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8T JAMES CHOIR will meat tor rehearsal tonight at 7.80 sharp. A full attendance is requested.

QUDDE-N PEATm-Mrs. H. stet- so . 181 Dorchester Street ‘has re cs vod'_a telegram conveying tht, sod news of the unexpected dost] oi her flotar-in-law, Mrs. -T. N. Mc- Knlnuflliicli occurred at Medieint Hat Wod-uesdoy.

1 cow'- "a-soovznso. —The m. car ‘beibngin! to s. resident oi thil

A city which was stolen severa

nishts Jojo from. in front oi tht Prince Edward Theatre. was foum yesterday afternoon, at Borden and unturned to t.he ‘owner.

SYMPATHY EXPRESSED. - Deepest sympathy will go out, ti M-rs. William Nelson and iamily Ii the death oi ‘Mr. Nelson which 0c curred yesterday after a very short IIIIIGBBnfMP. Nelson was a wal known and very highly respectet employs oi the Charlottetown Con densed Milk Company and his 1a- milinr figure and cheery word wu be nlissed in many households. '

nerualws FROM vauoouvsr —'I‘he ipllowing clipping is iron the NuwsPublishing C0,, o! Vau- COUVEF-J, E. Rombough of Niagara ‘F8118. New’ York. who has been t visitor no Vancouver tor the pas two months Ieit tor ‘home Tuesday He is greatly impressed with I.Il\

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DUIBLIN, Oct. l4.~—1\nnoxatiol1 oi Canada ‘by tile United States would menu the end of Canadian inde- pendence aspirations, declared Hon- ry Bournssu, M.‘P., Iinbelle, Quebec, editor oi‘ lLo Devolr, Montreal, at a dinner ‘given in his ho-nor by the irlsh Free State here Monday night “We desire, from a purely Canad~ ian point oi view, to maintain Ill-it-

Airs. Bluitfor: ‘How did you like lull connection as an obstacle to my tallicken snlnd'."_ .- . tho penetration oi ~Amorlcnnisln

Mrs. Plnin-speltk: Simply wontlcr- throughout the 'wholo continent of in]! Tbc best pork l ever ate. Iéiorth America," Mr. Ilournssa ad-

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possibilities ior successful invest ment and the wonderful future o British Columbia. lvlr. Rombougl bus been in the tar business {or p: years and has been n breeder oi sli ver black foxes ior the past 1. years in lPrince Edward island. l-lt has studied conditions in Britisl Columbia relative to the lur-rulsinl industry and believes that the coo weather and moist atmosphere art more conductive to the producing of tine texture and natural color it the fur than is the case in the cold er climates.

ACTS OF VANDALISM. — Dur lug the tlnnco at Brighton Club (ll lVndnestlay night. some person o. persons undertook to let lilo all out of the tires Oi r0 less than scv en automobiles parked Outside \l"htther the trick was mount as t practical joke or not, the cal‘ own era saw no humor in the sit-tulle: when they had to ririve hoot»: or deflated tires, in some cases great

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MAKE BIG MONEY BETWEEN now and Christmas. Sell Guaran- teed Real Silk ‘Lingerie. Write for particulars. Public Service

WANTED AT ONCE SECOND class teacher ior Wood island East school. Supplement $75 ——-Chas. S. MacDonald, Secretary

.\lills cit Canada Limited, London, Hopeiield. 2037-10-13-3i Canada. A. W. Oct. 1'5- ' , Miscellaneous For Sale

LOADING l-loas AND LAMBS. ‘losses FOR sate-snowman Oct. 19. Lisp, at once. M. 1.. s. CIIOICB carload atfitmtain o Bell's Club 2060-10-14-31

Stock yard. ‘McNcillWr Wood. . _ l 205Z-10-l4-2i WE WILL BUY LIVE POULTRY at Cardigan, Wednesday, October

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ly to the. damage oi casings ant inns-r tubes. No doubt the onh tnltg that prevented the pervert- ed joker, it he was one, from com- pleting the job. won-the fact that he was interrupted at ills work b) some one who thought no wa

changing a tire, and who paliieretl help. He fled before llc (zould b4 caught or identified, and the mat ter was reported to the police Later in the night, as tho (lance was ibreaklng up, a further inter rnption occurred in the shape of a bottle thrown througha club-house window. ' These are acts of vand- alism that are giving ‘ fair mlndet‘ citizens tooll ior thought. It is hoped that beioro long some oi’ tht perpetrators 0t‘ these foul tricks will be caught in the act and dealt with summarily.

1 PERSONALS

tllon. J. F. ‘Fraser, Halifax is a visitor in the city.‘

Senator John McLean, Sourls, has returned from Ottawa. '

Messrs- C. E. Dalton and W. P. Bennett, steamboat inspectors are in the city on lbnsiness.

Mr. D. N. Buchanan, Mt Buchan-

BIRTHS . QUOTE-At North Rustico on Oct- llth to Mr and Mrs. Moasos ‘Buote u daugihtol‘, congrsttllatlons.

FOLEY-—At SOUrIB Eflst, ‘Oct. 7th

FOR sAIsE~L3 - PURE snap 20m onpa graded bulrie.—ll. m, .M_ d M _ M 1pm, Foley, Yorkshire boars, ' months old. Macdonald d‘: Co. 1994~l0~l2.5i (208 L312“, Flijnn) t’); daughter, Apply Almon Boswell- Dunataif- Helen Pauline.

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MEEHAN — At Jersey City, New J_ersey_ Oct. 11. 1926, to Dr. and Mns. George E. Moehnn, o. son.

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FOR SALE-PLYMOUTH ROCK pallets. ‘Apply to David A- Mc- Kinnon, North Milton. ' 2024-10-13-4I

ron sate - Minds? MARVEL ‘Flour Mill ‘tweuf- e barrels capacity practically" and now and complete witliwqeourer and . necessary elovatoignqui mentJln- mediate delivery at a. ow pflcei Willily Box XYZI Cilardian TgQh IICG. ‘ i. 2055410444} .

MEN OR WOMEN-WE WANT A representative in your city to . take orders for our Personal Christmas Cards. We manufac- uro our own, and have un- oubtodly the best selection in Canada. You can make several hundred dollars between now and Christmas. Writs today Master ' Rrait Greeting Card 00., Toronto. f. _ . l F. ii. ‘W. lei-Mill" 16. _. " WANTED-A MAID FOR GENER- al housework. Apply l8 Kent .-" Street. 2070-l4.~2i

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alias uonav and women can; hour in sparqt _' cards. No obs ‘sols _ ins. We instruct you ‘ You with work. Writs Mononltt Com ny,‘ ' Dominion Bull tilt. j .

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NELSON-tin this cikymSn Oct. 14th Wm. Nelson, aged 45 ‘yours. Funer- nl from his late residence 224 Cum- berland Street, under S. 0. E. aus- pices, Sunday afternoon, service at 2 o'clock, funeral leaving tho house at 2.30. '

IN MEMORIAM

In loving rsmombr...“ of my door ‘broihor Edwsnd Cullen who posed swoy st tho Msrino Hoopltot st stsion lolond, N. Y., October 30th 1917, ago 52 yoors and Ollil- F"!!- orlok ‘Francis Cullen WM will?!" this life sttho Marine Hooniill It Bi. ._Iohn's, lNwfowlrldllnd on 0st. 17th, 1918 ago 38 yosro. both 0' Alsxondrs, Lot 49. Msy their ooulo root In poses.

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THE cndnnorramwu‘ Potatoes and Oats

‘Our businooo lo to find profitable nsrkot for form produoo.

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an was a visitor to the rity yester- iay. ' _ ‘» ‘I

Mr. Sam Doyle, President. MJP. 3. A. A. U. o! 0., lett yesterday nornlns for Amherst tirattend a special meeting of tholinion.‘ l

GOLF

Through the klndnessdiv Ml‘. L. El. Wellner, who has‘ ‘presented ‘two landsomo trophies iorthaevent; a IDBCIBI match will be‘ played oifon laturday next, Oct. 18th; "t the lharlottetown Golt Lin-ks. At Mr. Wellneris suggestion the matches will take the form of ‘two separate Hitches —— Ladies handicapnslllil- es medal play and men's handi- vap singles, medal play, l8 holes. For this special match a special handicap list will be drawn up for he lillli€|3 so that every lady play- u- in the club may compete with tnl equal opportunity to win ‘the rophy. It is hoped there will be a urge turnout 0i both men and lady llayersgor this special match. lrawing to take place, weather per- nitting, at 2.15 p. m. sharp. There vill also be prizes ior runners up, wrifiented by the Men's Green Com- n tee.

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Lecture By ‘ Noted Orator

On Wednesday evening, Oct 20th n League oi tho ‘Cross Hall, Rev. “atllcr Cioran C. S. ‘S. \R., ‘Rector ll‘ St. Peter's Church. St. John, N. 3., will give n. lecture on "Charact -r" to which ull arc most cordially nvlted. FutherlClornn is a. noted JNIIOI‘ and his services as a lectur- vr are very mllch in demand ‘by ion-sectarian organizations as well is religious societies, his splendid "osollant volt-e nnd pleasing person- lllty proving an added attraction o his theme.

While primarily n ‘Mlssioner and ls such extremely busy giving nissions throughout his ecclesiast- ‘cnl province, he is most generous n assisting with his talent every muse and encouraging all worthy. mterprlse. The present week Father Clorun together with Father Viacdonald, C. S. S. iR., is-glving a nisslon at ISt. Panls, Summerside lnd taking advantage of this fact ;he Catholic Women's League were ‘uost fortunate in securing his ser- vices ior next Wednesday evening. i-lis lecture on‘ “Character” is a 1IOSI. notable one, of interest to men as well as women and all citi- zens are most cordially invited to some and hear lFather Cloran the silver tongued orator oi New Brunswick.

The lecture is free. A silver collection to help defray expenses will be taken at the door, but is entirely voluntary and not an ob- ‘lgation. The lecture is sure to prove not only interesting but edu-

local talent will lbe a pleasing lea- ture of the program. Rt. Rev. Mgr. ‘Maurice Macdonald oi the Cathedral will preside.

Seat Sale Opens Today For Irene

K. C. CHARITV FUND SHOW TO BE iBlG EVENT. BOXES DECORA- TED TO RECEIVE DISTINGUISH- ED ‘GUESTS,

‘What will probably be the most auspicious opening 'in tho line 0t Amateur {IIGEIFIOQIS will tako place Monday when the all star local cast presents under the 8118111999 oi’ the Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus the Broadway Royalty; Musical playfilreno". ‘ ‘The cast is one oi.’ the best over nsselnbled ior a local talent show many oi‘ whom could easily earn a livelihood on the professional stage. One has only to glance over the roster oi artists to Us‘ assured of an evening well epént. MrJWParker Hooper will. plgypfflrepp” tho atar - part. originally playedby iii-lith- Day, Dr. Robins will be cast for Donald aild LeighV. Dlngwfill will play Bob Harrison; nluort’ Blanchard‘ plays Madame Llroynqioland. How- att plays Lawrence Hadley, and William‘ ‘SCIIOIIGIiI play Bowden, Cecil MnoPhall will be the butler. Mrs. Dr. McGuigan plays Mrs. Mar- shall, Miss Anne gan, Mrs. 0'Darc, Mrs. Jack wDonnld, Mrsfiheston, Lucy Blane‘ and plays Eleanor. The two flapper part5 will be played by Helen Largo and Elsie Biifin. .'I‘hero will be a special novelty scenery, Electrical streets, Special- ties and Wagners augmented Or- chestra will play the delightful sci- ntilaltlng score. Make it n point to be there.

Thehiarkets

‘lvlomlzljlari. one, Oct. l4. The, export trods t’ in Canadian grain; on the Moiitrsaltmnrlrot to- lloy was quiet and onlyqa. smal volume of business was transacted. fills trade in grain in the domestic market was also lnootivot but the,

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ilriiilf-‘lhaintaihen. A steady feél- ing prevailed in the market ior

undertone to tho market ior stand- nrd grades oi rolled oats was tlrln and the demand was

transoc ed eggs and values were firm. receipts were 200 cases. dltioirof the market for potatoes was unchanged, the undertone be-

in ‘wglch the offerings were none too

Brunswick Green Mountains and Cobblers were made at $1.45 bag and Quebec white stock at $1.25.por bag of ninety pounds ox- . track. - was quiet but the tooling was ii In and prices were unchanged. lots oi choice white handpicked . __ were quoted at $2.40 por busltol and broken lots at 82:50 to $2,‘ par bushol

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