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Reserve Run of Mine ' We will be dischargingfor several days. - _ Order your supply to-day-

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quilt beinglotteried for the Charlotte- town Hospital was won by Mr.-Peter.; McMahon, son of- Mr. Geo. MoMahou.~

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will mean 'a onation to the Belgian

D;f~ivia'ei.-esn win preach (D. v.-i ot* Glasgow Roadfou Sabbath the 14th. mst at 111.30; nigiineia 2.30 and in the 'People’s Church at 7 p. m. A collection ,fori the'Belgians will be tak- en up at 'each place.

BCARCE -GOODS.--The ladies who

are interested in Red Cross work will be delighted to know that Paton’s now have on display in a glass show- case a full line of khaki wools for knitting and Red Cross work of all kinds. This is a much needed requl-\ site and ladies `should call early for their knitting w-ools, etc. 3881.

MRS. CATHERINE DOYLE.- The

late Mrs. Doyle, whose death was referred to some days ago, left to mourn one daughter Mrs. Peter Mc- Wade, Mount Stewart who was ‘ with her at the time of her death and her two broth- t ers, Nell and Alex, McDonald who re- I side at Glencorrodale, P. E. l., and not Cavendish as recorded.

PREMIER MATHESON.-The lion.

John A. Matheson, Premier of Prince Edward Island, is expected to pay al visit to Victoria in the course of the next few days, says the Daily Colonist of Nov. 4th. At Vancouver tomorrow evening Premier Matheson will de-- liver an address before the members of the Prince Edward- Island Club. Miss Maria. Lawson will also give a paper on “Reminiscences of Prince Edward Island."

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-LEAVING FOR P. E. ISLAND.-SMr. Stevart. accountant of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Amherst, has been promoted tof-the position of man- ager of the branch _at Sou_ris, P." E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Stevartexpect to leave Amherst on Wednesday. 'They will be widely missed in this town. Mr. Stevart was deservedly popular in business and banking circles and Mrs. Stevart, during her comparatively| short r`esidence`in Amherst has made- many friends. » -1

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Camilla Croken, of Belvidere Avenue, and Dr Vincent Joseph Staples, of Pittsfield, were married in the Church of the Holy Name yesterday morning. Rev. Tlionlas A. McGovern ofiiciated.

R. Messer of Pittsfield was best man. A wedding breakfast was served in

Dr and Mrs Staples left yesterdayon ,a wedding trip to New York, Phila-' delphia and Washington, D.C. They will live at 440 North Street, Pitts- field. Dr Staples has a large practice as a dentist in that city.-Spigingfieldf Daily News. (Miss Crckeu is a grad-i nate nurse of Mercy Hospital, Spring- field. and daughter of B. E. Croken, Summerfield, P.E.l.) °

Miss Margaret Crokeii, sister of the. bride,`was bridesmaid and l)r Edward I

the home of the hride's sister, Mrs`

Augustus McAulay. of .Belvidere Ave.|Cu| J 1,- L Eubury of Regma and

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'_ t ei Pr vb terlan Church, New ii°‘om)inion,‘n`iiit'ysabbatii. Npyi 14th, at 'll.io'élock p.m. All perm., ad-‘-

herents _of _'they con?l?$at`ion;_¥- _re- ’ quested to be preseu .9 ‘W *C* ' '

BUY.-.A,_-WAR CAKE and the.

Belglans,.~ At the neckwear counter in Moore & McLeod‘s store, `volunteer sale ladies will seliiwar cakes i.o~mor- row) for' the benefit of the Belgian re- lief. `Itivest'85c. _ The cakes are' good. ; . .2 ,_ --- l . nomo soon worm. -_ The regu-i laririeeting ofthe W, _F. M. S. of _Zion Church Wai-1`,held` this week in - the church parlors and proved most interesting and instructive to the' ladies ,prese_nt. Home Mission work; in _Canada was the study which was; very intelligently debated upon by the; ladies._-The M. S. held theirl Thankoffering service the previous: week .when the handsome sum, of $57 was ;realized. This society -hasl also this year subscribed $60 for the sufppoi-t of a Bible woman in Korea and is untirlng in its efforts to assist

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Adilressiii _Students

The Rev. Alfred' Hall, Strathcona

Commissioner, who,._ as reported in W|eduesday's' Guardiairais _haregtp - pre- sant to the. Legislature 4 busx _ef Lord Nelson to mark‘th.e concNsi__n=_af the Nelson shields distribution. Yesterday gave' an interesting-“lecture on the Britlsh~Navy~to the students cf‘Prince of Wales-College and also of Prince Street and West Kent schools. At

Prince of Wales Coliege. lV{_r.;_I<lsll re- ceived an enthusiasti `ovat,on'and his audience was 'highly apiiretzilitive. ~'

He opened his address -by -.pointing

out that as alhpeopig in-,.tjio_,British Empire belonged to a maritime race it was very desirable, as part of thdr education, to know about ships and flags and the personnel _of the various fleets and the equipment of the var- ious nations. Dismissing any allu- sion ,to the immense land forces eu- gaged in the war, the speaker concen- trated hi's attention on the sea forces

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matic sentences he drew a

ture of the position of the two

at present on the German strongly counselled the to follow the continuous of the war. so `far as development was concerned. would see that`the glories

gar had been surpassed by achievements of the Navy in the sent time, while yet the big ships

not fired a (fun. The students lowed the a dress with the keenest interest and broke into iiproarious ap- plause as the speaker made various points. A vote of thanks on behalf of the student body was proposed and seconded from among their' number. With the lecture to-night-in Prince of Wales College Hall. lantern slides will be shown ln three _series as hav- ing to do with (1) the achievements of Nelson and his fieet 110 years ago; t (2) the great work in which Mr. Hall is engaged, welfare work among the

sailors of the world; (3) the war and

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SUPBEMF COURT.-The Supreme

Court, in its Mlchaelmas term, re- sumed yesterday pursuant to adjouni- ment, when judgment on demurrer was given in .the case of Alex. McNeill v. Gulquack Silver Black Fox Breed- ing Co., Ltd., in favour of the debts with costs. A. C. Saunders, K. C., for plaintiff; G. S. Inman, K. C., for de- fendant. _The application of several judgment creditors to obtain money paid into court by the executive of the late Hugl_i_ Monaghan under gar- nishee orders issued' against Patrick Murnaghan, was refused. No costs -were allowed. R. N. McNeill for applicants, C. D. McCallum for judg-

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SCHOOL WORK.-The following is

the statiding'of_ the pupils of Central Royalty School for October: Grade V[.' -1, Cecilia Cullen; 2, Alica MacLar- en; 3, Augusta Brazel; 4. Glen Mae-‘ Laren and Tommy Kerr. equal; 5, Marion Brazel. Grads IV.--1, Theo- dore Ellis; 2, Henry Roberts; 3. Em- mett Brazel. ,Grade III.-1, Jean Mac- Laren; 2, ‘Marion MacKendrlck; 3, Russel Roper; 4. Howard Roper; 5, Charles Swan. Grade lI.'-1," Russel Jenkins; 2, Donald MacRae; 3, Mal- colm MacRae. Grade I., Sr.-1, Eun- ice I-iambiy; 2, Arthur Cullen; 3, Wil- lie Brazel; 4, 'Richard Cullen and Ethel Swan equal. Grade I., Jr.-1, Jack I-Iambly; 2, Dewer Jenkins; 3, Bruce MacLaren. _

ISLANDEH M_EN`i`iQNED. - A Re-_

gina contemporary says:-At least

two men are in iior mll'tary honors for: courage and effective work in a tight' place according to reports from the front.. They are Captain J. A. Cullum M. D., meaieai oiiieer of the zstii mit- t talion, and Private H. B-. Compton, a bomber. The occasion was the explo- sion of it Gcrnian ininc under thc trenches occupied by the 28th battal- ion, which is commanded by Lieiit.-l

includes amongjts officers Major J.A. Cross, Major Re' d,' Quartermaster Mc- Ara, Captain Walter Mcliinis, Lieut. Styles, Lieut. Child and others, Major Alex, Ross was formerly with the bat- talion, but is now back in England on special duty under the British war office. When the mine was exploded a number of the 28th men were buried‘ in the dirt. Private Compton was bur-|

PR_OHlBlTl`ON _CASE.-The prohi-,

bitidn case against Mrs. Mary E. Mc-i l\ilm0H. City, came up for hearing! Wednesday, it being for the offence` of keeping for sale. it appears that a search warrant had been issued and‘ on search of the premises being made.| beer was found that contained ovor 3' per cont. of alcohol. On tlic trial the' evidence given in support of the charge of keeping for sale was that, of the Police Officer who made thc search, who testified ‘to having found the beer on the premises; aim the analyst who tested the beer. The police officer gave evidence of finding( the beer. Mr. Inman, for the defend- ant. argued that a prima facie case had not been made out because no evidence had been given of there hav- ing been found on the premises any beer pumps, or things such as are usually found in places where liquor issold. The ease was adjourned till the 15th of November. --

::1~‘oster's Gualcol Emulsion of Cod

Liver Oil is much stronger than most emulslons sold and the addition of Guaicol makes it the finest prepara- tion on 'the market _for obstinate coughs and bronchial affections. 500.. and $1.00 a bottle. E. A. Foster, Cen- tral Drug Store.

Miss Ada Bradbury

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Ar`t Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George Street. `

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led along witgi the others, but after be-' ing dug out- et to'work to rescue thei woui_ided, and worked like ii. Trojan! for an hour or more. He has been re-` comnieiided for the Distiuguislicil Conduct. medal. Private Compton is a son of Mrs. Isabella Compton, Baugoi',| P. E. I., Captain Cullum isto bc men-' tioned in dispatches for his signal bravery and pluck on the same occa- sion. He -helped rescue wounded and buried men, and went rigiit down into the crater made by the mine, under a withering flre from all kinds of Ger- man guns, to dig men out with his' bare hands. ' . _ li

- _(1. . :ZONION SALAD., _ _ Dearhcrifsl

Onion Salad, a m_ost,dellcious relish. Bottles 12c. 3671-11-11m6i

: :Feed your liens rtoyai Purple Poul-

try Stock- Specific. during cold months, and you'll have plenty of eggs. Prices per package range up to $1.50 each. Johnson & John on, Drugglsts, Cor- Kent and Prince gtrects.

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Buy a “War Cake” Today _ and Yorii iieip in worthy 35°-~ Belgian Relief F und

SOME CHARLOTTETOWN LADIES WHO WANTED TO HELP

this worthy charity got to work and made up the lot of “ WAR CAKES ”' which are offered at our Neckwear counter this morning.

They are made up from the receipe used in the wonderfully successful

sale in Ottawa recently. They are done up in waxed paper. They will cost you just 35c. each and the Belgians get the 35c-every penny of it.

Encourage a worthy charity-patronize the generous lady bakers-

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meltons, converto and velvet collars plain or belted _

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At 20.00 and 25.00 we can show you a fine showing '

of the celebrated Lourdes 20th Century Brand Coats B they are tailored in attractive Scotch tweed overcoat- ings check backs, chinchillas and meltons SB & DB. Model Converto and chrsterfield styles 34 and full

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Twfl ' ‘ ' erately wide cuts.-and some that are quite in line with the‘new skirt

today. Look them over ift eres one that pleases you-you canlxsave

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