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shown. We are so proud of them that we are anxious to have you drop in and look them over. No--we’ll not press you to buy--but we DO want you to see how well this store of yours is providing for you. `

Ladies’ gowns made of white

wash silk, daintily trimmed with fine

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Ladies’ chemises in envelope

style, made of white wash satin, trim- med with lace. Special price ...... _.$3.75

, Another nice line of chemises in flesh wash satin, hemstitcned front andlace trimmed. Price .............. _.$4.25

. Another dainty envelope chemises

Another gown in white wash silk,

| empire effect, hemstitched trimmed,

Price """°$6’00 in flesh wash satin, empire style,

“ , trimmed with filet lace. Price .... _.$5.25

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wonderful value. Don't miss sseiig them. Binclal' I: Stewart Limited. ! 2256-11-12M2lE1i.

from our workmoni. Specially priced at $2.60, $3.50 and $5.00. Suclair. tb Stewart Limited. 2256-ll-12M2iE1

-CHILDRENS WHITE WASH'

ABLE chinchiile coats, lined with ‘white flanelette, nicely made, 'in sizes 1 to 5 years, an excellent coat at this price, only $2.75. Sinclair & Stewart Limitel. 2256-ll-12M2iE1i.

-ENTERTAiI»NMENT»-‘The enter-

tainment in the High School Assemb- ly Hall. Summeredde Friday and Mon- day GVGDHIKB by the elder -girls of _ the High School in aid of the Suni- ‘ merside -Library, proved successful. | The entertainment was' in the form of three folk plays, Russian, Breton and Old EI1Elish and the -young people ac- quitted themselves like professionals. The not proceeds from the entertariii- ment amounted to $75.00.

‘ -BRIDE-T0-BE SHOIWEREM- There was a joyous tilme at the home of Mrs. Alex Cameron, Summerslde, on Monday evening when many friends

ofhher dli’aughter,bMlss Annie Cameron

d o w li her future happiness

and prosperity. Many handsome and

than Miss Mawley could not be found

month of October.-#Grade Vll-1, Dorothy Guignion; 2,Winnie Gulgnion ll, Marion Clark. Grade Vl-1 Ber

sn Campbell. Grade V--1, Arthur

Clark: 2, ltayniond Harvey; 3, Helen Campbell. Grade IV-1, Bc-ss-ie Dunn; " Ethel Gul ion 3, Haroll (‘ n

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2 ot-ii. Grade iii-1, Evelyn Campbell; _

, 2, Goldie Gulguiou: 3, Frank Howazt "fl ' - ~

and \Villa Crossnian. Grade il-l,

' ` Frances l)ougllerty5'7 2, Diana Dough- '

arty: 3, Marion '\vnii<ieii. Grade '_ 9 1 (-Senior)-1, (.‘edric Campbell; 2, Jas. O Macllougtill; 3. Elva Howntt. (Jun-

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5 0 b --TOWN COUNCIL

John P. Arseuault foi°'dam-ages on

~~ . ‘°“ AW” ` e J “°‘°°“”f' Ui l"‘|“K illlufed 011 000 Of -J. J. Brown, Charlottetown; Charlie

the streets of the town was' read. A

_ » __ ~_;'coinmunicaiiion was received from Mrl

" ' , `Creelmaii McArthur .complaining oi’

-1--I _,Ia_, - _-_ . ____ !the bad condition of the gutter near

his residence on Spring St. The Town

intended leaving for home in u few ing illness of several months The (clerk was |nsu-“cmd td natify M uve Gladtlened with such good news, deceased was in his sixtieth your and McArthur th

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I M il ~ ' ` ` A » at the gutter would be n whntn painful shock it was to the had resided at Meadow Bink Since his cle,”-ed_ A letter from me --Busy East-»

_* stricken family to receive next morn- l'll8l‘l“i8B€ i0 MiBB Emmtl Mlltilda- B0Yl0 was read in which they asked for an

Kensington lost one of its most

highly esteemed inhabitants on Oct 19th when Mrs. W. Paul passed away in her 86th year

The deceased leaves to mourn two

sons, William and Charles, both re siding at Kingston, also two brothers Daniel Stewart, Hampshire, and Jam es Stewart, of lnkerman, also .\lrs_ (‘olwill, Wcyniouili, Mass.

The funeral was held on Sunday.

Oct. 21st. Alter u. brief service in the home conducted by Rev. S. D. Webst- er of Corrilvnll the remains were tak- en to (‘lyili'e River Church where the Memorial services was held. Ilcv. S. D. Webster and Rev. Mr. Woods ofilcluting, the labter named, presid- ing, t.-he sermon basing his remarks on the 23rd Psalm.

in the passing of Mrs. Paul hzven

has been i-.liriched and earth , tide poorer. Sim was the type of' Chris- tian, who like her Lord and Master, went about doing good. . Her, reward is sure: ~ ' ' _

And there al last. llfe’s trials past,

Will meet our loved once more, Whose feet have trod the path of God

“Not lost but gone before."

(Patriot please copy)

MR. JOHN DONNELLV, ALBANY.

The many friends ot Mr. John Don- nelly, Albany. were greatly pained on hesr'ng the s-iid news of his sudden passing sway of heart failure at llerr- sford, Manitoba, whither he had gone on a short visit to see condition; in the West. Only the day before Hs death his family beam through a kind friend and former resident of Albany, Mr. J. E. Mathews, that their father had just paid him a pleasant visit. jwag enloying the best of health and

n father had passed away Mr Don nelly was a man of quiet unassuming disposition, sobei industrious and up right a kind father, good neighboi and faithful member of the Catholic Church He was deservedly respected by all \vlio knew him, and h’s death will be deeply regretted by a widc iirclc of filenils and acquaintances Deceased was in the seventieth year "of his nge and died on Friday. the . third day of October. The' body arriv- ed on Saturday, the lltli, at Albany Station, where a large number of lfrieiids and neighbours were in wnit- Iing to accompany it to the into home of deceased. The funeral which was largely attended, took place on Sun- lilay, the 12th, to Seven Mile Bay. where Rev. A. J. Mclntyre officiated I at the servlre in church and at the grave. after which the body was lain ,ln its last testing place in the family lplot to await ii glorious resurrection. Deceased leaves to cherish his mem- ory, four daughters and six sons. namely, Mrs. P. Tierney. Albany, Mrs. E. Croken, Cape Traverse, Mrs. Ai- .hert Pulsiier, Melrose. Mass.. Sister llviary Rachael, St. M:irk's Convent. St Paul's. Minn., George F., Toronto. Louis. l'te_i:ins, llarry and Piitrick,Mel

tes. ami Wilfred, at homo; also one ,sister. Miss Jane Donnelly, Kelly's '(‘ross, to ull of whom the heartfelt sy mpathy of the community goes out in their sad hcreaveinent. The pal'i-bear ers were: David McKay, Garden Mat- thews, Wilham Noonan, Alexander Muttsrt_ William Arnett. Francis Brsf diey. May hi.: soul rest in peace. ,

HAMMOND JOHNSTON CROSBY

West River was thrown into s state

of gloom on October lst when it was .learned that Mr. Hammond Johnston Crosby had pased away after a linger-

,.(,B,,' Mas,,__ John W” in \ve,m,m gm. ,Stokes millionaire hotel, niam oi’ New

tinge Harry Davis, residing at (‘orn wail and Myrtle Irene who still lives with her uiothei The deceased also left two biotheis Pope and ‘William the former residing in West River und the latter/ in Texas, also one sister Mrs (_ (‘ Crosby, Centerville, Bede

que

Mr. Crosby joined the Metliodist Church during the Ministry of Mr. | Ccwperth Waite on the Cornwall Cir- cuit. During the years he attempted to live out the great principles of the Christlan .relli-tion. I-iis resignation, and gentle acceptance of the Divine Will, during t/he last few weeks ot, suffering was an eloquent testimor.','| of simple Christian trustfulness i’ed` from the deep springs of the eternal. Mr. Crosby has gone home aind his loved one, sorrow, not as those who' have Vnorhope for they will meet tlieiri loved one once more in the Father-' -land. This anticipation is assured by their consolation now that life's cir- -cle has been narrowed for them.

(Patriot please copy.)

MRS- W- PAUL ing the soil message that their good, Url JUH9 2nd 1339- [article on the town. This matter was

.._.__ ki d _ _ . ' There were t-wo children of the mar-' _ _

= t _ ` - -' , . ‘ 1 ex - -

WEALTH, 8|N_AND SHAME_ Naming his own son as it aid-res

pondent iii a divorce action. W. E.. D.

York, is met by a counter suit for a separation filed by his wife, Mrs. Hel- en Elwell -Stokes. who charges in her motion papers that her husband is a drug addict. Besides his own son "\Veddie." W. E. D. Stokes, Jr. Mr., Stokes named Harold Biliig. .it cousin of Mrs. Stokes. Roland. l|ilior,.- her step brother. and other memstoltes is past sixtydlve 'years old; his wife is twent six. ‘Mrs. Stokes has submit- ted tilrough her attorneys, a motion for alimony and counsel fees and ask- ed that the court grant her the cus-

tody of the two children James, five,

ieferred to Councillor Manson A pet ition from the truckman of the town iequesting that a license of five cents per load be allowed was granted Con ncilloi Perry was gran ed a three inonth`s leave of abs oe from the Council Dr R S Cameron was ap pointed ment .ind milk inspector for tlie town The police were instructed to enforce the milk license law.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Amy Burows, Byde Clark

and Ada Thomas of ‘Summerside have gone to Winnlipe I.

-Miss Marion McDonald who puss-

ed foi' a nurse at the Prince County Hospital some time ago, left for Sask- atchewan on Tuesday morning- .L

Hom iiiiiiviis

vic'ron|A' Ho'r-EL

E. S. MucPhaii, Ottawa; Miss lil.

l’ra1t_St. Peters; Miss M. Grant. ivilurray River; Dr. E. M. Mckenzie, ~ at River; (‘. A. Corcoran. Glouces- ter, Mass.; W. G. Goodwin, Truro; H. A. Anderson, Truro; H. B. Sweet- man. Amherst: Jas. Rudgen, Amherst; 1.' 0'Brien, Toronto; H. IW. Sharpe, Amherst; W. S. Miiler,_'St. John; li. E. Nelson. st. John; Mr. and Mrs. Dalziel, St. John; A. B. Lobden, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Hllchey. Boston; F. J. Smtih, Toronto; W. H. Kings- land. Montreal; N. A. Machon, Mon- treal: F. E. lviuzzy, springfield, Mass A. Sterns. Truro; H. W. McLeod. Charlottetown. -

REVER! HOTEL

‘ years old and Helen Muriel, tour. Dec- sion was reserved. ' i

Dr. J. C. Macdonald and ,-wife,

York; D. W. Palmer, Sydney; “-J-3, J.

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-OUR $25-00 COATS for ladies are

i ‘ -TRIMMED VELVET HATS, in' sorted styles and trimming, frealr

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a variety of styles

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time to buy your winter i

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coat because stocks are un.

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tical and stylish these coats

are developed of such warm ,

durable fabrics as Silver- _

ton, Beaver, Chinohil1a.,Ve-

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Prices ranging from $22 i

.to $94.

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~ cd sixteen years ago' by Miss Jane ' __

‘i2i.‘..i'ii° .f."n‘§.Mi'§Z Cii`.-'.l‘°aé“‘i`3i§" f`if`i'l In a season when higher prices seem to be the order of the day

' - semi-private hotel has had a mo'st en- 4 - . 4 .` » ~ _

vlan.. ...pn-..n.... 1.... .miy througilosl it is a pleasant thing to Hnd Furs of such obvious quality at 1 eason-

f ` ,‘,’,‘,‘§,,,f_s§§‘,§§“,;‘,i“§,.f,"$,.,’,;‘;’?§"’5’,§I,’;,‘§,,,"{,‘;,§ able prices. Women’s Fur Coats in, Muskrat, Hudson Seal, and

1, e me 4 rea S ;.’,‘§,,,§",‘,§§‘§ §,‘§*‘§,",~s -;,‘,',*;f_f;“§,_g,?,§‘*,§ ‘ii '-_Marmot in ve1'y_pretty models, also a beautiful range of stoles, Q

_ . York that s. more delightful and com- ' _ ____ ‘_ ` V ,IM 3*: v

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capes, scaiis, with muffs to match _

shades, daintily trimmed.

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Buying ViCf01‘>’ 301145 ..; t Se,-ge Dfegsés l

,ha C,,,,,,,,,,, 2, T,,,,,, ,,;,,,,,,,,, _:,, M1 " All the latest styles in vvomen’s and misses’ sergfe dresses, new

A Prices $18.75 to $38.00.

great variety 'odered af. i '

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E. S. Buchannnn, St. John; E.

ert, Torrnto: l-I. H. Turnbull. Guelph; D. D. McLeod. Orwell Cove;

Thornley, Toronto; Ed Wood, Pown- al; Geo. W. Raymond, New York; Fred Waye, liunter River; L.. D. Waye, Hunter River; James Hewitt.. Montague.: Horace Hewitt, Montague; Wallace Aitken, Montague; S. Pineau North Rusilco. .

LAYING THE CABLE '

When we reflect that the world in

severed by no less than 1,050 distinct telegraph cables, sunk beneath the waters, costing 120,000,000 pounds, and that nearly the whole were made in London, and belong to English capitalists. it may be worth while to consider for a moment the operations involved.

First the route of the proposed

cable must be determ’ned. ln most cases thisloan easily be done by re- ference to the existing' charts. lf, however, no reliable charts of thc region exist, a special surveying ex- pedition is sent out to determine is path for the cable.

The. object is to secure, at the least

possible depth below the surface, a fa'.riy levelplatfornis tree from ridges which might chafe and cut the cable; and form holiows or ravines, acre-». which the cable might not be able,to support _it/J own weight. At the same time, it is of the utmost importance to have the cable route as short as possible, for every extra mile meansl ,an expense in round numbers of 200'

pound-ii. { Then the cable has to be made. This. ig it very long -business. Irlt there' are the copper wires-forming-.-_t-he| conductor of electricity-,<wll'l¢li__-,~q.re covered with four distinct coatings of guttsperchzi. Over thfts are wound two layers of tape-sometimes metal- lic tape is used where attacks from insects are feared. Then comes two layers of Russian hemp. After this comes a covering of steel wire. And over all there are two coating; of very strong canvas ribbon, costing with a _mixture of pitch and guttapercha. The average rate of cable-melting is three. miles a day from each set of maehlnes. or. say twenty miles allay from the whole factory. The cable

near the shore ig protected by ditional thicknesses of steel wire

coiled down in immense tanks ol' wut- vr and tested continually to see. if its electrical condition is perfect. When complete, the cable is coiled away on board the ship that is to lay it in its ocean bed.

Cable ship; are twin-screw steam-

ers of very great size with their holds occupied by immense circular -tanks. A very large number of men are carri- ed-sfishermen and the like-at. low rates of pay, for th rough, heavy work; while for the electrical and navigating work a large stuff of lilgh- ly paid oilicers are carried.

All being ready, ilie cable ship pro-

ceeds to the point where the laying of the cable is to begin. The shore end is lanled, spliced on to the deep sea portion, and connected up--to a set of instruments in ii hut on the shore. Part ni’ thc electrical stai'f ls left in this hilt. and n series of signals is passell to and fro between -the ships and the hut all the time that the cable is being paid out. Ag the cable often is two thousand miles long, it may he imagined what unreml.-tting ati tenlion is necessary on the part of the electi"riaii.-i.

Meanwhile the ship is steadily pro-

ceeding onwnril to her destination at the rate of flve miles an hour. It is not possible to go faster, or else it would endanger the lives of the men in the cable tanks, who are handling the cable, proceeds night and day. Meanwhile the electricians take thei- turns of testing the electrical quali- ties of the cable. and exchanging eiginals with those on the shore. At last the farther shore is reached and the second shore-end spliced dn and landed.

Landing these shorecnds is very

disagreeable work. lt may be that one -has to strip and- wade up to 'qne's neck in water infested with sharks while carrying or dragging the. heavy cables ashore. V'

No cit'1.ens of the United States are

to be removed from their Job; at the navy yards because of the laok of work or lack of funds for naval con- struction, until aliens have been dis- charged.

f ON THI LINER

"Who is that awfully sea~sick

chap?"

"Hs is it writer of sea stories."

Buy all you can- buy $ onds .. ,_

Town Council was held in the Council

Chambers Moiidav evening The May- Trueman, Montreal, W. E. Saden, pievent injury from anchors, etc. or und all the Councillors with the ox- Montreal; ll, McCullough, St. John; As fast as the cable is made it ts

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, - ception of Councillor Perry were pre-

vsent. Bills amounting to $9.700 were Dei-ome, Montreal: Mrs. F. D. Hoi-

, read and pissed. A claiim from Mr. 1;

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Central Drugstore, and H. J. Mahon, (Montague.)

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