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MON DAY I

APPRECIATION.-The Royal Ed-

ward Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire wish to thank all those who so generously patronizecl their sale of Alexandra Roses, held cu the three

Exhibition days. Over $400.00 was( realized. ` ‘,

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WEDDING BELLS- A quiet Wed-.

ding was solemnlzed at the Baptist Parsonage, North River. on \Vg¢|n_¢|.l day, September 27th. The c;§,nh»a¢t|ng parties were Mr. I-`red_'_",|ck Mm, "we 01 H-‘mm°“-,Bild :hiss Mary Catherine M“"`“?' 0' ‘llyde River. Rev. Anhui H“{"_‘ Ufftclated. 'l`hc'happ_v .Pair will "9-"_`.de at the bridegroom's home in

llampton.

NUMBER OF TEAMS FOR 1915-

1916.-The number of Horses and Car- riages that crossed Hillsborough Bridge this year 1916, to attend the Exhibition wae 325 teams. Last year the number that crc-ssedi on the second' last day of the Exhibit-I ion was 271 teams. The above Bloks' were checked- by Mr. John H. Bums! Gate Keeper. . d'

The death occurred on Saturday

evening at her home in Cape Traversal of Mrs. John McFarlane after'an~tll-I ness of some months, following a stroke of paralysis. - She was for- merly .\liss Elizabeth Clark and leaves

WEDDING BELLS- ln the pres-

Freetown and Miss Elsie _§l. Holmes, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes of Hampshire. was celebrated at the home of the bride‘s parents on Wednesday September 27th. After the, the guests partook of a liber- ally provided supper. Many and heartv were the con-

take up their residence at Freetovin. Rev. Arthur Hurn oiiiciated.

STERLING INSTITUTE M_EET|NG

-Miss .\iacl-`arlane of the Agricultural Department, visited Sterling institute, Stanley Bridge. on Thursday, Sept.` 21st. and gave some timely hints on pickling and distributed receipts for many itinerant kinds of pickles. among the members. Shel also gave a .splendid demonstration tn stench1ll-- ing. The members have decided to re- sume their knitting for the soldiers and are going to meet on .\londay. evening. October 2nd in the institute rooms to get the yarn and knit. As there is going to be a prize given to the one who knxts the most that even- ing. every one is expected"~_tm1befth8Y8 early and bring their own knittil\S needles, - 'F ~., Q `

clock chlmed' the hour of seven on

of unusual recordancs was enacted at the- house of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell, Cheltoiy when their eldest daughter Giayds Pearle was un_ite‘d in marriage to Mr. Henry G. Aflleck. Scarletown. As the strains of Loheg- rins Wedding March was rendered' by Miss Ruth llowatt, Bedeque, the bridal couple unattended entered the parlour which was beautifully decor- ated with Autumn trimmings, Golden Glow blossoms and house plants, where the ceremony was' conducted by Rev. E. P. Calder in his well known famous manner. The bride looked' superlatively charming being attired in white silk with silk ribbon trimmings. Ninou Vestce and lifidlll veil with orange blossoms, carrying a dainty boque-t of white asters and trailing ferns.. The nearest relative of the contracting parties living in the' the vicinity ot Bedeque witnessed the cermony. The gifts beautiful and costly revealed the high esteem and favour the young couple were held in the minds of the donors. Friday the party repaired to the dining room which was adorned with _Green and Red where in accordanceb sumpt- uous repast was displayed. About nine o'clock the bride and grocfm we-re greceted by an unusually large band of chavariers who not only did bon our to the occassion but revealed their high respect and good behav- iour to such a degree that cvcry guest present coulrl not refrain front _-.peaking about them with the highest appreciation. A_t nn early hour Mr. and Mrs. Afil8Bkf',,.,left for their future home at Scarle- town. but not before congratulations and every good wish were bestowed on them:

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to mourn her hlhgand' one soil' Fail, Merchant. is handling quite a lot of

nald. Cape Tra\e se. and Mrs J . _ '_ l I ,a th f rmers are [aku G. Ellis. Montague. the latter having; 5*" 5 9‘_’ 8 °"" as 9 an d d

been with her during her illness. The $5 ad_‘a"wfg‘;h°§ me ]"‘Yes'l°g@ks_‘;1r funeral takes place at 1 p. nl.. today HSPIQISIQ? to h ell; de“]ri~ mm heath; to the Presbyterian Cemeteri' at North - °“ e.' _“E 3 ‘S b .ld. ' Bedeque. .\`o flowers bv request. "‘1ad3' fm' “Clk alter. re “I _mg

' it.-Mrs. John Bank and her sister

were ln Souris last week.-Mr. E. Jef-

. f '_' frey has completed the painting of

f1ll.Een§§,~,?;a;;m:,?e(€1,h0g;(ib\- li- if:-5; Mr. John Howlett’s house and im- ‘ '. ‘ -~ - ' ' . proves the appearance very much.- son of Mr. and Mrs. “tlltam Lewis. of Rev- R' HY Rand preached 3 GM sep

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gmwlanons and good ‘tlshe-i-hb$.St:.;i l>ly)a regizsenrigtivoe Summerside busi-

ed upon the. happy pa e’ . ness man, Sir Herbert Ames was to

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~bert. _Givenchy and the third battle-

cougb syrup you can make until you --merslrle last Monday night. Mrs. Jon-

°“I’l’l-'5“’{ ll" 11'"-“fb °"“°";"° '~ “$12 1 * home of_Mr. Joseph Leolere, SL Chrys

did for throat tlcklc, boarseiioss, bran- -handy of. Metaghsn, N. bi.. and his

Pine' I' ‘ hlllhlf °°“°°“"°t"‘l mm' Peters was? in Charlottetown this

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mon on Sunday a 7.30 to a large aud- ience, his text is found in Jeremiah 6 chap. 16ve»rse.-L'.

A SUMMERSIDE PROTEST-

There is but one place on the map, and one only. as this will go to tes-

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have arrived' in Summerslde on \Ved- nesday evening by the Northumber- land to talk over various matters in connection with the Patriotic Fund with some- of the citizens. who are ln~ tere-sled' in this matter. On Thursday Sir Herbert was to proceed to Char- lcttetown on the same mission. On Wednesday evening when the North- umberland docked certain leading citizen.-1 were on the wharf to meet the visitor. Sometime later it was discovered that those in Charlotte- town who had cltarge of the matter had wire-5' Sir Herbert that it was not advisable to come to this prov- ince atpresent as Cbarlottetown’s ac- commodations were overtaxed owing to the Exhibition. It would' have been a matter of com- _mon courtesy on the part of the Pa- triotic fommittee in Charlottetown

_t';|___.-advise Summerside of its- inten- tons, and thereby-,save many just- ly ruffled fe-eltngs,- Summerside Ag-

RETURNED HERO- Lleut. G. C.

Skinner, of Loulsburg, C. B., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McLaine, Prince Street. Lleut. Skinner enlist- ed in Winnipeg at the outbreak of the war, with the Canadian Army' Veter- inary Corps-, but joined the Infantry at Satlisbury Plains. He left Canada in October. 1914 with the hrst Bat- talion, First Brigade-, First Division.- and reached the' trenches February ll. 1915. He spent 18 months con- tinuously on the battlefield, taking part in all the operations in which (‘ana<lians' were engaged. including the second battle of Ypres, Featu-

nf Ypres. On June 13th. when engag- ed in transport work on the Ypres salient, a high explosive shell ex- plt-:*_'e-d ln the ground underneath Lt. Skinner and his horse. Both horses and' man were blown up, the horse be- lng killed. and the Lieutenant wound ed in the knee and back. He- spent six weeks in the hor-pitals and was then invulided home. He arrived in Winnipeg on August 13th. and' from there went to ;l_.c-uisburg. Mr. Skinner entered the trenches' as a Private. but received' his commission on the field on Anrll the' 19, 1916. Ne-edlers to say he has had memorable ex-

prcvents him from elaborating what he has gone through. He was three hundred yards behind the tiring line when the r-hell which put ltlm temporarily out of commission “got him." During the memorable battle ol' Ypres. in which General Mercer was klllcfl. anti' Folonfrl Williams captured. Lleut. Skinnc-r's battalion was in sup- port, but it suhsequen-tly moved up. and on the 13th of June shared ln the honor of re~capturlng lost ground. Tho Lieutenant ~says‘ that the morale- of the Canadian troops is excellent.

ye-ar the triumph of thc Allies will he complete. lie leaves' for Loulsburg on Wedncstfay morning.

-ABFlAM'S VILLAGE.-Mrs. Jos-

eph P. Arsennult returned from Sum-

eph G. Arsenanlt, also _returned thc same evening.-The Messrs. Joseph L. Gallant and Joi-'oph F. Arsenault came to (`liarlottetown on Tuesday morning to attend the Exhibition.-Mr. and Mrs. Gerome G. Arsenault, Maxlmvllle, left last Monday evening on their way

tome, by Mr. Cosgrove Auctioneer, on the 25th Inst. The sale included sev- eral horses. The owner is not going out of farming business. but had a

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w c e r pose o r o n (.l.allant.~accompanled by his mother, 'Mrs. S. E. Gnllant.'his aunt, Mrs. (Dr,\

mother-lr.-law Mrs. ithidan) Frances

week. Mr. Joseph Arsenault.

perlences, but his natural ntodc~.at_v i

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Well Organised and the general condi- tion of the three departments, good. He insisted especially on good writ- ing and drawing. He passed_ time in examining the different grades and made some valuable suggestions lu connection with the grading of pupils. -Mr. and Mrs. Cqnis Gallant were in the city \Vednesday. where they took in the ex- hibitlon.- Mr. Gerald Darby. book- keeper at Arsenault it Gaudet's store, Richmond, is spending a few days at his home in Abram's Vlllage_- lt is understood that the date sect for the Esmond Bay and Mt. Carmel Exhibit- ion will be the 13th October.-Mr, Thee-:lore Painter ief tlast Modany for Summerslds where. he intends working a while.-Mr. Mark J. Arse nault came to Charlottetown Wednes- day morning to attend the Exhibit- ion.-M.

A ceremony which will be mem-

orable la the annals of the Catholic

nessed in St.-Dunstan's Cathedral yes- terday morning, when Revs. J. E. Dougan and F. J. Hughes- were ele- vated tc- the Holy Priesthood. At 11 o'clock His Lordship the Bishop of Char lottetown. began Mass' and at the end of the epistle performed' the ceremony of ordination. The candidates were

Donald as Archdedcon. Father Mc- Quald acting as sub~deacon. Father Hughes- as Master of Ceremonies, and Fathers G, J. McLellan, Owen Klg- gins, C. J. McDonald, Joseph Rooney and W. E, Cameron assisting. The candidates ‘being duly presented His Lordship addressed the clergy and the people, and later -those about to be ordained.

The Lltany of the Saints was thcn

sung. the Bishop kneeling in prayer and the candldater- rostrate before

dldates came forward and whl-le they knelt his lords-hip, wearing his mitrc, laid both hands' on the bead of the'

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The greatest friend to sick people

is the one that helps them toward health. But nearly every human friend had heretofore suggested a dif- ferent means of regaining lost health due to nervousness, overwork, debil ity and worry. Now there are dozens of friends right here in your own town who will agree that the best friend to their health is Zoetic-the health tonic. This hlrenrlv famous remedy for “nerves” and their con- sequent ailments is a combination of glycer phosphates-the actual ele- ments of the human body with Cod Liver Oil and delicious tonic wine. A short two weeks of faithful trial will put you falr and square upon me path of bounding health. We know this so absolutely that if you canno. report real progress at the end of that time we will refund the purchase price. You who suffer and suffer and suffer should not delay beyond today. Sold by Johnson &_Johnson and E. A. Foster, Distributing Age/nts for P.E.I. and home through the kindness of

candidates. an .also atc each atthe priests Present. Next the bishop and all the clerxyraiaed their right hands and held them extended over the can- idlcwtes while the bishop said: “Let .us dearly belove.-.i»brethren beseech ‘God the Father Almighty to multiply His' heavenly gifts on these His ser- tvants. whom he has chosen for the ‘odice of Priesthood and enable them 'to fulfil by His help what they under- take thrc-ugh His favour." '

This concluded. his Lordship pray-

ed for those abom to be ordained af- ter which he proceeded with the pre- face speclal for ordination. Then. with his mitre on, and taking the stole which hung from the left shoulder of each candidate, and' ar-_ ranging it in the form of a cross on ‘the breast of each he pronounced the words: “Receive the yoke of the Lord; for His yoke is sweet and His lburden llght_" He then placed over ,the shouulders of each a chasuble folded behind and hanging down in

Church of .Charlottetown was wlt-ffront, at the' same time saying. “Re-

|ceive the priestly vestment by which _charity is signified; for God is power~ _ful to make you grow in charity and every perfect work," to which the or- dained' candidates responded, “Thanks be to God."

This was followed' by a prayer by

his Lordship, who then lntoned the

presented by Father Maurice Mc- “Veni Creator splritus," The

hymn being -taken up by the choir. The Bishop then anointed' the hands of the candidates with the oll cf Cartechumens. This done-, he closed the bands of each, one of the attend- ing prlests binding the hands to- gether with a white linen cloth. Each candidate was next presented with a ,chalice, containing wine and water, a ,paten upon it with a host. the Bishop saying the words: “Receive power to 'offer sacrifice to God and to celebrate Mass' as well for the llvln as for the

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the-a-ltar, After the Lltany the can-‘dead in the name of the Lord."

, His Lordship again precceded with the Mass, and after the Agnus' Del gave the kiss of peace to the ordained priests.

La-ter the newly ordained priests

,made their profession of faith repeat- ,ingthe Creed when the Bishop placed |his hands on the bead of each. at ,the same time saying, “Receive the .Holy Ghost; whose sins thou shalt forgive, they are forgiven them and whose sins- thou shalt retain they are 'retalned." He then unfolded the chas- uble saying. “M"" the Lord clothe thee with the stole/ of innocence."

I The sermon for the occasion was ,preached by Rev. Father McAulay. St. Pctcr's Bay, from the text: "You have not chosen me but I have chos- en and appointed youto go forth and bring forth fruit and your fruit shall remain." The sermon was.an eloquent one, the preacher handling his sub- ject in a masterly manner. I At the conclur-ion of the service. »the- newly c-rdaine-.1 priests gave their 'blessing to all present. There was

Ia large attendance- and copies of the rite of ordination according to the Roman Pontlilcal, translated into .English were distributed to 'the cott- gregaticu.

Fathers Dougan and Hughes will

take up their labours in Calgary Dio- cese whither they will proceed shortly accompanying Father W. E. Cameron.

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