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PROFESSOR a BALL Music Classes resumed. Studio, Bﬂlptisi School Room.

FOR SALE "WATERMER-E" Charlottetown. Bargain to quick purchaser. Dr. Garrison, 12h Brlslnen. 1711-8-3-121

PROF. FLETGHEWS NEW STUDIO in Iieurtz Ilall will open tomorrow, 5th. All Pupils are re. quested to register at once. Phone 963 and 960.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. ~-Mr. and. M-ns. Charles H. S. Sterne announce the engagement oi their daughter Irene Maude to Mr. Alfred L. Dunlap oi Montreal Marriage to take place Ute latter part oi September.

WHEN YOU STOP by tho road- side tor tea, that is not the time to enquire. whether you intro brought the right kind ut‘ tea or not. 'l‘i11-. time to be suro is lit-fore 3,1111 leave iltlllll‘, otliorwisel your cup of tca by tho roadside may nut be as good as it might have boon. LIORSBS TEA tastes ivoll tivory~ where, but it. is especially good us :1 roadside beverage when properly mado.

ASSUMES HOLY PROFESSION. -—~<'I‘ho many triemis 0t‘ Sister Saint (fathitriue tot’ Louvulin, formerly liidna Peters, tlaughtt-r oi‘ Mr. 11nd Mrs Joseph Peters, ltustiiso, will ‘hr. pleased to hour oi‘ her holy Prob-as ion which took Diiiljt‘. on the 17tl1 oi‘ August ut tho uNIoLhvr house oi’ the Congregation llo Notrp Dame, Montreal. llcr father “'11s present at bur profession. Since lior profession, Sister Saint Cittherluc has been sta- iioitoti at liiiscoircho Convent, l’. E. l., where hcr time will be occupied iii touching music. lleloro classes wt-re rosumotl she spent a tow days nt Rnstico Convent and liud the sporiul priviltxt-t». ot‘ tlnily visiting iii‘l' nioilici‘ who 1111s been stiriotisiy Ill for the pusl; year.

LEAVES FOR HOME. —Capt. J. Woathcrbie and his party are leav- ing this morning on return to Wcstmount, Sydney taking tho steamer ‘lviugtltilcn to ‘Pit-ton from thorn they will motor to their iromrs. The visitor-s have boon spending two wevlt-t very pleasant- ly with irioiidsi 11nd FUIHLIVPH horn 11nd rrwoivud the very kindest nt- tuntion from t'Vl3i‘_Vi)t)tiY. Capt. Wt-ntln-rbio sows 11 womlertiil change 11inch the tcmptiroure law 1111s been i11 operation, 11nd instead oi‘ rum shops thorc urn good build» inns, woll t*11lti\'z1te1l farms and 111:0- plo driving 11111111111 in their carts. iln says tho temperance people do» serve tiredlt for the prosperity oi I’, IQ. I.

PROFITABLE PICNIC. —Tho Protetstnnt Orphanage Auxiliary oi 'l'1=_1,'n11 lit-Id tholr 1\'111111t1l Picnic 011 August 30th. 'l‘l1e sum of $13!! was reulizotl, 'l‘l11-. Auxr iliary wish to thank overyone who i11 nny way helped lo mnkc tho picnic a success. This sum has been torlvurdcd t0 the 0rpl1a11~

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WE- ARE DISCHARGING a Miran o! tlrst class Hard coal. it you want real good coal you should zet- some out oi this cargo. C. Lyons 8c Co. 3i

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Mr. 11nd Mas. ‘Frederick Matters. Westmorlsnd, motored to the city Wednesday and with u. tow iriends prococdml to the Wllortr an enjoyable alter- noon was spent. They returned to their home on Friday well Die-used with their outing.

CATHOLIC MISSION OPENS. - The ‘liilssion opened 111 St. l)un- sun's Cathedral last evening. Rev. idnthers McIntyre and Goedling, S.J., oi Philadelphia, conducted the services, Father illiclntyro p giving instruction 11ml Father Goteldini iwcacliing tho sernrou, taking as iris stilhjtzct: For." Tho Mission this week is |'o1 women onlymtliellliisstrs being tirom 5.30 11.111. till 9 :t.111., 11nd Instruction iii. ii u.1n. and 7.30 p.111.

RICHARDS REM.ANDED.— John itlcliartls, t1. iishcruran, of DcBlols, was tolken to ‘Summershle enrly Sntulrday morning u11 a warrant tor inﬂicting grievous bodily ‘ilttflll upon .\l:1lvi11 Bluglole, oi‘ liliohmond, and 1.11s remanded "for trinl, to take 111111119 at tho Court liouso o11 Wed itcstiay’. _Biagl0le received :1 knife wound in the side during a quarrel inst Thursday at Richmond.

WILL REMOVE OLD BUILDING ~E. il. Duvalr has been awarded the contract tor removing the build- lug 011 the corner oi‘ (lrtint. George 11nd Grafton streets, the -proporty oi‘ b‘. U. Spencer, iSt. John. This is one or Charlotttiloivirs tildost lund--11111rks, licmiiiarlyr known 11e- “IICZLIOH, Corner." 1M1". Spencer pur- flililSCli the property several months 11x0 ttzlr the. purpose oi erecting a new pllcttire theatre.

MISS CHESHIREE DEPART- URE.-'l‘l1c depurtulrc t'ron1 the city zhis morning o1‘ Miss Bella ICIIBSIIII‘?

1st Church last evening, was reior rod to with regret by the pastor, Rev. ills", Ryan, during the course of his sermon. Miss Cheshire, who is ‘leaving for Calgary, Allzr, was later presented by Mr. (i. I". Ilatcli- cson on behalf 0t‘ the hlelhorlis! Church choir with n11 address ox messing wariu npprticitition 0t‘ her valuable services in tile choir, and regret. at her (IQIIZIYIILYIE. Miss Cheshire, who is a sister of Mrs (Protl) Fletcher", has ibcen here for tho pas‘. two years and has been :1 ivuicoiiio’ addition l.o the musical Activities oi the community. 'i‘l1c hearty good wishes 0i.‘ her many Charlottetown friends accompany her t0 the West.

PERSONALS

Miss Katie McAleer of Newton, Mass, who has been spending the summer on the Island leaves this. morning on return.

Miss Reta. M. Simpson oi Bel- mont is attending P. W. College. Mr. John H. Mann of Burlington returned to Charlottetown Tuesday to resume his duties at- Prince of Wales College.

Mr. Ambrose Vessey and daught- er have returned to \St. Stephen utter 11 pleasant vi-sit with friends and relatives at York.

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IN MEMORIAM

MRS. CATHERINE MURPHY

" ‘Tits hard to part with those we love." These are the eenti~ iients oi the family‘, and relatives oi Mrs. Catherine Mllfpily whose death took place at her home on Sunday, Aug. 19th at the age of 68 years. Deceased had been ill for three weeks with hemorrhages and all that medical aid and kind nura~ lng could do, was done but God willed otherwise and claimed her tor l-lie own. During her illness she was visited by- her pastor, Rev Theo. Gallant lrom whom she re- ceived the last sad rites of the Catholic Church. She leaves to ‘mourn the lose oi‘ a kind and lov- Ing mother six sons and six duugitors, John and Lewis 0t‘ Milli- uocket, Maine; Bernard, Boston; Niass; Maurice, Rollo Bay, P. E. I; and Thomas and James at St. Mary's Rd: Mrs. William Landry. and Miss Rose 0i Iiulifax, N. S; Mrs John O'Donnell, Toronto; Mrs- Michael Evans, Milllnockct, Maine; Mrs. Thos. Bouderenti. Lower Montague and Mns. Jtls. Mahar, St. Mary's Road.

The funeral was conducted by Rev. Theo. Gallant, after ivhlch the remains of a loving mother was inid to rest in St. Paul's Cemetery. Sturgeon, there to await the final resurrection. ~

Rest in Peace.

(‘Pat/riot please copy.) —--o+>——--

MR. FRANCIS CALLAGHAN.

At. Dromore on Sept. 5th, Francis Callaghan departed this life at the age oi.‘ 76, fortified ‘by the last sacraments oi the church he so ierventlyioved. Hie funeral took place on Friday morning to St. lluatrickls Church, Fort Augustus where solemn Requiem Mass was chanted by his pastor Rev. A. J. McDonald who also performed the services at the grave. May his soul rest in peace.

‘I _ TRY IT! Hundreds have found roller for

Ashen, Patna, Bruises and Cute In Minnrdh.

WNARIISI “NET

spent Saturday at his old home at

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Mr. John Mnhal‘.

Pleasant Grove.

Mr. C. L. Busten has returned to] St. John after o short visit to York.

Mrs. W. A. Johustono of Moll- tague returned home Saturday 11c- compnning her (laughter Miss Mur» iel Johnstoue to the city. liiiss John stone was on her way to Soc-krill:- N. Ii. whertro sire enters Mt. Allison Ladies College.

Mr. Fred Corrie)’, 5"" 01' MIR llllll Airs. ‘S. G. Oorney, Borden is in the city attending the Prince oi Woks College.

N, Evans and Muster Jot-k oi Bur» Iington are visiting friends 11nd

Point and Charlottetown.

Mr. Peter Curran. _ visiting in the city, the guest ot his brother, Mr. Wm. Curran. It ‘

province.

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Standing oi Si. Mary's West. Ior month o! August". Grade V.—Ceiia McGee. Grade Etta McGulgan llL-Hubert Mc- Kesrney. Gratis IV. (Jrh- 1. Lu- cy Rice. 2. Mary Mc-Gulgan. 11¢-

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Grade llr-Lucilia McCsrrull-

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an, 3. Agnes MoGutgan. and Mal’! McGee, equal. Perfect Attendance:

Gracie L. Hughes, Irene . l8-

. m. Mr. Jos. Murphy, Sea View enter-

' tr Mr. W. S. Newsom is exileﬂied qt‘ 71.1,".

non-rs amounting to $l9.53|l.'i'30i1933 ‘is estate was his sporting Slime While thorn rr-mains n not operating re-illlontllﬁ 0f lust year, theraiore, venue for tho 111011111 of Sl.4'.'2.’3:2.*,|i1lll0lllllB l0 35.137453.

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Statement of oarniniz-s and vx- 1933 lY-P 119i "ﬂllllllgl! 0! U16 Call- Cnnatumi National ltail-‘lldiull National Railways have

for tho month 01' July. 192:2 r1111ou11t1-11 to 82,984,460 a compared

nuts 1"" "I here today. (lross 1 _rn- With ll tlﬁfllfll 0H the 831118 11701331‘- ‘ 4G7, 007 an IIICTCIIQI} ties of 2,202,993 I11 the correspond- as compare-ti with July, 111i’. llrliﬂd 0i 1922, The iluprove-_ 1922. Alter 1r '1 1.1,; (in-rating vx-iluenet in net operating results in

against the first seven

I11 J11ly, 1022. tho net operating! (tress eﬂrllllliiﬂ W011"!!! BXDBIIBQ

Euston revenue from Utizht: Riliiiil proper-iilllll not (earnings for the month 01' ties was $723,004 so that the JulydJuiy. 1933. and for seven months 1923 figures represent an increascicvlllilare BB f0lI0W8I—

11122 Increase Jill)’ 1923

1.411711’)? Gross 21,002.84B

718,633 Operating Expenses 19,530,620

749,224 Net 1.472.228

Seven Months

122,105,576 15,675,945 Gross 137,781,521 124,308,509 10,438,492 Operating Expenses 134,797,061 2,202,911.‘! 5,187,453 2,884,460

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