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the score ol 8-IL ' ~

recent visit of the Board of Trade

CarIotolI"Point, Mr. James Patou. M. L. A., handed the resolution adopted RE°|\U|T|N° ARRAN°E"ENTs"' _together with an-ofllcizli report of the Nr- iwooadmn to the M "ter of lun- griaiiiier and Minister o a :wlgimnment wh”-e in (muy. Ottawa last week in connection with

_ i c . The deputation was entirely

uneinxiutgmzom TSE gavlxr 'srtitlasfled with their reception, and ‘naeipaion M I: A' hlve ,-em,-n'. as the result of the arrangements sd from 0n.'w. `wh`m.e`{hBy M.,-“god made recruiting will be vigorously with tho nopmhroht or Nom affairs l>r°»°¢"¢°‘i <l“f1“8 *ll* °°'“""K lm' for the olpeniulgd ofut; lrscrléltglg Stal- '°”'

‘ ,tion in Prnce 1 wa an . nava recruiting -bmcsr iwlu be |oca¢ed in HOME FROM THE FRONT- Mill

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I-AlRAM'a VILLAGE.-Rev. P.P. 511:11. who has been nursing in one of

gzmzzgltifgg rwzétggseéiniazenlguit in the war, arrived in Halifax Satur- an auto drive through Abram’s Vill- d“Y Wm* 130 W°“”d°d 5°|d’°"5 ‘md is we on Wednesday evening bemg “_ expected in' Charlottetown this even- coned by ML John G_ Arsenauu m- ing. Her mother leaves this morning his comfortable touring car. The f°" Ham” '-° “°°°mP“”Y he' h°m°; party paid B short ,hm to BBL Miss Nicolson was given a six weeks Father Boudreault.- The farmers ln- f“"|°“gi\ fm' ""9 mp-

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comnry to other yang the buyer, D ERS- Miss Hazel L. Stems, su-

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"1" °°§'°dBuc,§‘;n°°mf§:§";B,ui'f nies; coivod the fouowing telegram from :reels most satMactm.y_ ML WJ", _r,Mrs. »(Dr.) Curry, Halifax. dated Oct. oi’ Charlottetown 'Inspector ofi 27"” fn "Ply t° 3" m‘l“”'Y as t° the Weights and measures' was in Ab_ method of procedure in _sending

‘s Village on Friday inspecting in Christmas b°"°” W tha °°ld'°"°’ 1"'

Slmlil Gallants store and cheese fac- d|""‘"“’1 Parcel” m“"k°'i Wm’

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_ p . REV- MR- Fm-T°N ‘N M°N°T°N' l’-lummer, Red Cross Warehouse, Pier

`”R°" R' G' F'_'lt°"' p“°"°r °f the No. -Z, Halifax. Keep weight of box Fir# `M°m°d|°¢-Ch“\`°\\ |“ *M5 Cm* close? to 56 pounds: Send at once for left ou Saturday for Moncton. where Ch

he was. the preacher at both services IME, or rmcegr p

in the New Methodist Church. A ser- *E

ies of special services covering three |8LANDER.s w0UNDED__ S-,,t,,,._ Sundays are being held in connection day-B casuauy "M contained the with th opening of this' handsome edi- Mm tice. The first of these was on Sunday, mu, 0435059* zznd- when Rev' Dr- °h°w”‘"' vis of Cliarlottatcwn. In the list in

°m°|l¢°d- RW- Mr- F“|'~°“ W” select"-Saturilav's issuci of the Guardian thc ed to be the preacher for Sunday ser- ue '

vices and Rev. Dr. G. M. Campbell "_ will be preacher at the s‘ervices next nm Sunday. This- new church replaces _the ,ll one destroyed ‘ by tire, and cost me

$1000.000.00. Of this large sum some `a $70,000.00 was raised by the Monc- W

W" P°°D'° “"5 ‘here 'S 8" ““P°“" ba" brother Bert, who ernistod in the nrst

ance of about $3,000.

MWEDDWG BELLs__ The mm_r,_ tiivéwoper in the Strathcona Horse, is

age took place on Tuesday morning B

at St. James Church, Egmont Bay of T xr'A§';’;:`:’It1;:5m;';;:]sQggdazgag ing at the Charlottetown Hoa ital of

Zelua Leclare. daughter of Jaseph Le- X: clare of Urbanville. Rev. Father Re Bouoreault ofilclated, and Mr. James Pa {;1":'l‘:)';_‘;dg“|;}’;;"°dattet:;e§r°°{; “$123 long resident of this city having been

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Rosiuu Arsenault sister of the groomnig Dinner was served at the groo|n's,r“

auitiggoniygilwgen instinct: Iriooafri. M. P.. to `0ttawa last week. the

tw* mm; _the an-students of St. Government annonulgas thorns' Nair Dunstan's College and the. present Kltllm l0l\°0\ Wm W0" “ ° yer m ear' ' students no woo hy the utter hy nom sunt nrriitiins. adiolnlnx the' 7°' ° Y

d , h i t the be t ouallllod

|nP2,::|;r¢c¢_|.g:tx3rF5; oiilli:e:: in stiiiano linaritimel provinces,

NAVIGATION SCHOOL- 'Al "I0

of the visit of Mr. A. H; Mc-

Unlon Commercial College. to be ill-\ der the instruction of Captain Lums

to holding an extra master certificate

nd Rev. Dr. Fullerton visited the

f Militia t

recruiting arrangements in the prov-

Elsie Nicholson, daughter of Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., Charlotte-

hospital sin_ France since early

isor of Women's Institutes has- re-

fuli name, company, battalion, and regimental number may be pack- 'ed in' one box. and addressed, Ca t

stmas, delivery either - in Eng-

es of two Islanders wounded. Pri- A. Stewart. of lrls and H. Jar-~

referring to Lhe wounding of Mr. C. Hooper‘s son was somewhat ixed." It is Gunner Fred I-Iorper thc 98th Swize Battery who it-; in hospital in Rouen. suffering from

gunshot wound in the face which

accidently recelvedip Another

contingent in Weyburn, Sask., as a

o at the front. `_ -

he death occurred Saturday morn-

therine Trainor, widow of thelate- drew McQuald and mother of the v. Francis McQuaid of the Bishop's lace. Mrs. McQuaid was a life

rn seventy-six years ago. ' She by r kindly disposition and gentle cha- y won for herself the love of all

lacLean.u.P..hir.Patoh,hi.1..‘ `|mm| lj Elm" U” .

home alter which the happy couple h _h h I H I i I followed by a merry throng repaired ;‘;)n(;,'w€“Iw,tthe hl;__v e5l.(;|0(;g;°€;:;,g I; t° me h°'"° °f the bride where H tired in her ways, she made a large “"mpt"°"s supper Wanna them' Tha ci cle of friends who now join with

evening was spent in various harm- r t I it le" amuspmems among which her bereaved sis er 1\ rs. Ross er

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step dancing was indulgad iii-lgn.wn!Il‘hiil0l"teiBri.xFr!i1(i1r<i‘givingMeii:£-s. I" by several "Nightly Vincent, Arthur, Gmrge, Mrs. George

young men. The bride and groom re- . d d Mi K M I 1 ceived many valuable presests. evid- ggolgss Bild bugging lfér ';a§l;§:|;nu?§

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' . Funeral takes place this morning :at

them “ happy Bmnum through their 8.46 from her residence, Elm Ave., to ‘"’dd°d l"°'_M' St. Dunstan's Cathedral.

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-ON SICK LEAVE.-Private Fred

Henderson ,of Margate, has returned on sick leave after spending several months in the trenches in' Flanders. He will take a course of treatment in the Dalton Sanatorium. He went over- seas with the 6th C. M. R.

-RETURNED TO DUTY- Mrs.

Maud McDonald, Summerslde, receiv- ed an' oiliciail notice Saturday, inform- ing her that her son, Gr. Leonard Hazen McDonald, reported suffering from shell shock on October 2nd. returned to regimental duty on October 10th. Gr. McDonald, son of the late Mr. John A. Mobomim, is attached to the fiilth, and had enlisted in Charlotte- town. His many friends' will be glad to learn that he is- all right again.

The death of Mr. Charles' Willis,

of Kingston, who passed sway on' Sun- day, In his 74th yea/r, wilil be regretted by many friends. He is survived by his widow and the foilowing_sons: Herbert, residing on the,-homestead; Frank B., William, Bertra.m,,and Rob- ert H., in Kingston; Lemuel and Charles- in Los Angles, Cal.; and Sam- uel J., in Vancouver. to all of whom the deep sympathy of the community goes out in' their sad bereavement. The funeral takes place on Tuesday, at 2 o’clock, to Kingston Cemetery.

-51 YIEARS WEDDED.-Fifty-one

years of married life is a. record of only a. few of the most favored, and this distinction belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. C. Baker, of this' town, says' the Agrlculturist. On Wednesday even- ing the immediate members of the family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Milligan tn commemor- ate tba' happy occasion. Their host of friends' ,loin in congratulating Mr. and Mrst Baker and wishing them many more happy years in the evening of life.

TUESDAY

SEAMEN FINED IN PICTOU.-Two

firemen ,of the steamer Cascapedia, which was- ln’ port at Pictou last week were tried for_ an aseult on a fnanl named Wilfrid MacLellan. One of them was convicted and was fined $2 and costs. In the case against the other the costs were assessed on the plain- tiff, the' case being dismissed.

VICTORIA.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Crewe, New York, are spending a short vacation with the former’s sis- ter Mrs. Geo. E. Le-ard Crapaud. Mr. Crewe has not visited his island home for thirty-Hire years therefore noti- ces many changes.-The many friends of Mr. and Mis. Adam Rogcrson will regret to hear that they are both con- fined to their lionie with /severe ili- ness. ` _

.: ___,~,_ _ FORMER P. E. i. PABTOR INDUC-

TED.-_On Thursday evening of last week. Rev. H. J. Fraser, late of Sum- merside, P. E. T., formerly of Loggie- ville, N. B., was inducted to the pas- toral charge of St. Andrew’s church, Truro. N. S. The latter congregation

became vacapt by the resignation of Rev. G. M. Dx to accept appointment as cbaplin in the overseas forces. Rev. J. A. Mcuarrie of Bedeque, P. E. I.. is interim moderator of teh Summer- side congregation., ~

FUNERAL SUNDAY- The funeral

of the late Mrs. John Wonnacoti. took place Sunday to the _Peoples Com- etery. The cortege was'lal'ge. and the llorai tributes were many 'and beauti- ful. The' pail-bsarers were Messrg /iilexander Horne, Pihillp`Large, Geo. Ritchie. Charles Dalziel, Arthur Fos- ter, and James Stewart. Mr. Harry Wonnacott, son of the deceased, ac-- companied by his slatsr,_ Mrs. T. B. Heustis and Mr. Heustis, arrived from Moncton' Saturday night to be pres- ent at the funeral.

THE CATHOLICS MISSION,-The

sermon at last evening's mission in St. Dunstan's Cathedral was on Sin and preached by Rev. Father Welsh, S. J.. It was a most impressive and able discourse and listened to with rapt attention by a large congregation. The class conducted by Rev. Father Cox 8. J., was attended inst evening by about 60 persons, who listened with unllag- ging attention and interest throughif out the address. Father Cox is a- alngularly pleasant speaker. his de- livery being fluent and picturesque, while his subject matter is welltem- persd with an irreprsssible humor. The masses yesterday morning at 5, 6, 7 and 8 o’cloclr, (themission masses being at 5 and' 8 o'clock) were well at- tended and the "Way of the Cross" was made. last night by a large num- ber of men. All the Confessions that could be made, before ten o'elook last evening, were heard, by the Mission Fathan assisted by the local priests and it is expected there will be a big roll of communicants this morning. This evening Rev. Father P. J. Ca- sey will preach on "Everlasting Pu- riisbment."

There is a difference between Sgylng' mg my and' trying’ to resurrect it

HERPICIDE r is a hair saver!

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, _ ' JOM » A JGHNUON

` in teal byrholla-sleuooo. J

plainta regarding the habit of some people who persist in loud talking ‘during the presentation of perform- ances in the theatre. There was con- siderable of thls.annoyancd at last

the nuisance will be stopped.

CALL T0 IBLAND PAsT0R.-3'l‘he

St. John Telegraph states that Boies- town' and Doalttown has called Rev. A .J. McNeill of Murray Harbor South, (P. E. I.) This congregation has for

- y alon lirt. and this action in extending a call to.a minister spells Krowth. Mr. McNeill has been nine years in his present congregation.

LAID T0 REST- The funeral of

Mrs. Catherine' McQuaid took place yesterday morning from ber late res- idence, Elm Avenue, to St. Dunstan's Cathedral. The attendance was very large testifying to the high esteem in which she was held by her fellow citizens. The High Mass of Requleim was sung by de'ceased’s s'on, Rev. Frank McQuaid. who also took the service at the grave. The pall-bearers' were' Messrs Francis I{eoughan', Hugh Connors. James McQuaid. Henry Fitz- lgerald, J. M. Hughes. and Peter Brad- ey.

R lief Association for Sick Mariners Fund, have secured a donation of a

number of copies of a Tourist and Mar- ne' from The ten charts herein are impressions from Wax Engravings (something new in the printers art in this part of Canada) in three colors. Charts 9 and 10 are in four colors owing to the different shades' of the water of the Rivers, Ottawa and St. Lawrence run- ning-parallel to each other without mixing. The' charts are available from Mr. Hughes, Plant' Line Wharf, -foot Queen Street this City.

WEDDING BELL8.-On Wednesday

evening, Oct. 25th, a quiet wedding took place when Miss Margaret E. Nlcholle, of Murray Harbor, P. E. I.. was united in' marriage to Mr. George S. Cooper of the same place. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ari- lan Simpson. The bride was the rec- ipient of many- useful and beautiful presents, which bore ample testimony of the popularity of the happy couple. Mr. Cooper holds a splendid position in the Shell Department of the Nova Scotia Steel & Cosll Co. "The Even- ing News" Joins with the many -friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper In wishing them a long, happy and prosperous- married life.

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rs Guide to the River St. Lawrenc ‘

ISLANDER .WEDDED.-A pretty

weddin'g took place in Mon- cton. ll Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Archie Bishop, sister of the bride, when Miss Alice Trites. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Tritos, of this city, became the bride of Mr. Heber J. Falls; of Prince Edward Island. Rav. T. Porter Drumin, pastor of St. Jolm's Presby- terian church, performed the ceremony in thef presence of about sixty guests. The bridg wore a beautiful gown of white crepe de chene, and carried a boquet of sweet peas. Aietr luncheon was' served Mr. and Mrs. Falls left on a short wedding trip and on their ro- turn‘ will reside in Moncton. A large array of useful and handsome gifts were received by the young couple.

The sudden passing sway of Roy L.

Carew, last Tuehgay, Oct. 24th, cast a gloom over the community of Bun- gay, and brought' deepest sorrow into the home. Deceased was 25 years of nge, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carew. Besides his pa- rents 4 sisters and 3 brothers survive him. Roy was a loving and devoted son and brother in the home. and was known throughout the community as an exemplary young man. In his early youth he gave himself to_ the Lord and entered into the fellowship of the Methodist Church at Wheatley River, to which he remained loyal and true. On Friday afternoon a very large gathering of friends ana' neigh- bors met at the home to pay a loving tribute of respect to the memory of a young brother beloved. and to ex- press their syinpathetlc regard for the bereaved family. In the absence or the pastor. Rev. L. J. Leard, the services at the house and grave were

and G. A. Sellar. One ofthe largest funeral processiona seen for a long time in that part of the country, fol- lowed the remains to the Wheatley Rivercemetory where they were laid to rest, to await “the ressurrection morn."

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"SANTA MARIA" T0 WINTER

HERE- The replica of Christopher Columbus' flagship. I-|10 “smite Maria." which arrived in Charlotte- town some weeks ago is- to winter at this port. The’ tug which brought the caravel here from Halifax was fourid altogether inadequate for the task of coping with the heavy head winds and seas to met with at this time of year, andhepts eturned to Halifax. The snort to use it more powerful tus from the’ rm which contracted to tsire tho o vols: for as Quobtec this y prov i|'|.Va |l,_lll ls It 6! are or si t" st-the present time it was deemed advisable to let the an- ctentll king craft remain in Char- lotteboat all winter. Mr. C. F. Steven- son representing the owners is now in the qity making I-'I'fllll°lllU|l¢l 10|' the caravdl’s iitayjhoro. The 9170* leave this morning _hy train en route to various points in the United Sf-INS.

They are as foil as Captain Cook. ig New London. cgiisil 'rho mutt. 13° art Orgea, Oklaltomq; Steward Lester Thompson, Stonington. CDDB-5 561' msn James Willow Somerset. Ken-

tucky; sud, Booman Biiimllislitoig of indiana lis, I . IU |10 GW- evsr, psgcoed to their _ homes. Steward Thompson lnwltll will C0 the American WOQ BOIIIIII H0000 will go to Dayton, M0-. IM; 33| Dissior Imran ou iasirinz his var to "tha had of tho big noise"--Franco. in some capacity or , other aboard gin. 'rho nonfatal: ynmdsrhwtlf own mms v llflfil , 0 graphs of the %aia lfariag taken' by Mr. Thompson atrtho-many differ out ports which were OIIM at all route hers; The MII lf* "PY .l'fi¢°‘ tuitotho vsriososdooléthey main Charlottetown, Mid ' l|IOVl0d _iff

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MON! ORDER- Manager Galla-

gher states that hdihas' received com-

nlght's show, and it is to be hoped- `

several ears been on the home mis-'_

Captain T. J. Craig of Orwell.

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boys in various paris of the town just

great care. The alarm for ilre on Sun

for a. supposed tire at the Peardcn

CELEBRATION- The liallowc'en

nm or roms- aio horn-g started by Almost theonly money saved by manyof how and it would he won to .worst the most prominent Canadians has been

day morning, it is explained, was not mea-ns of Insurance Pohcles'

Ho s'e. but at tho res-idence of Mr. f “- Charles Young’ Water Street' Lat ua sand you some fresh lnauranoa a

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ANOTHER CALL OUT- The fire- -

men had a call out at a quarter past'

live yesterday afternoon’ for a s-llg t -

fire on the' promises of Mr. Thom

Griffin, Lower Spring Park Road. it -

was caused by some boys burning

leaves near a barn but fortunately no - »

iage resulted A great many bon

conducted by Revs. F. T. Bertram. '

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The death occurred at her home at 8-

.45 o‘clock last evening of Mrs. Maria /_ ` 'U'-,r..,. 3,, 1 , MAI. _ :Isabelle-Jones., wife of Mr. James B. 7/(.l_2.;f_},' ,Ir ’ /l' , ‘~’/Ig/_ ‘ ; __ V/NQHA Jones. oi’ Pownal. She had been suffer- "}f7‘-Ve/,', 1/- ~ _ ‘° Q7 " . lngfrorm asthma for many years and -,,-’|,-Z/'lj/-,“".~'r ’ 1 V -- I T()QfH

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consisting of Chinese lanterns. etc, were decidely unique and artis-tic, showing the' splendid groundsi to ad- vantage. Thg aifair was held under the management of the McDonald " Women‘s Women’s Institut ' and was in aid of Red Cross- and othr patrio-

tic funds. ` `

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of late years her health gradually de- , clined untill the ond came last night .-- rather suddenly. There are left to

mourn two daughters, Mrs. A. J. Con- '

rad, in Sussex, N. B., and Miss Melita,

at homo; also four sons, Professor ,

J. W. Wailter Jones-,,Anson' W.. Ver- nor W., in Sydney, and Leighton at home. The deceased was 62 years of age. The funeral takes place on Wednesday at 2 o’clock, interment at

Hazclbrook.

LAID T0 REST.-The funeral of

the late Mrs; Catherine McQurtid took place from hor residence on Elm Ave., yesterday morning to St. Dunstan's Cathedral. The procession was an exceptionally larga one and the churcli was almost filled to capacity., A So- lemn High Mass of Requiem was cole- bratcd by Rev. Father Frank Mc- Quaid. son of the deceated, with Rev. Father Leo Herrsll, as deacon, and Rev. Father F. L. Cox, S. J., its sub-deacon; while the rector, Rev. Fa- ther Maurice McDonald acted as Mas- ter of ceremonies. The altar was draped with purple in honor of His

Lordship the Bishop of Chaglottotnwn who assisted at the Mass a did also Rev. Father F. L. Cox, S. J., Rev Father J. C. McMillan, D. D., Rev. Father G.,_J. McLellan, D. D., Rev. J R. A.'McDonald, St. Teresa, Rev. Father Welsh, S. J., and Rev. Father P. J. Casey. S. J. The Requiem Mass was sung by the men's choir. the “Libera" being rendered by both the men's and boys choirs in an ex- cellent manner. After the service the cortege reformed and proceeded to the Catholic Cemetery where the body was laid to rest, the last words being pronounced by Rev. Fa- ther Frank McQunId. The pall hear- ers for this funeral were: Messrs Frank Keoughan, Hugh Connors. James Mcquaid, H. Fitzgerald, J. M. Hughes, Peter Bradley and Alderman P. A. Smith.

celebration and arcade held in Hazel-

brook Consolidated School Ilast even- Y Vi ` - ' '

was a tremendous success, over L _-3 ._ |

$100 having been realized. The attcn-~ -_

dance was- very- large, people' being

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TOOTH PASTE

Ready for inspection at all times are the teeth which are brushed regularly night and ntdming with Royal VinoliaTooth Paste--at all times pearly white, lustrous, protected from decay. This dainty dentrifice, so pleasing in itself, leaves so delici- ous a sensation of healthful purity in the mouth that the whole system seems to be refreshed by its use. Certain it is that when Royal Vinolia Tooth Paste is the order of the day the general health of the system is guarded from many dangers because the mouth is kept pure.

On Sale at all Druggist: and Stores, 254:.

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