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l BIRTHS I

DUNCAN.--Sept. 17th 1918 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan 46 Edward Btrest a daughter. `

DENNIS-At Montreal on Sept. 16 1918 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dennis 9. daughter. Marjery Fletcher. Congratulations.

MCKINNON-At Earnsclifie on Sept. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKinnon (Mrs. Nettle Jardine) II daughter. Isabella Jennetta.--Q. _

_ DIED

Hunnv-AI the residence or ner smi- in-lsw, Mr. D. L. McKinnon, Elm Ave., on Sept. 20, Mrs. Daniel Hur- ry after a month’s illness aged 66 years. Funeral from her late resid- ence, West Royalty on Monday, Sept.

23, to Highfield Cemetery.

CANADIAN RED CROSS' SOCIETY

Amount already acknowledged

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $28.893.91

Proceeds two tea cosies rattled at

Shaw's Hotel Brackley Beach per Mrs. F. Parker (‘arveli . . . ... $9.50

Mrs. G. F. MacDonald, 210 Hills-

boro Street, Ctiy . . . . . . . . ... $2.00

Heatherdale Red Cross per Mrs.

S. M. Martin secretary $35.00

'Teachers' Association ot P. E. ll-

land per Mr. Louis Wynne, Secy. treas. ._ $50.00

Montague W. P. A. per Miss Edith

Beer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $50.00

Brackley Red Cross per Mrs. Ern-

est Prowse. President . . . . ... $40.00

Proceeds collection in aid ltcd

Cross taken at Keppoch from sum- mer residents on August 15th per Miss Lillian Collings . . . . . .._ $17.30

GIIURDII SIIIVIUFS

Surprises of God." 2.30 p. m. Sun- day School. 7 p. In. the closing ses- sion ol Students' Conference. address- ed by prominent speakers. Preacher R. G. Fulton.

BAPTIST CHURCI1

11 a. tn. sermon. Rev. Charles Free-

man, subject, "inseparable Love; ser- vice 7 p. In. Miss _Hilda Blackadar, M. A. will address the congregation. Sunday School 2.30.

` CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ' 11 a. m. Sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sun-

day School and Bible Classes. 7 p. nt. sermon. Preacher, Rev. M. R. Enyery.

ST. JAMES'

11 a. m. sermon, subject, “Seeing

God." 2.80 p. ni. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p. ln. sermon, sub- ject. “Faithful to the Last." Preacher, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Visitors welcome. All seats tree.

ZION CHURCH '

11 a. m. Communion Service. 2.30

p. ni. Sunday School and Bible Class- es. 7 p. nt. sermon. Preacher Rev. J. D. McKenzie.

PEOPLE'8 CHURCH

Services at 7 p. m. Rev. D. Mc-

Lean. All seats free and everybody welcome.

ST. PAUU8

8.30 a. m. Holy Communion. 11 a.

m. Morning Prayer. 2.30 p. m. Sun- day School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. Evening Prayer. Rev. Mr.Burnes of Campbellton will otficiate.

ST. PETER’S CATHEDRAL

17th Sunday after Trinity. Holy

Communion at 8 and 11 a. m. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and -Bible Class. 7 p. m. Evenso/Ig,

Rev. Dr. Hunt will oiilclate.

SALVATION ARMY

Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, officers

in charge. 11 a. m. Holiness Meeting 3 p. m. Sunday School, all children invited. Bible class for adults. 2.30 p. m. service in Victoria Park, wea- ther permitting. 7 p. m. Salvation Meeting. Song books provided. Ev- erybody welcome.

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Mrs. Christy B. Gass, Secrewry Treasurer $40.00

Tignish Red Cross per A. J. Mc-

Fadyen, Esq. . . . . . . . . . . ... $50.00

Cavendish Red Cross proceeds of a

concert given by St. James Church ClI_o_ir; peijlyliss Leta lVII_I_<_:Co_ubrey. Secretary treasurer .. .. $23.00

Total to date $29,210.90

D. A. MACKINNON

- Hon. Trees.

Sent. 19th 1918

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UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEEGE

A visitor to the Union Commer-

cial College will find a very _large and enthusiastic class of students. The attendance this term is the largest in the history of the School for the month of September.

In the Commercial Department

students receive daily instruction In Bookkeepiug- Arithinetic- Rapid Calculation-- Spelling -Penman'- ship and Business Correspondence. Marked inilxroveiiient is already n0ti`ceahle in many of the subjects and especially in Rapid Calculation. This is a very important subject and students are showing a great in- terest in it.

III the Shorthand l)epartnIen`t ex-

cellent progress is being made. The 'l`_vpewriting Department is equipp- ed \viih the latest typewriters and 'all new Inacllinrs. 'l`lI<-re is an air of

I- . business about the splendldly

equipped rooms that promises great results.

Visitors to the F.xhibition next

week should call anti see the Coll- ege rooms in the Royal Hank lluild- ing. They :Ire acl<IIo\vledge<l to be among the finest in Canada. Prin. Moran will be pleased to give all ini'ormation.

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Ro|.Lo BAY RED cnoss

From July 1st 1917 'to .Iuly lst

1918 The Ladies ot’ Rollo Bay Red Cross Society spun 106 lbs of rolls and knit 396 pairs of socks for the brave soldiers_ at the front. Collected by Mrs. Frank Peters Rollo Bay East 1 lb wool

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New London Women’s_lnstitute per

‘Mlriards Llnlment Lumbermae Friend

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Collected by Mrs. Campbell and

Mrs. McDonald, Bear River.

Mrs. Daniel Fisher 21/, lbs rolls Mrs. Peter McGa.ug-li 2% lbs rolls Miss Mary McG~augh 1% lbs rolls

4 Mrs.

Mrs.

Matilda Peters 1 lb. rolls Eusubins Peters 1 lb wool

Edward Peters 1 lb wool Andrew Peters, 1 lb wool

Louise Pineau 1 1b. wool Peter Burke, 1 lb wool

Ethelbert Perry, 3 lbs wool

Annie White, 3 lbs wool

John W. Peters_ 1 lb. wool Hugh McDonald, Lower Rollo

lb wool '

Daniel Burke 2 lbs rolls

Fred (Thuisson, 50c. _ Bruno Peters, 50c - Robert Perry. 50c

John E. Deagle, 50c

Peter Deagle, 50c.

Philip McGaugh 2 lbs rolls Peter McCloskey. 2 lbs. rolls John D. Campbell, 2 lbs rolls Peter Deagle 1 lb wool V Bernon Mcisaac, 1%, lbs wool Alex Burke, 1 lb. wool ` Tlioimts Chaisson. 1 lb rolls James Chalsson, 1 lb rolls

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Holman s Millinery

Opening Takes

Place Saturday

September Zlst

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It is our aim to establish in Charlottetown an Optical Department

where glasses can be scientifically fitted at a moderate cost to the patient

This Depai-tment~is under the personal supervision of C E Barry.

D. O., the well-known Eye Specialist of Montreal, and we are consequ- ently able to absolutely guarantee every pan' we sell

Remember these are regular $4.00 to $6.00 glasses, and this Offer Is

merely to introduce our new Department and will hold good for

EXHIBITION WEEK ONLY.

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COLIN MCDONALD

Kent Street Prescription Druggist _ Charlottetown

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11 a. m. Sermon, subject "The _ _ ‘- * '

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Special Exhibition Offer-of i _. A

0 ' Spectacles antlEyeglasses,'

In order to Introduce our N1 w_ OPUCUI DeP°1"f'"@"_§ F0 ‘he P¢0PI¢ Ol I

Prince Edward Island, we are going to offer for Exhibition Week reg ular $4-00 to $6.00 gold-filled spectacles and eye-glasses, fitted with best quality spherical lenses for the reallylremarlcable price of $2 99

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Peter Chaisson, 1 lb rolls _ f ' ___ ’-I T

Mrs. John F. (lhaisson, 1 lb rolls

Edward Deagle, 1 lb rolls Y' Y ' Y '

John McKinnon 1 lb rolls

Joseph R Mclsanc $100 T

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Mrs. Bourgouise, 50c l ~ Mrs. Fred Peters, 1 lb. rolls _-_- ' " Collected by Mrs. Wm. Howlett.,

Gown Brae and Mrs. W-m. llnnlan. New Zealand:

Peter D. Conway, 1 lh. rolls Frank McDonald, 1 lb rol-ls

W.m. Howlett, 1 lb rolls

Edward Villiurd, 1 lb l'olls Agnes Ml_1l»l»ard, 1 'lb rolls Charles MoCormack 1 lb rol Mullaly_ 1 lb rolls

James Manning, yarn _

Patrick Mclnnis, 50c.

Valentine Mullaly, $1.00

Henry Mallard. soc

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

_ At Charlottetown

Open to all Canada

Over $10,000 In Prnzes

HOLMAN’S are prepared as they never were pre-

pared before to supply your requirements in Millinery » In a satisfactory manner. _

No less than fIve buyers scoured the millinery

centres for the newest and the nicest in millinery--and

we believe when you visit our Millinery Show Rooms you wilt agree wIth us that they were successful beyond

expectations.

Saturday Sep. 21st and succeeding days we will be

pE_ep_a_red to cater to your every want and whIm In our

'l ' ery Section:

, You will fmd the latest shapes and styles here

the newest _trlmmmgs--The prettlest Iibbons for _ women’ sand g1r1’s hats. s. Visit I-lOLMAN’S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

._ atyour earliest opportunity.

'R. T. HOLMAN LTD. Summetside ‘

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Alex Cheverle, 35:1.

Mrs. Uriah Villiard. 25c Mrs. John Cheverie, 250 Mrs. Charles Lutes, 25c Mab Mrs

el Gregory. 10c Patrick Iianton 250

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Mrs. Edward Whaler, 1 lb rolls

. Wm. linntor, 1 lb rolls'

Mrs. Harry Whaler ‘-1 lb rolls

Lot 32

Monday, September 30, 1918 at 1

feats. etc., only farming four years.

18-mbB. 1 DIS‘7B hens, thresher and

er gr n crusher, mower, rake, hay loader, fork, blocks and 135 It. cable;| manure spreader. disc drill, seeder,'

plows. truck wagon, box and hay

on, 1 driving/sleigh, 1 pungisleigh. 1 set bob sleig/hs, 1 wood sleigh, scales weighing 2000 lbs; pump jack. potato scumer, 2 robei, 2 ssts driving har- ness, cream separator, washing machine, Daisy churn, milk cans, base burner, tables and chairs, bed- room iurniture and numerous other articles not mentioned.

Terms of sale-Alvl sums of $5.00

and under cash. over that amount twelve ~months§ cred-it on _approved Joint notes. ~ _ ~ .

' MRS. LOTTIQ MALLETT

P. BRODIE _

Auctioneer. L

Bale positive as farm h sold. '

5 - Days Racing 5

~IvIr.-.I wm. Mallard, 1,15 mm

...i;T.§;,.,‘;_".‘.°' "_“""’“'_‘ “‘ “’“’ Special Attractions

l"°°° "_"`"°" “"`""°"' "`"`° "°"'° _ The Best Acts Are Booked to Amuse the Spcctators “

Auction Sale at Cornwali in Front of Grand Stand

,‘§§;’;f’°§‘,,,§§;‘;,‘1?,,;§“,°,,‘°‘§§§;,,§_;°“e‘;; Live stock entries, except Poultry. close September 13th

M; §;§§,;°“‘;f°“ °°“P“'“““°",“"“ All others entries close the 17th September

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ge orses ages 4. 5, 0; 1 _

miich cow, 4 years old; 17 sheep, 16 'C V "‘_"""

cleans; Alpha engine, 4% horse Dow-‘_

3 sets harrows, sintle Dlow 2 sans ' __ X

rake. box cart, and truck, 1 bicycle.I ` - _ _ _ , . Ed

whsle vw and »°1-»-11°-"1 mi _ The largest attendance In the mstory of Prince

. ward Island Exhibitions is anticipated Make your ar- rangements early. ,- f

For _Prize List? and all other information write thi!

Secretary. _ f _ _ `

Frank R. Hearn. c. R smailwnnd

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