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Nov. 5.- Caledonia Start-rand ylfilllfv R", w_ Bruce Muir. New 1z,-“My Impressions of bcotland," Mr. john Anderson,

Nov, 19.-“‘ ‘ubercuiarf’ pr “lgie in a Sanitarium," Rev. l. B. Daggett. ‘i d‘

Dec. 3--—“P">8"“ °f M°d‘g"§§ig‘1 Surgery During the Last W811.

100 Years,” Dr. ‘Z h Dec. io-“Recent Rambles Abroad," 31m J, H_ Be“

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Jan. 7.__;1§ll' »W_aiter' xSrsKotrpi professor J. F. ll. Fleming.

Jall- 14-—"5°"l¢ 01d‘ -Tim=fI-i¢¢rflry and Other Institutions in Charlottetown?’ Mr. W, L; Cotton.

Jan. 2i and 22.-—Bu as Concert.’ Jan. 29.——"High:S v in MyJRcminiscences,” Mr. j. E, B. Mc. Creay ' "It! y’ - Feb. 4.——-“The Letters of Charles LambfllZrof. G. D. Steele. Feb. lI.—-“Scotland's Part in the Development of Canada,” Tile ~ Hon. ]_.‘A. Mathieson, C, J. , , Feb. 18.—“Some Phases of Educational Wbrk in Prince Edward ISiiIYNi/Zlhof. j. H. Blanchard. March 4.—-“R. WJServiCm-thePoet of the Yukon,” Mr. D. Ed- gar Shaw. *‘ l‘ ‘ _ March 1I.—-—“'l‘hc Life and Influence of Lord Shaftsbury,” Rev. H. D. Raymond. ' March i8.—“Thomas Moore’, Poet Biographer and Author of the v _ Songlotithe Canadian Boatmen," Mr. H. F. McPhce. Marchzg-“gurselves and the World We Live In," Mr. Percy ope. _ April L-"Some Recent Medical Discoveries," Dr. J. Wendell MacKerliic," I J April 8.—“My IFFiLYATOUIIdliIC “lurid,” Mr. A. 17.. lviorrison. April I5.—Musical Evening-“Mr. James Paton, Rev. F. H. Little- john and Prof. W. E. Fletcher.

. . ill order to leave time for discussion, lecturers are requested not to exceed onc hour.

President, Mr, TilolnasWhite. Sec, Mr. T. M. lvicl/iillztn Lecture Conlmittee; Messrs. John Anderson, j. R. Burnett, and James Mclsaac. '

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I —SEVEN MILE ElAY- During {the absence of Rev. W. P. Mona- ghen who leaves for Rome tomor- row, Rev. William McCabc fronl the Bishop's Palace at Charlotte- town will be pastor of Borden and Seven Mlle Bay Catholic Churches.

'—PRESENTATION.— Aiter the regular meeting of the Summer- side council K- of -C. held at their home lust night n most enjoyable smoker and musical entertainment was held at which Rev. John J.

‘ McDonald was the‘ honored guest.

Father John was presented with a beautiful gift from the members oi the council. The presentation was blade by the Grand Knight Mr. J- f. McNaliy and the recipient made a most suitable reply thanking the members for their splendid gift and kindness to him An excellent musical program followed ‘which in- cluded the French chorus lead by the (irantl Knight. After the sing- ing ‘.‘Fol~ He's a.Jolly Good Fellow“ everyone departed for home after having had a most pleasant even- ing. Besides the presentation from the Knights and the presentation from the parish generally Father MacDonald was presented with an address and purse of gold from-tile lloly Family Society and also from The ‘Children of Jllary.

DEATHS

MeKENZlE-The death occurred at her home 18 Bay-field Street. city. on Nov. 3rd of Isabella Mc- Kay. dcarly beloved wife ct John K McKenzie ill her 63rd year. ‘Fun- eral notico later. < '

ANDREWS-Atliope River Nov. 3 11125 Mrs. Benjamin Andrews in

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tion to better work alld the spa-ll er was sorry that there hall no“ been a greater number present tl hear it.

Rev. H. D. Raymond moved ll hearty vote of appreciation irolr the audience for the mall who had lione so much in looking after the boys and girls, Mr. Shaw. lie was‘ rather inclined to differ with tht" President in regard to truancy, and thought that within another year there would be less than ever.

There were in the city, said Mr. Raymond, some boys and ilerlltlps girls who had niot received the ad vantage of an education at till proper time. and he would like tr raise the question as to whether or‘ not something could be done for them in the way of u night school. Such an institution at Georgetown hall done such good work that ll had been referred to ‘by the Chic! Justice. ' '

Father Maurice McDonald de nlared that there was much to be laid for the suggestion of the pre- vious speaker. There had \l):‘!l' such a school some years ugo, with 1 considerable attendance. ilnll lull‘ llone splendid work. There wen some in the city today who were lot able to read or write but they would ‘be found to be anxious tn make full use of their opportuni- ties.

There ‘had never been better sat- isfaction in the schools than this your, said the speaker, and this was a good sign. ‘Delinquents were not so numerous as they had been. 1nd many had made good. Olllsr

leaf and were preparing to he splendid citizens. this the speaker kndw was an actual factJHa didn't believe in reform schools, as often they came back not much improv- ed. The need didn't demand a lo- cal reforrnatory. they were coping well with the situation, especially as they had the assistance of the orphanages. l-le felt that the city was to be rather congratulated on belnglbetter than ten years ago. A boy was worth more than a-fsw paltry-dollars. was the speakers answer to criticism ha said had been lnsda of the Magistrates len- iency .. with - juvenile offenders. Some people said that it was so inducement for the boy to keep on

staalifll. but the (set was that few

Fred (Msr- .csms back to Court.

Mr. Donald MacKlnnon, Mayor

boys had also turned over a new '

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8T. JAMES‘ CHURCH-Regular prayer meeting in St James church this eveninz at 1.45. not 8 as provi- ously ailuouucell. The Minister.‘ Rev. W. Bruce Muir will conduct the service.

REV. J. W. TURIPEL will coli- duct religious service in Winsloe l-lall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 4th. service commencing at 8 p.m. Everybody welcome. - -

POLICE COURT-One man charged with drunkenness was fin- ' ed $20 or sixty days at the Police! Court yesterday. and another fin- ed $5 or twenty days.

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merry

ABEGWEIT FAlR.—'l‘ll.e-rn was gorge‘ attendance at tile Abegwt-ir _i~r last night and the various ‘liwtha and amusement centres were we'll patronized.

- CALEDONIAN CLUIB LECTURE EASON opens tomorrow evening when Rev. W. Bruce Muir the new- ly inducted minister of St. James Chumil will Blwak on “Caledonia Stern and Wild" According to Sir Henry Thornton Mr. I.\IlliI' is the‘ finest Patriotic lecturer in Canada. 581 P. E. ISLANDER ELE6TED—in a three cornered contest between Liberal. Conservative and Progres- sive candidates. George \V, Mu. PhBe. K. C.. Liberal, a former re- sident of Charlottetown was elect- ed by over 1000 majority ill York- ton. Sask.

MARITIME B. OF T. CONFER- ENCE-The annual meeting of the Maritime ‘Board of Trade Opens in this city this morning and last night the delegates were arriving in the city from sill parts Jf the Maritime Provinces. Tonight a banquet will ‘be given to the visi- znrs ill Hotel Victoria.

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HlGHIlELDF-On Sunday, no", it'll there will be service in 1m» ‘llgllfield Presbytleriun Church all

YOU save money when you buy Dominion Rubbers and Ovcrshoes, be- cause thcir better-wearing qualities permit: them being worn long after ordinary brands have been discarded.

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11 11-1" illlli llguin at 7 p.m. at the 7305M oi! the morning service ma, alilarunleilt of the Lord's Supper wiihbc tilspellseti, Pre-cornllllinioll '~'""'Vl“"»‘4 Will be lleltl cu 'l‘ll-ul‘sduy ivi-‘lllllfi Nov, 5th and Friday even- ing lfluv- 6th at 7.30 o'clock. All are cordially invited

G. W. V. A.

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TION >ARMY.—There was n large

lu-diencc at the Salvatllon

Vlillur o-f Toronto. Major T. Burtqn ind others. The adlilress of Colonel ‘Vll/iler ‘was a particularly interest- lnE and linstruotive one ‘illlllii was llullowed with ‘great inlterest by host pat-sent. .

THE OMAHA EVENING BEE if October 22 carries tile following tenl together with a large photo- {fllllil of Miss MacDonald referred o. "A most delightful visitor ill )muha has been Miss Lillian Mae- )0nald of Charlottetown. P. E. i ihe departed Tuesday after. three nonths spent at the home oi‘ Mr. \nd Mrs. John Mac-Donald. She is l neice of Mr. McDonald. Miss vfacDonald with her relatives mo- ored through to Colorado where the had herfirst view of the Rocky Viountains. While in Omaha she was the guest at many social func- 'ions and during her stay made a ‘urge number ot’ friends." Miss ViacDonald who returned home a veek ago by way of New York is the daughter oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alex. VlacDonalll, Prince Street.

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PERSONALS ' Hodgson, Mrs. -Bearisto, Mrs, Mar-i phy, Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Cotton. Mrs. (Dr.) Kelly, Mrs. W. S. Stewart,

Miss Bessie ‘Beer, who has been ‘tome visiting her parents. Mr. and llrs. E. ‘H. Beer, left Monday on re- nrn to Newton. Mass. ~

Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. R. -L. Cotton.

Hotel Victoria

Ons of the lsrgsst and but equipped Hotels In Esstsrn Csnsds. Contains 120 rooms, 44 of which hsvo private I

tic-Kenna. Rev. R. C. Eaton. Couli- -lllor llioran, Prof. Blanchard, Mrs liaeCrerldy. Mr. T. E. McNutt, and .Vir. Henry Smith also spoke. each supporting Mr. Raymond's sugges- ion that an effort ‘be made to lave a night school started here.

On motion of Mr. ‘Raymond the neeting voted an increase of $100 )er annum for Mr. Shaw, the agent

if the society.

The election of officers resulted ls tcllows: President, Dr. Mac- mm‘- c°mpi“'iy finmmud liillan, Vice-Presidents. Rev. Mr. lln the put lsw yosrs. Fsw

nlatoll. Rev. Maurice McDonald. Kevyn-Treasurer. Mr. W. L. Cotton. loll. Solicitor. ‘Mr. ‘Donald Mac \'inllon..

Board of Management. Revs. Mr ‘taynloild. Father McIntyre, -Father lVttlsll. W. l3. Millr. W. M. Ryan.

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St, John: H. H. llaanlltnn Si. John; W. P. Murluy. Moncton; J. O. Dslrillold. Monoloni H. R Thompson‘, Amherst; R. H. Slnwllrl, Fredericton; W. S. Fisher, St. John: A. M. Balding. 8t. John: l". M. Solsndols, ‘St. John.

fl In P. W. C. Hall Monday night, Nov. 9th. '00P; excellent music (Dixon's Orchestra) general tms assured-Come and meet all your friends.

Allllny ‘ “i? Him MW i-‘Velliflll Iwheln. atldresoes -\"'l‘9 delivered lby Colonel Gideon I When You Invest Your November Funds

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Bowling Meeting

There will be a meeting of the City Bowling League at the Y. M. C. A.- this evening at 7.30, for pur- pose of reorganization. ,

11A Household Medicinv-The? are acquainted with the sterling properties of Dr. Thomas‘ Elclectrlo Oil in the treatment of many ail- ments would not be without it in