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S. S. HFSSIAH larrlster, Solleltor Notary Fuhlle, sto. stonlv ‘ro Loan

-- Montague. P. I. I. ' r' - ' A.:-_ _ '-

D. STEYIART, li. C.

Barrister. Solicitor and

_ llotury Public

Newson Bleek. Charlottetown lrlnolr Ofilee, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

Dr. K. W. McKinnon VETERNAR/ BURGEON Office, 189 Kent Street Opposite Nloreil Hotel

‘ Telephone 164

3cLEOD & BENTLEY

» W. B. Bentley, si. G.

I larrleter and Attorney-at-law

MONEY T0 LOAN `

' Mlloe-lank of N. 8. chambers

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with

i_ \ has gone to Boston for the winter.

..*\Miss Katie Miclnnis, Clear

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Daniel McPhee, Georgetown visited

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years and a half ago, when he went

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Ready to serven Charlottetown Just heat and eat. _ _'_ '“°"

W- CLARK- 1-_l_MlTBD» relatives at 'Clear Springs. Mr. Lea

MQN-|~RgA|_,_" ls in the U. iS. A. Air -Service and.

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. Gillis, Lobster packer, Ha-y River.

went to St. -Dunstans _University last week. ,

barley from two acres sown, which

..°;WELCOME VISITOR.--Mr. and

_ Mrs. Joseph A. McDonald. Sourls

North, nee Katie MctPhee, are reloic- ing over the arrival of a bouncing baby boy.. l

..*EA8TERN VISITORS to the Ex-

hibition are loud in their praises of the entertainments given by the Gladys Klark Co., at the Prince Ed-

RASTERN PERSONALS.

..*-Miss E. Gillis, St Margarets'

Springs, returned to Charlottetown to resume her nursing.

..°Mrs. Janus McPhee and Mrs.

..*/Messrs. William MncAulay and

Roderic Morrison, Georgetown Royal-

` ty, visited Charlotetownlastweek."G

..°~Master Gillis, son of Mr. Allan

..°Mlss 'Mary E. -Mclnnls, Milton

" Mills, returned from Charlottetown,

where she was visiting the Exhibit-

- lon, etc.

‘ ..’Ptc. -Michael J. McDonald, , ‘ Rockbarra, returned to ‘Maine Friday,

to resume his old job, vacated\two

, ..'\Messrs. Nelson Houston, Warren i- Hemphill Guy Hemphill. D. P. McKin-

non and Charles Parker, Georgetown were among the recent visitors to

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r Mrs. Lea and little son, return- ‘T sd to their home, New York City, Fri- 1 lay, after spending the summer pleats- ' 'mtly amongst her many friends and

only last week flew from Raleigh to Washington 300 miles. `

IT L_-' ‘ ; l|cLElll & lciillllldll Barrister-e Atoorneye-at-law Oflloe Royal Bank Building Clierletsetown. P. I. l.

Yl_AllBUllT0ll & Sllill larrlstere, Attorneys, Notary Pub- llo, Ito., Solicitors for Canada Bank Association Bank of Montreal, Can- ada. Permanent Mortgage Cor-por dial.

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l0llS0ll 8 DUFFY- Barraatere and Attorneys lelloltors for Royal Bank of Canada

_ MONEY TO LOAN

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teed to the country

Cleanse andl Dyisuk ‘More than 100 trains are operating

C°tt°n' Woo °r men in thei various districts and the mlm

. , _ _ _ ,with causing the death _of heznianfant

" " " -_ ' ` " _ laftor leaving the ‘Kingston neral

I _ _ quate supplies are, absolutely guaran .Hospital on me that M March may

__ ' " 'An autopsy showed that-the child

- _ -- ‘ ‘ . - _ died from suffocation, a piece of

__ . - . cloth being tied under its chin. The

. - ' _ - _ body was found lying beside the C.

- * ~ - P. R. tracks near Sharbot Lake.

l V er “mon men mm oppose the strike' There was strong evidence against

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A gettllrlg to know his machims. ‘He

n ll , spoke appreclatively of the British

au.thoilitles,- 'which have requesiled consuls at landing-places en route

Women’s Brown and Black Calf-Skin 1 4- -rs

Boots, Good-Year Weited L 2:-':..‘°.J::“..':.f'r.."‘.:.:‘...2°..‘_‘nan _ Neoiin Solos.

I Just the shoes for Women and Girls for ,Fall and'~ A ,... ... ... 1111...... asa c-oss

Winter wear. _ _ *_ -_ ` _ rldllrs gathered at the home of Mrs.

\_ GUN ` ETAL cats-sKr`N. NICEJTOE ANU-». .»----as hs- with . .isnt -ns in MMT#RYAl!E3lS~---~--¥-----~-»----~--3-------r--3 $4-95-V ‘.’."2"“.1i’.iZ.'i°‘1...°'...l“"tiiélitis. '22

BROWN CALF-SKIN AS ABOVE....f.TZIZ'.I.1.'Z 5.95, gggegggnig grgjfjegéd =;\;§,'“5,§f,ig{

` ~ ‘ _ l Mrs. McLennan `A" slzes 2 1 5 to 7' ‘ “ 1 We -your friends have some here to-

- . _ \ l night to sympathise with you even et

_ By mall 10¢ extra' ;' this late late, in the loss of your noble

4 ` ` ' officials were decideiy optimistic-_this

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ll ' g | informed that the -machinery for the

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RAILWAY STRIKE ]8 SATISFAC-

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i.oNDoN, sept. so.-ooverpnienr

l 'llstribution of food is working so well

one inch, the Associated Press was told. It proposes to govern and not to be run by a section of the community. Public sentiment, it was stated is ab- solutely with the Government which is being deluged by offers oi volun- tary service from all parts cti the coun- try. Hundreds of thousands have al- ready volunteered, including large numbers of organizations of discharg- ed soldiers and sailors who were tend-1 ering their services as bodies. The .possibility of a spread of the strike to a few other unions is not overlook- srl. but no anxiety is expressed over this. ' ' _

FOR AUSTRALIA.

PA'RlS, Oct. 1.-T-he French avi-

fitor Pouiet departs on his attempted -tllgt-h to Australia on October 1. He hopes to reach Kurachee on October 9, Calcutta on October 11, Singapore on 'October 15, and Melbourne on Oc- tober 20. ,

in an interview with a Router cor-

respondent, Poulet stated he had tlow 1 000 kilometers since July

to' render every"iassistance. Poullet has such couiidence in his mach ne he will try to make the entire flight

Thirty landing-places have been.-an ranged but Ploiilet willl endeavor

Melbourne in 20 days. _ ‘ii----si

ADDREB8 AN D PRISENTATION

Nicholas McLennan, Peters Road Wednesday night Sept 17th and

Francs and Flanders A few hours

Bd

- lowing address read:

husband who dared the dangers of

ed thp' other day, 101 bushels' ofilne V. A. club rooms. 1206-9-26`M5i. On his northward trail, which start- . /f =, \ , _

ed at Edmonton, Alberta, he trod ou 9 _ : 3;, -- ' , the heels of winter all the way, al- - ' -gf \ .

..*THE HARV-EST..-Though there

still remains much grain to gather the bulk of the crop hero been stored ln good condition, between the show- ers, and under th most trying con-

-ditions ln the matter of labor ever e t.

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MOTOR.-Mr. Andrew Mclnnis, Sou- ris North, motored tp Cha;-lottotown where he was the guest of his father and mother-in-law, eh/lr. and Mrs. Burnett. Leaving Charlottetown at three o’cloclr Thursday evening, he ar- rived home, 60 miles at six some even- lns. much taster than the tr-sip.

- .,.'CONCERT AND SOCIAL. r-011

Thursday, Oct. 2nd there will has concert and social in the Cambridge Hall, where the principal artist on the list will be Mr. G. Batty, of Cam- rldgo. Mass., well known entertainer and instrumentalist. Concert will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Pro- ceeds to clear debt oil' Methodist Parsonage. 1259-9-30M3i.

_.ri-reno asrunus.;-Mr. sriiimsn

Johnson, has recently returned from overseas to his home in Georgetown. He left with the 105th Battalion in 1916, and expressed himself as being delighted to be back home again. Mr. Johnson receives a hearty and cordial welcome from his many friends, who are pleased to see that he is looking "flf»". after his long absence. lie is'ti1e >'0lHl8@st son of -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson oi Georgetown. ‘ "G"

STOCK 0UOTA ll0NS

_ HALIFAX, October 1.-(Quotations iurnishcd by F. B. McCurdy and Co., the Montreal Stock Exchange.) ' Arch. ._ 891-2 921-2 Af..... . .. ...1333-4 1333-8 Alo..... 1001-2 1083-4 ......73 - C. P. R. 151 151-3-4 Cent. .. . . 74 XD1 1--i p_c. 74 3-4

si. P. n. 1111-2 P. 11. s. ._ . ...os 9412 n. o. s11-4 sas-s isp. . 1031-s 105 stu. ._ ._ nos-4 1-is 5-s :up_ ...~;.- 126. fx. _ _.._1oi1-s 101 \u. T. ._ . . . . . . . ... 821-2 sz 5-s .c. ._ oss-s _ sis-1 cms. ._ 24-is-4 249- »cANAo|An. -wom-An ssureacisn

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3 1c1No.s'roN, oct. .1.-After being -,out five hours ,the jury in tbe.mur-

3-lor case ofiMrs.` _Lovica Thompson, »cf Kennebsc 1_Tow'nship, 4 Frou enac ‘.County. brought _in a vsrldct ` of -"Guilty" at the sitting or -the 'sp- _preme C urt here at ten o'clock last

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fuight. Mrs. Thompson was _charged

about 45 years of age, and who had been separated from her husband and living with another man in Ken- nebec. She did not enter the wit- ness box to give testimony on her own behalf. The jury made a strong recommendation for mercy, and af-

ter proiguncing sentence, Justice Lennox s ted that he would present Mrs. Thompson's case before the Justice Department. i-le sentenced her to be hanged on-the 17th De- cember next. _

ISLAND VAULTER TIED

FOR FIRST PLACE

0T'I‘AWA. Sept. 30.-ln the Cana-

dian A.A. championships whichwere held at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, on Saturday, T. A. Baker, Halifax, won second place 'in tho' shot putting even-t, throwing R. distance of 43 feet % inch. The winner in the event was J. Cameron, of Vancouver.

I-Ialpenny, Montreal, and li. Mac- Donald, Piciou, tielng for iirst place. Each vaulting 11 feet 6 inches. Ken- nedy, Montreai, vaulted 11 feet, 7 inches, but _was disqualified because he climbed the pole. _

Five mile bicycle race-1, R.

Thomson, Ottawa; 2, W. Spence, Ot- tawa; 3. E. Gould, Ottawa. Time 14.22 2-5. ’ One mils run--1. W.S. -lntiif, Mon- treal; 2. Reid Tuhman, \/ttawa. Time' 4.59 3-5. ,

Three mile walk-1, I. Freeman,

Montreal; 2. H. Leek, Toronto.

120 yard hurdles-1, A. Mierand,

liggzitreal Police A. A. A. Times.

Standing broad lump-G..T., Chis- holm. Montreal A. A. A.-‘ 9 isst.8% inches. - Running broad ,lump -- W.R. Ken- nedy, Montreal A.A.A.. 21 feet 8% inches.

One mile race relay-Moptral A.A.

A. Time 8.48. -

60 pound weight throw; Pat Ryan,

Laughlin Lyceum.; New York, 35 feet 7 inches.

Throwing the discus: Don Cable,

Montreal A¢A.A. Diitance, 125 foot 7 1-2 inches. ’ 100 yard dash, final: _ Pantsn. Tor- onto. Time, 10 8~8. 4 Putting 18-pound shot: J. Cameron,

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mmimum charts “mn” ‘ve ¢°||u_ __ sDoN»-r "|83 1-HE ¢°~clRT' Villclixl District (if Milckellzle, C811.

_ _...... basket ,oem and dance in the 'own ada. He obtained many valuable spec-

_ ..°BARLEY A GOOD Cl'lOP--fMr. hall, Georgetown on Wednesday night lm°“°` f0l‘ the museum, among the ln-

_ ri-spa, aicauisy, sour-is Norm, thrash- october 1. Proceeds in sid or c. w. ‘diem of the For N°r1h'W°H¢- ,_ ’- ; f 1 __ '

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murdered, "and the evidence pointed' to those two round-faced Eskimos as, the murderers. , By dog team and siiowshoes a con-

stable of the _Royal Northwest Mount ed Police had reached the outpost of humanity -and' marched the ftwo nat- ives a couple of thousand miles or so to the south for trial. They were

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the low, wide-sprawling shores of; _ Great -Slave Lake, and thatbody of _,_ _ f ' V

waiter. larger than Lake Ontario, was ` __ /_ nA i still frozen. ‘_ ` - f ~ ‘ ’ ‘ \ .

The ice broke up and drifted north- I ' \~.` \ ,

in a July gale, and Cndzow launched ' ' f _ - gr' ‘, ,L_ his canoefand followed as soon as the '/-f _ " - ` ' ' f 1

seas permitted. He' was accompanied - , ,

by an ice-sound constable of the Roy- _ ‘ ' ' ,. _ .

al Northwest 'Mounted Police, whom ` _ I/(’»‘ - ' ‘ i '

he had met at Great Slave Lake. ` . ‘ ' 1° ,_ _ -_ _' While the chance trail companions __ ,_ I,/"1 ‘-1 _. _ __

were borne _horthward on the spring ' (:"' ~3""' `~ `- ' "1 .;:`f" `

iiosns or the Mackenzie they ren in _,. - -‘ ' - - ~ //

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BBS; occaslqpally demanded by thc & ~ _ ' i

w e man's` aw. Two Jesuit mission- _ “ _ i _, '

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tion Gull! and -were _returning home Q ` -_ 0 after one of the inexplicable pilgrim- fi ?`\ ' .f fhe F1aypf

Guaranteed.

Perfectly packed in bright lead loil, and price marked on every package '

tried andacquitted, and now, stllll ,B -_-W - -9

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ways of white s, gladlyjoined the con-

stable and the collector.

Before his return (ludzow met also'

u couple of happy geologistsywho in- formed him in the exuberance of their delight at their discovcrythat his canoe was navigating the centre of the vastest oil and coal fields the world ever saw. The banks of the Mackenzie at this point, -they assur- e d him, held enough tar sand to have ~ the streets of every city on the globe, enough coal to keep every human be- ing warm for centuries, and probably

elnough oil to outlast the age of gaso-

nc.

Storker Storkerson and Lorn Knight of -the iStei’i_1ns‘son expedition, joined Cadzow at Fort Norman on the Mne- kenzle, having reached this post after many hardships. The traveller met also a party of` blond Eskimos and made extensive stud-y of the -habits ,bf ‘the Slavi lndiens. ‘ -

,`Vancouver, -i2_feet -1-4_ inches.

_ 220 yardsz. L.J. 0`Brien, New York.

fTime_ 23 1-5. - - -

_ 16-pound hammer throw: P. Ryan,

,New York. Distance, 168 feet 9 ln. . Javelin throw: Don Cable, Mont- _ ireal, 132 feet 4 1-2 inchs.

1 -New-Canadian record: Grenade _throwing l, John Cameron, Vancouv- _er'. Distance, 10 feet_7 1-4 inches.

3' Rive mile race: Thomas Tawna, ' innipegi Time. 26 minutes, 36 1-5- scconds. I ; Quarter-mile run: 'J . 0'Brien, New

,Yorn. Time, 51 1-5 seccnds.'

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O-Coda-r Polish in sold in various cited aclra C0. from 25c. £0 $3.60. The

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:cum and grime. Polish with a dig cloth. lf there is mufl on the car wash it o first-than follow directions as above.

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