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-FIELD DAY.-» Preparations are ei .

_b ng made by the K. A Club for the Caledonia gamu which are to take

"-GEESE 8HlPED.- Mr. H. S. place on Monday, Oct. 11th, and it Jons:|, Summersldd, who does- ol behooves the Kensington bravenr to lsrse business in live geese has shin- loolr to their lsurels, otherwise the ped upwards of eight thousand birds Grahanfs Road and French River

the States this sees0n.-X- athletes will make a "cleanup" at the

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gi-`-CHEESE FACTORV.- Cheese making under the direction of Mr. Hattie Brown is going ahead nicely. 3 Cheese is being made every day c

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-6!EsE.- Those inscionl, cle. ginors feathered blpsds from a onslderable item in the llvr.-ltock

ss yet. and it has been proposed by export from. here. Walter M. Lux of the directors to make butter during Boston who mme; to Kensington the winter months, thereby inducing annually at this time of the year, tile farmers in this Vicinity t0 f0il0W made 3, shipment of 1000 geegg last di\i1'Yii1E i110i‘€ iI1!9i1S€ly--K- week, and expects to ship several

l- more thousands. Mr. Lu: is one of

-PARISH OF ALBERT0N-- the lar est dealers in the Eastern

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October 10. Harvest Thanksgiving the receiving depot for the animals. Services L. C. L. Hall O'Leary 11 a. _K_

rn. St Luke 'Lear and We tern

7 p. m., Monday October li. (Thanks giving Day) St. Peters Alberton Hold Communion 11 a. m. Holy Trinity h

-NEW RESIDENCEG.- Building; as received a rea* imet... Ken-

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qlwrcl, Alma 230, Cl"-lg; Church, sington can boast of ten new resid- Klldsro copes 6.30 p. rn. Gifts of ences beins erected this nest sum- Frult, Flowers, Grain. vegetables etc. mer. which nrnbebiy is -'x record for n

for Church Decoration will be thank-

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E. I., country town. All filo

fully regeived gn Friday 0;- Saturday i'l0\lS& BTS Of the ii1t88L lDOI‘.BI'!l

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_OFHCERS E|_E¢TED___ The minent among the new honsvbuilders

“West Prince Ministerial Associa are Leighton R’°gfr°'JM3r' 2,: If” tion" held its second monthly meeting Bimk °f N0‘/a SCM °)» “me” 'f im' (by the kind invitation of the Rev. mt' J' Secty". Kensmgtim Dtiry and Mrs. Robert Murray.) at the A"”°°i‘“i°”' weslfy ,, C°°m‘;§f'_n’ Presbyterian ,Maman o.Leary_ on (tonsorial artist), M ss .tebecca z-

_.___ cold water fixtures and bath. Pro-

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Monday October -‘. The Rev. Geo i

mons, Mr. Iugleh (pointer): Will-

Millar was clccted I‘l'esIde'nt,Rev.GeH. iam Harrington' Jani” B' Promt’ F. Dawson, Vice President and the (lumber merciwnui “'°m“d"l Zyvnod’ Rem F_ G_ Gosden' Hon, Secmta|.y_ (Journeylnan), John Berllar .( are- ltems of general interest were dis- h°“°e)' The fact °f °lf“’m‘_3 “Zhang cussed and a mos, interesting ,_d_ 'being installed, and ctner up-to-date

dress was given by the Rev. H. R.. a Bovyer. District of the British and r

ttractions and conveniences induces

tired farmers to locate in Kensing-

F - Bible S ci ton, and a still greater impetus in

orelgn o ety, on thc work

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um needs of that society lll{uilding is loiked for next summer.-

-BUMMEISIDE SHIPPING.-Schr Luoania Captain Boudrot, and sehr Hector McOregor.' Captain Murray

sailed yesterday for Chatham -Schr

Stanley,’ Captain McLeod, sailed

-yesterday for Gaspe-Schr Maude Weston,” Captain Weston. sailed yes- terday for Richibucto.--Schr. "Mali- bar," Captain Gallant. arrived yester- d

yesterday for port -SS J L Nei

ny from Picton with coal.-8.8. Ostera,” Captain Kempt: came in

n,” Captain Wrayton. sailed yester-

o day for Halifax.-Schr. "Marguerite," Captain Doucette. sailed yesterday for Gaspe.

ilesmll Plallsolilils

-The many friends of Mr. Charles

Colwill, Northam, will be sorry to learn of his severe illness with ap- pendicltis.-X.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Colwill, Nort-

ham, returned by the S. S. Empress

few days ago from a visit to

friends and relatives in Moncton, N. B.,

Lowell, Mass.--G.

SAYS WAR DELAYED

and Presque Isle, Me., Boston and

TRANSATLANTIC CHATS

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LONDON, October 2.-The Daily

News says:

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of Company, stated yesterday that had it not been for the war we should now bo York. At the outcome of the success- ul experiments of the United States Navy Department in telephoning by wireless from Arlington, Va., to More Island, Cal., Mr. Isaacs was approach- ed

'Godfrey Isaacs, managing director the Marconi Wireless Telegraph

telephoning by wireless to New

on the subject. “ ‘Our experiments have been inter-

rupted by the war,’ he said, ‘ae our stations are now being used for Gov- emment work, but we have carried our experiments for enough to know undoubtedly that after the war we shall be able to talk to New York.”’

THE COMPANY WENT WITHOUT.

Mother- Willie, whore is the ice

cream I sent you and Elsie to buy?

Willie-it began to melt. so' we

thought we‘d better sit dowll and eat _ lt.-Boston Transcript.

~ -FUNERAL i-ilLD.- The funer-

al ot the lata Mr Charles Yeo_ took

place Tuesday afternoon at 2 ociock

‘ from his late residence on Central

street Sumlncrside to Lot 16 Com

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-VISITING HERE- Mr

Desltoche of Montreal is now in Tignish and Mr and Mrs Marvell of Boston are the Mr Peter S Perry for the

-RETURNID HOME- Mr Wm

McCarthy, son of Capt John Mo- Carthy returned home Monday from Boston where he in employed -by the

Geéleral Electric Car System there.

_ -VISITING H!RE.- Messrs Alp- honse _J. ,Gaudet and J seph T. Des- Roche; of Richmond wgrs in Tignish over Sunday tho Siloltl of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Summer.-Z.

-RETURNED TO WORK.- Miss

Lucy Kench of Tlgnisii who has been visiting her father and mother here returned to her work in Philadel- phia Monday.-Z. -

-REPORT ON 8I`Ci<NE88.- The

condition of Mr. P. M. McElroy is not improving while the condition of Mr. Stephen Arsenault on Tuesday show- ed some improvement.-Z.

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-FORTY HOURS- The usual

yearly forty hoursdevotion which opened in Tignisb last Sunday con- cluded Tuesdsly morning. Upwards of two thousand communlons were made and Monsignor D. M. Macdon- and was assisted by the following clergymen. Revs. A. J. McDougall, P. C. Gauthierf Father Campbell of Alberton, stephen Macdonald, F. X. Gallant, Palmer Road will hola the* same oillces next week.-Z.

RUSSINS ULTI MATUM

T0 BU LGARIA

PETROGRAD, Oct. 5.-Russia’s ul-

timatum to Bulgaria was not dell- vered to Premier Radoslaoff until four o’clock yesterday afternoon. This statement was made oillcially here today. Previous advices from Petro- grad were that the Russian ultima- tum had been delivered on Sunday, and that the 24-hour limit within which a reply was demanded expired yesterday. As this period did not be- gin until the time of actual delivery of the ultimatum, the Bulgarian Gov- ernment has until four o’clock this afternoon (about 9.30 a. m. New York time) in which to decide whether to attempt a policy of strict neutrality or to side openly with Germany, Aus- tria and Turkey.

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MONCTON, Sept. 27.-Maliy i’l'icllds

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By the deceuie of this

“at the early

ills mother. wife of Mr John keeper of the Maritime Peni- at Dorchester, which occurred on Saturday. Mrs Corcoran

talking to her daughter o’clock Saturday evening

she suddenly expired. The de- hsd not been in the best of for the past year, and in April

she was seriously ill, recoyered-and enjoyed good' health until a

when she contracted had a recurrence of

On Thursday and

was sufficiently re- and was seemingly

when the end

night. The

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Frank,

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of the Cor- Rosd. for- P.E.I. Ruli-

conle." and of her it may bo said that in duo time was fulfilled the saying

on Saturday afternoon, Oct. -nd. Tile wcatbcr was iillc and illc galllcrlllg vcry large and rcprcseniativl-. _-\lnollg

tilc hyllllls sullg was one spccinlly scl- ccted by tile deceased.

My Heavenly home is br-ight and fair. No pain nor llciltll can enter tllcre, its glittering towers thc sllll outsllillc, That Heavenly mansion sllall be mine, l’m goillg home to die no more.

She was borne to her last resting

place by the following: William Watts, Chester Edwards, Wm. Molyneaux, Ernest Newson, David Proud. Ham- mond Younkers. Wreaths were sent by the foilowillg:-Mrs. L. L. Jell- klns, N, Wiltshire. Mrs. Wiliam Noy, Mrs. David Proud, Mrs. Fred Kiison, Mrs. Daniel Fraser, Mrs. Hampson Bowman., Crescent. Mrs. Robert Ed- wards.

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PERSONALS

Mr Geo. Abbott. Union Road, left

for Boston, where he joins his brother

on a trip to New York.

Mrs C. D. Bell left yesterday morn-I

ing on a visit to relatives in Boston and Plymouth, Mass. ~

Mr. John Murray of Ottawa has

arrived ln the city to visit -his fath- er Mr. Adam Murray, Grafton Street, who is seriously ill.

Mr. Harvey Christopher, teacher at

Southport, leaves this morning for Campbellton, N. B., to attend the fun- eral of his mother, Mrs. Robert Chris- topher, of that town.

Mrs Silas Carey, of Plymouth, Mass., I

left for home yesterday morning, after

sister, Mrs W. J. Carver, Mt. Albion.

and hor niece, Mrs A. D. I<`r)aser, city. ' 'Mrs. C. J. Fisher who has been spc-lldillg n icw woeks ot the Forester Housc, Pownal. leaves for her homo in Newburyport, Mass., this week ai- so her neico Miss Marion Weatherblo of Pownal, Lot 49, leaves for Haver- llill, Mass, whcl-c slle will enter tile llnic ll' 'Illini io train for a nurse.

RUEEER PAVING

All experiment ill rubber paving,

which is being madc at the instance of the Government of the Federated Malay States, will be watched with considerable interest, cspeciallyby those who are connected with the plantation rubber industry.

Under the sanction of the city su-

thoritles the pavement in front of the oilices of the Malay States Informa- tion Agency at 88 Cannon Street.,--_lips- heon relsld with rubber tiles, the work being carried out to the oriler`of~1ihe agency by the Leyland and Blrmiiix- ham Rubber Co., Ltd, ` -~ Vw

The tiles are 12 inches sdiarennd

_half an inch thick, laid on a cement

concrete bed, and when walked over give none oi the jarring effect ex- perienced from stone pavement. These tiles are manufactured from plants.- tion rubber, and itgis hopsd`one result of the experiment will be to popular- ize this form ei navins. if not for the roadway. at least for the foot ppc- melfigs ofbjiur cities. _ ~

e su ect is one' which was moot-

ed as wlthill the bounds of possibility by Sir Henry Blake some years ago. andhthe comparatively low pl-i<Tg Yo! rub er since this suggestion will first

made favors the belief that rubber

may be more generally utilised for

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you the house you live ln?" - -

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dldn’t accept it." ~ _ "How was that?" f" - "Weil, Pm living in it rent ireefand shall get it when the old mod li s.

having- spent a pleasant visit to herl

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