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' The western train outward Satur- day afternoon was delayed over an hour in reaching Summerside. Short- ly -after passing Himter River one 'of no freight me-iieieiehe time slhi ran about -g quarter of a mile oi! the rafls."1‘he cn: was replaced on the tracks without great difliculty. '

book store or from the committee.

ng ev oss preac e an in evening Rev. T. F. Fullertofn took as lhis topic the parable of the 'lost sheet!

iwast roug y enloyyd, . .

'At the éveningservices in st. Pee-

that is its s'uperior._ It has all other iuotor“s ' ’ "'7""§¢'- -If F- f"1°Y‘1» GW- PN5°l1°“ inure, szse-"Ami he spake also ii.

leading featurescoiiibined with some exclus-` "‘ 1”-t`-"°m”g in "l‘°`G°“‘“‘ °l‘“'lll““ parable unto them, no man phmth

ive patented points of its own. Send to-day _

for free catalogue. .

Bruce' Stewart £9 Co. Ltd. I

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just as \vell as the

large city stores. The i `

phone is uiodern inercliant's aid and business builder that cauiiot be dispens- ed with ifprofiis are to be secured. The phone will place the country store on an equal footing with the city stores as far as buying is concerned and the very sight of atelephoiie in a country store is a mark of energy and industry that will prompt neighbors who give their

trade to others to transfer their patron- L age to yours: A -phone will keep you 4

aware _of live market quotatioiis, will aid you in keeping just enough supplies to meet the deuiaud, to keep all late, novel ,and well acl- vertiseil lines, and in fact to give your custoni- ers a sei'\'ice equalled only by thc larger city § Stores.

Call on Contract Dept. to day.

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During, the course of his sermon he

ed in The Guardian. .

Prince Edward Island, and Hon. J

to attend a conference of the Atton

morning, "ns Ihe result of the decis

the Dominion for an opinion on th

below what it was when we came in

presentation from the Maritime Pro- vinces and Ontario. We think that if Quebec gets more territory, the other provinces, which cannot obtain terri-

them by the Dominion.-Montreal Star.

CORNWALL WINS

The game of football Saturday nf-

tcrnoon between the team from H. M. S. Cornwall and the Aliliies was without doubt the best game of the season and one of the best seen herc for some time. .

The day was all that could be de~

sired by sliectators and players alike, except that the bright sun in the players' eyes interfered with the catching of high kicks and passing, to some extent. ‘

The attendance was large, there

licing quite a number of ladies pres- erlt to witness the game. The game

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Montreal And West

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6 p. c. Bonds, price par and interest. Maritime Te egrapli and Telephone fb p. c. Preferred Stock, price $10 a sliarc. -Send for special circular

regarding these issues.

_ dm! 8¥dney. I ' 5*--l°_h_"'“'N"d ° i tl1Clll0St d1l¢6.l)l€. ` Memphis, "Tenn., Davenport, ini,

. ,. _ _ ` . ' .£ol\imbla, E. O. or Portland, Ore., garded an one of the most gallant, la* f-i-I-hi-1~H~1-1~1~f-1~l-H-1-I-2-1-1-Y' =- . °-21~\2‘»\f'°1- -M °f 'he °'=~===»"~‘g'»~ if

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'lose Officials and places all gradu

St. , ` “W6aTWCll” Pants ates into positions. It will pay yoii

was fast, being featured by much open play, many good runs, anil splendid passinlg by the shlp’s buck field, whose judgment, in handling and kickingthe ball, was superb.

Their forwards were speedy and by

their- splendid following up gave the Ahliies' backs fcw openings to get in any effective work." They formed

getting the ball to their quarters the greater part of the time.' They ex- celled in dribbling the ball, by which they made miauy gains. ,The Abbies put up the-ir usual good, hard game. Although scored against twice 'ln the first half, they came hack in the second as the ag- gressors, and fought hard to even up matters. _

The sharp tackling of their halves,

paiticularly in the last half, held the ship's men back and broke up many

MARITIME SECURITIES.

Oct. 21, 1910.

Quotations furnished by J. O. Mela-

:osh gi Co, Eyshsnge Building, Hall- ax. . S.

Aak. Bid

B. N. America......... .. _..155 150 New Brunswfck...... .. .. ...275 370

Nova Scotia ex-dlv........ ......280 ZQI5

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Unioo of Halifax _.._..197} 195

.Acadia Fire 110

Do. ordinary ....... ..

Brandram-Henderson, Com.....22 East Can. Savings & Loan...1»i0 187 Eastern Trust Co...... |50 Halifax Fire Ins ......102 97 N. S. Telephone .......120 '118

Trinidad Electric 73 70

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Acadia SugAr...... .... .. ....103 101 Brandram-Henderson... .. ....100 _D7 Halifax 'I`i‘am...... _......102\ 100 N. S. Steel. 1sts......... 97 _U5 Do., Dcbenture Stock 102 100 Porto Rico ..... 85 83-

Stanfields_ Ltd. 102; 100 Trinidad Elsctrfc...... .......95 9|

STOCK Qpo'1iA'rI_oNS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-(Special.)-

Copper .... ‘Ili Baltimore 109 ll. R. T. 79 C. P. R. 198 Reading . ...`.. ..-,...... 153; Southern Pacific . .. 1531 Bt. Paul . 128; U. S. Steel 788

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to write them for full details at Cin

for “’°"k’”€ men are ieinhau o Phiisfinphia, Pa,

a piece of new arinent upon an old,

0\l1‘iS‘f-fall' 'U11ifY-" MT- Fl0Yf1'§i/TE' if otherwiseptligh both the new _mak- marks were listened to with attention. em a rent, and the piece that was

taken out of 'the new agreeth not

ook exception to solhe remarks ini Gan with the old." He said th_at often a on Simplori’s sermon recently publish- person might patch up the .garment

of his character by going to church once a week anid giving a certain a-

Hon_ F. L. Haszard, Premier oflmoimt of his earnings to charity, but

at the same time he might not he

DJ. Hazen, Premier of New Brunswick, thoroughly imbued with the spirit of are in Montreal today on' their way righteousness, and if not, he would

be merely placing 'a atch upon the

neys-General of the eastern provinces old garment, which the 'often is the in connlection with the dispute with cloak of hypocrisy. Again a man the federal authorities over the incor- might pray long and earnlzsily for poration of companies. "This confer- freedom from a certain besetting sin, ence," explained Premier Haszard to and find that his prayer is not being The Star at he Windsor Hotel this answered. But he is asking only for

_ -/ a new piece upon the old garment-

ion of the Supreme Court that it has he wants to patch up some sin whiclil authority to hear the application oflseerns to he continually growin

iupon him, while God wishes us to

questions at issue. That ‘decision was discard altogether the old garment, not unanimous." “P. E. Island," he which is torn and rent by sin and declared, "would n-ever have come take up instead the new and unspot-

into Confederation if she had thought

her representation .was going to be the reception of the Holy Commun- cut down, and I do not think the ion the Priest say to them about to

other Maritime Provinces wotdd have

either. What we want is a guarantee _

that our representation will not fall null intend to lead 8. new life; not ri.

line in which the Dia garment of thc' 0'-is -=--'hi-ii: 1~~ -fi-lo' '

ted cloak ol_ righteousness. Then in

earnestly repent you of your sins,

to Confederation, Now it is proposed character is patched up by solitary to add territory to Quebec, and that . p, will in turn further depress the re- entirely discarded, and the new iakcn

acts of worshi but in wiiich it is

\ip, walking from th-enceforth in His holy ways.

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tory. should be compensated by the g°°d comhmatmn plays' Their ‘l““"' increaw Df the money. grants made tu ters played sharp and succeeded in

making some nice gains. The for- wards, although nlot c0nd'itioned as well as their opponents, put up a good game.

In the first half thc Cornwalls

kicked off with the sun in their faces and forced the hall well into the Abe- gweit territory, where they kept it for some time. The Abliies fought hard, but the quick pass-ss and go.id fast runs by the (3'ornwall’s half backs soon got within striking (115. tance and by a good run Tilllard went over for a try. The Cornwalls failed to convert. For the remain- der of the half the ship's men had the ball continually in the Abegwtit ground and after some exciting plays Gouge kicked the hall, followed and caught his own' kick on thc Ab-bins’ line and scored the second try. The flrstliall cndcd without further scor- ing. Cornwall 6, Alibies 0.

The second half opened' with a kick

by the Abbies and the ball went in touch -about the Coriiwall's thirty yard line. Here one of the liest plays of the day occurred/ The ship's halves secured the ball and ‘by mag- nificent passing carried the ball to within tnn yards of the Abhifs' line. In this half the Abhies played ii much better game, forcing thc Corn-

CORNYIALL VS CH’TOWl‘l 1

,A very exciting and closely cou-

testecf match was played Saturday afternoon on Belvidere Links between

the Charlottetown Club-t\velre men, on a side. l

The sc-ore was counted by points.

and the game resulted in the ship's team winning by 1 point, the s;orcl being 12 to 11.

The following lis the score listi- Cornwall (`har1<;tteto\-.~i\ Cox 3 vs. Pope 0 Evans 0 vs. Weeks 2 lfevesay MacLeod 0 vs. Stewart, D.B. 3 'Tillard -vs. Alley- Franklin 1 vs. Ogilvie 0 Morrison 3 vs. Jenkins 0 Goudgc 0 vs. Itzipley 1 Sims -vs. Iiongwortb- Mninpricc 0 vs. Ulatk 3 ads _ is vs_ sthwhrt. w.s_ o Devas 0 vs. Bartlett 2

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Play did not commence till 1.30,

previous to which the players sit down to a very appctizing liuicheon provided by the ladies of the club.

FORMER MAYOR DEAD

BANGOR, Me., Oct. 21-Hon.

Charles L. Snow, a former Mayor of Bangor, and prominent merchant, died sud-:lenly of heart disease at 5.35 this afternoon, in the office of Dr. T. J. Murphy, where he had cull- ed for medical treatment. Hc-is sur- vivcd by his widow and one daugh- ter.

-A llllllll Pll3i|TlllN

Can 'be had by' ambitious youn|',i

men and ladies in the field of "Wire- less" or Rall‘way_,telegraphy. Since

the 8-hour zllwf»b)i!a_nia effective, and sfnceithe w Euless companies are el-\ tablishlng tations throughout the country theere is a great shortage of telegraphers, Positions pay begin nan from $70 to $90 per moni>h,witl~ good -chance to advancement. The National Tele ra h Institute o crates

g uizulo i`ro|ni h~lf\'i's lililili

partake of it : "‘Ye thatdo truly und'

2 VS- RUF?-`f5 ‘Vey troubles' for last season nic noti

sthhirink. The Renfrew Club refuses

fused to p‘ender although almost surrounded by Doors. This was re-

. _ _. 'ri ir e 1 th -fic i ht 1 eh' ~ 'I f' _ :if saturday' from H visit W Hall' dances anguish; erin iiighui gt 'iiiyitiis IJ( \.. _.;_=_-.. _~ V ax _ _ .

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Contest

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rlusvr; <‘\'¢:r_\'lioLl_)' sliuulil sciul in llicir list i\l`\\'oril.~’ iliu liirgcsi iininlu-r \vn|'il<

\v E lf K S winiiing the privses-\\'hii-li a;.{;;|‘c;.;'ziie over $|oo. oo.

Our Potato Contest ol`i`-

vrs vnlu -lilo pri/vs flu' i\\'o \‘|assi‘s' ol' p\\l.'iio\-5. llu' “l\c:\vll'<.l" ileviili-il |i_\' \\‘\'i;.;'l\i alum- » lliu “ln-sl six"p|1l;ilm-s, \|\'- viili-nl, by quality.

oillivr voiilvsls.

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pson was assisted by_Rev‘. W. H., 3 S _ Goudge, Chaplain of H. M. S. Corn- - ' _ » ‘ ;‘, wall,'wbos`\ . sermon _ was from St. ' - ' ‘ ' '

E'\/E many helpful things here for you-

with which dainty gifts may be made at ‘ trifling expense. ' '

And NOW is the time to commence mak-

. ing them, ~

- - Pierced Brasswork

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i».... .For Instance .

--Fancy Huck Toweliiigs I

----Plain Art Linens

--Fancy Haiidinade Linens

Iinuieusc vzirieties here

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inspect ’

ear Qi. Weeks ..;‘;‘;':.z:f:::..

:SEEKING TREASURE

ON (IOC-OS ISLAND.

VlC'l‘()RIA, Li. C., Oct. 20.-Capt.

Fred Hackett, who commaiided the treasure liimtiiig expeditions on thc schooner Aurora and brignntin,e Blake- ly to Cocos Island. has arrived in ,Victoria to arrange for the appoint- ment of lociil agents for the sale oi stock in thc coniruny iio\v being or- ganized at Vancouver to dispatch a steam schooner to Cocos lsland to delve for the bu1'ie<l millions of gold, `gi1vcr and precious stones buried there by Capt. 'Thompson of thc lba.rk"Mary Dier, when the sailing ves- sel put to sea from Lima with the treasures placed on Uoard to save them from the invading Chilians who lwere at war with Peru at the time. l Capt Hackett says a steam schoon- er has been secured and is being madc- ready for the expedition. she will be ire-cliristcued thc Mary Dicr, being| named after the vessel which carried'

the treasure to Cocos Island. The'

walls to rouge, but failed to ndd;M-ary lli€I‘ \\‘~'ill CFWYY H- hYd\”5U1l°kinI!, any score to their credit. fplant which will work 4,000 yards iii

I.. B. McMillan refereed. - Yiiay, and the trensuroscekers will;

'wash and wash until they hydrolic a-

way the hiding place where pieces of eight are supposed to be hidden ii-_

lway in their iron bound boxes. As it

side line, a moving picture cinnera is

rentc o p aces amu - i \ the world when the expcilition ~-

is l . _ _ _ _

tu,-,,s_ Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New Yorli Ciiy and 3

i Piano Voting Contest. ‘

iu~iNi-*naw Hookiav 1'

over yct, vin-;l it looks as if the Creamery Town club will have to, face a lawsuit to settle onli of tho` difficulties arising out of the Nation- al League schedule of last year. g When thc Renfrew management,

having secured thc best players that money could buy, starircd into their regular schedule they mot with sev- eral slip-ups at iirsl, that threw them out of the cliampiuuship running. Sliamrocks ties thcm on tl‘l‘ Al`0¥\B.

»A CLEVER CAPTURE.

LONDON, Oct. 19-A c\lriou_-i story

was told at Wood Green police court, when Thomas Roy, a draper, of Shac- klewell lane, Dolstou, `-was charged with steali.ng_a sable fur necklet, the property of Mrs. Stevenson, of Truro road, Wood Green, and damaging a glass-panelled door at her house. `

Mrs. Stevenson stated that out

Sept. 19th Roy called at her residence and wanted to borrow $25. She had, known thc prisoner previously, he having lodged with her. She told him to go away, but he declinlid to do so, and whilst her daughter went for u policeman, he ran upstairs, took the necklet from her bedroom, _and threw it out of a. window. She said that she.

would keep him until a policeman ar- rived, buf. he pushed her down and escaped.

On the 22nd linst he called a;ain,,

broke a. panel of thc doar with his stick, and threatened` to kill her. When he repeated his threat she threw some pepper over him, and, _through this going into his eyes, she was able to keep him until a messenger brought a policeman. The necklet was given to her by the prisoncr's mother

The prisoner said that be gave the

necklet to Mrs. Stcvenlson.

Roy refused to give evidence con- cerning himself, and was remanded for in1|uiries.

TO MEET THE PARLIA-

MENT AT OTTAWA.

WINNIPEG, Oct. 22-On December

16th six hundred representatives of the Organized Farmers ‘of Canada will meet the Parliament in Ottawa

question, as well as on several _other

‘to present their views upon the 'Farid l I

ouesiiions of immediate interest to

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')ne of the best farms in I!ede8ue,c -

taining acregu of land _also 2 . 'PAC Marsh Situated in _the \'ic|nl_fd' uf Schooir Churches. Post ()_ff|cen. and illv-. ls wdl watered rind fs divided in the centre BY nrond so that it can be made intwo to

farms. A wellfinlshed house and large burn nlsodplfgnty of lumber _and A ii wood. goo fish ng und shooting. Will sell part o_rhthe whole to suit purchasers,

App y on e prem es to `

OHARLE4 WRIGHT. _

lf t_hs nbov/= property _is no_t noldbelore hefirat of November it will be offer d

as a reward for her kindness to him.

by public auction. 9 27dtuthll*rl5I’

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and this Lmatch appeared to be u stickler for the Renfrew hackers.. 'l‘herefore, when Ottawa lost to the Wanderer team the Rcnlrcivitcs saw their chance to beat the former Stanley (lnppcrs out of second place, arranging a match lin Ottawa with the Shamrock seven ns a re-play of the game, a win for Renfrew being all that was necessary to give them umlis|e :ted possession ofthe second berth. Arrangements went so far as to engage the rink, but when ltlrtrcli 10th came around the npring had made it impossible to pull oil the game. The fixture was culled oil, but o date there has hecn no settlement hith the rink propnietors. Tcd Dey, owner of the Arena, thinks that hc slhiulil be pnid,' »game or no game, anl he threatens to takc legal steps if lie is not paid $100 for the use of

to pay that price, declaring the sum prohibitive, but state that they will offer ,Mr. Dey a reasonable nmount for rsseri/ing the rink for the Ren- frew-Slliamrock game, cven th nigh the match did not come ofl.

GALLANT OFFICER DEAD.

TORONTO, Oct. 22-Major Bruce

Carruthers, died here last night. He was ex-President of the Young Liber- als Club, All was a South African war veteran. Witha small company of Canadf " t Hurts River he rc-

To All Athletes

referee and judges-I have ]. Sayer and Hustling Bill

Good Clean Sport *

In order to let the people scca scientific wrestling

match, one free froiu any objectionable features, wrestled under propcr rules and with a regular timer, 1

Monday evening at half past nine. _

They are to wrestle Dan McDonald to a finish

I or lic is to wrestle tlicni. Local challenges acce ted 1

f f'

And Lovers 0f 1

engaged the services of _l. i

Kolb his partner for next

House to be properly attended by officers to lgeep ordcr and ladies admitted free i

° Money rcfunded_ at Box Office if match fails' to

be as advertised, admission 25 cents. Show to coin- iiiciicc prouiptly at a quarter to ten.

Picture show five cents as usual and to close at

W' _ .uissui noon

Manager And Prop.riefor l’eop|e‘| Threntre

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