if for the United Kingdom for despatch

|‘ ing, the 9th instant, must leave here

.s._...f ' ’¢

. SCHOONERS VERY NUMEROUS

1, schooners. entered this port yester-

» cold weather of the past few days 11 _\|_ (\ _.\_

. orders.

T ‘ man! “'he11 the hands and crowds

l who have fought for King_and,Em~

_ and do not do so. you will on that day f hang your head in shame. Consider

“Em

_ the following Sve men of the 52nd

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told Womens Institute will mee; ro|?i?”s;vii|i'§ i;a&`f;Wrs ` u _ " A rf _F-T N -~"- H

Thursday, October Tth. at 3 pm. at Blount Edward Road was put into ' _ " ‘ * " lra.”J. A. I~‘ergnaon’s. B. xl. Crosby. operation on Monday morning, the ' - i ~

sg, `-ith instant. Tbe_courier staffs from _ ' , ' ' ‘ -

SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR. - Mrs

Frank Aadosaou, of New GIISSOW lillx. has been one of the very suc- cessful exhibitors at the Provincial Exhibition. Halifax. !\'.S. She received in all seven prizes out ot a possible eight, Your lsts and three 2nds.

CHURCH SERVICES.-The Rev. D.

llchean will preach at Glasgow Road on Wednesday, the Sth. at 7 p.rn.. Sat- urday. the Sth, at .\'.)l. Creek at thi- same hour. Sabbath the lf.-th, Canoe Cove at 10.30. Churchill 2.30 and in the People’s Church at 7 pm.

HAIL REGULATIONS.-All mail

per S. S. "Missonabie" scheduled to sail from hloutrml on Saturday morn-

not later than Thursday morning, thc 7th.

-.\'o less than twenty vessels. all

day. The wharves have assumed quite a hilly aspect. The cargoes consist forthe most part of coal The

has kept the merchant; busy filling

HOME SWEET HOME.-Young

turn out to welcome home the men

pire. how will you fer.-l‘.’ lou know now. lf you feel you ougzt to enlist

well your duty. and if your con- science bids you go. then enlist to day in the island Infantry Company. Who will serve the King?

GARRISON DUTY.-This morning

Regiment are leaving for garrison duty at Wellington Barracks. Hali~ fax: Patrick Sinnott. .lc-hu R. 0'Brien.

_.__.L_.._ ...XYi.Ilian; 0'Bri»;~n-.--.James---Fraalr~-Bic-~ ».roi»1he-supply' of sc'-eds ofnthe giant

Ewen. Bristol: Russell T. Mt-Neill. Kingston. About ten more men are wanted at once for garrison duty at Halifax. Those wishing to go should apply to-Lleut.-Colonel J. R. Allan or Captain T. E. .\lac.\'utv. of thc Sinai Regiment. Charlottetown.

Ilan Use

and ought to use occesionally.'_ a proper remedy for the headache, backrecltc, izinguor, nervousness an-il depress- i0ii_ to whicli she may be sub)ect. These troubles and others are symptoms cf dcbil- lty and pool' circulation caused by indigestion 'or constipation

PILL

Ire at once safe, certain and ¢0YlV0Yll€f\L Thev clear' the system and purify the blood. The-y ez- ert a general tonic effect. and insure, good health and _strength '. 80 that all the bodily organ.; do their natural work without causing t=uffering’, liver; woman oi' y,i;§. thousands who hn-sc tried them

knows that I}ce<'ham's Pills acl:

To Certain _ Advantage

5* Worth a Guinea a Box

lkudilulvithlwrv l¢xo{S>e<ialYah-.-taining Soltlerrrrfanrz. l=b::¢s.B¢s1

These- Trunks

MUST G0

Even if you do not want

one now it will pay you to take this chance of a

bargain.

A nice trunk would

make a line

HOPE CHEST

Wehavetlieminallkinds and sizesandareprepar- edtosellutasacriiice.

tlianoost. OUME QUICKLY’ _

the Pc 1-t Office daily at 7.00 a.ui. This new se.-vice will be much appreciated

T0 JOIN THE BATTERY.-

Among the passengers returning by the Northumberland last evening were the following men from Sydney

beiug organized here: 0. M. S. Stan- ley. Sgt. Tait. Cpl. Doyle. Bombar- diers McGuigan. 3lcCarrou, Kieily and Gunners Baker, Bell, 0. Bell, Clifford Gauthier. Johnson. Kinsman. Mutlow. 1!c('aulay. llcliay. Robert- son. Rodd. White, Worthy. Wheatley.

YOUNGER BOYS' GYMNASIUH

CLASS.-The Secretary of the Y. M. ‘ C. A. has been requested by a few parents to organize a gymnasium class for boys under 12 ymrs of age. Although the age for membership in the Association is twelve years. a special class would be formed for boys under this age if a sullicient number would join the class to make it worth while. All parents wishing to have their boys take up such gym- nasium work are invited to call in or ‘phone to the Secretary of the

ANOTHER SUNFLOWER.- Mas-

ter Hector Ross. son of Dr. Ross. City. is the proud proprietor of a sun- tlower that is a worthy twin brother -or is it sister-to one grown by his neighbor. Blaster Kent Harrison. and the dimensions of which were given in a recent issue of the Guardian. Master Rosss giant stands 9 feet ` ll-’-4 inches high. has a chest mea- sureme-nt of 51., inches and a seed pod measuring lo inches in diameter. its foliage being correspondingly gigan- tic. _ lt may be interesting to note that these two giant samples were zrown from seeds out of the same package and the two juvenile gar- deners purpose forming a syndicate during the coming winter to promote the cultivation of Sunflowers and cori-

variety. .

ZION CHURCH Y. P. S.-The

_Young l"'eoplc`s Society held their initial meeting last nicht in the hall of the church. and there was a large turnout of the young people. "A [ni-‘tht with the Scottish Poets" was 'the attractive fare offered. and 3 large number turned out. .\lr. Albert

. A o a ymn an a prayer by .\fr. Mclnnes, the musical part of the programme was opened by a piano solo by Miss Kathleen Bruce. .~\ reading by Lizzie Coleinon follow- eti. Bliss Bertha Sutherland sang "Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon" in fine style. A reading by the Rc-v, G_ ~t`. Taylor. a piano solo. "Scottish _\lf.~ lotiies, by Bc-ll Mclienzie. a paper on Robert Burns by Winnifretl Allan and a .solo "Flow Gently Sweet Afton" by" _\lamie Ross, and a few other Scotchi S0925 bl' othr-r members completed a very attractive programme. The meeting was a most enjoyable one throughout. These meetings will he continued every Monday evening and the public are cordially' invited.

::Safe soaps are the only kind to

use. lf you are not a judge of QUAL- lTl'. then you should reply upon game. reliable dmggists word. \\'e buy from reliable makers and can recommend a good soap for any purpose. PRICES PER CAKE. UP TO 35c. each. JOHN- SON & JOHNSON. Cor. Kent and Prince Sis.

PEOPLli"§__'l'llEATllE

Thr- temporary closing of the Prince

Edward for redecorations resulted in a packed house at the Peoples last even- init. ln spite of the fact of the increas- ed prices the public sho'-vcd their ap prcciation of the high standard of film merit offered by tuming out In largei numbers at both pe-rfomiances.

The Universal Animated- Weekly'

presented st-ciif.-s in Viiiversal City, train wrecks. raising of the gqnken Chicago river steamer. motor boat races, military service at St Puul's. etc. The lightning cartoons of Hy Mayer were very original and clever examples of this artist's work. " The THDKIP-" a four-Dart military drama. relates a film story of war. love, and jealousy. Lieutenant Jack Bradley is estranged from Margaret. his impsg. uously jealous sweetheart. who sees a portrait that falls from his pocket of a

tinoir

I eralpliysical litnessso no-

' “The Broken“”Coii1

WAR

A H

» -- t.:=.:.=::.::=.::.: ni-:-.;:..~.:'.: mnunsfiumv, nouns QPEN 2.30 snow s'rAR'.t‘S_:-I P- M-

in Germany in St. Petefl Hall, - f- »

Thursday afternoon. followed bygém. ' -- ,; ' _ _ .g . y _ _

. _ L _ I _ -_ ._. _ . _.,.‘ 1 __ -_ _ . t _ _ _ _ _ iiiii'riNEE FIVE cENTS .

AID.-The monthly meet-N SCHOONER CHARTERED.- Tho _ _ _ . _ - 1 A, \_ r ~

»-= -= »»- »--» - S-I- -1 -M-» ~H-»»--=-W -W - ~ EVENING Anuifrs TEN - _

;P.Btl.~~.HQpital will be held at Hrs ed with L. ll. Poole & Co. ymeniay » . . ._ . . _ _ _ ~»- ~-~ -r "

.(?;ld1'ea|:¢I¢:':VreaIdeuce this attemoon gicenli-gycgeazghofgi: 3:-gtg* from algo.; ' AD 1 "' - 5 _

” Nadmialillleit, Dlrwill Klttllld All-All-'Slit'

_,‘;;iti; ..“‘;.',‘;;.'...z°;'::.';.1';“...‘:i..;’:,f:.:. ` “ 1 ,',`,- Ill The Tal1gl€

FOUR PART MlLl'l°ARY_DRAHA .

A Q T S Enmngied intlieMeshesofLoveand Holwr»W8l'» Wiilllll `

T ‘AI Q P A -its Terran Solves a Puzzlini Problem _

~ ' . S. Army Soldiers

mpicu the Attack of ine Gnimffen Army onthe Nora-rroopsaaeaminisricmeresularv _ ,_ ,

Palace of Gretzboffen and the Fight to the Death

- - iii Pai ' concur ANNouNcEn

“Nw” F'°d*i‘f»‘ft‘§i°fdcmmS°°hiif=rm e we F0l‘b€S Lal" D“g‘“d iN 'rim EVENING

» Baritone PAPERS ` ‘

. . --i -- ---2'-€f""“"” V _=.:. .,

m S 1 L Y

ber

hand stnissle in the '°"‘“’° “Mm ot the Palace. Kitty _comes l‘0kll¢I; in or Frederick Just In ‘he “° :imc and frustriites Sachio's efforts t0 destrol' his fl"a"

HOTEL ARRIVALS

B. A. Trites, Sackvill91_J~ Gfeelx

less and wife, Ge0I:g@l0“`U~ -\"'_an. 51|-5_ C. Fisher, .\ewfoundlaud, \\- Glennou, Montreal? F- Amina-_T°` routo; Mr. and Mrs. J, Scullll -\@W voriv Mrs. R. Rogers. Boston: D- Henderson. Toronto; A- W- 5e‘*"‘“‘d' Montreal; J. E. Duncan. Halifax; A. iggenman, hfontreal; D. Stevens. 'Hal- ifax; J. Irvine. Montreal; G. hlauson. Moncton; A. Hurrable and site. Am- herst; J. Elliot. Montreal; 3. Cooper. Toronto; P. Tilford. Rock Island: “- Amy and wife. Newcastle. .\. B.; R. Reid. St. John: R. Houston, Toronto.

_ QUEEN

Mary .\lcDonald. Boston; W. Hcu~

dersoti. Morell; J. Richards, Bide- forrl; I-:_ Vouchison. Montreal; J. Gau- tier. ii. isis; 0- Kennedy. Sr.Geo.: H. .\Icl-Iwen. Morell; \\`. .\'aylor_ Hal- ifax; T, Bayne. St. John. .\'. B.: G. McPhee. Georgetown; W. Purdy. Hal- ifax; Miss Downing. Stellarton; \\'. Miller, J. Niles. St. John! Louis Tay- lor. Summerside; J. Sheriff. Glace Bay; R, .\iurray. Mt. Stewart.

FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGE.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Bert B.

George who died in Lawrttire. Mass.. was held this morning from the home of her sister. Mrs. Alexander Scott. 15- Railroad avenue. A high mass of re quiem was celebrated in St. Michaels church,a¢ 9 o'cloc-k by Rev. Edward J. Carey. `$urial was in the family lot in the Immaculate Conception ceme tory. The pall bearers were' Joseph and Anthony Rogers. Jerry Leclair. John Marlin, Andrew Doiron and Miles Burke. There were spiritual bouquets from Mr. and Mrs. Mile-s Burke of South Lawrence. .\lr. and

Q m

.Puts “Pep” " in a Man

I That excess energy,

brightness of mind, and gen-

ticable in real "doers" is largely the result of care- fully selected food.

Grape-Nuts

and Cream

suspected rival. She spurns him and Jack leaves for the front on active service. while his late sweetheart marries the old major. Margaret meets Milly, Jack's sister. and recog- nizes ber face as the one she saw in the portrait. Remoriie and love cause her to appeal to Jack. but be resists all her appeals and goes to do his duty. Vivid scenes of infantry and Cavllry ensnsemems by ins men ot the U.S. army are strik ngly rlsgicted. The old general is killed in batt e and his dying appeal to .Iseli to marry his widow straightens out the tangle and all ends well.

Berne: taii.Duaid mls omoriiis

fins baritone solos in the Intnval.

Episode 13 of “Tho Broken Goin”

lerles. which la being followed with the leeiiest Internal, was ll thrilling as any of its predecessors. Swing

up tho motor car occupants by

The gang of Apaches are

their subterranean lair and

after a du te light

to secure the £ It cou-

ii`5Ti»

a _stupaidoua war noone, ,a

efllval- ’ ,

btlmrmiiiiuintw . nn emphasised. lloloalx. K|tty'| slid /dublng owoetloart, was

{ Phwphatc oflfotash. dr., so

is a concentrated, cereal ni tion, especialli y prepared to counteract and rebuild the -dailgtwear and tearon mus- c1%netves and_brain.

i'a'pe~Nuts is made of

whole what and malted bar- ley.__aiid contains all the nu- tnmeiit-qf thegrains includ- ing the vital mineral salts-

lackingin whitebread and iaatnyotlier foodézbutabeo

lyneceasary- thorough Grape-Nuts is

...ir-fa¢a..i.s.s”““£il all. t's a boon for brain ymrkenaiidideal for :mw- uigschoolchildreii.

~“Tbs¢’| l loans”

Sold

MADE IN

CaalaPb¢nm`

Frederick and Baebio were lnliiereeandtontblolsatto-

.Wladaon

airs. Charles Donstn 0! Levislvl- Me., Bliss Little Doiron. lr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott and a siirhv H0111 Lizzie Allen. -N0. Andover. Mass. Exch.

SOON START MOVE

AT DARDANELLES.

MONTREAL, Sept. 30.- The Allies

are halfway up the preliminary slopes of Ac-hi Barba and the Dardanelles are due to be forced any minute. This is the news Walter Horrocks brings with him from the Dardanelles. Horroclss is now on the Allan liner Scandinavi- an. hut ran troops for three months in the Allan liner Scotian from Alex- andria to Lemnos and from Lemnos to the fighting zone. where the troops were transhlpped into lighters. “They captured a hill when I was there." said Horrocks this morning. “and had reinforcements been avail- able the whole Turkish position would have fallen. As it was the Alli- t».< had dug in half way up the slopes towards thc commanding positions."

Speaking of the troops on Lemnos

and at Alexandria. Horrocks .stated that the Australians and Gurkhas are the most picturesque."‘The Germans are great pals of the Austrians," he

said. “and they like each other in many ways. The Gurkhas have been of great assistance to the Australians in their scouting work. #S U1* “dm hillmeii have very sensitive hearing.

"I have the story "Um 4 "°‘md°d

Australian trooper h0\' I Turkish office-r penetrated the ver? U’9_¥1ClJ95 of the Allies. He was halted. Hindus- tani. A Gurkha. private imtnedlatell' chipped in with some question in Hindustani, and of course the Turk tloundered."

On one trip which Horroclts made

with the Scotian. she took her troops out as far as the Queen Elizabeth's anchorage.

“She was Bring her big guns at the

time.” he said, “but ‘you cannot see what the effect is. nfifteen miles a- way. with the naked eye. You know when the big vessel was in action however. lt was not noise so much as shock. The whole island of Lem- nos and thc Harbor of Llutlros just shook and shivered when the main batteries of the Queen Elizabeth got busy."

Horrocks was in Alexandria when

the Royal Edward was sunk. but stat- ed that the mortality in submarines at the Dardanelles was quite as

‘ \ I _

heavy as anywhere else.

-1 uw torpedo destroyers." he

'said “si constructed that they C811

follow a submarine while she is un- der water. I do not know how it is done. but the uncover. fmfe She Se” the trail of a sub. is almost sure to be there when the submarine comes “p_..

PRESERVE THE COLOR

All vegetables are more attractive

if their natural color is retained in cooking. To be sure of doing this use enameled ware sauce pans. Metal will darken all vegetables. especially such as contain much vegetable acid as do tomatoes. The delicate green of spinach is also easily changed by cooking in metal. Beets and small young carrots should also be cook- ed whole. only the leaves being re moved. The tops can be cut of! after they arc- boiled. -

ABSINTHE USED IN _

MAi<|NG £xPLosivEs.

PARIS. Oct. 2.- Stocks of absin-

the now arc being converted into an

ingredient for explosives. at a co- operative dhtillery _,mt I_2qiim|“_ which has been supplying clear alctr hot extracted from -beet: roots. mg". ernment explosives factories where it is used in the matiulhcture of gun- cotton. Unable to supply the demand, the managers of the distillery mn. ceived the idea of buying up the stocks of the forbidden beverage, which had been sealed In the ware- houses ot manufacturers. Tho liquor is transformed into alcohol cbeml. cally under the supervision 'of four governmeut inspectors. '

in-ix-li* `

Mlnard'l Llnlmont Go., lllnlhd. .. ~..

Gentlemen.-Last. Winter l received

great benefit hom t.‘e uae ot IDN- ARD’8 LINIIENT in a lovers attack of l..nGrIppo,"and I have proved It to be very oitoctive ln canon of inflammation. _

Yours,

. W.A.H`U'TCBEONi'

lim

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second.

FREE. -

No. 17-The entire Island isdivided into two

districts-Charlottetown ‘Pd Royalty comprising the first district and the rest of the province constituting the

No. 2-A bicycle will he to each of

the two boys living in harlotteuiwn or Royalty andabicycle hoegchpf the two boys _from the mound di_strict having the highest and second highest vote.

No. 3-Four bicycles will be givenaway

is - 7

FourBoy s Bicycles To Bc

Given Away Absolutely FREE

__..._..\

.Contest Open To Every Boy on Prince Edward Island Wea ° Short P n -- 1 "°"E °°”"°N “WE”

ring _ 3 t5 wrrn Elica 2st- Puitquasu

No.6-Prizeswillbeavlanl

edearlymtbeaprliig.

Nov-Emil

uisumiamtiegivui

in ina uma

¢_. 1. .L-_,i ,_;

i-rv

_iii

' ~ aprize contest for boys _and the four splendid bicycles ¢ are lworth every endeavour to Win. _ -

Facts »Rfc`gardiiig the Contest

No. 4-The bicycles are of the latast im-

proved moist, with wasps brake, mud G00d

guard, mckel plated tnmmmgs, best tires, wooden rims, strodg frame and Bu in eas%nding seat. y '

No.5- otecuuptmsvyillbegiveninevery -

_ department at this store-and attliis

store only-with every purchase _, amountmgto25c Fmdicouponineans

one vote. For evmtggnmyoeéddmhmm

' ».. .

~"H¢f_*" !‘» if

» _ '_ A BICYCLE FOR YOUR BOY---FOR ANY BOY---FREE. '

is an offer solely for every boy on Prince Edward . . lslandmcveiyboy Wearing knee-length pants

‘ the offer is Wide open all along the line. No strings, -A

` -- -nolrefd no impossible conditions, no petty details or ex-

'actiifgjmles.

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