. . ' _ - __

__ “MyuS_t;tf¢"'i5 HOW "Our Store" and we trust yoii will

it o r- _ore,__ - ~ ~

ca TZ the -_ citiieiis of Charlottetown and the people of Prince Edward Island _nerah

We the __ fg"p.e_d beg leave to announce that we have

purchased t_l1e_` 'sto’¢k in tlié store, populzirly known as “My Stores consisting of General Dry goods, Furs, Clothing, &c., and we will begin at once to sell the entire stock, at greatly' reduced "prices, ' ' _

We extend a cordial invitation to all, and guarantee to

quote prices that will please everybody. ` _

r _i-:Dwiiiiii ciiiiiuiiui. i

_ Louis J. iiuiiiiu. ‘ ..

io-24dr3i.- i ‘ . _

_ 1 * -J

AYLESWORTH REPLIES norantly misconstructed my remarks.

'~ _ -1- II would do the same thing again Le-

'1‘ORONTO3_ Oct. 21-Hon. A. B. = caiisre I believe it is right."

Aylesworth, who ls’ home from the _

Hague w-as in _the city today. Referr~ | BRAVE CAPTAIN LOSES LIFE. mg to the pardoning of Skill audi -_-_ , King, convicted of selling obscene NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Seven sailors books, the Minister said “that if the from the sinking schooner Hollis. editors who wrote, and associations, wood, from New Orleans, were who passed resolutions condemning ' brought into this port by the Norwe- my course, had the decency to read I gian steamer Harold. Capt. Walls, ol what I said thc! Wollld “Dt have`the schooner declined -to desert his written or acted as they did. My ship and has been drowned in the eritics deliberately, or perhaps, ig- Atlantic. _

if ,_ . _ ____ _ _______ _ __ _ _ _

.CA._'d»91°¢'=A§i¢." S"°i;,1,‘,,i;,<;vi.E _

.11_

Head Uflices in New Prev'/se Block-“Charlottetown

It pays to buy in this Province.

Remember thc Halloween tea in St

Jaincs lfail Friday evening.

Mrs C. V. McGregor's furniture sale

at 49 U.p1icr Hillsboro Bt will tate place this morning at_11 o'clock.

The ladies of St James' church are famed for their good teas. All should fattend the Halloween tea Friday for only twenty cents, _

_.._..

There passed away at his home,

East Royalty, if-lamuel Wheatley, aged 82 years. The -deceased .had been ill for some tive months and yester- day aft five-forty-tive death came. He leaves to mourn six sons and one daughter, Will and Arthur of Boston; Mrsi Everett Large, Boston; Ebenez- er, George and John in the City and Wallace on thc homestead. His wife predeceased him on the fifteenth of December last. The funeral will take place from his late residence to Sher- Wood Cemetery. Thursday at 2.30 p. mf

The Victoria Hotel will be the

scene of a ver happy event this

A. McMillan, younger daiighter of Duncan McMillan, Cymibria Lodge Cymbria, Lot 24, will flip iiiiiitui in the bonds of holy matrimony to Edi-

toiis, iv o ly after the curcm-ony the bridal party

their iicsiiiciiuc. 'l‘lic newly wed-ded

i f ilu ( liriic by x-Mnyoi and Mis i_l'i'ow'i-in und a niiin‘bei‘ oi 'other friends.

l vi l r e ii -

'wliich sho was the recipient. 'I‘hc

ilifiltuii. Mrs Mclirlilliiii ii; gi, yoiing la-

'l‘. C. Edgett, City, was in Bum-

merside yesterday.

B. E. Patterson, Sackville, came to

the city last evening. .

H. H. I-lagcrmmii, City, was in

Buiumerside yesterday.

The Northuniberlfand arrived in this

city at eight-five last evening.

Isaac Carter. City, was a passenger

returning on the mail train last ev- lening. .

J. G. Bnllcn, Bedeque, came to the

_city on the mail train‘ last evening and registered at the Queen.

Mrs. E.`G. Saunders, 54 Orlehar

St., will be at home Thursday after- 'noon and evening, Oct. 27th.

Lient. Govr. and Mrs. Rogers, cams

to the city last evening on the mail ltrain_ Mrs. Rogers was returning from Montreal and was met there by her husband.

G. A. Young, Hull, Que., represent-

'in the E B Edd Papei Co, cros-

Y g . . y ‘ _

lrrwmhis at 6-30 when. in the iirewwq sed to summerside by the Empress lol-anumlber of intimate friends of the yestei'd'a.y and came to the city on contracting parties, Miss I-Iienrletta the night express.

The mail train arrived in this city

at ten fifteen last. night, being twen- ty-five minutes late. The morniing

Bm, w_ M,,tch‘_ pm-¢1an;d_'-0~reg0,n_ sec. train from the _west was half an hour

Dm] youngeBt_sou of the late David late, that from Montague was a Muses o< in-is. 'rue eeremon wiii <1“*1f'=°=f Of H” hour ‘lm and that

be pcrforidxdd by Ven Archdieaconlfmm the east 0"* ho" lat”

Si. J0llll I0 MOI\|l‘€a| |]3|i|3X _§r§;§h» ,’j‘_j;*<§},~,n gf,;§§3g§,,gP‘;;,,_¥§,,‘;,,;‘;?' in. ..i....f .1 P...i.. Bm.. ii. 0...,

A , _ sho will Carr ____ pm er _.nook City, was the scene of -busy activity nd All Pomfa In 'lhc _ my F u t Y M th Monday when nie s s nmisvisis

° ' ac mg 0" ° eq es he with three gangs of men was dischar

, a i ` ` I - i i ' _

I WEEK DAYS I Mal-mmg Provmcgs a..n..r_ in-S__ (Arcs. i, am _ mg genera, mgd ,mm Montm,

- AND _ She will bc given away ‘by hci' father and loading produce for SL Jnhn-S’

i' A and will be “l“tf°“d°d TY hw S_"‘t'°r' Newfoundlan-il. The schr. Noble N.,

I il Miss Clara, while the groom will be from New York dmchar m c al

i E - - ._

I _ .supported by IJ. Edgar Shaw, Attor Schn Wn-,_ pal-null 0 Hal-E d€Scharg_ ’ \v. li"Ti`6\\'.\i<'D, i>."i'-'_T\f“,'r¢_|»_|,~___ g,_ |,,,,,,_ ,,_ . Myst-law. Uirv. 'Phe bride will hviinii International screened coal.

j. E. l\fniiiie\v.»~.Ae.»ni Ci.-.rii-iii-loam, srtiwd iii a handsome gown of 11' Schr. Secret loading coal for Mt.

-- ` T- f i new mustard shade with velvet and Stewart and later in the evening - ““w‘_-~;»-;_~- -1-'~i_-_ »--3: -----_--~ -_-_.-- Pcrsiiin trimmings, and ieiwelled hut- schr. Noble N. loading molasses, coal y W ` ' f ith hat t match. Immediate- etc., for Mount Stewart. The S, S.

.Bonavista sailed last cvciiing for St.

‘ ' Noi qiioil will sit (1,,w,, fo R wedding breakfast John’u Newfoundland with ii large

N°- 8 U““'|0“¢l0W" G“a\'d1=1\\ S fix; 2 @:;..;‘.‘: f.f;i.°‘:;;‘;“.i:‘.‘i%‘:;“.;F;:.;°:i‘:,i §i2i~.?;.°;:1“i“i-.;’.°..'?°*“‘ “f

» ,Siinimcrsidc licginiiing their extensive _ __°_` A

The lccture on ‘ -Protestantism and its

' ' ~ wedding t ii~, ' h` ‘l tlicy vill vis- _ Young Ladies Bermuda Island, New York Ciiy and it iiosioiin [will/wv<ii~ii, ciiiciiso ami reisiisn to the ni-itisii umpire" in

Pia ' f ` S: n 1,~,»,_n;.i .C 8, ,1 mmyiy p0,~t\i,m¢]_ -Grace Church last evening was lair-i;wL‘y

|10 vflllng c0f\lCSf. _ mfcgon wbhf,),_,, hwy will take “piattended and was of _exceptional in-I

iterest. Mr. Batty discussed 'iii his 'cleai and convincing mannei the Es-

_rouiiie will lic accoiiipnnicil as far as ' ` _ `

_ 0 3 1 __ 1 iq » scutiuls of -lluotcstaiitism and the

_ ~ ~ National products which those princi-

Y V E i’l`iic popularity of the bride was am- pics hav” 'mt f“i19‘]"t0 S°‘“"`° i“ the

lust three liuiidreil years He wins fol-

l\I ...... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . illly "'tt““t°‘l by th” "Y ag' “ "“ ‘ .. " _

H lliur of buuiitifill and valiiable gifts o[’lE’Wc‘l Wm' the c]"S‘“'St f‘tt?“U°“ f\‘“`(l

lfroquent applause giected iris utteran-

Aiiilrcss . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...llislrir| _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . lg,-,,,,m',, 1,,-“sont was I, f,,r_1in_ed chat cos. 'llhc pcroration was ns ii'no a

~ iiiiid ia nii'n‘i muff and proniiiient am-i '

If prcsciileil at 'l`lic (liiziriliziii Oiliec licfoim- iliz- :iliovc dale. ‘,,,,,_. ,.t|,,._r gifts Wm, ,._ \,,,,,,|_..,,m,, 15'iy,1c|;<ittef.<>v»'n alinliciicch his listienea to

I 4 ie if

Trim neatly for filing ]iiii'1»os'c.\‘. i.fl`vHl ll. J. (`f\1ullull. (lily. Hull li P"'1Y'| H' ,mmiy a myf . ev' '_ 0' ' OSS

I lm, hunk from M,.,,_ (A,.,._h_) \;.,,,,,__.h_|niii\uiI in well-woided pliinsc the vote

piece of platform oratory as a Char-

;1-f fiiiiiius to the lcrzturcr iiliicli was

a -- -.-_.W-Yi". ~_7.__--_.7 _-.___ii;;.?§,";‘~'~~-5-12-iqi'my w|,,, ig hom in \,i,_.;|, ,aS@¢,,m_1,y M. scroiiilcd by Mi". John Ncwsoii und

`_` " ’ " -* “` -“ 'L' 7" ~ - - l most licriitily csii‘i‘icii' liv the niidiriicc

V - ” ' i i|\liii‘ivi.:iiii‘cs tlirifiiiglioiit. i.li~v entire ‘ ` ' - 1 _ ` ' '

V I ,»l~,,\ii,,,~,.__ AS ,, “,,.m\,c,- 0; St Mzm».k1s|Tli‘c duet by Mrs. A. .l_ llitohie mid

I 'ii , > ii ii - -

pecial Prizie Coupon

Present this coupon to the casliieii on the piircliase of

goods to the value of $‘.i_oo at S. A. l£ilcI`)oii:il<l’_~; in order to

give ilic p:ii‘l_v you desire the liciir-iii oi' vote.-T for iliu I’i‘izes oi`l`. ered in that coii'.c_~it.

` ` ‘ Q 1 . .

_ i - , _ _gg ______g __ _____i scsi & oo, Excnstzs Building. new -- A 1

_ ____._.__ __._.__ _`_

We give special nliciilion io the iiivcsiiiiciit of siiiiill suui

_'I

iii seciiriiius of reliable v.‘oi'poi':iiifiii.»'. Do. ordinary ....... ._

_ 'Brandram-Henderson, Com

Carcfiilly prepared analyses of valiies mid other iiifoi‘iii:‘.t-

ion iisefiil to iiivestors upon re<|iu-st. _

No invcstiiieiit piuposcil is too siiiull to receive our iiiost '

careful ziiiciitloii. _

_. f

J. C. MACKINTUSH & C0.

Members Monfrcsl Sfocli Exclnnic.

i~i/ii.ii~‘Ax, N.s. ui, iiuiiissi.-.-.ii s'r.JoiiN,N.m ` E

. ._ \»_~,` v .- ` _

- . 2...... - . _-

Two Telephone _ Company Securities

K ._ .. .Y is » ff* .

‘ An investment in which _ will yield 6 per cent. _`

'i‘i'iuidad :Consolidated 'l`cleplioiicS 6 p. c. Bonds, price par and iiifcresi.

' _ _ ii.

ii urcli ltiisti(-ii, f u-hicli sie

has always been an active and caiii

iced on her removal abroad wliiilc iii

felt Mr Mu c , ii iiiitive us pro viiicc, has been absent for a niimlicr of years and during that time ii-as built up n successful bivsiness iii the Rcal_Estate line in Poi‘thind_ 'i`hc young .couple have hosts of friends iii this city and province und with all those The Giinriliaii licartily joins iii cxtcuiliiig to tiieiii best wisii¢~.s for ii long, happy mid prospci'oii.s joiirntiy through lifc:

MARITIME SECURITIES

Oct. 24, 19l0.

notations furnishedb J C Mein-

fax. N. S

Ask. _.155

Bid 150 270 275

B. ,N. Amei'ica......... ._ _ Now Brunswick...... ._ .. _,.275 Nova Scotia ex-div..._... ......2il0 lioyul cx-div _..245

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire /icaiiia. Siiirar, pid

110 ..104

'100 101

_.66 04

.....22 1.8

East Can. Savings & Loaii...140 131 Eastern Trust Co .... .. 160 Halifax Fire Ins ......102 97 N. S. 'Fclcphouc ..._..l20 117 Fltnnllelds, pfd___......` . ._.l04 101 Do. (‘.orii....._.. ._ ...58 54 Trinidad Electric 73 70

_ BONDS.

Acadia Su¢rar...... ._ . ....103 Brnndram-Hcnilerson... ....100 97 Hnlifiix 'l`i‘ain..._.. ..,_.....i_02\ N. S. Steel, 97 45

102 i

Porto Rico 85

Stnnfields. Ltd. 102; i Trinidad Elcctric...... . .... ..95 9!

‘iii 'lil

STOCK QUOTATIONS .

NEW YORK, Oct. 25-(Spccial.)-

Copper 692 llnitlmorc 108*

nwi'ing'_ff.‘ff.'_`.` i`_'_'_'_"1i4,i Southern Pacific 118| Ht. Paul 1261 U. S, Steel 78| Union Pacific 178! Missouri Pacific 54}

October Wheat . . 92[

Lustre Loom Under-

ioi MR

'Miz (_ 'l‘. Hiitciiesun was iciiilcrcil in n most iilcusiiig and eiicctivc m‘a~nnci‘

,W4 _, ,, .,_, , . __ __ , , - _ . _ . _ _. _, ,i

' lest worker, she will he greatly iiiis~iM\`~ J~ D- S°*““5" W`°*“*l°‘1 “"5 d\5‘

charred the duties of th-c chair most

_ 5 _ i. __ __

_ - 1 _- _ _1 I 1, . . »u k 1 gracefully and sntii~.iactoi_ily_ The

A. o S socin riiv ei; _:or osb_vv1 villa _ cc" if riingirq* of thc Nlationiaf Anilli-om

hrougilit tlic procecilings to xi close.

BIJUUTUNIGHT

` r

Under New Maiiageiiieiit

A Ml‘lS`[~lAlll*‘i OF '1‘l>lE SEA.

(DRAMA)

Z4-l

(sim ri-in .iicAi.oiis i.ovi~ii. s .vi- 'ri~iiui"1‘ 'ro s'ri-mi. 'riin 'i‘iii~i.\s- Una.)

-'mu i»nA'iiui~i rosvr ivii.\"riu~is.=i. (DRAMA) (ii coop wicsrnnu ric'i‘imi~i_)

JACKS DAY OFF. .

(COMEDY.)

. DAYE , 1 FARITONE.

100 IN

Do. Dcbentiire Stock 'lil H_|_US.I.nATl,m SONG

5cts/\DM [SS ION 5cts

A G00!! PUSITIUN

Can he had hy ambitious youni;

men and ladies in the ficld of "Wire-

Mnritiiuc Tc cgrapli and 'l`elephoiic le .. R il t I h S, Z6 ii. C- I’r¢fcrfc<1 Stock. iiriccsiw H Slim- ' CHICAGO MARKETS- _u.”.“i.il’§... i`.J"i.‘£.ifnf.g‘§i`i‘l.i'iv.. $53

Qeud for 5 it-cial circular , """` since the wireless companies are es- reggsinliiigilieie issues CHICAGO' 0"' 25'“(SP"°‘“1')" tabiisinng stations uimugiionr, the

. ` _, _ ' " ' country there is a great shortage of

F B C ‘ d Q C0 N.......... w....'.' " "':::::: ii. ;‘,°,§',';gg_";,, ,_,P<;;;,“,;>g;= ,g;;,,y;;<;g,

9 g c _ y October Corn . 461 “ood chance\to a,d,_,mmemem,__ ' The

_ - -November Corn 49}_ National Telegraph Insutuu operates

Members Monirciii Swck I‘3>wh'\"s'0 'V ' six official institutions in America

- i % '

H"m“"~ \ "°“"°”' 'H“H°'E E'+°!°¥°`E°i°i°°!` under supervision of R. R. and Wire-

ll ll “

less Officials and places all grsdu

160 RlC|\l\\0ll(l Sl. Cl\ilI°|0"€l0Wll L' skiris,`fi_ariier iigiii,_ out @§°§vii'iii°¢i»(§iiti`;'i°i\.iiIfisifiiiispfl' (iii:

, . °' - I ' I .f ‘hi n’s iei r - i ti. o., riiu ri i iii, P .,

ami sidnsy. __ si. i¢i.n».N im cies r‘_\;h_<_> S1 §l::_1;_h____ T°______ H ;ni;e_;\__o__t_ _:__

-i~=-=-=~i~=~i~=~=~»~=~f~=-=~i~=-I-»+»~=- ”‘ °' °'»52¥f»‘2'i'2¢‘»'f»‘»’.'“" \_,_.. ....,_._......... -I

v» `- .__..-,.

in ciyini

Awundariuilchiavamuii

Dlooovoryof"F'rult-I-tives" hll molnt health for all '

Canada's fame does not rut solely on

her furs and wheat fields. Her rise in the esteem of the world is not due to her Cobalt mines. It is the work of her great-men that has' made her great. A graduate of McGill University has Won lasting renown for his original resesrclies in the realms of Physics.

Everyone knows that fruit is whole-

some, when eaten judiclousiy. Physicians generally recognise ilie fact that fruit juices have a benehcisl eHect on the various or ans of the bodyl

It remained liar a Canadian physi-

cian to discover s. process whereby the medicinal il/:tion of fruit could be so increased as to make the intensified juices a wonderful cure. `

“ Fruit-a-tives” is this cotiibinstion

of fruit juices and tonics. Since its iiitroduction to the public, "Fruit-a- tives " has met with a success accorded to no other medicine in the world. The reason is plain. “ Friiit-a-lives” is the one remedy that is actually made of fruit, and is the only' remedy that naturally cures Constipation, Bilious- ness, Indigesfion. Headaches, Rheu- niafisin, Neiiralgis, Backaclie, Kidney and Skin Troubles. At all dealers at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, ortrial si1.e,25i:.,

ABALLUENISTS

EHHIEEING EXPEHIENCE

Ll_UEUi<I-C, Oct. 23.-The German audi wiss balloons Germania und Hel- ctia caiue down some miles away rom a G. 'l‘. P. construction camp in Northern Quebec, and w em 103; for 30 hours the occupants suffering greatly from cold and hunger. Cap- ain I-Fiugu Voii Ubcrcron find August Iilniickertz tell thc story of their reaching Coocoocacliic on the Trans- C0I\ti\1€11t&l. and cold driving them almost insane before reaching the camp fire. Here is the Captain’s storyz-

"Wc had been going stead-ily to

the Northwesi: after leaving the Georgian liay district avciaging tW0lll-Y-live miles an ‘hour i011 over iiiiie li<'»iii's without seeing ii sign of liie or *human liabilatioii, ;in.l were only looking for sonic evidence of civilization near which to land when we passed o\'ci~ the iiiic of the new Transcoiitiiiuntal railway. We were

18,000 feet high and we imiiicdl-ately

“()\\‘iiig tio our ;.;i'ciit height the

balloon drift.-ll ii <li:~'i,uiice of five

lcr. oiirselvvs <l~»'\\ii by thc rope, '1‘houg\i ccrtaiiiiiiat wc had not gone more than five iniies past tho rail-

cr.

“It was thcii 11.15 on Wed'nesil~ay

effects we brougiit doiirn the rope and londed ut the foot of ,L tree witli our heavy iiir i-<ml_:~ nnu 9, fort. nigliffs supply of iiniil.

"l|‘l‘lliCl|ll|ll~‘ Nutt if wii. ld only bc n

matter of three or four hours to rencli the railway, wp ,:»-4, out at noon with only u hull n bottle, of clinlnpagiie, riri>ii1li~_ -i crusts of hrciiii, ii i'c\'oi\'ci~ .in-l an electric lilmp. WU' iiiiiviseiy ir-:;'.iii:; our coats beliiiiil. "

“Tho cxpcrieiici- of lioiir afqfr hom-

alinost ruiiiiini; 'iiiiii i!;-_j,=- \i~_;,;, ml. U\\'f‘il. iis i'elnf,r<i by Mr. lliziiikcrtz, can only he ciiiliiiliwl by iiiii-_-. of the "lily \'0.V1\i-ti‘\:i'i~' in ilu: tiuickless wiliis of the i\'oi'tiiiuiiil ii-il with um

or from Fruit-ii-tives Limited, Ottawa. .

thcii nearly 6,000 iiietrcs, or aiboiit:

morning. All our instiumeiits and'

Send in your entries

in our “Pofatoe" and

“Word” Prize contests.

io-4 Fife. blankets 1' "Seconds"

I 1_4 4|

I2-4 I I

iH,","»`>~-?-

I Decorating with

Windqwphanie _

With windowphanic

cost is small.

i Artistic designs here

Beer@

you can make

_ stained glass out of plain glass.

It’s a simple matter to apply it and the

in great variety"-

per yard 25c and up.

eeks

FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS

-ALSO- i

Carpefs-Li ncn s-Curfsins- -Dra perics.

voyageurs in that they had lmow- ledgc of brush work. Half an hoiir’s groping in through the wood ihrou!=’l\f»1

m to the edge of a small la`.re.i

which rose myriads oi wild

s and geese, pwbahly startled

from their haunts for thc first time 'hy a man. f

“After six hours of this ron==tmit

struggling througli the intci~iii>lna‘i.>-lc 'morass and bush, dnrlm;ss camel |dow'n suddenly and Voii Cliercroii and; Blankertzbegen to fear they wcrcl lost. All this time they had been go-E ing as near West as possibly as the: balloon was going due Ensf. when, ‘they crossed the railway tracks. Not’

_ the 1 from ,duck

Uliencd the vnlrc to ict out the gasla trace of an Indian hunter, or trap-E iid descend. lper had been eiicoii-nftered all the;

iwa and hunger and thirst began to

_ assert themselves. The linlf bottle ull

miles before it ciiiiiv iiown iii thc tres chanipagnc and few criists oi brcudl

tops of a dense ii»i'i‘.~‘t an-ii we hail. to linil been devoured long since. Know-_

ing little of the geography of North- ern l`a:nirda, except th-at an inhii»r.-it-- 'ed portion stretched away to the

way line, we iou-nd ourselves in p,nlPolar seas, they feared that their' almost impenetriihle growth of compass may have gone wrouili Mid lii'iii»:h iriicrc no liliiropcun loot had.tli‘at they might be going iii thc ever trod. A strong' Indian may h'ave'wrong direction altogether.

ilfltiscd there, hut xi uliitc man nev-

A RACING SCHR.

LONDON, Oct. 24--William Fife, fiie

ynclit designer h-as accepted a con- tract to build a racing schooner for an owner whose name is not divulg- ed. The 'avowed purpose of the own- cr, liowever, is to secure 9. racer cap- able of defeating the American sch- ooner Westivarlij owned by Alexander S. “S__ Cochraiie, of New York. Bailed by Captain Chas. Barr, the Westward ir-on the fr~af.iii'e events at the Kiel and Cowes regattas last summer.

GREAT COAL DISCOVERY.

VALPARAISO, Oct. 22-As the rc- .sult of the boring iii the distint ofi Tfilcahuiino, large coal beds have been .

v ied It is estimated that the

niivaiitsige very mizcli in i:i'.'.'i' of the ,hem 1,50_000_000 t0,,s_

SASKATCHEWAN IS SEEK-

ING LOCAL OPTION.

REGINA, October 21-Preparations

are being made to hold a vigorous local option campaign throughout Saskatchewan. There will he votes ip. all four cities-Regina, Mooseiawi, Prince Albert and Saskatoon-while tliere will also be votes in eighteen tuwiis, practicafly every town of im- portnnce in the province, and no less than eighty two villages. In seventy- oiie rural municipalities there will also be local option votes. Tha tem.- perence people are practically at.- tempting to sweep the whole of the province under prohibition.

SILLIKPIR CAR CO. SOLD

TO DOUGLAS & LAMY.

liAl.ll<`AX, Oct. 25-At a meeting

of tho slinreholders af the Silliker (lar (fompnny, held last even'lng,,it was iiiianlimoiisly decided to accept nn offer made hy McCurdy & Com- pnny on behalf of Douglas & Lamy of Amherst, and other interests, to piirclins-c the company with all its assets mid franchises.

TWO (‘-HILDREN

BURNED PO DEATH.

OTTAWA, Oct. 25-Two infant »

children of George Tremble, living four miles from North Gower, ahah" of five weeks and a boy of three years, were burned to death ina Bro

which destroyed their home.

CRUSHED T0 DEATH. _'

OTTAWA, Oct. Z3-The four-yearn

old daughter of Robert Fowler, 62 Waverley Street, was run over by a street cnr on Elgin Street, on Satuif-_ day afternoon, both hands being sev- ered and both legs broken. She died in St. Liike's Hospital two hours af- terwards. Tlie little girl raii in front of the ear and rolled of! the fender beneath the wheels.

iq i

The People”s Theatre

To-night and Wednesday

5 f

ETHE INTERNATIONAL `

Eucharistic Congress

i i ‘1

AT MONTREAL i

» Reception of Children by Papal Legs" "

Ponfifical Mass in Open Air

, S I I 0 Arrival of Cardinal Vsnutelli _

' Blessed Sacrament Procession '

Other lmporfsnt Features I

The Russian Lion, Showing the famous Wrisila The Russian Lion

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