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One was dismissed and the other ad journed until this morning

HERE-Mr H V Buntain, was a 'pissengcn by the late train Friday .right returning from Montreal While

_‘*ilaii_:i»diz`1n Adventurer” to call here, and load oiio_or two full cargoes of produce_ for St. Johns Newfoundland. -:lluriiik [lie month of November. The i"C::iii\'dI'i,lai Adventurer" is li. new ..at‘_~!\irlei": of about 2500 tons, and will carry' large cargoes. This will be good ‘news for our shippers of produce and

'will niezili much for the ifrovince lu _ _r_'cliei‘al_

sAPrlé~r cHuncH_-in the Bap-

tiiszt (`i:urcli last evening Rev. Waldo (I .‘.i.:chiiui. representative of the :llplisl Board of Religious' -Education was the pi:e:clicr_ I-le delivered an in-

restiilg llisc.lui'se before a large coli-

,fgregaiioii dcalilig principally with the .:-`.linll:»_j.' School and young peoples »_rorl;_ llrv. l‘.ir_ Maeliuni is making rl. j:;.ur ol' the Baptist churches on the lsl_:nrl_ i-le arrived li week ago and I'ri__~ \'i_<itcll points West. He spoke -:.1 _\'orlh River yesterday morning _=z»-_l ('l;.'lin River in the afternoon. He 'ffllfs to Niiiiiiaigue today and on Tues- lalnj' gilcw to East Point.

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i comme wEnolN`c_-The Halifax ‘iiczalii says in view of her marriage |_ii \\'elliiesd:iy, October 22, to Arthur ll., I\ia<:Pllci'son of Prince Edward IS- lnlili, _liiss Evelyn .Mary Bingay, '.‘_iul.qiitci' of Mr. aiiil Mrs. John Bili- `;:.i;.', 22'? Barrington Street. has ten- i 'l.;'e_l li-.ir resignation from the staff _ 1-l the regret of the board aim her as- ; .ilz-tiles. (lil the occ-isioll of her ‘.t icnntioii Miss Biligay had :l most :f_:..:l1';»'ili_l; pmol' of their regard and -‘ll-_-.1 \vi.slles, this taking the form ot' Ile pri-:-:entlitioii to liei' of a case of iircr, accollluanied by the halibicsl- .:-~-sion oi' the selitinieiits of those rv 'giiliilg lllc gilt. She has been sig-

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SCHOOL WORK..--The following

CARGO STEAMER T0 CALL.

is the standing of the pupils of Culloden school for the month of September. (Endo Vi --1, Sadie 'aims 2. mo-y MacLean uraas v -

than he arranged fm, the Bteumexfi John Angus MacLean, 2 Walter

‘MucLean. Grade IV.-1, Norman _MacLeod; 2, Margaret Doucherty. ‘Grads III.-1, Florence MacLeod; 2, wiieatrlce Doucherty. ,Grade Ii.-1, Paula Smith; 2, Irene MacPherson; V3, Katherine MacLeod and Elmer _- Smith (equal.)_ Grade 1, lsiibet " Cook. Perfect attendance:-Florence MacLeod, Katherine McLeod,_ lrene MacPherson, Mary MacLean and Isabel Cook.

standing of the pupils oi’ York School

for the month of Septembel~.?ra_<le Vi- 1, Claude Vessey; 2, R giilald Vessey; 3, Harry Vessey. Grade V~-- 1, Harold Vessey; 2, Annie McDonald; 3, Arthur Vessey. Grade IV-1, Mur- inn McDonald; 2, Ivan Vessey; 3, Ruth Brown; 4, Florence Vessey; 5, Edison Hardy; 6, Frances Vessey; 7, Harry Lewis; 8, James Proud. Grade III- 1_ Helen McDonald; 2. Isabel Brown; 3, Doris Brown; 4, Mary Trainor; 5, _Harold Taylor. Grade II-1, Joseph Trainor; 2, Wendall Vessey. Grade I -Stanley Vcssey. -

FAREWELL SERVICES.-One of

ongiegation during the past eleven weeks. On Saturday evenings large number of the congregation gatliereil at tile home of Mrs. D. N. Forbes, Tyne Valley, and presented Mr. Bon- nell with an address oi’ appreciation and zi large purse of banknotes. Tile address was signed by a long list oi' ilie members and adherents of Tyne Valley Church. Every phase of the work oi' this' congregation is flourish- ing and everyone hopes soon to have

BUTTER CHEESE AND EGGS.-

Prices of creamery butter are a shade easier at Montreal- savs the Maritime

5"? ' ill/_J 'rf ffl' T .\Ir-rchaiit but this has not affected

1 _ ' -,’~-2{;'§_‘.‘ l:l'~ll=2-..' local iiizirket, as til... make of fresh

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ar ` ff' l,{'l" ` l/ firmer locally due to the usual

[ scramble among wholesalers at this

\\ 5 time of year to secure stocks for

price decided upon some time ago,

_One reason why the Pies and Cake, Bread N {',‘"“°"y 25' ”"”'t'_' "0"" “""";"°""" and Rolls always turn out ri lit when ` Mlntreal' Rewms °~f eggs "av"

lilo past tell days, which the trade

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_\- 4" f Every Barrel X - » , ’ --"/ winter i'eqlili'einents_ The prices in A l Just Llke Every -‘ the primary market reniaiil unchang-

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_ ther Barrel commission is still paying the some

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had anticipated, and while quotations remain the same the market is

' _ easier, which will no doubt be reflect-

l ed in prices before the week ig out.

__*THE ELMIRA WOMEN'S lil-

is because tlie flour is al\\'a_vs llic same. It is milled fi-om 5/nn/nl' wktifl' V' Ontario fall wheat, srreligllirllcd with wcstcrii spring wheat. _ Being blended in exact prororiioiis, lit-.ivci Flour is always the same in strength and quality ; and alwayi give; the same results, lio matter what

or when you li:ll;e.

.lf will be ai change fbi' llic licircr wlicn you change from western wheat 'flour to Beaver Flour, ililllsli il-olli ldclitlcii ivliczit.

stitute held 'tlieirusual monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. M. J. Camp- bell. Eight members and eight visi- tors were present. After the reading and adoption o fthe miilutes of the last meeting a discussion took place on the future work of the institute. Much regret was expressed at the loss of our enthusiastic nleli1ber_Mrs_ R. E. Holland whose death took place

DEALERS-\i~:ll=inforpflrc§olii'=s<i,cours: Grninssndcercaln 202 since the last meeting. Two papers

11-1|; 1' H TAYl_0g CQ |§¢||1-ED i ' CHA-I-HA n were read "Nelghborly Co Operation"

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Miss Doucette of Charlottetown en- tertained tlie institute with a solo-; Miss Gertrude Campbell played her, accoiiipanimeni. __lA vote oi’ thanks was tendered Mrs. Campbell and her_ daughters for -their very kind i‘ecep~_ lion The meeting was brou ht to a’

Anthem. , The next meeting was in-‘ vllea to me home or Mrs. w. 'r.l Pierce.

THE KLARK-URBAN CO.-Ai’-ter

--~ --_ ___ _ r ' -'f'=*~-l-'--_-- - --i an absence of two -years The Klark-'

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_ ' _ _ "';‘."‘§f,';_ f “The 13th Chair" another famous' i’ _,Yi 3- _ \ ig_____.**' __ London success, “The Eternal Mag-

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/ (6)95/.l`§"'.,</’ ) E __ _ _ lit the theatre.

. 72* ' ' 1 _ ‘yi l - 'U " -'ii l 1 g ) d _ “ _ ,' L, " “PV O iiontented \Voman”. Seats now on sale' \ wc V 3 _ _

»»;_-fs' p ’\\;§;\i V ‘_ » ".0 _ iii; `, ,.~,\~l Vsiify ',,.‘§ -_:ff _ wsooma _BE|.i_s.-'rits besuli-_ i` \ ' .g I’ <` lfnl home ‘of Mr. John B. Lea, Vic-_'

Q ' _ ,vrwrfg *°‘L_' *- r ~' ' 'Y Saturday evening to open a weeks en-‘

\ \ f ’ ' giigementat the Prince Edward coin-I

\ / \\ mcnclng this evening. The Klarir-i

‘ _ / ,_ » __ Urban Co., _have always been popular, lg ;-7 ff in this city, and have always present-

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-Z' f_l_¢f~" im O`O‘?'_?' _ _ late New York and London successes'

_Te ( 5,' " $, l Their repertoire includes such plays as

“Nothing But Tile Truth" which was`

Ii ‘ "`”""" f torla. was the scene of a very prettyi~

event on Thursday at noon, when' his daughter Miss Cattle was united ‘

Many a _Canadian Beauty owes ' L‘2.._““;’f"‘“‘._»t’.;`..‘."...’?"~}l.‘;“‘”,‘;...*i?.i‘.§‘.§’§1

which took place on the pretty vine-

her exquisite complexion to the covered Dfw we »f»ff~fm@d -by

Rev. Mr. Somers, and Rev. J. L.

6 Wright The bride looked very

use of Qvtin S9ap,’» charming in a suit of taupe broad-

Irs skin healing flower-perfumed I f.'.?:;".;..’;".‘:.‘1~:‘:;°;l..:l“:; f.§':.::.‘::.:+

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cloth with lint to match and a beautl-.

' ful set of sable furs, the gift of the'

-afternoon 1-Us Worship Mayor Wright

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SCHOOL'WORK.-Following is the

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Warren HOW- yearii, on Seq removed from the oldelt Usd citizen! 'H ordinary ll in dispoal a widow, Bruce at

Mass.,

John Hall and Mrs

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At the Msy_or'a` Oillce on Saturday

presented ,lsmei she,-ry with the medal of the Royal Humane Society for his brave rescue in April last of Ernest Corrigan' from drowning.

Young Corrigan, who is about 14

years of age was sailing n raft in the old tank on the site of the f0rm€=l' gzls house which had just been torn

The tank was very deep and' was fill

ed with water strongly polluted with gaseous 'lnattei'. The lad ieil of! the ru-ft and was going down for the last time when Mr. Sherry made his time- ly appearance and without a nioment's heslfatlon dived into the poisonous

water and succeeded in _rescuing the if lad. 'I‘he,b0y was unconscious whenlls landed and was sick for a week after- t0

the matter with Dr Railways who iii

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liese provinces and Mr. Hyudman

attar. A number of the Maiiufactur- ci rs had expressed their intention to '“

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WEDDING BELI'-S-Thp IllB.i‘f'.l8gB Miss Helen Vere Norton. 0! i-hill ty,_to Mr. Wilfrid Davison. B-9°-. St. Paui's Church on Saturday at

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his eastern tour and, should they R°°i°"' Rev' H' D' R“y'“°nd’ °f`

“W - 'rn b ia is all dau mel- or ment proposed by the railway. Indeed, ggni- “ " ° 9 5

rs_`R_ B. Nortoii, Upper Prince

probable that they shall be obligedl SU`°°ti and the 8l'°°m 15 “ "3"" °f cut prince, Edward lshnd out og, Birkenhead, England, but_ lived

.several years in Canada before his

ward” lléigsgittzzmgy ,_?e,f‘,yY:,"§ rliilerswglgg 'enlistment for ‘overseas service, hav-

Mr_ Sherry was obliged to burn his

clothes as the result of contact with the noxious contents of the old tank.

His medal was well deserved as all ,O

in fitting words complimented him up-

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g'beeu for some time on the stat!

of the Department of Agriculture in

With the influences now at work this Province. _The couple were un_- correct what has evidentlv been a. attended. The bride who was gkven

Cmzens Wm agree and HW W°"°h|P misunderstanding. it is honed the old| nwsy by Mr. Justice Fitzgerald,

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rrangement will be resumed in the ery near future. \ ‘_ h

re a brown velour suit and beaver

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yellow chfysantliemuiiiu. ding march was played -by the 'orgin- ist. Prof; Earle. _ Immediately

#ter the ceremony Mr. e_iid._hl(_ri_ svison left on-the early attemoqn train for Borden on route to Qiidbec: They will sail from 'there today for Birkenhead. -where they " will visit the grooiire family before de- parting for Bangalore, Indie. where Mr, Davison will carry on agricultural work for the Indiml Sovernment in connection with the _live stock branch. _The wedding presents ‘comprised many remembranceirfrom friends at home and abroad. There were cheques for substantial amounts as well as gifts 'in gold. .The staff of the Canadian Bank of Coin- merce where the bride had been em- ployed presented her with a purse of gold. ' ‘ _ '

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. 1 ' " ' l .The Guardian Joins their many.

_.4 » 30”’ "_°" ~ _friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs.

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I I Ll Y E Sept. 28th to hear the farewell ad-

dress of Mr. Sidney Bonnell who has _ _

been in charge of the Tyne Valley

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No _other material was ever used in these

famous stockings for children.

There have been times when the Australian _ ._

supply was light. Then, we _-were unable to _

produce enough Little Darling and Little Daisy Hosiery to go ’round. For we would not sub-' i stitute other wool.

We thought itbetter not to i/ary the quality

of Little Darling and Little Daisy Hosiery. `

Mothers, we know, expect in these stockings 1 the finest, softest and best: knitted wool yarn. ' They expect unusual wear. It means much to -_them to clothe thelrchlldren in such comfort- able, healthful--and, at the _same time, such

LITTLE DARLING HoslERY-for babies

and tiny tots up to seven-has silken toe and heel.

LITTLE DAISY HOSIER\f+for children

_ up to twelve-has extra strength in heel and toe

Mally. dainty shades and black. `

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