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lowing reference to the HBV If °“'°~" "iz: .°.°.:°.‘..::'.°..'::. i.“."..;'.: llll ll! U!

mmm ‘nd chnd"____, 5 trommthl; Sherbrooke lleeorvl. Ql¢». ltiiiil You llavs _ 1-»n~»

, - _ The. supper was served the dlnil\¢~

mom of the old Hausa which vas dec-

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- the Roypl Templar Hall, where the

Bears .' 'i__ tollowing programme was rendered.

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' ~ “Blue Bells ot Sc-otland"; address Rev.

M. Campbell; duet. Messrs. Wm. lac

hdleih '

bind* '

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rs' of the early. settlement ot this d's~

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&dCopyolWnppe:. _ "_ a .=-1 -.~~ ne. t..-. mv. ing was in the neighborhood of $3,250

v... ._ ~ - .\ir,_Boiiin. ot Megiintic, being the Con.

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Waltbam watclies are tlie best ancl most

famous in tbe world and a boolt about tliem is well wortb owning. We liave just completerl sucli a boolc. containing mucli lnforination and we

lcnow you will be interestecl in it. Please sencl for your copy toclay.

WALTHAM WATCHES

are tlie worlrlls stanclarcl for accuracy. durability anal beauty. Tb: worcl V\/valtliam on ci clinl is a complete watcli guarantee. No matter where you bouglit it. tlie largest watcb factory in tlie world stands baclc of it. Tbere is notl-iing you can buy for yourself or give to a fricncl wliicli is so replete with satisfaction. _

Be sure to sencl for tlie booltlet. We

mall it to you promptly.

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\_ ~;'/' _ bf-ell ‘»'isl§ing .\Ir. and .\lrs. John ’='iii-~ \ " - , Ui-'i'iif~. city, left _vesterdziy morning for

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and ls ot general interest Tho supper given by the Ladlm Aid Society of Marahore Que.. was a 8111>- eess, a large number being present.

orated with ferns and G EPSIGGIIS. A ter the supper the guests repaired to

Nr. N. H. MacLeod being chairman. Address b the chairman' chorus.

Leod and D. J. MacDonald; Gaelic chorus, "Anus an Gleann 'san robli iniog"; Mr. MacLeod spoke oi' the general feeling of discouragement that prevailed among the people when the building of the new Mamie was started but which was rapidly dis- appearing in the lace ot the many suc- cessful efforts that were being put forth to raise the necessary funds. Mr. Cainpbell, in the course of his _r¢>~ marks, gave an interesting account of his recent trip to Cape Breton, and, in sipeakiiig ol the military conditions .there. lie emphasized the call which has come to their own little corner oi’ the map for recruits for the Home lluiird In closing he read a sketch

nc is had been written in the year i891 for the “Sherbrooke Ga- zette" bv the late Mr Allan MacLeod

I h_ \ationai Anthem The pro feeds ol the evening were $45 70 The new Mansc is a handsome two storey frame and brick structure on a stone t'uiin1lation_ with all modern conven. iences and concrete cemented cellar and is a great improvement on the old buililiiig which has done duty since S83. 'ihe contract price for the build

mount has already been collected and tiiiiiili credit is due to the Ladies /iid ,Society ot the ( liurch for their splen-

____

::Safe soaps are the only kind to

use. lf you are not a judge of QL'/tif 111'. then you should reply upon some reliable druggists word. \Ve buy from reliable makers and can recoinmend A 30011 Soup for any purpose. Pltlvlis i»i:it <'.\i<i:_ Ui' To 351-. each. .i0ii.\'-

50_»"' k 5011-V50-\', Cor. Kent and Priiice Sts.

Peasdnits

fl_¢iy inornini; en route to Los Angeles. f zil.. where he will remain for the \Tllll0l".

_ H ugusta, .\i1-.,

U1 Sllplifl the winter with her sister. Mrs. Edward Herbert.

l Rev. Dr, Fullerton and Rev. G. 1'. 'l`-"il'l'1l`- "lI!~'. loft yesterday morning to :ittv~n1l thi- l’rc.~:l1yte-riaii Synod in St. Juliii.

__ _ )lrS. Pl-lr-r _\.f»w.~'onit‘. ('li:irlott<'iriwii if :it pi#-seiii in North (`zirlt-ton assist-` ini; iii caring for her mother .\Ir;<, ll, \\ adman,

-'Vllffflil thc visitors in llnlitax .\lon~

'l_1l,\' \\'*‘rf~ _\it-ssrs. t_‘_ .\inor1;, (;_ lf'-‘H53 0- (1F0Z0r_\’. ('h:irlottc-towii :ind fi. Green, New London.

wlvirs iinibrosc Sillipliant. Hunter ]"_"°"~ "@_""`""‘l hi' the _wr-stern train ‘lm ffvenlng- Un" Sllfllfllllg 2! business U11? in Fharlottctown.

_.mf -T=*11»@S Leizntizer. nf ine P.E.i. -*lege Batter

wort

iii? tile

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of ten submarines

rion of neutrality.

-:nl riiliccrs. who

with -l-inch guns.

iigcil seziwurd aint

und liintl furt~t>.'~'.

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ground

dnsltlncient cnmijg with

dllllte.

» I 1 ~ n u I "Shown here ina-s00d_ '~‘=Yl€‘Y °f

sizes and styles imthe nicest line uit Photo AIUIIIIII lllmdluld wish i0 5° ect ti-om. and. ~~uiey are irrwféd 5° moderately that you will not mind the cost. The Two Macs, 149 Great Geo-

susumniuss mon cANADA

Acsoss Ari.AN'ric

BOSTON,-Oct. 3.--A tlotilia of .»\I1l~

ericun-built submarines win-_:li_ ventur-

ed across the Atlantic _to ioin till; Bi-iii-Ei. naval forces at Gilira.-._ir. 'tm ~

the passage safely under its

er and \-:itliuut cxtraordiu=i_r~ r" ‘ fort for the Lrzws. at-r-or\l;i__ I '-

iei-5 i-i.i_~r-;v1;~¢| r1t~ic»toda__v_ '-

who shared in the expi-ditiffi. I

(onvoyed by larger waz-.<li»l}`~» U19 litzlc squadron of iou_i° \'ess».~i=`. fF‘T'5h Ii

from the yards st vrliicli the-' assembled, in Moi\treal_ l

down the St. Lawrence river, 11"!! af' w

ter a stop'-'at St. Johifs. .\tll~ sen for Gibraltar. No extrtfniel

weatlicr was ent.-ountf»rf~1l. :ii boats were able to nrnk-» the

under their own oiigines.

had _been made to tow them

got into trouble. G _ _ |

_ for heating and cooking. i

Completed in Montreal

f

The Flotilla formed part fi

ish uilmiralty had cnntractml Viiited States. After \\';isl1iiigton de- creed that the coiistruf-tioii of the ves- sels in this country woul~l h

shipped to ('ana1la. where _ were completed in ih~» yards of the \ Vickers Maxim (fompniiy. an 1-oni-ern. which two years it lislif-il ii branch in Muiitrca

building oi merchant ships.

ll;-' the middle ot' July thr-

lingland, conducted ii _=<_-ries

in the St. l.nwr(-ii(-e i‘iv1»r, 1!

' When it was estalilishcd new vessels werc seawnrtliy. they UW WHY' and 1lDDli!Ull0'l U10 G°V¢“|'"' sailed from .\I0iitreiil. under convoy oi' ll

the gunbout t'annda_ Ulf the

\iitit-osti. in thc Gulf fit St. I.zi\vrt.-iici-_

eurian. The latter, by :in Al had been taken over by the

.ind fitted out as an auxiliary'

ctiast of .\`c=wl'ouii1llanrl to St. Johns.

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i'i1_<1l :i crcw of two olliccrs and sixtecii -I

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‘:Ai.Lr ABOARD” 1

A PULLMAN Joi' RIDE IN Two SECTIONS ~.

.1 -- -- - ¢1FMers-ddieLy “°“"'°°f_:2 .':i.f.“..?<%i;°.:':..”i°.::ie'i°§‘i.‘i‘:.f.==“.:'.=i::.‘%. 1:: are-51" 61'.

Foitsss LAW nucum 'rini-1_oE_»Sl'l_0WS_

Canada’s Foremost Baritone l 31 7 alld 8445

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Provision w

a group

wliivli

for in the

the boats ll

limi arriveil from il

that the 0

Island of 0

;i<.liiiii‘zilt_v :it the beginning ofthe war, 10 ll3\"‘ the S0ldiel‘S Oi llltlifl light

L-i-iii_u;f,i~_ side by .side with British soldiers in 925 " `urope'_ Lord ll.'ir1ling1-. hr- aililed. logo()

‘ _= ;i, had given to india aspiriitioiis a _

One Lost in l'-'og W

\\'itli the Valigfiriiiii and

sliowing the way, the suhmiir

L

Canada Il

their nin~

the t‘algari:m_ to join the British sea I-‘0I1Sid0l`8ll0ll of their iieells :intl :\‘=- Sa( Dan).

pimtioiis to drnw thr-in closer to tho onli, px S-at

'l`horuiigli|y oiitfitt(-tl. the Valgariiiii (i0Vffl‘lllll‘fli\.

iurii<-il her pi‘nw wisiwurtl, suitiiig hor ' ' ini:-o lo tliv wiillnwiiig stride

iiiwitt-izes. Thi- l;iit»~r ir:i\'t»llt~d on thi- lil

.<iiri'a1’~> tlirougliont the voyage, pro ll"'ll~‘1l liv 1-riiilo nil on inns l-lncli vitr-

_ were

iroceeded iic

it

l. put to pi _ _ Y _ _ 3" l‘0\lgl1 ly so large as some ofthe Britisli<liui‘I¥t` trges. Twenty-five iiiiles .iii llolll’

nl all the boats. and ure designed more for o - W __ long run shore operations than t'or_decpsezi Small briiiticlieiizzlililult 8111345) ork. Subuierge they are dr|\’f‘ll |15’ lakes 3 "’ '°“ ‘ ‘

if they Qi

the Brll- PORTRAIT PRESENTED

,, 3 ,_-mm. LOND().\', 01.-t. 3,- |'I“hro\igli

n

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ygngiisii council chamber )'€Sl€l'll3>' UDOD U10

go c_~'tali- D _ _

1 fu, th.. riartiings. th vw-rvy.iz1veii hr U1? _

Maharaja of Kasinih:iz;ir_ l‘nn_1lit P

guiiiimr. hiadaii Mohan Malaviyii, in prr-.<1-iitiliii 3

gn... W-,T9 ,pndy for mv “,,,,.,-_ ,mg nrt the portrait on lwtirih ot_ tlif- .\i=ili~ 5_

rajai, paid an elequcnt trilintt- to 545 2_1()

of iriais Lord Hardiug‘s viceroyiilty urging '_ . -

lan lint-r. fl

of hor its (io\'r‘riior-(if>iier:il of India will r'_\-

' h Americaiisubmarliies. we-rc wvll iS_

ers, who had their first experience that a one or two miles an l10lIr bl’001‘?

blowing. A threo iiiilcs :in hour .

_ .1 - - . _ the _ ~

eased with them. They are not near- wind will Just Sl" ‘ht leave” ‘"3

ectric motors, but in the \'0)'agc t0_ ibraltar, electricity wzis uSefl only

l sway the trunks; :it forty the

WIND VELOCITY.

The majority otpeople are unable ti

determine the wlnd‘s velocity. Wim the smoke from a chimney moves my -straigliti vertical column, it mimi,

TO LORD HARDINGE.

Canadian Government Railways

Prince Edword' lslond Railway

espatth from Simla, india. says: An going 0cw|,,_.,- 9 and 1|), returning ntoher 12th.

pressive scene was enattril iii tli~°

resentatioii of zi portrait of Lord

_‘#9 __ ‘SN

further extension ot'_ Ili; i-Ixrell-_ ncy‘s term of ofliue until the ond oi

.M_ Noon

00 1.20

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th, 1915

#iw 5 F i* és-§==f~=»=

1\.M. Atlantic Standard Timo

Dep. Cliurlottetown Arr.

lliinter River

45 12.00 '1`.It:'>

8.30

9.27 3.30 8.50 A rr.

L55 Kensington '

Summer side Dep.

_

THANKSGIVING DAY, October iltli_-ltouiid trip tickets will be sold

me paris were R€l1Y‘f\"S 0U2“'f1 “H““"Fl`*'\ -‘P‘"`l'-‘l single fart- goingt)ctoh1-r iltli, 1-1-tiiéning October 12th; Fare. and one tiiim

Trains Outward Tfllns IUWIUIV Read Down Rnd UP

RH: P.M. 10-50 _(_ , 9-if '~ 5.93

:L02 Enierald Jct. 9.21 5.45 75.10

' 855 5.02 `

'iso

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if-iiit`s policy during his tenure of 8 tiic.-1:-_ `

The Indians ot' Sinila also f\iiu»r-1

.h,._,~ Wei-9 jiiingii by me cruiser ('31. tained Lord lltirdinxe. Speaking at ujaé

ie gathering Ilaijah Sir llarnnm IL45

Bi-iiigii alluded to the Vim-roi"s kecii dc-sire

Pull.

40 12.10

1.42 3.10

U9FSm> »~o»;~ momwmg

F P

Summersido Arr.

Port Hill 0'Leary 2.40

4.22 Alberton 5.20 Arr. Tignish Dep. _ 12.30

Dep.

P N. 5.30

.°’°>ff~' QQ? oo,-1

Dep.

Arr. Cape Traverse Dep.

A.M. P.lll.

Emerald Jct. Arr. 9.16

8.40

8.09 7.00

eight and dignity to whicli they linll

ever before attained, and his name -

gms vny. would he ret.-orded in iinlioiial his- ‘iw _

along the south tory as one who had assisted towartls " _L36 ` Moron _ '

"“‘tlie attainment by the people ni india* 45-,7

'l`h1» only iiiisaflv\»iitiir1» vsas the loss ot ‘lf !l1“lI` flgllls 243 "lliZ@l\S ilbfbilfl illlfl 5_g1)

nina of tht-ni in zi fm: for two days. the fulltonstltutioiial devt-lopiiif-iit

P* 3-fa¢¢cnm> >--si-1-c.¢.~ ui.:-i-ice:

Charlottetown Arr. Mt. Stewart

9.30 8.27 7.58

St. Peters 7.36

A rr. Souris Dep. 0.35

D81).

!“!°F"l*.°' S353?-

Th~y rviiiaineil in the liarhor ni' St. Of lll0lI' ClliZ9DSlllD ill lntliil. "10 Johns tor four tl:i_\'.=: to have ' `

Lord Hardinge in the course of his _ "

_-\rr. Elmira Dep. 5.25

r~liin<»ry a1ljustcd. vrliilc tht- Ualgariaii l'f*lJl_\' Said that his earliest flf:.~'ir1; had ` _Q0 S 4-' ` took on suiipli»:~_~= for all the bo ' _ lm hundred men of the 1\'ewfoundlan1l terial welfare and tlevclopnmiit nt his 530 10 -_.5 nzival rf-:grerw and 200 solilitfrs of the f€ll0\\' llldlllll S\lblf‘<‘\S. Alifl he haiill 6'05 11`05

.\'t~wi`oiiiidlniid rt-Qfiiiient weiit ziliotird 0|lll€3\'0l`€fll. lil? S1li’l- lil’ ll\‘»l1¥ll!fUl 5-.-1 ' ~'

‘ 4- ti

als. Ono always been to froiitributc to the ma- 509 9 »- '

Arr. 8.20

7.28

7.04

Dep. 6.30

Dep. M t. Stewart

Ca rtligan lilnntzi cue

Arr. Georgetown

Zen? °3?i3i

The term ot' omrzo of Lord lliir1liui:t~

ro nit Nnvemlii-r 23rd cf this year.

ex. Bat. only

_ &Sun.

Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 Vernon River 8.23 Murray Harbor Dep.` 0.30

pine: clr\;»»- civic

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7.00 Arr.

Dany -sit.

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‘,_ Its glove-like fit is permanent

fl neither lose its shape nor shrink .1 .

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This perfected

Union Suit is

because knitted in during the _ 1 making, and because the fabric will -' -

Its soft, comfortable smoothness is due to line quality yarns and the even texture of the Si' Needle fabnc.

Watson’s Union Suits for ladies are made with the Klosed Kroteh as shown -a feature of real lasting comfort.

If you" prefer other styles, your dealer has them in Wstson’s-including Vests, Drawers, Corset Covers, Blsclt Tilh¢S1 EN-

~ Insist on Watsonfs

'rim wivrson iaaituricrunmo co

Lillilfied

3° Brantford _ ' 0“f“5°

L

_,_ Alvin# .rw

witli her mother, Mrs. G. A. Iierii- iéslm-oni_ returned _ homo this week - le was tit‘r:0nl|'i£1ni1'-1| hy her sister' Miss Jciinio.-S_v1lnc~\' Exo,

_THHUWS 100.000 'Hill

__

LONDON Oct. 4.--The Government

decree ordering all factories in Hun- Kllry, engaged in the manufacture oi' cotton goods, to cease work and sur- render their stoclts for military pur~ poses has thrown 100,000 persona out ot work in Bohemia alone and at least as many more in other parts of the Empire. says s Budapest despatch to the Post. _

_ _

Mlnard's Llnlmont Go., limited. .. ..

_ Gentlemen.-Last Winter I nedved :rest baneiit from t‘e use of IIN- AltD’S LINIHIIN1' in a severe ottlck ot Lailrlppe, and I have frequent!! proved it to be very Oilootivl ht USIU of illlllnlnatiou. -

t"|l`\D[ IN _

bargain.

make a fine

HOPE

We have and sizes ed to sell at

lesstlian

COME

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- » ' . r Fimriotteiown. NU/'VE-50 ~ EA SY *_ , ° 0)

°"l'° has l’""" Sllontling the summer ."`».A

Even if you do nofwant

UF Wlllll Ill Hllllillll °“°”°‘”“- Wi” 1”’ ’°”

to take this chance of

A mce trunk would

' 15 _ Men for Garri

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f*f“` fl21.vS hvforellilr Lciglitizt-r's del- .; .H .

liarturc for the front. A /// prlly; P- FUFKUSOII. (ieiieral Mzinzig- \

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_ These men will nbc trained in Char-

ngg _ _ lottetown under command of Lt. Col. J.. R. i.';s;:.:.‘;:_"- '|'|,e,e~ Trunk, Allan and offieered by ,Island Officers. _

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