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WESTMORELAND.-lPrayer meet-

on Tuesday Sept. 29th, ut 7.30 o’clock.

NORTH WILTSHIRE.-There will

be service at the North Wiltshire Mei.- hodist Church on Thursday evening, October ist., at 7.30 'o’clock. The R.ov. D. McLean of Charlottetown will DreachL_. .- ._.. ..

SUMMERSIDE -EXHIBITION.-1 A

special train leaves Charlottetown for Sunlmerslde Thursday morning, Oct. lst, at 8.30, returning same evening; round trip, $1.00. intermediate sta- tions proportionate. 5799.

LITTLE SANDS SOClETY.- An

auxiliary of the Red Cross Society has been organized at Little Sands with the following oi'i'lcers:- President. Mrs. J. D. Livingstone; Vice-President Mrs. Donald Livingstone; Treasurer, Miss Jessie MacKay; Secretary, Miss Mary G. Smith.

RECENT ARRIVAL.- Among the

few immigrants recelltly arrived in the proviilce is Mr. Thomas Doane, wllo has excellent recommendations and has secured employment in this city. Mr. Doane is from the Old Country and expects his wife and dau- ghter to come to the Island shortlv.

SCOTCHFORT.-Mr. Will McDon--

nld, teacher, Souris, West, spent the week-end visiting friends ill Scotch- fort..-X. Miss Adeline Peters, teach- er, Rollo Bay, spent the week-end vis- iting iil Sootchfort, tho guest of Miss Florrie Fisher.-X. Miss Florrio Fish- er, teacher at Glenroy, who was ill Charlottetown attending the teacller's convention, returned llonle Friday evening.-S.

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$.S. TVRIAN.-The Cable Ship

“'l`yriali," Capt. Dicklesoil. arrived ill Charlottetown harbour oil Sunday afternoon. She come dowil from Quebec to inspect. the liew cable which she recently laid dowll at Wood Islands, bllt there sprung up li rather brisk breeze, wlilcll later developed into it gale, alld tho Caplaill thought it advisable to cull hero for shelter. .lust as soon as the weather clears up silo will lonve for Maine. She will prohuhly sail to-dny.

BOY SCOUTS.-The Y.l\i.('.A. Boy

Scouts are very busy just now, meet- ings beillg held twice o week. About ten of the boys have alrcaliy passed their “ tenderfoot "' tcst and are llo\v trying for their sccollll-clilss. The work includes first sid und sigllallilll; so far, and later oil some ol' llic more advallced practicos will be taken ilp. The tronp uudcr the direction ol' Mr Morris, oi' St Pciel"s School. :lrc also working llarrl to get throngll the fest. Lulcr oil coinpetitiolls will be held be- l.wecll the dillerelit pnirols.

GYMNASIUM CLASSES.-On Tiles-

dzly evening tho gymnuslunl cl~.lsscs of the V.M.C.A. will begin their fall season. Now that tho cold weather has set in, the opportunity for enjoying indoor recreation will be appreciated. Apparatus work, basketball, baseball, vollcybiill and many other games should make nach sei-lion full oi’ life and interest. The youllg llieli's class begins oil Tuesday, tho boys’ class on Wednesday and the students’ class on

’l‘liur:-iday. Quito ll few _vollllg men have already s gniliell their intention ol' joining, and if li suiliccut nunlbor do no thc basketball league will be orgaiiiscd nlnoug tho class, null every follow will bc on n toanl. lu this wily l.llosc_wl\o llnvc not already learnt the gi-illlo will bo zlblc lo" do so. The boys' class will bo run lil nonlewlillt thc annie way. the ideal being lo give l-vcly boy a clllllwc to plny on ll team.

WEDDING BELLS.~-~’l`ho lioston

Gloho ol' thc 25th lust. contains the followlllg marriage notice:--'I‘Ile mar- riage oi' Mi:-is Jessie Edwinli Gillespie und Edward Pearce Shaw. of South Bend, lild., took pluco last evening at 9 o"clock nt thc homo ol' the brido’s parcllts, Mr alid Mrs \\-'. G. Gillespie. of' 15 Vancouver Street, Roxbury. ltev. Dr Cortlalld Myers, pastor ol' Tl-cnlount 'l‘eulple, olllclated iii the proscnco of fl small assembly of immediate friendn and relatives. The ceremony was per- fornled lil the drliwlng-room, whlcli' was clecorated with siinlux, white roses mid palms. The bride wore ii gown ol' ivory white satin. und she wore a veil null wreath of orange blossoms. She cal'riell ll shower bouquet of Anicrlcan llcnuly roses and lilies of the valley. 'l`llo ushers were S. H. Mcfiiitcllcoli and li. E. Howe, both of this city. The bridegrooln is a graduate of I-iarvard and the son of the in-to Edward Shaw oi' West Mel- ford. I-‘ollowlilg rl wedding trip to New York lllld Washington, Mr and Mrs Shaw will reside in South Bend. Iild., where they will be " at home" lifter Jan. lst, 1915. The bride, wllo is a dnuglitcr ol’ Mr W. G. Gillespie, ol’ l‘hnrIoIIclown, was uttcnlled by her slslcr, Miss Nellie. The bride- groom is also li Prince Edward Islander, having formerly resided lit Brnckley Point. A photogrllpll of the bride appears in the Boston Globe.

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MISS GORMAN RETURNS.-Miss

Bertha F. M. Gorman returned to Charlotetown on Saturday night from a two months* visit to Boston and New York. While abroad, Miss Gorman learned all tho new lliiiices, ot' which she speaks enthusiastically, Mig... Gm-. man will open classes very shortly.

HAMPTON, ETC.-'Pile Sacrament

of the l.ord’s Supper will be dispensed in the Presbyterian Church at Bon. shew on Sabbath. October 4th. at 11 o’clock. The preparatory service oil Friday evening at 7 o'clock will be con- ducted by Rev. J. ll. l\-ici-luttlc. Ser- vices will lle also conducted at Llam- pton ni. 3 p. ni. and at Tryon al 7 p. in.

PATRIOTIC MEETINGS.-Mectiligs

in the interest ol' the Ariny Field Ser- vice Fund will he held lit Little York on Wednesday evening, 29. at which Mr. R. H. Campbell, Superilltelldeiil. of Education, Dr. Dewar and others will speak. At fiorrall Ban oil 'l`hurs- day a meeting will be addressed by several speakers, and at Fort Augus- tus on Friday evening will be addressed by Itev. Dr. Fullerton. D. Nicholson, M. P. and others. All meetings begin at 7.30.

ARMY FUND.-A meeting ill the

iliterests ol' the Army Field Scrvicc Fund was held at lliirtney Hall, Vill- age Greed, la'sr‘illglir',' a largeaiiilleiice ‘being present. D. G. F. Dewar was appointed chairman and Fred Robert- son Serrrctziry. After the cllairrilan had explained the object of the nlect- Iing Mr. E. S. Weeks, Pownal, and Itov. W. McVie, of l-lzizelbrook, deliver- ell stirring addresses. Persons were appointed to canvass the different sec- tions of' country in that vicinity in the interests ol' the Army Fund and the Belgian Relief l<`nnd. The meet- ing was olltliusiaslic and closed by the singing of the National A_nfhenl..

BACK FROM VALCART|ER.-

Among the posscllgws arriving in ('llarlottetown by the express last night. were two of the inilitiillnen wllo went. from this island to Valcarticr to prepare for service with thc Cailntlinii contlngellt at the front. A few nights previously Gunner Frank l\7a.jor, one of the nrtillerymoii who volunteered from this island for active service and was with llle Vallcsirtiel' troops, also returned to the island. ills rctnrn was necessitated by the illness of his nlolher, at whose request. he was re- lieved of service. Tllel-lc men have rs- ceivod their regular iliscliargcs.

PREPARING FOR WINTER.--The

cold weather is already making itself fell, and llullsellolilelzs are beginning to bring out their stoves froln the lninlior-rooms and such other places us these illtlispelisablc articles :irc kept. illosrs Bruce Stowart have re- ceived quite al number of orders for licatillg arrlillgemollis. tho biggest and nlost important ol' these uildel‘taliili;;s being the heating ol’ St Dullstan‘s (‘al.llodri\l. Tho tlrnl will also heat St l’ctcr`s (`athc<lrzll and il number ol` private ilwelliugs, including those of D. B. Stewart. .Ialmes Stewart, Samuel Kennedy, l)r Alley :llld thc buslllcss premises ol' Mossrei lieer ll' \\'eeks. ln Dr ll. I). .lollnson's llousc they will install il hot. air flirliacc systenl.

HYMENEAL.-An interesting ccrc-

lnony took place nl \Vatermcre oil Sl-ptclpllor 22nd., ill 7 p. nl. wllcli Miss Sadie Matheson beczlrile thc wife ol Mr. Alliol Spurgeon ltobcrfs. , The nupliiil knot was lied by the Rev. 1). ll-Iucllczlll. 'l`hc§.' \yel'e ullflttellilctl. lllllilerlixltely l\i`l.cl' thc ccrniolly thc happy couple drove to the house. of thc bl°ide's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kon- uclll Mzltlleson. Oyster lied Bridge, wllcrc ll nuillbcr ol' lilo illllncdintc l'l~lcuds ol' the contra(-tiiig pnrlies hail zlsscillbled to w(-lcoiile lhcln. A very lilellsalil l-.vt-nlili: was spent and the young couple start out on lil`e’s jour- ney together with the very best wishes of the entire conllniliiity, as the bride is one of thc most popular young ladies of the settlement.. The Guard- ian extcnlls its congraillllalions to Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, wishing them ii long ind prospcroils jpnrncy through lill-

CACOUNA WRECKED.--'l‘llc illlcl-

ligcncc will be received \villl rcgl‘et hy many persons, principally in the city and in Slliilinorsille, at wliich thc vessel was a regular caller, that the lilach Dilllnolld Line stenliisllip Carou- nzi is n total wreck on the Newfound- land const near (‘-ape Race. ltclief, however. will be occlisiolierl by the fact. flint though thc vessel will be a conlpletc ions, hor crew have osclipml to safety. The disaster to the (`ilcou- na is only one instance of a consider- able aulount of damage that has been callsed to fishing, property and sell- boaril structure by serious hllrricollcs which for the past ten days have rag- ed In those \vatci's. The Cacounn loft St: John's for Sydney on Saturday and went ashore during ll gale tlult niglll off i<’errylulld near l‘npl- ll_ar-c. Mr. Edward Cullen, Pownal street., l'ol-l\iv- od a lt-legrnlil lllst evening froln his brother, lilrcd (‘ullen, I-*lrst Mott- of the ill-fated slonmcr, that ho, with thc rest. of the crow. had arrived safely in St. John‘s, Nfld.

ST. DUNSTAN’S CATHEDFIAL.4-

Constriictloii oil S1 Dunstiln's Cathe- dral is proceedilii: iipai-e, mid it is expected that at Clirlstmns Ihr- work \vlll have been sulilclontly for nd- viincod to pcrnlit the use oi' tho build- ing for the purposes ol’ worship. The scaffolding has bceii shifturl from the front. of the t'-athellrill,al\<lln the course of the next few days thc big liorll-k will be taken down and tho towers removed. After this work oil the front steps will he begun. The steps will be of concrete, lnsldc faced with cul stone. Tile scaffolding has been re- moved rrom both liplres, and all that remains to conipié-'te them in the pul- ting in of the window frnmen und tho copper work around them. 'Phe some remarks apply to the ileche in the middle of the roof. About 90 por cent. of the slatlng has been compleqed, and work is going aliozid rapidly on the new Sacrlsty. With tho exception of the front steps. all the_ outside con~ -crete work is finished. Only four Iinteis remain to be set over tho barc- mont windows. Work is being pushed forward on the metal Iaths forming the vauitlng of tho main roof, and this will bo plnalorcil with coiiicill. Tho plaster work In tho liar.-'»,ilioilf will begin today. lic will also thc lnstnllll-

drugglsts sell Cascarets. Don't forgot

the children--their little Iiisldeii need a gentle clealulnlilioo. f

lion of ibo hunting s=ynli=lli. for wlllcll Mears llriicc Stewart & (To, will he rcspollsihlilc.

llvered by the lion. Judges Fitzgerald and Haszarll.

SPECIAL MEETINGS.-in spite ol’

thc inclement weather there was tl large attendance at the prayer meet- ing last night ill Zion (Zllurch. Aftcr the singing of many ol' the old favour-

for blessing upon thc Church and coni- nillility in all their interests, the pus- l tor spoke oil the subject ot' “The re- pairing ot' thc Altar" and pleaded for a revival of the grand old custom ol’ reading God's Word and offeriilg pray- er at the family nltar. He showed how in lsrllel the altar fell into decay through neglect and that was the secret of their apostacy and conse- quent sul`l`ering. Miss Mziynlic Ross sang very effectively tho fine old hymn, “Softly and Tcllrlerly Jesus is Calling." ’l`|lo meetings begin every evening at 8 u'clock and all are hellrt- ily wclcomc. The subject to-night will be “Private alld Public Religion."

THE PRINCE EDWARD.-Seats

were at a pri-lllium in the Prince Edward Tlleatrc lust night, and long before thc collc-lusion of the first show patrons were crowded ill tho aisles. oil the slnirs lending lo the lnill:oil_v and along the dill'l-.rellt corridors. 'rho many followers of thc scrinl photo- Dlliy. "Lucille Love," saw thc girl of 11lys'tery~ just~escl1pe from "l;ob'e.f|ltc‘s ranch and pass through lioslilc lines safely to thc Aliicriczln bordi-r. Sho wus not content with llf-ir liberty. how- ever, und ellflcalvollrcrl lo :=.:-cllri~ hi-l' stolen papers, and :ho iii:-‘lzilrilclil closed with Lucille ill l.olic'|\lc'~. power, after liuvilig got thc liii:z.\-lin: papers in the llllfl=r's housc. Tin- piv- turc was 1`ontured with llc;-il1i1l..l sccllery and liiaglliflcclii. plio.f.o;;r;lp!.y,l und it was pnllctuatcd with loud liilrsls ol' applause. 'l‘\vo cxccllclil libnl:. “'l`cstllig l<`ii°c" and “'l`hi.- Pl-ri! nl, the l’lains." wow prollllco-1 in ilu- ,..-»,~- feel. enjoyment of nil. .fl wllolc ref-l ol' laughs was given ill li rcnlly l'\lnn_\' comedy entitled “ l'liivcrs:ll lke‘s t‘ir_v Elopemellt," ,

THE PEOPLE‘S.---'File l’i'.oplc`s

Tllealrc was crowded last evening, as it is llnrdly llc('c.<i.~‘.i1ry to stulc. Ani cxceilr-lil' progranlnle was put oll, “'l‘lil\ i\‘lilsiciiili's Dal\i;lltl~r" bcillg :ln un- usually strong llranlr., wcil aclccl, with u 0levcl‘, winning heroiilc-tllc popul- ar llctress lvlilulll- lfcaly. l"ll<ir\i-l_\'in_1',' thc plot, which was well llevl-lop<><l, was u good lnoral, and lilo piclurc vvsl:-' liltclisc in iiireri-sl. it was produccd by the 'I‘llanliollscl' ('ompnll_v. lhc pro- rlllcers of who fiiiiiolls “Million llollar Mystery” ::c1‘i'.>=\ ol pit-llll'e:; which ircrc begun :lt this tlicliire on l<`l'idny Inst. "Tile Right .\.ia:l" was ainolllcr .=‘.plon- dill drailizl, fl‘:‘.lllrlug two ol' tho r-lcver- s-sl lnoticn piclllrc plnycrs of the day. lilllrlc Wlllillllls and l.illiilil \\'lllllcl'. `."llc nilllh s_cr_i<_-s__Q_i` “Our_ll'lutua,_l_ Girl" ,vas .flllown and wus pcrhllps bcttcr than ally oi' its iirt-.tloli-c.~isor¢;, iii(-,

puplllar clinractcr irlliing thc ll-lidiilgl part in niziny illl inlcrcsllng and also cxcitiilg incidents. “Our lliulunl Girl" is pt-rlinps one of thc most ilitcrest- ing serials being sllo\vn, and iiubody would lhirlll for a nlolneiii ol' lliissliii-,. any number ol' il.. “l’crr~y’s l<`ir:u lini- iflay" wn-.4 ll first-clans lcolrlctly an-l supplied n pleasant relief ngzlillsl ibi- serioilsllcss of the llrzllllzllic pllrt ol' lllc progrnlnulc. Il cvolloll colllilllloll-; lltughtei‘ fronl the first scczio to lin- lnst and was higllly npplccintt-ll. 'Vivo more pictures will bc .<llo\'.‘n louigili.

Rl'SSI.\NS lllil/i('ll lll.l\|§AllY.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-~Pursllin;; their

success the Rllssilliis have piialicd ov- er the Ciirpatllinn range :ind cnptilv' , cd Hszok tHnin;lv.ry) near thc sii|ll‘L'c of thc river Ungli with iiuiiibcrs of puns artillery, stores und pi~isoilcl's,, says rl I’etro_gl‘zltlc clu'l‘cs1‘olllll-lit i.o` the Mo-Filing l'ost.. 'l`Iii-ncc the ltnss. inns have ileccnlleil into tbl' plaills of Hliilgzwy.

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FROM BACl(ACHEi

When your kidneys are weak and

torpid they do not propcl‘l_v pcrl`orlu their functions: _voiir back ncllcs and you do not feel lil-;c iloillg lunch of anyllling. You nro likely to he despondcnt and to borrow trouble, just ns if _voil liii<ln’t enongll al- ready. Don'i bl-. livicliiil :lllyionu'ci'. I The olll rclillblc lin-iliffillc. lIoi.<l’s

Srll'saplll'i|l'.l, p_i\‘c.~' :=trc~nulll and ionc to the icilllil-,\‘s and bililds up the whole syslclll. (ict it toiialy. ‘

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