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DRUGGIST.

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Jeweler & Optician '

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l‘. E. Island, (let. 14111. 101-I, h_\' tho Rev. George Ayers, Melville Johnson. of t‘1-ntral llt.'1l1-11110. to l'Ith1'1 Ailleek. nt' Searltowii.

MORE THAN 3,000 LIVES LOST IN EARTHQUAKE.

\\'.-\Sl-l|.\'tl'l`().\', i)<'t. 15.-~!\lore than

11.000 lives \\'1-rt' lost in the eartlitiiialtte in the provin<'c ot' lionia, 'l`url1ey, t)1't. 5, a1'1'or1lini»: to a 1'ali11.-|.;rain t'roin Ain- hassatlor Morgeniliau, io the Stale liepartmoiit.

Tiiousaiiils ot' hniltlintgs ivere ile-

stroyed, reiiflering eoiiiitltess iiiiiiiii-;'i's ot' ponplt- lioiiit-less.

Aiiibassatloi' Morgentliau was un-

|»1lir'i1ill_\' rvtpit-'sletl by the Miiii.-=tei‘ ot' tht- int1'rior ot' the ’l`nrl1i:sh Govern- i-.~,t»|it to solicit h»lp from the people ol the l'nit»'ll States tlirou1;li the lied t'ross anti other orgiiiilsatiiiiis. as the 'Tiirkisli people were. 1li'1'lart'1l to be so iinpovt-rislietl that lh»-_\' iw-ii1ir».r1'1l pra1'ti1'ally no as.='.istaii1'e to thi.-ir suf- i»-ring eoiiipiitritits.

RED CROSS.

(‘01io1*11»1l h_\' Mrs. |.1~|nnt-I t'ii1lnioi'1'. Mrs. Albt-rl Nliziw .$1.00, .\lr:<. 1'nlin

;\l<'l.ur»>. $1.00, Mrs. .l. IC. Shaw *,<11'0 .\Il.';s l"1'r|i Sliaw 1.00. Mrs. .l. .\. .\l1'~ Millan 1151-, Mrs. 1'. \\'. iloliinsoii $1.00. Mrs. l'Zinil_\' l.or1l $1.00, Mr. A. t'hantl- l1'r 201', ;\l1‘.\'. \\`in. i'nsl'oi'1I 301', Mrs. 1.1-\\'is M~'t'allnni $1.00, Mrs. 1'. li. Sliaw $1.00, .\liss Arla Hhaiv, lim-Its, ;\lrs. lillzalwtli Mailieston $1.00, Mrs. l.1'n|n»~l (fiiflniore 1.00, Mrs. II1-nj Sinith pair sucks and yarn. -A Total $11.05.

Mrs. t‘1-phas Munn $2.00. Miss l..

l'anipli1'l| $1.00. Mi‘s. (leo. Aulil, pair pillows and slips, .\lrs. Manvl Mellon- nlal $1.00, Mrs. 1'). Saiiiirlers 2 pair stwks, Mrs. Arthur llohr-rts $1.00, Mrs. William Younker $1.00, Mrs. ll. Volt-s 501'. Mrs. .las i'onii111'r$1.00, Mrs' linin- niontl Ford $1.00, Mrs. ()li\'i'1i .`»`unn 501', Mrs. \\'. .\l\iiiii $1.00, A 1`rien1l $1.00. (Tolla'1'l<'tl by Mrs. 1'. Munn $12.00

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OCTOBER.

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iE'I`ltOGRA1l,0tt 17 -Oiiiclal com troops, Oct 15, assumed the offensive

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` lmmiit-ittioii front the Chief General all along the froiit. between Viatula

lqmir nas given out last night "Small liiver and Galicia. South ot' Przemysl

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1 'eiigageiiieiits have tnlcen place on the ,we captured 3 Austrian companies and

front in East Prussia. Austro-German- six oillcers.'

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DCNATED GOODS FROM THE BEL-

FAST AU_XlLlARY. '

1 pair socks. Mrs .\'orinan M1'i’her-

s1'n, l<Il1lon; 1 pair socks, Mrs Nichol- son, lillion; 1 pair mitts, Mrs Nichol- son. i'Il1lon; l pair socks, Mrs (‘anip- lmll. liliioii; 2: pair socks. Miss llelle .\l<-liinniin. Mt l1u1'hanan; 2 pair socks, .\lrs iiishop, .\lt llnelianan. Minia S. .\loor1», >`~'1't_v~ainl 'l`reas. Total eiillee- tions. $251.05.

EXPENDITURE

-_vi 11 4. 1;

l"oi' s1'\riiii: material, llantlages. .55 21 pairs of socks. 5.25

'l`ra\'ellitig expenses , .. -I

$47.68

llalaiiee on hand, $2011.37

-£-

20 pairs ot' pyjainas have been re- '1'ir1~1l. tog1'tli1~i' ivilli eleven ilannel .;hirts, also haiirlages inade. 30 pairs of socks have b1'1'n donated hesities the 21 pairs pureliusi-11 hy tho Auxil-` iaiy. Mrs \V D Ross. Se<:_v-'l`reas.

An .-\uxiliar,\' llraneh ot' the \Vom-

en's l’atrioli1' .~\sso1'i1»itio|i was tornieti at (lrwell on Sept. 20. This Auxil- iary ineliitles the tiistriets ot’ Vernon. Vernon River, (iraii1lvie,\v, Lyiiilale. llundoe anti l'i1:1.!. The following oflie- ors wort- elet-tell: Pres., Mrs L R ings; \'i1'c-l’r1.'s, .\lrs 1) \V Mclieorl, Vernon; See_v-'l`r1'as, Mrs W D Ross. List of 1'oll1>1'tioiis t'1illo\\'ing:-

List of 1'ontributoi's to 1*. E. lslaiid

ilraneh Red Uross So<'iety:-- Orwell Ladies' Aitl Society, $15; Mrs N \\' .\l<:1.eo11, 501'; Miss Mary E l\l<‘Le1>1l, 501': Mrs i\'orniaii \\`oo1i, 501'; Mrs 1) 1'. Mai-tlontiltl, 1: Mrs S Jartline. 1: Mrs Neil li McLeod, 501'; Mr 'l`h1-u .\l1'l.1~o1l. 10; Mr t`hurles \\" lllelieotl. 10: Mi' James N 1\’l1'l.1-o1l. 5: Mrs J A I\la<'<1i1e1'ii, l; Mrs I’ I\lorrise_\'. 501'; Mrs John Manplierson. l: ;\li's James |1111-;li1'.s, 551'; Miss l\lar_1_:ari't Mr'l.<~ntl, 251'; Mrs R E Ward. 501'; Mrs A .\' .l<'nI<ins, 5; Miss Estelle .I1-nliins, 5; Mrs Miiepliail, 3; Miss t‘hi'isti1' Ma1'~ quot-n, 501'; Mrs (I Ga_v, 501'; .\1rs 1. R ings, 2; l\'li' L R ings, 5; Mrs .\ .\l1'- Lean. 11; Miss Laurie I\`i1'holson. 2; Mrs I) .l l\lel.eo1l, 1; Mrs l<Iiv1'ii Gillis, 11; Mrs John Miireliison. 1; Mrs A R Maetloiialtl. 1; Mrs Neil Gillis, 1; Mrs \\’ni Gillis. l; Mrs l\lur<lo1'h lilellonaltl, l; .\lrs l\i R Ma1'11'o1l. l: Mrs .~\ J Me- `l.<-otl. I; Mrs \\' D Ros.'s', 1; I) Matz- leotl. M l’, 5; Mrs A A l\l1'L1'od, 506; .\lrs .\ .I A M1.'l.n1»1l 1; itov ll A llrown. 1; llerliert llrtiwn, 251'; Mr \Vin Hunt- li'_v, 1; Mr \\'m Masters, 501:; Mrs Jos .\'ia1'1ional1i, 501'; Mrs 0 Enman, 50c; Mrs J R fllaetloiialtl, 500; Miss liessle lllrllonalrl, 501'; Mrs Wilfrid Enman. 501:; Mrs Duncan Matheson. 1; Mr Oiveii Sullivan, 2; Mrs I’ Ma1'i{ennH, 501'; Mrs 1’ .1 Murphy, 2; Lfapt (lault lllurray, 5; Mrs J ;`\l l\l1rl.eo1l, 5; Mrs Alex Robertson, 501'; Mrs Milton Fur- ness, 1; Miss Elsie Furness, 1; Mrs llaniel M1'1.1'o1l, 2; Mrs ll .I M1'l)onal1i, 1; Mrs W G M1'l)onal1l, 1; Mrs George Forbes, 5; Mrs Lulu Jardine, 50e; Mrs Edwin White. 2; Mrs (‘ R McKinnon. 501;; Mrs E J l"ras1~.i', 501:; Mrs D F M<:l)onal1l, 1: Mrs Robert \’Vood, 1;' iilrs George. l\11'i)onal1l. 1; Miss Mary A Mellonaltl. 1; Mrs J M Mt'Leo1l, 5; .\ir.~' \\'in !\la1'l1innon, 1; Mrs S E Me- l.1'o1l. 2; Mrs Geori.;1- llnggan, 50 Mrs La Trope. l; Mrs I" lVl1'.l.eo1l, 1; A l<`i'ien1l, 50; Miss l<`lor1-nee Viekorsoii; 1; Mrs M E McLoo1l. 2; Mrs J S Mc- Leod.

DUNDEE.

Mrs I’ illureliison, 1; Miss Lizzie

l.ainoiit, 751'; .\'lrs .Iosepli lllatwloiiuld. l; Mrs 'l" T l\i1'l.1'o1l. 1; Mrs J I) Mc- l’l\1'rson, 1; 1\lrs .loliti Martin, 251'; Mr Aii1.:1is Martin, 501'.; Mrs John M I\1t-1)oii1il<l,.'»l.\1'; hir.-1 .\'orinan McLeod, 231'; Mrs l"rank llryenton, 1.

KINROSS.

rs .I A Gillis, 2; l\li's Nialeoltn Mae-

|.\l|1~|°son, 1; Mi' M \\' M1'Leo1l. il; Mrs \i W M1'l.eo<i, il; Mrs l’1't1'r Musick, 1; Mrs Mary l\I1|r1‘hison, 251'; Mr K .\lartin. 1; Mrs .I S 1\'i'irtln, l; Mrs i‘o|in \\'liite. 2; Mrs J 1" Ross. 2; Mrs .I A M1'i)onal1l, 50; Mrs S I) t`a1nph1'.li, 1: Mrs .I 1" M1'l)onal1i, l; Mrs M H t'n|nph1'lI, 1; Mrs Sam lllartin. l; Mrs llugh Marlin, I.

RED CROSS SOCIETY.

The Montapznu -Ilraneli ot' the \\'1» in1'n`s i‘atrlotii' 1\sso1'lation hogs to a1'l1no\vl1'1li;1' with thanks tli1' follow- ing irontrllnitinns to the llvti (‘roi~is So<‘i1't_\'.

$215.1~'.01: and 1| box of vlotlilng i`roin

Sturgeon and vicinity.

$22.751' from \\'hl|n iiontl. $17.50 from ()tll1:1'rs and ('r1'\v ol`

SS. l']nt1'rpri.~i1'.

$1.00, Mr. l\iur<lo1'k Matliosoii; 251'

Mr. Jas Mnhiir.

4 pairs soelrs, Mrs. David Reid. Vic-

toria Cross.

MRS. PANSY ELLIS.

Seey.-Treasurer.

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I-‘hi §?S¥ a:.:`;,\‘ $9523 FSH# "‘='\oo5a

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Lee

COLLECTED BY MRS. NATHAN CONRAD. STURGEON.

William t“on.'1|'<l 501', Mrs. John Me-

Kinnon 501', Miss liva Moore 501', Pani- iirown 501', Mrs. .las llroivn 251',

J. Sossoy 501'. Mrs. Lizzie N. 501'. Mrs. Daniel (‘olIings $1.00,

Colinzs $1.50. Mrs. William

More 501', Miss Ella Moore 251:.

Winifretl ('onar1l 251:, Mrs. D. W.

$1.00. Mrs. Hugh (lollings Blanelii' tfoliings 501', Mrs.

251' Mrs. William B. Mrs. William illcken

Ernest Griiiln 251:, Mrs.

75c. Mrs. Roderick

Wilbert McKin- King 261:, Miss Mn. William Cunard $1.00.

Braces ,' 5' it

('ollings, 1 blan is ellis yarn. Mrs. John ll. 1\lcl(innon. 1 pair pillow- silps, yarn. Mrs. Gratto. yarn. Mrs. \\'illiain (Freed, Pillow and ease. Mrs. Adam Wriglit, 1 pair socks, 1 sheet. Mrs <'harles Iiieketi, 3 towels. yarn. a;.:l 1'a':1II11’;‘.:l:Iet`;;. Miss Annie Grat- to, sewiiig. Mrs. .loliii A. Ceilings, yarn. Mrs Aerdelas Wright, yarn. Mrs. Jas Kenipt. 2 towels. Miss Ethel lieinpt, La1ly`s ('oat.

RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS,

CAMBRIDGE ROAD. 4

Collecteil by Minnie Lannlgan:-

Williain Lannigan 501:, Terrance Lan- nigan 50c, John W. Laniiigi-tn 501:, Pat- ri1'k l<`a.rr1'll 251', Terrance Farrell 80c, Mrs. Jas. Giddings 25c, Jas McGee 251', Mrs. James McGee 25c, Mrs. Martin liannigan $1.00. James M. Lannigan 501'., William H. Lannigan 501', Miss Masey E. Lannlgan 2512, Hugh O'Con- iior 501-, Daniel Lanuigan $1.00, Mr. Arthur Quinn 501', Mrs. John Lanni- gan 1'pair socks, Mrs. Jos. McGee 250, -Total $7.55. _

PAMMURE ISLAND. COLLECTED I BY MISS MARY MURPHY.

Mrs. \\'. .\. l\l1'lIo|1al1l $1.00 and 1

blanket, Williani lI'i1'I)onal1l $1.00, Mrs. .l. ll. l\l1:Donnl1l $1.00, Jas R. l\i1'l`)on- ald $1.00, Mrs. Adam i<‘reneh $1.00, Mrs. I‘1't1'.r t‘1\n1lon 501', Mrs. Wm. \\"igl\t $1.00, Mrs. l\li1'hael Murpliy' $1.00 and 1 slieet, Miellael Murphy $1.00, 'l`erran1'e Murphy 40<', Mrs. Win. Jamieson 501', Mathias tfontlon $1.00, James liannigan 601'. Mrs. Hubert (‘ainpbell :i0e, Mrs. Michael Laniiig- an 2 slit-ins yarn. 1 pair socks. 1 sheet, bantlagzes, Mrs. George Mort- elle 1 slieet, Miss Julia Mortelle 1 pair socks.

RED CROSS CONTRIBUTIONS,

STURGEON.

<‘olle1'te1l by Atla M. Traiiior. Rev. 'l`. Gallant $1.00, Mrs Win. Ma-

har $1.00, Mrs. Prospere Aresnanlt 251', Mrs. John Kearney 251'. Miss liatie .'t. I\'1'arii1'y 20C, M rs. John .latti- ieson $1.00. Miss Mariraret .laiiiit-soii, 251', Mrs. llonnltl Jainiesoii 251', Mrs. .Ioliii ('r1'1’-11 501', Mrs. \‘\`ni. Steel 501', Mrs. Joh (‘r1ee1l $1.00, Mrs. Frank Me- lienna 251'., Frank M1'l{enna 501', Mrs. Tobias Laiidrigan 501;, 1 sheet and 2 skeins yarn. Mrs. Mathias liaiitlrigan $1.00, 1 sheet. 2 skeins yarn, bandages, Mrs. l’hil Gallant. 251: and 1 pair socks, ,l\irs. \\'illian\ M. Farrell, 1 pair socks, ban1lai:1's, Mrs. l’hilip l\I\irph_v, 1 had spread. 1 slieet, 1 pillowsllp, 1 towel, ‘ ban1la1:1'.s, Mrs. Jas. Farrell. 1 blanliel. 1 slieei, Mrs. I\'1'il lllnrphy, 1 liianket. Mrs. Jas. J. I\l1'.(`orinaek $1.50, Mrs. Geo. ()`t1onnor $1.00, Mrs. Michael M1'.('arron, 1 blanket. 1 sin-et, 2 pillow- slips.

GASPERAU, CONTRIBUTIONS BY

ADA M. TRAINOR.

Mrs. Joint Mc1\'1-iizie, 1 pair sat-ks,

Ibimdages, Miss Eliza M1:I{eii'/.ie, 1 pair soeks, Mrs. Neil Caniphell, 1 pair socks, 1 pair initts, Mrs. Jas, A. Gra- ham. 2 pair socks, 1 pillowslip, Miss Julia Steele, 1 pair pillowsllps, 1 sheet.

ST. MARY'S ROAD CONTRIBU-

TIONS 'COLLECTED BY MISS .. GERTIE POLLAND.

Mrs. Wm. Daly, 1 skein yarn, ban1l~

ages, Mrs. Terrance M1'l{ern1'_v, lpair socks. Miss Bridget. lmly, 1 towel, bandages. Mrs. Jas. A. M1'.Ge1', 1 pair socks, yarn. Mrs. Michael Mahar, 2 piiir socks, 1 shot.

COLLECTER BY MRS MAGGIE YOUNG.

Mrs. 'l‘hoinas Mereii' 501-, ilirs,

James Acorn. 001', Mrs. Ar1'h. l(e_\' nolrls 701', Mrs. Maizgit' Young 501', Mrs. James l.lown|lyti l pair to\\'1'ls, llirs llordluy i.le\v1'll_vn yarn, Mrs. Jones Llewellyn, nlieeis, pnir pillow- Hllivs. mos-io-isivirxii

GRANDVIEW AND LYNDALE

Mists l<`lori'n1;1' Martin, $1.00. Miss

t"allierlti1' Melioiii-lil, .501-_ Niro, 11, ,\_ Maetloiialri. 501'.. Mrs. 'Mal A. Martin, $2.00. Miss lintlierine Ma1'pliorson, $1.00. Mrs. i\. l\l1'l(iiinon, $1.00. Mrs. J. R. M111'leo1l, $1.00. Miss ’l`1'na Mao- ilonaltl, $1.00. Mrs. 1). lVla1'1lonnl1l, $1.00. Mrs. Il. Nicholson, 501:. Mrs. l{1'nn1'th l\’i1'l.1'n|i, 5tl1'.. Mra. M. I). Mae- tlonald, 251:. Nliss Sadie ldiiiiian, 501-. , Mina (1alh1'i'ine l~Jn1nan, $1.00. Miss Ati- nlo Martin, $1.00. Mrs. Miirdoeli Mar- tin. $1.00. Mrs. 1). A. Macpherson. 501'.. Mrs. 1). Macleod, 501'. Mr. Donaltl Nleliolson. 501'. Mrs. Mnleolin Me- Leod, $1.00. Mrs. Alex1\ii1l1'.r Gillis, 5011. Mrs. Ruben llreliaiit, 501'. Mrs. I.. I). lllaeplierson, 501'. Mrs. Mnrlt t'arver, $1.00. Mrs. I1. liruce. 501'.. Mr. John H. Lend, 501'. Mrs. John M1'Leo1l, $1.00. Miss Laura Mnnroe, 501'. Mrs. ('. Mc- Melit-o1i,$1.00. Mrs. Allred lirnee. 5012. Mrs. Mal. ll. M1'l)onnl1l, 501'. Mrs. Mal. 1°). M1:I)onal1l, $1.00. Miss Gertrude Mntlieson, 501'. ’l`ot.al, $201.30.

Vernon River, $48.75. Membership

fees. $4.00. Total amount coliected,. $254.05.

ORWELL AUXILIARY

llieiiibersliip list fees.-Mrs. Daniel

M1'Len1l, 251:. Miss Katherine McLeod, 25e. Mrs. 1... R. ings, 251'. Mrs. Neil ll. M1'l,oo1l, 2512 Miss Katie Gillis, 251;. Mrs. I). S. McLeod, 25c. Mrs. ii. (_'..Hay-

Mrs. E. Ward, 251'. Miss 251'.. Nicholson. 251'..

Miss Evelyn

Ross, 25c.

Mrs. 25C. Miss Mary A. W. D. Ross. 25c. Mrs.

A tEii11AoEriENis|ri 1"-' ` I i

There is no Chance to Lose Your Mone

An investment which pays large dividends is usually one where great risks are taken; but, in _the_ case

of THE INTERPROVINCIAL .COAL COMPANY, LIMITED, of Saskatchewan, every particle of risk _is elimin- ated by our guarantee to return 25 per cent on your investment every year for four years, and the placing of the money subscribed “in trust” in the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown; same not to be used by us until you send a qualilied representative to the mine, and to our coal-yards, to Judge whether our claims are true, or not. If true, then we are at liberty to use the money; but,'if untrue, all _of it will be returned to those who in-

vested it. This makes an investment with every element

Our Offer is as Follows:

We own a coal mine with 2,000,000 tons of coal

in it, situated in Castor, Alberta. We are incorporat- ed in Saskatchewan, registered in Alberta and doing business in both provinces.

1 Our coal is good, domestic purpose coal.

Our markets use a thousand times as much coal

as we can supply them. We are so much nearer our markets than other coal mines that their competition is practically eliminated as far as the price is con-

of chance eliminated.

We Want More Capital

To be exact, we require, to complete payments

on our mine, just $20,000. To get this, we are offer- ing you 50 per cent more stock than you pay for, or, in other words, a bonus of 50 per cent in stock-in all $30,000 worth of stock for $20,000 in cash; but we will not use your money until you are perfectly satis-

tied that everything we have said about our mine is

bishop here on

cerned.

$1.00, clear, per ton, with

settles more thickly.

We purpose taking out of this mine 200 tons of

coal per day, when we are completely installed. We have spent $15,000 in development, and have convinc- ed ourselves that we can produce that quantity.

We estimate, and thoroughly believe that we can

sell all the coal we can mine at an average profit of

the expectation of our mark-

ets increasing year by year as the country around us

Prowse Block,

true. li anything can possibly be fairer than this, we -

have yet to meet it.

Bc sure that your subscription reaches us before

the $20,000 is all subscribed, otherwise you will not . bc entitled to the guarantee, nor to the'bonus stock.

Send in your subscription, or call at the oiiice

Charlottetown

The lnterprovincial Coal Company, Limited.

.GEORGE W. McPHEE, President

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1\tl<'I)oiial<l, sheeting. Mrs. R. Ilrohau old linen. Mrs. Mal. A. Martin, 1 pi low. Mrs. .-\. J. M<'l.1'o1l, (Orwell)

pair socks.

VERNON RIVER

l)r. J. 'l‘. t`ollins, $2.00, Mi‘. .lo.~at~pli

lieiiiiessey, $1.00. Mr. A. ('1iappt'll, $1.00. Mrs. ilaytlen \'anl1l1'rstin1'. $1.00.' Mrs. I.. 1'. llaytleii. $1.00. Mr. Everett Stewart. $1.00. l\lr. lllaynartl iluggaii. $1.00. Mrs. llaniel Maelinn, $1.00. Mrs. Einily Masters, $1.00. Mrs. 1”. M. Brotlir-rs. $1.00. Rev. 1*. 1). i\l1:Gnigan, $2.00. liov. l-`. 1.. (‘oiiii1ill_v, $1.00. Mr. l’atri1'|1 \\'elsh, $1.00. Mr. lleiison Weatlierliiti, $1.00. Mrs. i‘ephas 'I`\vee1ly. $1.00. Mr. John 1\'l1'I\lillan, 501'. Mr. G<'or1;1' 1". Melllillan, ‘$1.00. Mrs. Williiini ’l‘ahaii, $1.00. Mrs. (leo. M1-Mlllan, $2.00. Miss Maria M1'Milliii\. $1.00. Mrs. Martin Hynes, 251'. Mrs. lienry \\'ood, $1.00. lllrs. William Me- Millini, $1.00. Mrs. ’1`l1oni1is Rieliartls. $1.00. Mrs. Jaines lV[1'l.eaii, $1.00. Mr. S. W. t‘nrran, 1.00. Mrs. l’atri<'l1 l‘ali'ns, $1.00. Mrs. i~}1l\v:\r1l ('ollins, 51,00. Mrs. i"ranl1 Jenkins, $1.00. Mr. lirnest l\'l1:Millan. $1.00. Mr. (`allnn\ lI1'1i1'e, $1.00. Mr. Willlani lluggan, $1.00. Mrs. ll<'i'trani Lea, $1.00. Mrs. \\"en1l1'll Lea, $1.00. Mr. Smith l.1'a, -$1.00. Mr. l.1'st1-r iiayrlen, $1.00. Mr. William l\'l<'l)onal1l, $1.00. Mr. Ronald Mellonaltl. $1.00. Mr. lleiietliizt Me- llonaltl, $1.00. Mr. .loliii 11. Mellonaltl. 1-1.00. Mr. .lohn tiror-ii, $1.00. Mr. .Inhn 1". lla_\'tl1'n, $200. Mr. /\lh1'i'l Iioss, .101-. llir. ilarnlfl llrolliers, $1.00, ;\lr. John (`i\rrl1', $1.00. Mr. .lnines i";rl1'j., $1.00. Mr. \\`iIliani Masters t_Jr|_ 501'. Mrs. ilr-_\'1l1'n \'nnl1lerst.in1', 15 pair socks. Mrs. t‘1'phas 'l`\\'ee1l_\', I pair soelis. Mrs. i'atri1'l< (‘oa1i_\' tf~‘»r.i L’ pairs socks. l\'lii-is l'lio1.'li1' ltieliarila, 2 pairs i~\n1'l1s. Mrs. i’ati'i1'lr.t‘.air|is. 1 pair 1',o1'.ks. Mrs Efliviirll (Til- Ilngs. I pair socks. Mrs. Tlionias 1l,vn1's, I p.'iii'so1'ks. Mrs. Rontiiti Mae iionalil, l pair socks. Mrs. lionalfi Ma1'l.t'o1l. l pair sovlis. Mrs. .l. l<`. llaytleii, 2 pairs ot' socks, i sheet, 2 pillow slips. Mrs. 1.. 1'. llay1len,'2 pil- lo\v slips. Mrs. John Aenrii. 4 pairs Socks. 10 ,vartls 1'li1'1'so-1'lotl\. Mrs. Wallle Drake. Il pair socks.

(`ontril>iitiuns. Ainonat. :'ir1:a1l_v ae-

l1iio\\'lr\1lkt'1l, $5,tITl\’.5T; oiil1'1'rs anti 1'row oi' H. S. l<1ntorprii4o, l\io|ita|z\io, 17.50; Mrs Arthur A lllnrtlett, 18.00; Miss Mar_v llnrtlvli, 10.00; Mrs /\)‘th1ir A iinrtlott, 7.00; R 0 'l`. 1.00: Miss Elaine. Wootlniiiii. 2.00; Norlmro Lati- ies' liralieli. 35.50. 'l`otal ret'r~lnt.-1 to date, $5,760.87. Percy Hope, Treas.

NOBORO LIST. t(‘olle1.'tors-~Mlss F' Sharpe, Miss ll ' \Voodsi1lo, Miss Eva Doiiglaa.) Norboro'i: Women's institute, $10;

John Sharpe. Mrs llohert liownesis. $2; Mrs George llrowness. Mrs William Sharpe. Mrs .l W Stewart.. Mrs ilngnld Stewart, Mrs A11-x Dtniglns, Mrs l~`runk Day. Mrs Robert Douglas. Mrs George (1 Glover, Mrs W Il Sharpe. Mrs Frank Webster, Mrs \\' N Warren, Mrs Rob- f~.i't Andrews, Mrs Janie. Webster. Mrs James iiowneus. Mrs (leo It liowness. Hazel V Woodside, Wesley llardlntz. iiugh Stewart. tlliarles M liowatt, Ail- iinn Harrington, $1 each; Mrs James F1 Somers. Mrs Margaret J Sharpe, W ll Harding, 50 cents each. Total. $33.50.

ARCHBISHOP HOWLEY OF NEW- FOUNDLAND DEAD.

_i~1_fi<iT oct. i7.»Arcii- Catholic primate, died

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thost' who early \'1il1iiit1'1't‘e1l for ser- 1 vi1'1' at the front was Mr. llavltl lioli- inson, ot' i1i'a1'l1le_v i’oint. Mr. Rollin- soii is what might he ternied a inanly praL'ti<'al ('hristian, and lira1'l1l1'_\' , Point. i`1'1'ls honoreti in senillng one of 1 the iiiotlol young inen who go to make 2 tip the Islnntl contingent. l)avl1l`s ln- | ilueiiee t`nr good was ever in evlrlenoe in the t'lnir1:h, in the Sabbath School, in the young people‘s societies and

t|:np1'raii1`|:' work and reform. etc. Vp to the present the "weapons ol' his \\'art`are" were not "t'arna1 \\'eapons." an1l lhost' who ltiioiv hini best t`<'1'I hi' \\'oul1l inu1'h rather use tht' “sword of the spirit" than the hlon1l_\' sword oi' haltle. 'l`ln' people ot' ilraekley Point \\'nn<l1'r \vli_v a young inan \\'lio Invetl peavr' and riixliteonsiiess \\'o\il1l want to go lo the front and eiigage in such a <'rn1'l and l\1'ni‘tless hnsiness, lint Ilnvid felt enlled to go and lt is hoped he will return safi' and sound. Anil it' he should never return his clean, ma.nl_v, t`hristian llt`e and con- 1l\l1'i_ will ever remain l`r1'sh and fra-

grant in the meinory of all who knew liini, and_liis s`pl1'ndi1l efforts iii the

lSabhatli School, Moral and Soeial lio- _1`o1'|n, and the 'l`1'iiip1'ran1'1' 1'a\ls1'. \\'i|l |1'ver r1'niain a nionninent to his mein-

I Ury . I THE BAPTIST CONVENTION

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lilarltiine liaptisl Utiiivoiitioti was held today with 250 rleltigiites attenti- ing. 'l`h1'y 1'le1'le1l Rev. VV. i<‘. l’arl1er ot’ Sussex, l’resi1l1'nt, J. A. t‘.hrisii1'. ot` ’An\li1'rst, lst Vice, Rev. \\'. l‘. 11'. S. Porter, St. John, ’i`i'easurL'r.

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$7.50, $8,00 to $10.00.

4 .50, in Fawn and Khaki,

Special offering in

100 SAMPLE S I I. K

BLOUSES plains and col- ors worth $3.25 up on sale

The I-louse of Quality Traveller’s Sample

Line of

Silk Shawls and Opera Scarfs, bought at a big saving which goes to the purchaser There are only one of each kind, colors Blue, Lavender, White and Paisley effects very stylish and popular priced $1.10 to $5.50

FANCY VELVETS FOR ~

DRESS TRIMMINGS AND WAISTS about a dozen pat- te ns in 'light and dark shapes priced from $1.10 to $1.45. These velvets are

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I`HE_ AUTUMN MILLINERY. An inspection.

of our Millinery department will prove interesting We have French, English and American effects, all priced at Paton’s Popular low prices $4.00, $5.00,

3 Special lines ol 'Corsets

_ Regular 60c corsets, good fitting 2 pairs gsrters, tor 50c

$1.00 Corsets for 75c

$1.50 Corsets for $1.00. Patons Special.

300 Women’s Sweaters to Select From

15 only Heavy Angora wool sweaters, regular

to clear at $1.98

15 'Heavy Grey Sweater Coats 9Sc each

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Hewson s Sweaters, prices $2.50 up .

Misses' Sweaters 85c, Childrens Sleeping Su

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