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M¢:LEOD C. BENTLEY.

Barriotere and Attorneys-at-Law Oiilces-Bank of N. S. Chambers,

_ Charlottetown. P. E. I.

s PIANO TUNING. Regulating voicing .and Repairing. SatisfactionGua.ranteod.

PLAYER PIANO and CHURCH ORGANS

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with right goodwill and thoroughly enjoyed the sport.

After lullclleon a match of mixed

Miss Ethel Haszard and G. W. Harri-

second. Then ‘came thc driving,

the ladies competitioni the approacll ing and putting was won by Mrs Flor- ence Morris, with Mrs Clarke second, Miss Alice Weeks third. The driving competition wus won by Miss Mary Haszard, with Mrs Clarke second, and Mrs A. A. McLean third.

in the men’s competition the driving

colliest was \voll by A. W. I-lyndman, 3:47 yards, D. B. Stewart, 318 yards, lsccolld; the approaching and putting vas won by A. A. McLean, with H. W. Lollgwortll second.

Aficr the luatches of the day were

_(vcr came the presentation of the prizes for the your, the persentations ll/ling made by the Vice-President, Dr (loodwlll, wllo ofiiciated in the absenc

"low is the llst:-

Standard cup, J. M. Hunter.

Mixed doubles, July 10th, lst, Miss

Helen Warburton and W. K. Rogers; 2nd. Miss Rogers and J. M. Hunter.

Mixed doubles, August 4th, 1st Miss

Hobkirk and W. K. Rogers; 2nd, Mrs Clarke and H. E. Miller.

Mixed doubles, August 28th, lst,

Ethel I-laszard and A. A. McLean; 2nd, Mrs Stewart and A. W. Hyndman.

In the afternoon lt pleasantly ar-

ranged tea was served by the ladies

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The golf Iin'ks ut Belvidere oll Mon- after neck and neck finishes with

day presented a brilliant scene when Barney. Mac, the gpm] pacing son of the members, libout sixty-iive,_were.Aquirl,. 2,2715., Baby Don was “off” present to participate in the annual and refused to stri_ke_his old familiar golf tournament and partake of a very clip. Best time 2.29, with final halves dainty luncheon served by the ladies iIl._1.12. _ I _ oi’ the House Committee of the club. _ The¢82nd_Band furnished a splendid This season has been all too short Programme-of music, which was one owing ta so much wet weather, but of the pleasing -features"-of a pleasant none theiless pleasant. Tile members afternoon. __ . _

entered into Monday's celebrations Following is the summaryz-

do_ubles was played, which was won by DlXl€ Gll‘l._`- 3-24% -( GGFBOYI)

son, with Miss Rogers and Dr Goodwill_ '.TllIl€. 2.21.'_.2.21${¢, 2.20%.

putting and approaching matches. n _ __ _,I 2.40 _.,TR_DT.

I ‘ e _ _ . -The Driving nl the President, Judge Haszard. Be- (mlb “re deeply grateful ii? llie. Drlvillli

Ladies cllnlnpionship, Mrs.»Florence l“`.“°l‘ f°l' ll°l<ll!l§ their matinees on

Morris. ‘luring _!.!l_Q_8_li_Inlner, also the caretaker,

Lcngwortll cup. Miss Ethel Haszard. Ml' Arblngl Wl1° did lil” best f0 MVB .\'Ien's cllampiollship, J. M. Hunter. the "ack ll' 511911 fast- wlldilibll. The

President’s match (Judge Haszard). t° put °" races dlmng me Wlfllef. RS

mixed d0ub|es_ won by Miss Hobkirk our local track with its highly banked and D. B. Stewart. curves is C°“Bld@l'€d the b9Bt in

W. K. Rogers match, ladies singles, Canafla fur the DUTDOSG-

won 'by Mrs W. W. Clark. lf_=lley are successful, they intend Mrs B. Heartz match, men’s singles, l‘°ldm5 their llfst F866! Christmas

let, c. H. B. Lengwortll; zml, G. W. DW- “nd “l1°lh@l' meet New Years Hamsom- - ,Day, when cash prizes will be given.

or anemia; conimlme.

be commenced to-day and u$ on

turned b the Con V 9 5 ¢

attempts to even matters up, but “ner wmumg M thml hem in the Miss Mar aret Cond I ret rned

were unable to get fr good time of`2'2%%" Dixie raced much V 5 Y me u'

sharp tackling of t}?:ag0nn(;',I"g,3_‘; better than at Halifax or Charlotte-_ halves. The Saints team is a good one t°W“~' The DDCWP M50 Wéllt well,_ and they certainly outclassed their being t°'m° mst lm" °f the last mil”

oppémellits in scrim work, particularly -bsgsg égantrtkozlu Won by Kuhn _ rl ormng up.Alt th h ' w ~ .-“H613 was a good exhibIti<‘i§eofei"o<ith(iilFis’\lid~ 3 51°-nb °fP C°;l(1im°d‘;';1,i“e~‘l(3;\4‘&l'=l‘=““ll~ -no-.loom li few l, f ll Y for el' - _ A ~s.lli°r season closes lllvtbrlflrlalrigsapgrgziaigdl M Hlldl* 5.-» 2-_16)‘» Qivlieil #nil ‘ll`l"0I1 by Itllevirans of this sport. Prof. Murphy :;,’;mM`:,a‘;' nsét vgsdslgffé '-wélslla. .~_l9§ll9Q°» o . .C. th ~f _ _ y usua was

was U le eree’ _ _ his opponent. The big.ggited\;;-piggy,

~*-----.---_ \ gkltcheper, showed up well,_ and no

One but those-who didn't _know him' was-surprised -to see,hlm_tl-ot so wen, who hasbeen miles as good as 2.28, with little or no work., ‘

Derby, 2.20%, won the 230 pace,

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Kitcllener, J, S, Wedlock

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Delflly _(W€_fllock) _

Barney Mac (Hooper)

Baby D011. (Buntain and Hender-

BOH) 3 3

Time. 2.29. 2.29. The races were in aid of the Regi-

mental Fund and a snug sum was realised. _

Ml' P- S._ Brown, in his usual up-

to-date way did the starting, pnd had his horses away in a minimum number ‘of scores each time

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Park Association for the use of the

Club intend (if theycan get the track)

Several stakes are being talked of ,which would make winter racing of the most spirited kind. These 'races will not only boost the 1' Sport of Killgs."_ but will give the horsemen and trainers a chance to make a few dollars llllflllg the cold winter months, when hay and oats are plentiful, but money scarce.

NOTES.

The two $500 stakes that are being

Dl'0m0t0d by C. P. Thorne, Secretary cf the Driving Club, are being boosted bl’ Gul' l00%l ll0l‘S9lIl¢l1, and indications are they will be a big succeslsl ‘ The stakes are for 2.30 li-alters and 230 Dllcers. and the first payment of $2 ls duo the first week in December. The horsemen should all patronise these stakes and make them a fixture for each succeeding 'year.` ‘ _

mr charles ‘H. chandler has pur-

chased _Oakley H.,_2.18%, by Oakieyl Baron, 2.23%, dam parhoyia (dug bg three) by Parkside, from Mr"O. H, Trainer. Oakley H. is _considered the fastest trotter that has been bred in the Lower Provinces, having been quarters In 30 secondsfand-halves In 1.05. He has been a hard horse to

condition for racing, but_;yq‘hhdpa,'wl¢h plenty of road work, etc., t nt- he ‘will race in old time form ' ' ‘ -

.l clloison, 'Marion Auld and Margaret ll Irving. Adele Gordon, Jean Gill and

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to the city to resume her studies in Prince of Wales College, after spend- ing Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr and Mrs William Coady, Mill View.

' Among those who spent Thanksgiv- ing.4n -Picton wlerel-Misses Gladys Ni-

Margaret: Robertson

. Miss-.Annie Matheson and her. nep- hew, Master Reginald P. M. McNou- ,gllton who were visiting her old home at`Oyster Bed Bridge, return-

Salute Minnesota, U. S. A., on the t .

city yesterday, having spent a plea- sont week-end at her home in Bristol.

Dr. and Mrs. Conroy leaves this

morning on a. three weeks visit to Boston and New York.

Miss May Matheson wllo had been

visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Matheson of Oyster Bed Bridge, _for three months, left i'or Western Canada on the 9th enroute for Sas- kotcllewall, Sask., where she will at- tend Normal School.

Mr. J. Le Roy Holman, Vice Presid-

ent and active manager oi’ l-lolman's Limited was among the Summerside people wllo spent Thanksgiving Day in Charlottetown. Mr. Holman is one of tile younger business men of the western capital and is active 'in the promotion of anything nlakillg‘for the betterment of the town. He has been a member of the Town Council and Vice Presidellt of the Board of Trade.

ROU`MANlA'S PART IN THE WAR

PARIS, Oct. 12.-Premier Brntiano,

of Roumania, has given the Italian Government to understand that Rou- manian co-operation on the side of the _entente may be considered cer- tain, says a special despatch from Rome. The Roumanian Government, however, will choose its own time for taking the field against the Austro~ Germans.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA. _ C. W. Speirs, Toronto; John S. A.

Adny, St John; Mr and Mrs George Byrne, Morell; Delia Boylan, Auburn; Ernest Rositer, Morell; Dr J. Stevens, Halifax; Miss H. C. McDonald, Mon- tague; W. H. P. Irvillg, Cape Tra- verse; A. C. Murphy, Montague; E. J. Cronin. St. John; P. McDonald, Ham- ilton; J. M. Carr, Truro;_ W. W. Stevens, Truro; F. A. Hollingworth, _St Stephen; J. E. Urquhart, Toronto; B. H. Smith, Montreal; Wallell A. Ross, Mrs W. A. Ross, Dalhousie, Sett.; J. W. Reig, Toronto; E. H. Brood, London; H. A. Anderson, Moll- trenl; J. F. A. Anderson, St John; R. A. Rogers, Summer-side; E. A. Hoyt, St John.

QUEEN. lA. McConnell, Sydney; Miss Myrtle

Pmtt,'l'St Peters; L. Jobb, New [' 1

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I ‘ . Mill , N.B.;- B. l. R , Albert ; ' ' ~

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Tile news by the Animated' y

Included Zoo pictures, -thel_£llllepe,l iof 0‘Donovan Rossa, marvels .of Ameri- can bridge conslructiom, Parisian headgear, target practice, Uncle Sam’s preparations for war, etc. Cal- ifornia scenes made up an interesting budget, while Hy Myer'_s clever cor-

Hazards of Helen” continues this thrilling railway series. The S. P. L is out to break the mile record and Helen learns to run the gasoline trol- ley car. The trial nm with the mall. the rival lines dastardly attempts 1° prevent the record rurrheing accom-

flnal dash of Helen and the driver on the gasoline car with the mails, wllile

.the bridge is rising was a real thriller.

The Tragedy of Bear Mountain, a romance of the Rocky Mountains in

toons were again a feature. "Tho

plished, are vividly depicted. The_._

which Benton, the boss, tries to take liberties with Steve Burry's wife alld receives well merited punishment from her, but later has his re- venge on Steve by_nring him. Steve goes off to the new gold rush in Cali- fornia and loses his memory through a fall down a steep gully and a tlllef steals his pocketbook, containing his identification card. The thief is shot down and Steve Barry is reportedl dead. Steve’s brother comes to the diggings and finds him with his mem- ory gone, when he rescues a. prospec- tor's daughter from a forest fire. His* former employer, Benton, sees tlle_ report of ills death and renews his suit with Steve’s wife and is on the

poillt oi' marriage when she receives

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the only score ‘o the day. on- Wa' ° ' me l““d° _ “ "° ».-f_ __i- _ ~ " . -_

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may the saints made some ‘Dixie Girl, well pilote , on t B racé

Coin" fairly reeks with battle smoke throughout. Kitty and Count Fred- erick play,leading roles in terriilc en- counters. The weird remism of the scenes of a modern battlefield by night are absolutely guaranteed by the unique tact that they were photo- graphed during a real artillery en~ gagement. Tile vigorous action in the siege scenes, while the opposing -hosts surge backward and forward with the fortunes of the fray, was vividly depicted. A contlllous howl cribes the final film "snakeviiles Twins," in which “Slippery Sam,” the lady hair demonstrator, the Twins and their perambulator,-and the two vio- tims of Sam’s pranks all contribute to o. giddy quarter of an llour's hii~

news of Steve’s safety. Ile recovers llfily Ht the Vlllllge Bi0I`G- All lm his memory and all ends as por usual. nlcnsc holiday crowd filled the house Episode Fourteen of “Tile Broken nt all three performances.

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