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THE NORTHUMBERLAND. -The
S. S. Northumberland docked at Charlottetown on Saturday night at 8 o‘clock.
THE HOUSEHOLD TABLE.-The
household table at the annual Hallow- een tea In St.James Hall, Oct. 30th will be liberally supplied with fancy baking candy, Jellies, Jams, etc. 6018.
SHETEL PARK. Phila., October 19
-The second game in the world series baseball game is being played this afternoon between Boston and Phila-- delplila. The attendance is 20,000. The batteries are:-l’hiladelphia- Plaiik and Scliaiig; Boston-James and Gowdy. First inning, no score. St-cond and third innings, no score. End of fourth, no score.
AT THE' RAILWAY STATION.-
Thc railway station..was..crowded._nn_ Saturday afternoon with people K0- ing out by the trains, the greater number to spend ’l`lianksgivii1g in the country districts. The college stud- ents were present and rendered many choruses and the “college yell" rang out i-oiitiiiiiully throughout the after- noon. The enthusiasm of the stud- ents was displayed turtlierniore and all the stiideiits, with the exception of thu ladies, were bounced.
SCHOOL FAIRS.-Mr .T. Leslie
'I`enzint. representative oi’ the Depart- im-nt ot' Agriculture for l{ini;`s County, has this week been working in the vicinity nt’ Montague. Ile _has been assisting in the packing of apples and has also been looking into the possi- bility oi' holding a school fair at New l’i-rib. inspector (‘uln has for some iiziit- bi-en anxious to encourage scliool cl-ililruii to take a greater interest in rural siirrniiiidiiigs. The rural school fair has done very much along this line in Ontario, and Mr Tenant is looking into the matter in coniiectioii with the New Perth School.
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AUCTIOWN SALE
Hotel Property, etc. By Benj. Carter 8.. CO We are authorized by FRANCIS MUTCH, Esq., to sell on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1914.
is boaiitiiiil i.irni situntcd .il Stanhope, known .is the Mutch'Hotcl Property,
COMMENCING AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
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nsis-ting oi -12 .»\cr<-s ol (‘hoice Land, .ill improved and in n high state oi uliivatioii_ llotol and :ill outbuililiiigs in iirsi-trlass repair.
_-\l.-zo un tin- saint- ilziy we will sell all thc stock, crop, implements and
oust-hold fiirniturc. cuinprisiiig:-
1 Mare. 4 yi-urs olil; 1 Ilorse, 9 years old; 1 Horse, 8 years old; 6 cholcc
.iilch Cows; l llciicr, 11,4. your nhl. 2 Valves, 1 Brood Sow, 6 Spring Pigs.
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liiipleiiieiits -1 ilniiblc iarringe, 1 ph.ctoii carriage, 1 pole for team, 2
inglv waggoiis, 1 double waggon 1 road cart, 1 express waggon 2 truck valzgoiis, 1 cart 1 t..irt liodi .5 drawing slcighs, 2 wood sleiglis, 1 gang Iployir, single plow new set lnirroivs, 1 hay rake, hav cutter, 1 binder, 1 set a s liresliiiig niitiit 1 set double driving harness, 2 sets single driving harness, .art li..iriic~~., tr.i< os, swings, iorl s iurge tools, barrel churn, single separator. ind nil crop. Also t‘ui'nitiirc, coiiiprisiiig dining-rooni, bedrooms, kitchen, ionic (‘oini`ort i';iiir,'c. 1 Qiiccii liuater. 1 SIIVGF M0911.. 1 Radiant. 1 VICUJF. .'o. Ii, 1 l1_g~li.p. ldt-:ii puuipiiig viigiiic, and other articles not enumerated.
Tcriiis for i'ai'ni at sale, for iiiovalilc property all sunis ot $5.00 cash,
vt-r $5.00, 13 niunilis credit oii ;inprii\'<-tl joint notes. _
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THIS COMPANY was the first incorporated company to _
engage in the business of breeding silver foxes in .
BREEDS ONLY THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE of pure blood original ranch bred Island stock, and has the largest numbe_r of such animals of any company in existence-all registered Class “A” in the P. E. Island
Fox Breeders’ Association. _
OWNS “SIR WILFRED”-the most famous fox in the world, and many others of his class, which _assures the ‘ perpetuation of the very high_fur value of the,Company's
animals. Will not buy, sell or harbor an inferior fox. i GIVES AN ABSOLU ELY TRUSTWORTHY PEDI- l GREED RECORD, under the Company’s seal, with -II every young fox it sells. _ _ _ ‘ CORDIALLY INYI i`ES intending purchasers to in- 1 spect its ranch. animals and records. . OFFERS OPTIONS ON 1915 PUPPIES NOW. on a i,- clear, broadly interpreted contract. i SOLICITS CORRESPONDENCE on any phase of the
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FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The fun eral of the late Mrs. Michael Kelly took place from her late residence to the Pro-Cathedral yesterday after- noon, thence to the Catholic cemetery. and was largely attended. The ser- vices at the Church and grave were conducted by Rev. Father Frank Mc- Quaid.
PROFITABLE SALE.-A niost pro-
fitable cake and ple sale was held by the ladies of Grace Church in their hall on Saturday afternoon when a large number of ladies attended and went away fully satisfied with the daintles offered and the moderate prices charged.
INTERESTING PROPERTY SALE.
-The advertisement. of an interesting sale to be held at Stanhope on Wed- nesday, October 14, appears elsewhere in this issue. The popular Mutch Hotel property will be sold with beautiful round ii on which it is situated,
E 3. I) and the splendid outbulldiugs adjacent.
On the same day all the stock, crop, implements and household furniture will be disposed of. Enumerated in the advt. are many excellent and use- ful articles which will no doubt attract a large crowd to the sale, which starts at 12 u'clock noon.
APPLE MARKET.-The prospects
for the market for apples seem to be improving. The Domiiilon Govern- ment has started a campaign, the ob- ject of which is to induce Canadians to use more apples. Moreover, recent despatches from Great Britain show that there is a fair demand for first- class coloured fruit. Nova Scotia ap- ples sold last week in Glasgow at $4 to $4.50 per barrel. The United Fruit Growers of Nova Scotia shipped a cargo of Gravenstelns to Glasgow at $1.90 f. o. b. The Prairie cities report apples selling well at $4 n barrel. British Columbia is shipping quite a lot of her fruit to Australia. The Fruit Commissioner is emphasising the point that nothing but No. 1 ap- ples should be offered this year as the market is so limited. To put any- thing else oii the market would be a bad advertiscmeiit and would not ln- diice the consunior to increase his de- mand.
WEDDING BELLS.-- A very pretty
wedding took place at St. Paiil's (‘.hurcli, Sturgeon on Tuesday, Sept.. 29th, 1014, when Mr. John Flslier and Miss liinina Agnes Kearney were unit- ed in thc holy bonds of niatrinioiiy. The bride was assisted by her cousin Miss Elizabeth Kearney, and the groom was supported by his brother, Mr. Martin Fisher. The bride was be- coiningly attired in blue satin with hat to match and carried a beautiful bon- quet of sweet peas. The bridesinziiil was attired in blue silk, with hut to match and also carried a bouquet of sweet peas. -The nuptial knot was tied by the Reverend Theodore Gull- ant, i'.P. After the marriage Mass ilir- wcddlng march was played by Mr \\'illiani Farrel. organist of St. I’aul`s (Ihurch. After the wedding ceremony, the happy couple drove to the uonio of the bride's brother, Mr. John M. Keariiey, where the wedding party, with some invited guests, partook of a very sumptuous repast. Tea being served, the wedding party drove to the home of the groom`s pai'ents,wliere a large number of invited guests asseiii- bled and “tripped the light fantastic" to the music of the violin until all had fully enjoyed thenisclves. The music was ably supplied hy Mr. Oliver Kemp and Mr. William Murphy. The happy couple were the recipients of a large nuinber ot' costly presents.-('om.
ISLAND SI-(EEF WINS MEDAL.-
Mr. (`ephas Nunn of Winsloe is the proud owner of n. very linndi-sonic sil- \‘ei' medal offered b_\ the Canadian liank uf Commerce at thc St. John lixhiliitioii, for the best rain of niiy breed. 'Ibis medal was won by ii sheep lircd and raised by llr Munn on his own farm. It is understood this is the first time that this medal has been captured by Island bred sheep and Mr. Nunr. is deserving of much credit. The medal is enclosed in n handsome leather case, plush lined. On one side is depicted a iarmstcnd with horses, sheep, cows and pigs, in the lore front; behind the buildings is a nice grove of trees and around the whole scene is a wreath of grain and vegetables. Un the other side is the N. li, coat of arnis, and the words “St. John Exhibition 1911, a- warded to Cephas Nunn, Winsloe, P. IC. Island for best ram. shown" while on the edge are the words. “Canad- inn Bunk of Coninierce." Mr. Nunn is one of the Islands best breeders of sheep. I-lc has shown continually at the Fairs for the last twenty ynnrs and for the la;-it fifteen years has carried oil a very large proport- ion of all the prizes in this class, not only nt. the Provincial Exhibit.- ion Init at the exhibitions held in St. John and Halifax.
RED CROSS SOCIETY.-The fol-
lowing amount has been collected in Clyde River, for the Wonien’s Patriot- ic Association, towards aiding the P. E. E. Island Branch of the fled Cross Socitey:-Dr. A. J. Murchison, $5.00; Mr. Alex McNeill, $2.00; Mr. John Dar- rach, $2.00; Mr. Angus llarrrich, $1.00; Mr. llelier McLean, .50; Mr. Hugh Darrach, $2.00; Mr. llector Darrach, $1.00; Mrs. John McLauch|in. $1.00; Mrs. Margaret McLean. .50; Mr. Noll Darracli, $1.00; Mr. George Living- stoii, $1.00; Mr. Boyd Livingston. $2.00; Mr. Neil McKinnon, $1.00; Mr. Archie McDonald, $2.00; Mrs. Neil McEachern, .50; Mr. William Scott, $1.00; Mr. ltobert McPhail, $1.00; Mrs. William Murphy, $1.00; Mr. Ilarry McLean, $2.00; Miss Sophia lllckon, $1.00; Mr. (‘olin Fraser, 1.00; Mr. Wal- ter Boyle, $1.00; Mr. Archie Living- sion, $1.00; Mrs. James Livingston, $1.00; Mr. James Livingston, $1.00; Mr. Russell Howard, $2.00; Mr. lan McDonald, $2.00; Mr. John (lillisple,
ness boom of the present generation that is coming on the white wings of peace.
The Silver F ox Ranching Company
Atherton 53 State Street
Prince Edward Island Boston, Mass. 3:1; Mg-mn gfcnmld- 1 pr_-_D632
§35,1g,7Mwfm5i_ Mrs. James Livingston, 1 pr. locks, 1 k ' ` '
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$1.00; Mr. George Dixon, $1.00; Mr. Austin Hyde, $1.00; Mr. Wesley Hood, $1.00; Mr. D. Mchcnnan (Hartsvlllel, $1.00; Mrs. A. Murray, $1.00; Mrs. John Scott, $1.00-Total, $44.50. Also contributed to the Red Cross-Miss Sophia Hickox, 1 blanket; Mrs. John Arthur, 2 pr. socks; Miss Belle Fraser, 1 blanket; Mrs. George Gillispie, 1 blanket; Mrs. James Beers, 1 pr. socks
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UNION in the
and
REGRETTABLE `RE8IGNATION.-
The Examiner announces. with ex-
pressions, of lgeep regret. the resigna- tion of Rev. érbert Scott»SrnIth from the cnracy or Bt.~_Peter's. This regret will be shared by all classes of citi- zens, as well as by the congregation immediately concerned, and by many throughout the province. Mr. Scott- Smith has been curate of St. Peters for four years and during that time has made hosts of warm personal friends whd'will earnestly hope that he may- yet-be induced to withdraw his resignation. that at least his re- Bi8Il&t10n‘ billy not mean his depan- ture from the province. As a preacher he is earnest, forceful and convinc- ing, his sermons always eviiicing care- ful and scholarly preparation, while his manly and sympathetic nature, both in his pulpit niinistratioiis and in his personal associations appealed to the best and the true in all with whom he came in contact. ln addi- tion to his pulpit' ministrations in St. Peter's Cathedral, Mr. Scott-Smith gave daily lessons In St. Peter's Day School where the good work hc has done is most highly spoken of. Previ- ous to coming to Prince Edward Is- land, Mr. Scott-Smith was curate in the Royal Chapel of the Savoy, Lon- don. England, for six years continu- ously and has the highest endorse- ments from the Chaplain of that in- stitution, Rev. Mr Chapman. This province can ill afford to lose a man of Mr. Scott-Smith's ability and use- fulness and it is hoped that his re- signation will be reconsidered.
LETERS PATENT.--In Satnrdny’s
issue of the Royal Gazette notice is given of application for letcrs patent for the incorporation of "'l`lit- (Iaiiada Auto-piieuniatic Pump and Machinery Company, Ltd." The objects for which incorporation ls sought are, to deal in lands and real estate in the Province of Prince Edward Island and "to ac- quire a certain patent ol' invention is- sued or to be issued by the patent of- fice of Canada to John A. VanTilburg for an Auto-pneumatic pump, :ind to make, construct, use and vend the said invention." The chief place of business of the Company will be ln Sumirierslde. The capital stock of the company will be $2ii’i,000, divided into 1,400 shares of $25 t-acli. The provisional directors an-: Johan A. VaiiTllburg, Frank A. Johnson, David A. Pickering, Arthur It. llrviinan and Bannerman W. Tantoii. Notice is al- so given oi' aplication for letters pat- ent for incorporation of the following: Silver Foxes and Furs, Lid.; princi- pal place of business to be at Darn- ley, capital stock to he $300,000, di- vided into 3,000 shares of $100 each, and with John S. Cousins, llcrbert T. McLeod, C. Ernest McNutt, Joseph A. Stone, Stewart B. McLi-od, I). Edgar Shaw and T. Hume I-lopgood as the directors; the “Niagara Prince Ed- ward Siiver Black Fox (‘oinpany, Ltd., with a capital stock of $90,000 to he divided into 900 shares oi' $100 each, and with chief place oi' business at O'l.eary, the proposed directors being John S. Bell, Llewlyn Stetson, llarry Arbing, Henry J. Stetson and 'John P. Duifns. This company seeks to deal in real estate besides the fox industry. For the incorporation of the “Einpress Silver Black Fox Coinpany, Ltd.,” ap- plication is also sought. The chief place of business of the company will be in t‘oleman. The capital stock is to be $144,000, divided into 14,400 shares at $10 each, and wiili Thomas (iollln, Leigli G. Dalton, Melville A. Oultoii. Jerry E. Dalton and 'I‘. Major Howatt as provisional directors.
Prnsgnnis
Mr. W. J. Brown, (‘lmrloil_eto\vn, re-
turned on Saturday night froiu a visit to Iialifux.
Mrs. 11. Robertson leaves this morn-
ing for Amherst. to visit her diiuglitor, Mrs. Eitcr, who is seriously ill.
Mr. Cliaries E. I-kiirwentlicr, ol'
the Blink oi' Nova Scotia, St. JJ.lolin, is spending his vacation in P, E. l.
Mr. Reginald Taylor of the Bank of
Montreal, Halifax, arrived in Charlot- tetown Saturday night to spend Thanksiviiig at his honic here.
Mrs. James I.. Mullen and her dangli-
ter, Miss Viola, have arrived hoinc
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Rev. E. Templcninn, Magdalen ls-
lands, with Mrs. ’1`emploninn and child were among passengers arriving in Cliarlottetown on Saturday even- ing.
Dr. F. P. Conroy, returned on Sat-
urday night from llalifnx. llc was uc- conipanicd by his son .I. N. (’oiii~oy (LaI)) who is now altonilliig lini- liousie (lollege and who will spend Tlianksgiving with his pnrenis.
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ers arriving in __ lii"nr~ lottolown by the Norlliiiiiilwrluiitl on Siitnrilny night was ilcv. llr 'i`. I". lhillertoii, who returned from attend- ing the Presbyt_erian Synod at Hali- fax.
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for St. John, of Messrs. l3rock_niid l’attcrsoii, Ltd., is in t‘linrlottotowii at prcscnt, siilistiliitliig for Mr. W. A. llut-stls, repri~_i-ieiitzitlvi-_ i`ur the ishiiid, who recently had the misfortune to sprain his knee.
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10 acres of land, good
buildings, suitable for fox
ranch.
FOR SALE:
1 Class B female.
Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
Phone 485
1 Good Driving Horse. _ Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American
The Farm Stock 8-? Fox Exchange of P. E.
Head Office 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
P. O. Box 4
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DRESS-TRIMMINGS AND WAISTS aboutadozen pat- ` terms' in light t1rd` dark shades. priced, fr0I1_1i$1.10 to $1.45. These velvets are
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BLOUSES plains and col- ors worth $3.25 up on sale
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Silk Shawls and Opera Scarfs, bought at a big saving which goes to the purchaser. There are only one of each kind, colors Blue, Lavender, White and Paisley effects, very stylish and popular priced $1.10 to $5.50
FANCY VELVETS FOR
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$1.50 Corsets for $1.00. Patons Special. -
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15 only Heavy A 1
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