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SPECIAL BALLOTS Al‘ THEATRES TO-DAY.

MA

Also “THE LEATHER i

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. RALPH DARRACII

At. West Rivet‘, St. Catherines, on i Oct. 5th. Jenn AlucLeod, beloved. wile of Ralph Ddrrzioh at the early ngc of ‘.31 years. Airs. Darruch was g 515w;- nl lzev. Geo. B. MacLeod, of St. Peters, NS, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen S. MacLcod were with her in ‘her last illness. ‘Mrs. Darraeh was vcry ill for six‘ weeks or more. She gave birth to a l little daughter one month before her death and the child is doing} well. Much sympathy is felt furl the husband and relatives in this‘ time of their sadness. Mrs. Darraeh was young and was a splendid little ivorkei" and if spared WUllId have taken her place in the home and ‘Cullllllllllily, where she is dccplyi lllOllHLHI.

The funeral took pliire uzi Wed-

ncsdzrv and wits eoiidueteil by Rev. ‘

D. K. Ross‘ and Dr. A. C. VlllCflllLj 'l‘he burial was at Clyde ltivez" Bap- tist Cemetery and the pail bearers

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by u, . i"l. ll l‘ ur-xii" l one e ‘.~i ' ‘lhn ill‘. ‘nd ti . iii-iii" ll‘ mil" trip from r‘ »\ liiiil l i ‘I i‘ York lli T ll’illi -. "':"t!' i“ "-

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veer-r alone, yet always lonely. Following blind alleys of infatuation in her search for the road to lasting love. Then ﬁnding it too late. , ' ,

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i i, i l wrru WILLIAM BLAKEWELL Lil“ CODY — ZASU PITTS

""S'l‘()U'l‘ HEARTS and WILLING HAND "

\ NEW COMEDYWVITH i, iii;.\n LINERS AND can

cziiiaiitwauinnirii

.~»l‘lllNG oLOSsOMS Straw blossoms and purple violets

id tiie preriniis day by MrS.

c.nity of Bcllviderc.

VALLEYFIIZLD-OIKWELL "Eén Seiiiecs. Octobﬁi‘ 25th. l0 a. m.

akﬂliijrfiiiltl, Gaelic. 11 a. m. Valley-l

' rid. Enulish, '1 p. m. Orwell Head. Jhe W. ll \\'iicl1irsdiiy night at 8 O'ClOOk w the \'ﬁilll‘_\'lllil(l Church. Lantern?

" ‘HS l..\\V FIRM-Mr. Gord-f iliiiii, B. A., L. L. B., 0I~ n5 left Wednesday morn

Jemima Maclvlillan of Alberry, .n..=. . I

f. Thanksgiving will be‘

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VAGRANTS ARRESTED -'1'hr9o lvagrants were arrested over the

“f” "t m“ G"“"dla“ yesterd“ week end by the Provincial Police.

The coming cold weather will be

~. \\»/i1.i=n, iilsboyo street, in ham on these gentry if they per-l;

sist in coming to the Island in

search of easy Plﬁkinss.

IN PORT-The S. S. Rosalind, Captain Reginald Kane docked at;

Pownal Wharf about 2 o'clock yes- terday afternoon with a general cargo from Montreal. From here she 5.111s for Newfoundland with a gen

potatoes. BRIDE-ELECT ENTERTAINED-

Mrs. Cyrus MacMlllan was hostess at a luncheon yesterday in honor of

_ m“ ‘m. Hm,“ s“. Mnrm when, hefMLiss Gladys MacNutt, whose mar-

ii \-.i'it l‘ll1E'i‘ the luw fii'in of lvlcFadd- “BB9 t0 Ml E. Gordon Montgomery ii‘ quit vueuaiiim Mr. E. ‘v. Mac-Pi Drummmldvllm- Que" l5 taking 3i ‘Lui of this firm is the son oflpmce °n Saturday RYWPW“ Mrs‘

Keith Hutchlson will be hostess at a tea tomorrow afternoon in her honor. Others who have entertained

were: Aquillit Bowman. Lawrcnep ‘I ‘Ova, in iiiiri l.‘ (W. V,‘ Hum. _-~__- l

Cimndicr. Watson Livingston. l-lcber “v‘°_ "11.; m, .‘,,‘,,',' h, y... liHHiXll-JN CALLED-The firemen If” ‘he bﬂd°'°‘°°" a": M's‘ David

MacLean and Ivan Dnrrach. r1311‘; w)" ‘T my)“ f"; 'n‘llnhql_"nl. H. lmndpd yesterday mommg about lCrombic, who gave a luncheon at ~-\ '\':<-._ * . i ' -

The following are the floral tri- butcs".

Wreaths: - Ralph, Clyde River Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Alli- son MacMillan.

Crescent-The Danach family. Mrs. Moore and family.

Spruyz-Mr. and Mrs. i). L. Mac- Klnnon, St. Cathcrincs Women's In- ‘I stitute. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Colviile, - Mrs. Wesley flood, Mr. and Mrs? Michael MacDonald. 9478-10-20-1i l

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Along The Water Front

(‘arvells Wharf

S. S. Rosalind. Captain Kenn ar- rived in port yesterday from Mon- treal and after discharging a gen- eral cargo here, loaded a mixed rrun and snlird last evening for 3t. Pierre and St. John's. Nlld.

Schr. Divlflfkiy, Captain Fraser is at present loading a cargo of snlt and molasses for Riehibucto and Rextoii, N. B.

Carraghers Wharf Schr. Bonus. Captain Frank

Buudrrault is now ready to sail.

Srhr. Eleanor, R. Hammond, has; sailed.

G lllls’ Ivharf

Sehr. Victor \V, T. Captain Dan-i

iel Ferguson has ﬁnished dlschariz- D

iniz a cargo of coal.

FHOOT AT COVEHEAD

A shoot ivaa hr-id at the Covehcaci

Rifle Range Saturday. October >17,=

The scores are as follows:

aiitomrhil s iii (Itziziih - r V.’ nothing in icon i» iiivniirn Tl i9“.i’.i. their e'"l‘ii\1\'i~rl value lvlii". l 861,000. In laiito lees in Pzinei‘ was $480. Liis ‘the revenue

_fri"‘i F" l '7.-

llilli 1h"

tiu- liiiil

Figures \\'.~i.‘_~ their :.‘.iiii\‘I‘i‘f. the increase of .'nii-~niiilieii~ ufiietiiriiii: in (Zin:iil;i. ‘m. lTYHiilO ll'll’.\' uiri- lnill‘ ii the iziiili‘ of llix ii. p 071138. Hui‘

vain» iif import; Iii Zfiiil liiiri‘ \i'.i 1i (lrop in th-i routine of a there w lot 1. mile i f w: in (fiin.iii.i. T’ thrvieiniiils- of miles. .» . been rail that ill.‘ 1 lfliliili‘i"isli people. r ' its pir i-iipiiii in ‘ iiierr-i..i~rl ‘

lil‘lll'l "rein- niiil "iii _

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intro’. .'l. iwii iii

rilililifl iiiiﬂ“ ‘ii. ll I.vt'\'

row.

from “ "7 ‘ ‘ i“ to $1ll3_l|lln.tllllt iii !'= ‘i t.-

nf the mllrii- l)"

irar lnzir: lii P'!::i l‘

l'tl'(l inst _\'i‘2ii' ilii "

$600 worth if h m‘: U r .-

th’? TOlllHt Afsuiiii‘ u.

Mr. Ives iii eiei- ‘i z" ‘z ll .='

of tho dEIIerFii‘ lfii‘ i i

eliidirg: ti!" Au" mt and lﬁoiitiiiiiiv

rs iii this r1‘):

The (‘lifilflllllli r l‘! -i.' ' the i'.’if‘r~ ll1l‘I'l "n". 'l' "‘ ' Uiiy rind li"lll‘l':l‘.' ~, ., l " ~ ‘w\\'~ inl: ii0r..iiii'ii \' - l: i‘ at guests n." the \ ii i l e- Kiininn. Jnm . i Klir-

pliy mid Alzini i:~

V110 Wis 4' .

The eh iiriiiuii ' iivviieri his, [hunks tn l‘. ('II‘ltil"“'I Li‘ 1a: - tilllfii" Cliff ii in l'!i‘l2l"f 'ii"i tii"

M. Bearisto ... 90 H. Cudmore ... ... B8 J. Marlvflllsin 8B H. Marshall .. an J. Maye .. 851 J. Ailuii

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l'~~-.-~vv-rvvd srﬁc of western hors- u. will be held at Albert MeDoug- nlﬁs farm at Canoe Cnve. Oct. 21st n‘. 2 o'clock p. m Thesi- "rc a vcryi eloic. lot of fir-res, rargiiic; in agcl f-om lwn in fivr years old. Terms ni sale. J. A. MeDONALD. Auctioneer l) l“. Rosa oiiiier.

0418-10-17-31

Powder. lrnpreuia. I _ h’;

53M Peoria.

PRODUCTS FOR niz/iurv‘

ilaiiiilitei- of’ Mr. and Mrs. D. Pres“

l ..l {lie ereztun of the monument

i iillﬁﬂﬂ its writers one so well qual-

mee of Mr. Perry, 232 King i. The blaze which was-on,

\'l' GYRO-lvfr. Harry Jamleson?

‘ti; lhr‘ chairman at’ the reguiarl

ii- "ii ivieciiiic held last evening at’ ('.lllilflltlii National Hotel. This. . .1 e-"iii-riil business meeting and | il.'ili'l\ <li sion took place. Mr. C. .‘.l Wiiiliiiir. tiild of his visit to the ‘iliilWP/il (lyvro Club where he was Iloiinclefs Day speaker last, ‘.‘.l""l'.. |

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Wi-JUUING BELLS-The murriiizei ML Anna (lladys MacNutt,|

of

.‘.’.'.i‘l\llll.l, of Miupcque, Prince ‘r-iid Island, to Mr. E. Gordon of Drummondviile, ildrst son of Mr. and Mrs. '. Nlnntgomerv, of Toronto. is i; plllCc quietly on-Saturday lllO0ll next, at halfwpast threa .i-l:, ill Knox-Crescent Church hrit‘ only attendant; will b6 . .t.~r, bliss Muriel MacNutt, of i iirlue, while Mr. Eric Stethem, uronto, will be best man. The viirin following the ceremOlWI he held nt the residence of Mn.

i

.‘!.<| Air's. n. u. Mitchell. the Had-l

mm ilviil iipzii-tmenLs, Sherbrookei "not West.» Nlontrcai Star 15th.

INTERESTING ARTICLE — The iladalc Pioneers is the subject‘ ioihcr charming article by “Ada. mid," the well known Islandi iMi-s. Neil llfucbeod, Sum-

~ , xvhleh appears in the Oc- iiiimber of the Dlllldllsle Re- ‘lhis family perhaps the old- ~ Sriittish family in Prinié Ed- Jilifl IJ-llllid has contributed many iiiiillPlil. iiien to Church and State -’ in Liu- stirring days of “the Fort/y Y to the present. The history interestuiz fnmlly is traced ' ll in the landing at Sootchfort

nmiiiii-iiiorate the arrival . ;1ii- lzz-st considerable body . .~ .i~...u immigrants. Among the ~ l:(i\\‘n members of the inter- g family is the Rev. John A. Iiyiilxmzilil l". P., Grand River, and hiiiiin Commissioner for Prince §ll.'.'liYd Island. While the story in gﬂteritl interest to Prince "ilzviird IRlJIlfI farming as it does . link between the past and the ixﬁbllt 1‘. will be of special inter-

t to the members of the family . c fortunes are so interestingly ufrnyed in Mrs. Zuincfueodti graph-

\ narrative. Prince Edward Island .»- to be congratulated on havin!

‘It

iierl to take tip the threads of n .i. moi-y too much of which has been .:lI>\‘.€(l to lapse and it is hoped

11.40 to an nliirm for a fire at the ‘the Marbmwugh G0“ Club‘ Mrs‘

George Fairhead, a tea and cup and saucer shower, and Miss Marlon

...,,,“ 11w roof of a porch at the back of marl" m“ enwrmmed at B‘ bridge‘ t‘ ilie housp was extinguished wfth-l “Montreal Sh“ Oct" 15th‘

.~.:y lldlilflilt‘ beyond the burning of Li. li-w shingieh.

WATERFRONT ACTIVITY -— At the present time there is consider- able activity down and about the waterfront. Repairs on the car ferry are proceeding rapidly. In this connection it is interesting to watch tho welders at work. They are pro- tected by an iron maskfa curious sort of affair, consisting of iron slabs joined together making the wearer seem a robot. Workmcn are engaged in repairing the left side near the head, of the Marine Wharf The Rosalind. a trim freighter from Montreal, was discharging a cargo of empty bags and canned fruit at Carvels wharf. She sailed last night at 10 p. m. for St. Pierre.

POLICE COURT—A record bf“! lng docket appeared at the Police Court yesterday morning, 15 cases were heard. There were four cases of infraction of the Milk by-Law. One offender was fined $5 and costs or 10 days, another $5 or 10 days, another $3 or l0 days and a fourth was adjourned until today. Four drunk and incapable cases were heard. Two of the offenders had their $10 ball bonds astreated, an- other W55 fined $10 and costs or 20 daya and a foilrttfrecelved a 20 days suspended sentence. Two of- fenders in dangerous driving cases had their $80 ball bonds astreated. There were four cases of speeding

two offenders were fined $5 andl

vagrant was sentenced to 20 days imprisonment.

ENJOYADIZI SOCIAL-The con- gregations of Marshfleld, Mt. Stewart and Highficld Presbyterian churches, held a "get together" no- cial at the Manse, Marshfigld, on Thursday evening- The ladies brought basket lunches, which was served by the young ladies of the congregation. A splendid musical program was given under the direc- tion of Professor Tanton. assisted by Miss Ethel Coombs, whlla splendid vocal talent was a delight to all- Messrs. Masher and Dennis in their duetts gave masterly ren- dition of sacred and secular songs. Prof. Tnntnn also gave a reading and responded to the encore. Rev. Hnnnley Stewart was present and gave l. short address full o! pithy anecdotes and strong admonlﬂqn to the members of the churches, Auld Lang Sync was sung and friendships circle formed. Vow o! thanh liven to Prof. Tanton and singers, to Dr. and Mrs. gouge, W310 ll h“?- aﬂd hostess were voted

‘u- will not permit her pen to rust imlil much more of the early hil- inry of this Province 1s told.

jolly good fellows. A real helpful Ind lﬂlillfln! eveninl closed with the Notional Arnhem.

nture. ltev. D. M. Sinclair, Min-lentil @9189 (mil-skiing In Part 912cm“ have greatly impmved Q1511-

lcoato or 10 daya a third $10 and. leoats or 30 days, and a fourth had~ his $4 bail bond estreated. A lone i

— . " ‘ ‘Wi? {bun 0Lb"'sn6c'—s;m ' Jimmy's Shoe Shine Parlor. We are

just dyeing to make them look like 94U4-10-20-2i

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yesterday morning a car accident occurred at the Queens Arms. Two cars while trying to make the turn. moulded slightly. Neither the 00w- ‘punts or the vehicles were trill-IN“- l HOME IMPROVEMENTS-Mums lWooldrldge Bros, Covebead Road ,and Mr. Ambrose Doyle, Pleasant

{farm tuiiainzs durl!!! the vast summer. ’

CALEDONIA AND MURRAY IlAItBOUR Presbyterian Church services will bc as follows: Oct. 22nd Miss A. N. Murray, B.A., of the Manse will give a missionary ad- dress under the auspices of the W. M. S. at the Caledonia Presbyter- ian Cburch,,7 p. m. Miss Murray has a co " fuDIO collection of Bri- tish Guiana Curios which will be on exhibition. Oct. 25th, services at Caledonia at ll. a. m. and 7 p. in. and at Murray Harbour at 3 p. m. Nov. 1st, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Caledonia. Rev. Quincy A. McDow- ell, of Sydnqi Mines will assist. Rev. Allister Murray, Minister.

FINED AND GUN CONFISCAT- Slit-Yesterday morning at l0 o'- clock on information of Migratory Bird Warden, Spurgeon Jenkins, a

before Magistrate Tweedy, charg- ed under the Migratory Birds‘ Con- vention Act with hunting black ducks in closed season. The accus- ed was found under auspicious cir- cumstances on a duck marsh on the East River, above Mount Stewart on August 17th. He was found guilty and fined $25.00 and casts or two months and his gun ordered confis- cated.

TRANSFERREIJ-A. T. Kerr, of the Canadian Bank of Comme DC, Charlottetown. arrived in Halifax last night to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs- D. B. Knight. 24 Morris Street. On Sunday he will accompany his mother, Mrs. R. F. Kerr, who has spent the past three weeks with Mrs. Knight, to New Glasgow. Mr. Kerr, has lust received word of his transfer to tho Bank's branch at St. John's, Nfld. and will sail shortly to take over his new duties-Halifax Chronicle Oct. 17.

BELLIVEAU-DOIRON — A Wed‘

RADE

TIIE SUPREME IN TIIRILLS. AD- VENTURE AND A LOVE DRAMA.

amour ACCIDENT - m. 8- T

resident of Mount Stewart appeared .

“Fon' OItiVELIJ-VER- NON for Sunday Oct., 25th are as follows: St. Andrew's ll a. m. Cherry Valley 3-30 ii- m- Vernon River Thankszlvlnz Progmmmc by

note change of hour for Cherry Valley and Vernon. H. Pierce. Mili- ister.

a MEETING of tile’ shareholders of the Charlottetown Hotel Co. Ltd. was held in the Board of Trade rooms Saturday evening at 7.30 p. m. There was a fair attendance of shareholders, to receive the 11-13011 of the liquidators, Messrs. W. K. Rogers and Col. D. A. McKinnon. The report showed a cash balance on april 24, i031, as audited by Don- ald S. Hart. Since thenIthc lots have been sold from which (JIIbUUISEIIIEIItS have been made for various expen- ses. The statement showed thc c.\'- penses incurred and the amount of cash on hand, this statement being audited by Mr. C. H. B. Lorigworth. Various shareholders present spoke very highly of the manner in which the ‘liquidators had carried out their duties and resolutions of apprecia- tion, etc., were passed. The final dividend cheques which will wind up the affairs of the company will be mailed by registered mail today.

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SPLENDII) '.'l.:.‘r'—,)ii ‘liiursduy night, Oct. 15th, the play entitled, “Flnnigairs Fortune“ was presented in Afton l-lall by the Cornwall play- ers under the direction of Mrs. W. M. Crosby, and was much enjoyed by the large and appreciative audi- ence present, who followed the for- tunes and misfortunes of the Fin- nigan fnniily nnd their associates with intense interest from start to finish. The play abounds in Irish wit. and humor, and is so full of amusing situations that the audi- ence was kept in a continual roar of merriment. The hearty applause given, and the excellent order maintained during the entire per- formance furnished ample proof of the merit of the play and the skill of the players, who portrayed their several parts in a most realistic manner. Between the acts, excep- tionally well rcndcrcd solos wcrc contributed by Mr. John Hcartz, Mr. Hazcn Howard, and Mr. Wm. But- ler, and a well arranged trio was sung in perfect harmony by Meinrs. Heartz, Shaw and Butler, 1.115s Ina

ding of much interest was solem- inlzed on Thursday, Oct. 15th., at St. Hand's Roman Catholic Church at Barachois, N. 3., when their pas- tor Rev. Father Edgar LeBlanc, un-

veau, con of Mr. and Mrs. John Belllveau. of Bhedlac, and MLss Ida Dob-on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August/e Doiron, of Barachois. The bride entered the church on the um of her brother, Mr. Leandra Dolron, while tho wedding march was beautifully rcnderﬂ! by Mrs. Albert Bellivcau, of Shediac. The groom was supported by his brother Mr, Uiyale Belllveau. During the mass beautiful selections were aim! by the choir. The bride was dalntlly attired in a white satin and lace gown with the conventional veil hold ln plum by a ooronet of orungc blossoms. She carried a bouquet of tea roses. After the ceremony which was wltnelﬂd by the Pﬂentu and large numbers of friends, the p-"ii". went to the bride's home where a dalicouu luncheon 1m curved, aTM which Mr. lhd Mn. nelllvuu left on g, mm: trip w Prince Mill-rd Island. The bride! travelling col- turne was n blue silk u. blul goat and an with shoes and nook- inn to ‘nit-ch. Mr. and Mn. B1111- veau rcoefvod numcmul gifts. Th1

but wtuhq m extended to it. 1M Mrs. Bellfvoau for a long and happy married IﬂIw-IIOIIOUGI 11ml. i

lted 1n marriage Ml‘. Edgar Belli-‘

Livingstone being the very capable accompanist for the singers. There was also a sale of home-made candy and altogether a substantial sum was realized, part of which goes to defray expenses of repairing Afton Hall.

n rcnsolj/ms

Miss Bernice McCabc, St. Avards.‘ spent the past week at Covchead Road.

Mlrs. Harry Cudmore and Mrs. R- H. ‘Rogers of ‘Charlottetown, were guests of Mrs-. B . Godden, Brooksldc Avenue last week-New Glasgow News.

friends will regret to learn that Fred Atkins. of Fienncll and Chand- lers has entered the City Hospital suffering from plcurlqv.

Mrs. Grim. ll. Full and sister have bwi uwiidinr a week in New Y°Tk Oil-y and are registered at the Montnlblr Hotel

Misc Christine Davrson of Albany Prince Edward Island, who h“ been in Baranac Lake for the pact W" 7"". l! passing tlTc winter ln Glmbﬂdilv. Mass. While here she

Choir and others at '1 p. m. Please l

- Mr. Frown Murdock, formnly of’

4m "ma, ,-,,7,_,,,,,,,_,,_, Ground Limestonc Richmond on Tnunday night. 82ml ___... l; OLcary Orchestra. minimum. “"'"°"°‘” This ll thopropur time

._.S‘SIDE POLICE COUIT-JEQI [nan appeared in the Summeratdu ‘Police Court on Monday "W193, ‘charged with being dﬂllli and V"

- co unread Limestone for your next year’! crop We have a supply on hand. Call or write for

fined $1 and Wlw-"s { 1311c”- i-PREACHED IN BAPTIST l l

CHURCH -- Rev. Dr. Thomnwiu A. a GO.

IGeneral Missionary. assisted Rein‘! _

EMr. Wilson at the United Bﬁliiil“ “r

mi-io-iv-ao-az-si

Church services on Sunday and wall the speaker at the evening service.‘

f} _S —M.r. Albert m. mu: of cmir- ‘f

- lottetown was a visitor to Bummer- 4

_F'NED ‘m AND COSTS _ side last week-S Magistrate ‘Iweedy held a prohibit- ion Court at Summer-side on Bat- urday, Mr. Haywood prosecuting a Summerside party was fined $300 and costs for having liquor in hi! possession. The remainder of the cases were adjourned-S

-tvn-. and Mrs. oeom auteur and Miss Gretta. Barbour of Char- lottetown were visiting old friends in Summcrsidc inst week-S

—Mrs. Herbert Brown and’ JMrl. Bennett wife of Profcnsor Bennett _ of Charlottntown were visitors to Summer-alder!

-I-INTIJRTAINIZD FRIENDS Mrs. John McKenzie entertained It bridge for her granddaughter, Mfg Evelyn McKenzie at her home on Notra Dame Street, Summer-aide. About thirty guests were present land B, delightful evening spent. Ro- frcshments were served by tho

l c t ssisted by some f the £1582: o —Muter Jackie, five year 01d con

I of Mr. and Mn. Howard Clark 0! ‘ Alberton underwent a slight oper- ' —-EXCHANGED P LPITS-R . -

U W atlon in the Prince County Hospital

C. J. St. Clair Jean! of Bumrnorafde ,Presbyterian church exchanged on Mmumy‘ H° u doing “hell's

luuipiis with Rev. .1. K. Fraser, 19.0.,

—Mrs. Waiter Callback of Bum- “ had as her guest for tho week end Mn. MncKay and Mina Purdy of the Parnell Concert Com Why. Amherst-S

-Mr. John Wedge, who hi8 been visiting friends on tho Island n- turned to his home in 5t. John, NH ‘ B., on Saturday-u!

vof Aiberton on Sunday. ‘There wore large congregations at both church cs 9nd the eloquent sermons of the preachers were enjoyed by alL-S

—R4v. Dr. Maser, of Alberton who took the service; in the Pru- byterian Church at Bummerslde on Sunday. renewed many old friend- ships, many of his former parish- ioners at Albcrfon being now real- donta in Sllmdﬂfllddre

—-PENSION BOARD T0 BE IIELD AT SUMMIIISIDE-Jﬂr. J. F. Amctt of Summcrsidc has rc- ceived word from m. Antoine Chasse, Registrar of the Permian Board at Ottawa, that a sea-lion of the 'I‘rlbunal of the Pension Board will be held at the Court House, Summcrslde, early in Novcrnbcr, This will be for the convenience 0t Prince County returned men, and was obtained through the effort! of Mr. Arnett who applied u; the Board for a sitting at Summ ” -—S

—Mrs Chester Young and her two chlldml. who have been spend in: the summer with Mn. Horton. (Mrs. Young's rnther) at Bilin- mcralde, have returned to their home in Boston, Mus-s

-ANNIVERSARY SERVICE —- Trinity United Church, Sumner- slde, held their anniversary service on Sunday, Rev. Prof. E. R. M. Bracken, D. D., of Mount Allison University and lecturer of Plnﬂ Hill College was the special preacher It the morning and evening services. Dr. Bracken is an eloquent gpcalrer and his sermons were _of great in- tcrcst to the large congregation who attended. Hts subject at the morning service was "The Office of the Church" and in the evening “The God of Jesus." The Parnell singers assisted the choir at the evening service. Selections were a trio by Mr. Webb Pram, MQ antr- lcy and Mrs. MacKay and l duet by Mrs. fvlacKay and Mr. Fram- which were very much appreciated, Rev. L. B. Campbell, B. A., con- ducted the devotional part of the service. Following the evening ur- vlce a recital of sacred song; was given by the Farnell singer-l, Mrs. Webb Fraser presiding at the organ —S

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Eastern Guardzan ' anon: TRINITY onuncu - xjq "An Old Church with u. New Via»

ton," Georlhtnwﬂ. will hold its ninety-first Anniversary BGIVIOOI, Sunday, Oct, 39th. 11 g. m. "The Value of Church Training, for tho Chlldrln." 8 p. m. Children's Scr- vloe “The Child Sunuel". ‘I p. in "Store up the gift of 00d which ll in than." 2 Tim. 1-6. Capt. l". M‘. Belt, in charge.

“GIABIE INSTITUTE - Th! ‘regular monthly meeting»! Mario W. L, mct at the home of Mrs. I. R. Cullen on Tuesday evening Oct» 19th. The meeting opened with the ﬂinging 0f the "Institute Ode" E1- oven members "answered roll call with my birthday month and atone, Twelve visitors I075 preunt, ma- uteu of the int meeting won read approvld and signed by u“ m“. idem». A short discussion on bua~ W" M11111: out of the minum tool: place. It was decided that. tho ,_ swam"! Purchase tho Mlp of Europe before next mating, mm. mitten reported and new one; wan iinmlnhd- The nmcrnm content wu begun at this muting. A Bean Contact wu held which moved s ‘ very tum-eating futun of the "Mt-ml. the win coins to Mrs. n. Tobin. Mrs. Ocwald Dfngwull ln- , vlhdtlumcmbmwblr home for i’ their annual mcoﬂng. Roll all in .' P9..P.‘!‘."'.°F94.....v!tb.!'lnund:y Hint!” Refreshments were carved and g

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PERSONALS

—Mr. E. W. Manson of “ side hits returned from a vlglﬂ to Montreal-S

—Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Zlnck. and Mr. and 1W1‘! . F. But“;- 9g Chester, N. 3., have returned from a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrl. J- J. Gaudet of Summer-slug’;

—-Mr. and Mrs. Webb Frucrgnd

Mr- Shlrley of Amherst, were week yo“ o‘, “m,” - . tendered ch. bu“. d ii en vstors to Bummoraida-B c; The meeting cloud by ‘mun; l __ " o National Authomﬂ-(nvylo; i. sara m roar-word hll m", cop“ . been received by Mr. Maynard ' Schurman that the schooner

"Maud Weston," Capt. Wanton, which left " merslde on Friday at noon. just before the terrible gale, arrived safely at Rlchehucto, N. 13.. late Saturday night-g

Ministers Accept Salary Cut.

@MON'IUN, Alb, 00C. ll-Pnu DUI‘ Bromine ltotod the govern- ment of Alberta WDUICI u’: incin. bin of thl Ingfllltilrc to accept" | dQONIIO tn that: leulonll indem- nity. amounts to 82.000. The out. the Premier sold, was united 10 b Ild tho sown-uncut a meetinl lllllnlilll burden: ccuud by inci-ou. 04 "llﬂwhumnt relief |Xpundl-\'*‘ tutu. The amount of tbg mug.

Ool. and Mrs. Allen, was; 9g"- head, were visitors to the city you terdny. the guests of Edgar- and Mrs. White.

Mrs. Peter MoKcnna, ‘Ii-audio cross. is spending the not at. 0°"- head West, the [uqg qg h" N]. ems John and hﬂl. May.

tlou Ill not stated.‘

Th‘ "l!!!" "If!!! almounced l Pl" "hi"!!! clvll lcrvanta wool. mmw" 511 I Ifldillbd hula o potftm of tbclrnlarln for tlv "llwobmmt relief fund, Tm lubcm would aﬂoat all doom-tum New“. draw mini-mu and 0th 01' mumblrl of the ma; The min "m! Inception u» out from!!!

His many friends are pluud to learn that Mr. John ﬂay, gon- head Welt. Wu much butter yaw- day. '

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the Hotel Victoria staff, now bu. noctcd with the "Hotel Command- er" Baotou, spent a few dun in New York. where he Ill the guclt

stayed at 00 Park avenue-Adiron-

dook Iitﬂvpriae.

tober 1. The other mambon‘ ulan out: will start Nov. f, ft l: expect

of m. ma r. Duffy u n» Kohl ' m.

Montclafr.