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_ SPECIAL SERVICES . are being
conducted in Wlnsloe South by Rev.
A & C G. S. Andrews. The services are ex-
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€XDeC_i‘5 tile SCIIOOIISI' Celia various National selections on the and Evle B. Hall now with 01111111 Organ. Mrs. Coffin will render
1300 tons of the best quality Hard several solos. Silver collection at door.
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Householders not already sup- sliawmwitii be iiiteresilti iiiotiie ifsuillili - ` »~ ap n net bl hl~h - 1 _
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' THE FOLLOWING GUESTS were
Good Dry Hard Wood for the at the Prince Hotel, Bonshaw. Mr.
and Mrs. John McLeod, Sutherland
Grate can be purchased at A McLeod. Kenneth McLeod, Mr. and Pickard & Co’s.
Mrs. S. A. McLeod, Mr. J. A. S. Bay- 91' 111111 B011. Miss Katherine Earle, Miss Sue Nash, Miss Bertha McLeod. Will L. l)eaii, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Baird. Mr. and Mrs. II. Weeks. Miss Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. Large, Miss M. Phall. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bell, all of Charlottetown.
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' The following vessels are chart- ered to carry Coal for A. Pickard &Co. Schrs. "Conductor" and “Daisy Vaughn” to load Reserve Run of Mine, “M. A. Lewis” and “Edward Grover", Inverness Round “Joseph McGill” and “Blanch M. Thorbum” to load
Albion Nui.. Btuclianan. Interment at Belfast (leni- , ° V1'
_ _ VISITORS T0 VALCART|ER..-
‘ ‘ Home letters from Signalling Corps at
Valcarticr, tell of the welcome visits received last week from Mr. B. Rogers, Mr. G. A. B. Mci)oiiald, Mr. Colin Mc- lionnld and Mr. W. S. Iiousoii. Several of the boys have been inoculated for
r|1'\'lil|1¢d by W3- |-0Ul°'1 typhoid and although feeling the af-
- ter effects to the fullest extent ure
¢i. »u»".""»1.».»"n'¢-.»"u."...l in brigm Spirits and are enjoying me
'strenuous drill of camp life.
Hsi=io|c_Ac'r|oN
REMAINS ARRIVED.- The re-
mains ol the late Mrs. Hotclikis (nee Margaret Buchanan) arrived by trahi Tuesday night accompanied by her husband Mr. Hotchkis and left by the Murray Ilarbor train yesterday morning to Eldon. The funeral takes place today at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence ol' her brother William
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1 ISLAND LADY DEAD.-William
‘ Sherraii received n telegram yester-
day announcing tho sad news _of the
-»f u mousnnd forms of dmv. -, Soulsy, of Leominster, Mass. No par-
l never went into battle, I never was ig: lflrsnsvhereqghh 8;) uf im llieiauseiof
under tire, but l t'aiicy that there are tom ht ' _e ie," 3 M; “"1 vie sonic things just as hard to do as to T! gl. uc_c?n“m“te‘l ylff" fms dm' gn under tire. I fancy that it is just f If linen W _ um D ‘ue mm her as hard to do your duty when they arc at 'ers residfinco’ 48 L°"gw0rm St' Sllumill at ,ou There are lett to mourn beside her
diushaiid, her father. mother, one sis-
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When they shoot at you they can on- _ _
yy (mm away your lmmml HI-6; when ter, Bessie and the following brothers,
liesscl, Morson, iludson. Colin niid
they sneer nt you they can wound our
licart, and men who are brave ciioxligli. H°""Y- Fullffml MUC0 later-
slcadiast cuougli, steady in their priu _.__
ciples eiiougli, to go abiiot their duty with regard to their i`ellow men, no ST, Joi-IN E)(H|B|T|0N_- Island- iiiattcr wht-tlicr there are iiisscs or org are showing up well at the St, clicers, ineli who cull 110 Wl\l1l H1111- John exhibition this year. So far as Fi11"1 111911113 111 0110 01' 11111 l1Q<*111H W\'01f*- cattle are concerned, Messrs. Andrew “Meet with triumph and disaster :ind MQRM, & Sons hm, Sent ml A_v,-shire trout _,those t“"° _""1’°9t‘f1`s_ WSL me herd that will reflect credit on them. same, are mcii lor ii nation to be The name MCR,” has niwnya been l"'°‘“l Ur' _ _ associated with mllcli cows of the
Mommy .slwilkilmj d,‘§“Si‘"` ‘md "ii highest type, and the cattle now being
`;‘l"§pl' “W 't"‘1"’_"""r”_‘ _ll_h'“` “Mer” I): exhibited at St. John by them, should u:'“‘l"'i1::;{"‘_:L';,():1‘:°"|:;l‘;L t‘,‘;‘f“5u‘:j(‘)’;'ifli’s more tluin hold their own. Other ex- ‘_onS(_i0m[0 and 01/um' conscience 0,. liiblts from thc island are Messrs. Loa munkhld ' ' and Clark, who have sent it splendid
We url, expemcd to Dm me utmost lot of I-lolsteiiis, J. M. Laird & Son,
,,m,,.gy of every DOWN. ,fmt we haw Pulled Angus, and Roper Bros., Guern- iiilo the service ul` our fellow men nev- seys' “H sumly' ‘vewbum cultic'
’ Messrs. J. \V. Calbeck & Sons have
or sparing oiirselvcs, not coiidcsceiid- ing to think oi' what is going to liap- 50111 ’“"""m} good Yorkshire pigs' pen to ourselves. but ready, it' need While M1- (»eDl1HS_N\11111 111111 U19 U05' iw, to go to the unc, lengm of cum. wells have exhibits of sheep. Alto- plew 5e|f.Sac,~i1|¢0_ gctlier, Prince Edward Island contrib-
utes very largely to the stock show of
--President Woodrow \Vilson. tllc Sl- John Exllibitilm- I
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l Use Rexall Hypophospliites
In Rexall Syrup of _Hypophosphites you get an excelient
general tonic of established and popular merit-the right article for building up bone_, blood and sinews. In full 16 oz. bottles, $1.00, money back if not satisfied,
The Rexall Store
McKinnon Drug Co. Gt. George and Kent Sts.
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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen MacDougali will preach, Sab- bath 13th. at Dundas at 10.30 and Bimsor at 5 p.m.
SONS OF ENGLAND.-At a meet- ills of Lodge Prince Edward of S. 0.- E.. arrangements were made to pay the beneficiary and sickness dues of
Rinriiembers who are serving at the
AID TO BEAUTY5-No woman need
despair of being able to achieve a Pretty and affective style of hair dres- sing in these days when transforma- tion switches, etc., in all shades are so easily procured by calling on Mrs. White. The Leonox. 5147
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-- The
Rev. James McDougall will preach Saturday, the 12th at Canoe Cove at 7 p. m., Sabbath the 13th at Argyle Shore at 10.30, De Sable at 3 and Hampton at 7.30.
FOX VALUATION.- lt is worthy
of note that the valuation of foxes this year for assessment purposes al- ready exceeds the amount of six mil- lion dollars, and yet that does not by any means cover the entire ground.
_ PUPILS CONTRIBUTE.-The pupils of Eldon School have contributed $6.00 towards the Red Cross Fund. This is a splendid beginning for the rural schools. and it is hoped that every school in the province will contribute towards the work of the Red Cross Society.
IMPORTANT. MEET|NG.-Excel-
sior Farmer's Institute of York will meet in the Hall on Saturday, Septem- ber 12th, at 7.30 p.m., to take steps in
Army Supply Fund. Every farmer is invited to attend, whether members of the Institute or not.
DOMINIONS ROYAL COMMIS-
SION.-Tho Dominions Royal Coni- missioii, the members of which reached England by the Canadian Northern liner Royal Edward, and the Allan liner Virginian, will meet during the course of the present week to consider their next step, whether to issue a final report, or to suspend their duties sine die. Lord d’Abernon. the chairman, who had booked his passage to Canada via New York for the iirst week in August, cancelled his sailing at the last moment.
RIFLE TROPHY.--In the window of
Rltchie’s bookstore, Queen's Square, there is in view a beautiful silver trophy which is to be presented to Mr. G. Russell Beer. It was subscrib- ed for by a few members ot’ the Civi- lian Rifle Club and some other of his friends who desire to express tangi- bly their appreciation of Mr. Beer's wonderful peri'orinaiiccs of making the perfect score of 105 points at 200, 500 und 600 yards in July last. The trophy is in thc torin ol a Grecian vase, standing over a foot high and mounted on an ebony pedestal, and it bears the following inscription: "Civilian Rifle Club, Charlottetown. P. E. I. Presented to G. It. Beer for making the possible score of 105 points out of 21 shots at 200, 500, 600 yards, July, 1914.”
FROM BOSTON.-Mr. Chester
Acorn, of the Maritime Fox Exchange und Investment Company, has return- cd to Cliarlottetowii from Boston, Mass., where lie lind been on it short visit. The cost of living in Boston, says Mr. Acorn, has advanced at least 50 per cent., sugar being 9 cents per pound, flour $8 per barrel and meat from 40 to 50 cents per pound. The ofllces wlilcli handle securities have closed down, and factories, owing to the dlfliculty they experience in pro- curing material, have been obliged to discontinue operations. Although the newspapers are insisting upon the ad- vantages which will ficcrue to the United States as a result of the war, the American industries do not_appear to be very active, and hardship, de- clares Mr. Acorn is evident. The out- look in Boston for the coming winter. he tliliiks, is decidedly gloomy and he is glad to be back again to the coni- parative coriifort of Charlottetown life.
NEWPORT.--Harvesting has al-
ready begun in ,this very busy center. The grain crop is exceptionally good. The peo- ple here are beconilug more jubillsnt as the Newport steam ferry is nearing completion. It is hoped their joy will reach its climax this coming autumn. Another of the many conveniences and advantages that Newport possesses is a telephone sys- tem that our respected pastor Rev. G.
J. G. McDonald was instrumental in
having established, which will make vocal communication possible with all the surrounding towns and cities. So Newport has every chance and will undoubtedly become a city of com- mercial importance. Miss K. Steele, who has been visiting her parents here is soon to return to Boston whore she has `an excellent position. The woods were never in better condition ln this district. Mr. R. A. Campbell our roadmaster, deserves praise. The district school is very satisfactory this year under the judicious manage- mont of Mr. Farrell, who enjoys a
teacher and student. Mr. Philip Sloane is building a new dwelling house.
::You will enioy your outing more
ii you take s Thermos Bottle with you-You can keep liquids bot or cold for twenty-tour hours. We have some nice-lunch kitl at 32.25 eaclY- We carry _ everything made in this line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc. Ill. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Htl.
::lf you want a good Investment
put your money in the. St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. Full par- ticulars on application to Wm. Moran, Secretary, Box 606. Charlotetown.
8363-7-10Mtf.
“Thunday, Sept..10tli
is the last day for receiv- ln'|| discounts on electric lidit bills for August
regard to contributing to the Canadiani
A NARROW 'E8CAPE.--The Belfast
congregation came near losing their church property a few Sundays, ago when a defective lamp took fire. The eexton rushed for material to smother the flame, but before same could he got the oil fell in a burning mass to the floor. In a moment the wains- coating, rallinx. curtain, etc., became Involved. With the help of the church people. who rushed to the _scene and used various devices such as sand, old brooms and plenty of noise, the venerable building has yet a. fair ‘chance of reaching the cen- tury mark, as it was built ninety years`ago, but one minute more and that chance would have been lost. Considerable damage was done but the trustees are pleased that Hynd- man & Co., of Charlotetown, lost no time in putting things all right.
BRIDAL SHOWER.-One of. the
most charming “showers” given a bride recently is that given Miss Mar- ion S. Cmfer, bride-to-bc ot' (2. F. Cline. ct the home of her cousin, Mrs. James Sinclair, Golden Hill. last Wednesday afternoon. says the San Diego, Calif. Sun. The gifts included handsome pieces of cut glass and china and other remernbrances. Games, rccitalious and music, with some kindly tests directed at Miss Crnfer's courtship period. Among those present wore; Mrs. J. Sinclair, Mrs. B. Frederlcks, Mrs. W. C. Cole, Mrs. A. D. Kendall, Mrs. W. P. Whitney, Mrs. V. Eknian, Mrs. J. S. Short, Mrs. Bernice, Mrs N. Walters, Mrs. L. Burnham, Mrs. Nels Snyder. Mrs. C. Koke. l\Irs.~M. Goble, Mrs. G. McArthur, Mrs. A. Pear_soii, Miss Jessie Duffy, Miss C. McKay,Miss Elsie King. Miss Mary Richie, Miss Marion (foie, Miss Dorothy Cole, Miss Ruth Baker and Miss M. Crater, for- merly oi' Prince Edward Island, Can- ada.
T0 ENCOURAGE SHOOTING. --
There is on exhibition in one of the show windows of Mr. G. E. Ritclile's bookstore, Sunnyside. ii small silver cup that has a considerable amount of interest and importance attached to it. A liaiidsonie little trophy it is in itself a desirable thing to gain. but even a greater feature in its desirabil- ity is the fact that it stands as ti prize for the encouragement of rifle shooting. The cup has been provided by that entliusiastic rifle shot, Mr. W. S. Lousoii. Captain ot' the Civilian Rifle Club, and is intended for conipe- tition among citl'/.cus who have never won a prize in rifle shooting. The purpose oi the trophy is 'even greater than that: it is intended as an in- ducement to civilians to go in for rillc shooting, the importance of which has become intensified in these times. The cup will be competed for on Sat- urday, Sept. 19th., at Kensington range, and the conditions will be seven shots at 200 yards. If citizens have taken this urgent matter to heart, the __ necessity of every man having ii. working acquniiitaiicc with a. rifle, there should he an enthusias- tic response to Mr. Lousoii's praise- worthy effort.
::Yon can make no question about
the purity of llarmony Soups, for they are as truiispnreiit as wiiidow glass, 'und are made from thc purest of vege- table oils and the finest glyceriue. As a hand soap they are excellent and as a skin food they are iii a class oitheir own. There are two aromas. Harmony Rose and Harmony Violet, 151:. for a large cake. two for a quarter. MacKin- non Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets. MEtf.
::Don’t miss the big dividends in
the fox business. The St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company ollers you one of the best propositions seen on the market. Write Win. Moran, Cliur- lotetown, P. E. Island for particu- lars. 3363-7-10Mtf.
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FOR FOUR YEARS
We have been giving
the People of Charlotte- town and Prince Edward Island the most up-to-date service possible. _
That that service has
been, and is appreciated, is shown by the fact that in four years our total amount of ticket sales has quadrupled this year over 1909. _
Our patrons appreciate
being able to purchase
their tickets and arrange for their sleeping car ac- comodation _in the one office and within a very few _minutes. They ap- preciate perhaps more than anything our system of reservation which never fails of prompt re-
sults. Our telephoneco_n-
nection allows thepubilc to obtain accuratelinform- ation within a few mo- ments.
If you do not urchase
your tickets _at_ this oiiice yo_u are missing some- thmg you should get and perhaps suffering the un- certainty o_f not having your sleeping car bert reserved. For Septem- ber we are offering the _ following Excursions and will be pleased to furnish full information personal- ly, by telephone or cor-
respondence.
AUTUMN EXCURSION
COLONIST ' EXCURSION
to TO
MONTREAL
on issue Sept. 17, 18, 19th. Limit Oct. 5th
ALSO
PACIFIC COAST POINTS Sept. 24th
Toronto
Exhibition sept. ani. 2 1 .55
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Sept. 7, 9, 10th.
10 oct. 1, 2, ard. oct. sth. 25-75-
R"*“"' 0°* 19”* second class one way Liiviir
Fares,Tickets, Sleeperi Tickets. Sept. 15th
Reservations on appli i cation. Apply For Rates. Hav§l?e;e';_eS§6v\%?°“r
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W. K. ROGERS
` City Ticket Agent.
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