The High Chief Ran- ill\lBtl'Bf°<l N10 Pl” by the good
ger then read his report and tho fe- deeds of the late Earl of Shaftshury,
ports of the other officers were taken Wll0B0 m0tt0 WHS "l0V0. HONG." and
un read. whose attitude to his fellow men
with Cuticura Ointment, and
wear soft bandages or old loose
gloves during the night.
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