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S érllters? llllrxlsl lt;el"ll.e'Vitx"llli>dfhl\?,?gm\il\;rlgl IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

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damp and Chilly and living wllilillall few lill`lsl§°lll.lift,.~f),f2§‘§§‘,; vAi_LsvF|si.o.-'rile llev. D. Mc-

wlls a young man of striking abmues_ Lean will preach at Valleylleld on

and beloved by all wllo knew him Sabbath next at the usual hours, and

t b 2 ;;_l;_;vi_l_l be deeply mourned by R large' declare the charge vacant.

itstime o egin to ,.,,,,,,,,

burn coal, L‘.‘;.“.‘.‘§‘i.'.

were c intosh

Better begin a few

days too soon than too long.

We sell the best -.....

hard and soft coal i“"’

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at t e as__,S Kidney Lgver P__;:V_% U€_Ul ilunbrntk of the Womens Institute aid, the ceremony being performed by Them

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MP- -70hn Francis. There re- `

mam to lriourn im- lllm, ills nltilel- alla ` L l` tlree brothers, Harry, Arth- A Edgar. lulll two sisters Elm _.___

f friends. He was buried ai -__-

e Presbyterian church on wen. A ivius|cA|_ TREAT.-As Mr. wat-

Nearly one hundred carriages kis is all artist in his line the organ the pl-oees8|,m_ The services recital ill St. James Church on .Thurs-

onducted by new A_ D_ M0 day evening will be a real musical of Sourls. treat. Miss Galle, of New York, and

Miss Hughes, of Cllarlottetow will

`-*___ also assist. Silver col1ectiononly.57s7

CHERRY VALLEY.- Service will

be held at Christ Church, Cherry Val- ley axnt Sunday at 2.30 p. ln. Rev. David Jones will oillciate.

BRADALB/'\NEi-Mr. John Mathie-

soll and Mr. Peter A. Ml>MaIloll, hotll of Emerald, who attended the exhibi- tion at. Charlottetown, have returned home. Mr. Mathlesoll sold ills band- some prize nlare for a llundsolne sum.

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Furnished by W. S.. Louson

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UUA IIANTICED SUCCESS.

Mr. McMahon wllo obtained two priz- -l\"t es, thought he could not gather his T01” d0 harvest without his prize mare so he Will B took her back to the old sod at Euler- Of an

n :A PR|Z_E WWNER-'" If WHS MT- aid. although Ile refused many otfersln. tho _ 501" A- Umlmlllge. NOPHI Rll/Gr. Wh0 notwithstanding he valued the inure strmdu

. won the first special prize for foal of more than me m0n@y_ _im the

Gets 'forma 1914 sn-ell ily stallion, Mayor Todd . -__ 8 meal

Offered by Mr. Hammond Kelly at wsoolno sE|_i_s.--st. nollavelltunfs ~-N0

is Nothing L_" Dr c______B___ the recent exhibition in this city. Mr. Church, Tracl.llie. was the scene of ai (lr

_ - 8 lfunllnings also captured second for \ i; T 1- - q. 1 . 1 i

_U _ _ luppy even on uesl <1), a cp cnl Jer

My ver Pm’ t° Set lt mght B"°°‘l Maw Will! f0l1l by hcl' SMG- 22nd, when Miss Jeanette Boyd, Bloom- Bu

C L Cook_ 248 Tenth Str _ --~ `ing Point, was united ill tile holy bonds _

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-- mst four ye______ for “ver tm ___ 1' I0 Branch will hold a meeting with the the Rev. J. B. Mcllltyre, P, 11 _doing

_, ‘1 0 9-“fi ladies of Pownal and vicinity on the of Mt Stewart The bride who waeled to

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. f_;‘cuf_'gy ge_l;;1‘}?_0;;f“l___fi_‘;_§“tI S*}_Ui_- afternoon of the 16th October for the attended by Miss Marion Mc-Dol\ald,ito accomplish his own will tllrollgh

A P & C mat 1 do not need _mv d0L_m__'n, I u“ DUPDOSE Ol Orgallilinfr an institute ill sister of the groom, looked charming us. There is no such thinl; as success

lc G. umm when me “ver _gets _O_______ ___fi_‘; tllat section alld will explain the ill a handsome costume of pale blue_in an

_ ____ believe ,hm theyme exacuy Buitgd for _\:;0rlf/_;J_f_thC§ _moveln__ellt.__ ’I‘he_nleet- satin and a large wlii_te_liat, tlle_brides- nmtiv

nil' case. My husband hits used them ¢|,§9L.h00)§w1u08,; 3:1; all (five date ill mlml being gowned H? lang-0 smf lnld fume

Phone _mr kidney ,mume with great re ____ oc oe an a black hat, trllllnled witll white ostlitll an t,

, and lily dallgllter ill Willllipeg S hugs' large Mwndanceds expected' Plumcs- The 5'0"" ‘msumy Support' mill

Ch town been helped it great deal by the use

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MH- GEORGE FRANCIS orders

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Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

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Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.

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Manufacturers Phone 345

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general feelillt: of optimism in regard

li '= = ' . - l: the Publicity Agcili. Mr. J. E. B. Mc- Cready, during the past couple ol' weeks has resumed something of its normal volume after the curtullinix ef- fect ot’ the first weeks of the war Mr

A M<('ieally has just received a letter

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Our Exhibit Of

Horse blankets will interest every person own-

ing a horse because they are the best quallty,bought right and prices low, yo_u_better buy today and bene- fit by our special Exhibition prices. _

Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for their

beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec- ial Exhibition Prices. _ _

CARRl'AGES_--We_ have fifteen nice carriages

at special Exhibition Prices. _ _

HARNESS and WHIPS-A swell line at special

Exhibition Prices.

You are in the City for pleasure we know, but

by giving us a little of your time w_e can show you how to save money. “Money saved is money made.

W. Grant & Co.

85 Queen St., Charlottetown

ded tollik lite l le x lstry al `keell interest ill Prince Edward ls- Inild Stock. lt is Mr. iJou|;an's inten- tion to interest Ililnsell' ill tile forma- tloll of u. company ill New York, and ill llli probability island foxes will fornl the basis of the concern. Mr. Mctlready has also received several

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generally to all of which Ile has giv- en satisfactory replies.

VALCARTIER $PORTS.- The fol-

lowing sports in which an Islander figures were held recently by the Y. M. (.2. A., at Valcartler Camp. Que- bec:-1/, inlio run-lst, Monk, 51st feet; 2. (lllpt. D. A. Mc-Donald, P. E. land; 3, l“. liaker, Q. O. IL- Running I-lop-Step and Jump.- 1, 'I‘. Dobblll, 3-itll. Regilllcnt; 2, T. Nichols, 61st, Regiment; 3, Capt. D. A. Mcilollnlil l’. E. lslllnd.- 300 gard rnn.- lst Capt. D. A. l\’icDonald, P. E. l.; 2, D.

’l7th Regiment - Running llroad

-lst Team, Loblane, Matthews, Mc-

sox, Payne, 'lird Team, Capt Mellon aid, Garnet, Wilsol.- Standing Broad

Q Jump.- P. Witherldge, 10th Regi-

ll.;Zlrd T. Seurd.- Human Mount-

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Gray Marine Motors

d th ld°,'over, Made in sizes from

3 to 36ml-li.arP. 1,e2v§§ Cylinders for boats of all Types and sizes.

write for free Catalogue giving im'¢<-18 and iv"

information

FOR SALE BY

Stanley, 'Shaw & Peardon

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d Wrestle.- 1. D. A. McDonald. P. E. I. and F. Burgess; 2, Clark & Wil- son; 3, Bacon 'and Fiher. -The Corp. D. A. McDonald referred to a- bove ls one of the volunteers from the P. E. Island Heavy Brigade for the front and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, Wheatley River.

::The Island Condition Powder con-

tains only the finest ingredients and ls made according to the formula of an eminent veterinary. For 15 years it has stood the test and today it ie lll greater demand than ever. Feed it and get results. 250. full pound pack- age. 20c. pound in quantities. I1. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. nltf.

::ST. LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK

Fox C0., LTD.,-A Meeting of the shareholders of the St. Lawrence Sli-

Black Fox Co., Limited, will he held the office of the Company, Charlot-

tetown, on Thursday October 16, 1914, at the hour of 7.30 p. m.

Wm Moran

enquiries in regard to the lndustry.

. " ‘ ‘ '* 10 "mes llvelllnlz ol’ October 21st f r tl 1 '- -I' I `l - - 1' ~ i

St U, , tl _ I _ _ 0 _le pul pilroclia resllence whore, a sllnlptllolls _

-_ I I _mcndcd u_5n_ ]_'(?€__:_1_'_‘; h_‘;‘L_‘fp]__ "°'~_2;§_ _il_o_se_of_:_>rf£ralllz_i;lg aA\’Voili_c_\li_s_lllsti- wed<llllg_ breakfast was partakell of " _ , have u ed U .tl __ __ o ll a sec on. corl a lnvltu- after which the happy couple drove to 1 l By ki0p___;3‘;;_;V;___}ef_'_W_°Lfl__'__‘f“““ii- _ tion is extended to all who may be in- the home oi’ the bride, where il lllllllbcr

S mgumr DL (,|_‘_‘_____,__e ‘;l‘_‘____t__‘_‘f terestcd ill the work. The meeting Oi' guests were invited to dinner in- i ' Pius pmvcm and “___ _ ;5_ will be addressed by Mrs. Dunbraek, cluding tile Reverend Fathers J. B

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as hm0__S__0sS_ c0__SH___I__‘__‘_‘i_ Supervisor Womens Institutes. Mcllltyre and lheo, Gallant. In tile. indi

COT. Gféalf G€O1'g€ afld K€[llI StS. issue, ' 5702 on P. lil. island hotll profitable and

_ __ _ _ -~ - pleasurable. After the reception lilo

_ RED CROSS SOClETY.-- The lad- happy col.-ple left for their luture hollle

E-*-UU' " 1' " " ~ - g ies of Murray River have organized all , ill Mount Stewart attended by the best

auxiliary of the Red Cross Society ‘wishes of their numerous friends with

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ent, Mrs. A. J. MacNelll; Mrs. R. Keen- wedded lii`e.-S. . an. Mrs. Walter Kearney, Mrs. Philip _ } Lowe; Treasurer, Mrs. Matthew Mac- ,_ . _ . _ _ _ lieod; Secretary, Miss Annie G. Smith. f__€'S‘l§_l __§'_(_’_?__0l‘;_£tl('_]§t tY_'_1(ZL_‘_’_)_‘_f";;:___§":_§_0f:2’

The collectors have um' yet mm' lates that are wilolesollle l'ilol~olates

pletell their work but have thus far ' ' ._ ' '

met with a lnost hearty response to :_l§;:lamt(;h;t_§l_fy0:;_‘d d_?£l_“‘i‘:;'5 you “illll

their appeal. ’i`llallkl`ul acknowledge- _ p Sm _ "mle“‘ “ l ments is made of the receipt of tllo ;_f_°2_‘;f"f_€_;’_n_:_l_’_?si_’_‘_)‘__lfgllfhf Lust gow l l sum of seven dollars tllrougli Rev. SONS Mmm {Vi"a(_’_d§’_'_3ns1 ]ais_ _et ' l _ Ewell lllllcllourqall from the ladies of pricés mn H1, from -i5 . ` 1; JtI`g$02 Iris. This amount was collected by A S le___,Hdgh-_{"(_ of M;)hf'_“_l of lot '_ Mrs. Simon Buell. Mr. J. D. MacLeod bun? at _WC L_ p’0m_d M;___(i.‘f;_’° il gs “ has kindly placed at the disposal of (. 0 For Great 'Gem 'GH "Pal Km? , the nuxllary commodlous quarters for- S'u_e"ets'_ ‘ g "1 A31,

BECOMING BETTEFL- There is a -

in - Q - , _ _ evening a reception was held to which doS0_ ziftzllogoiflg H)‘;_"']a§§’_g‘0 _ogg PATRIOTIC RECITAL. --A patriotic al number oi? friends and relatives ol'

21st Gcor e Franti a od ‘i4 deal i's. or Edmanson Bates & 'Co organ recital Wm be given i" St' ‘me 'mae and groom were mvimd' I

0d_ T0m__m_ ' '» James tilurcll, Tllllrsllay evening, at Dancing and various other anlll.~le~

S o clock, by Mr. F. T. Watkis, organ- ments were indulged in to the strains

____ ___ __ ist, assisted by Miss Galle, violinist, of sweet music furllisllod by Mclllnis

'Z-‘ "5 \vho is at present the guest of Mr. and brothers, the up-to-date violiuists ol'

_ Mrs. G. A. Galle. Esplanade. lvliss Blooming Point. The large nulllher of

Y . iielen Hughes will take the solos in costly and valuable wedding prescilts

‘ ‘ 011 Wlll l'll'ld I her Iiealltlflll soprano voice. Silver \Vl1iCl1 Were l`eCciVed gave lllurkcd tes-

au the good collection ill aid of Patriotic Fund. tilllolly of the popularity ill which the _

5787 contracting parties were held, tllei

' ' -é bride having taught school i`ol' illc past

chocolates here- an freshf Pure> dellclousflnd oPPon'ruN|~r_v._olle or tile nest five years in iliifelenz pal-is or tile ls- WhOIeS01'1‘1e. fi;_rnl i'_esidcllcc_s lll tlle__?,larket is to he illllil with enviable sllcccss. lt can bc

- ¢ o ore: ly auc ion oil onday, the 5tll tru y said that she was il teacher of

_ We c_ar-ry a Stock of the famous Neflsonsv _ oi’ October, 1914. 'i‘_his property is ‘ no mean ability and in losing llcr, the

MOITS, W1ll3FdS and Llggelflf Cl'iOC0l3lf€S. PI'lC€d at kllo:i_ili _thc _‘_l’at_l-ldge l'lo1l_lestead," flllllcatlollnl deparilllcllt ol’ P. E. island

` on lc lllon cal, four lilies from las lost one ol' its most worthy and

356 to a box' the city. The location al\d_surrounll- successful servants. The groom, Mr.

. ings make lt well worthy of inspection John ll. Mcbollaid, is one of Mount K C by any one looking for a home posses- l Stewart's most successflll young farm-_ `

C 0; sing many advantages. For further N ers and is ever oil tile alert i`or any-1

} particulars see advertisement in this tiling that lends to make fllrnlillg life

HILLSBORO _ S U ed by Mr. Charles Mcllonzlld, of Allis- Obeéli

,f U in _ _ , N TIT TE. - A ary. Special music :lull :z-illgiili.: were l1(mus:_et;§itIl)_0_f;t !fYeen_s“_i;_&"‘i_aC_;‘él£h M593 111000115! of the residents of Hillsboro, rendered i'or the occasioll by tile Rev. .Of nu

cmrs hem 0u't or ___ g__e___»_ _(_:-__§y and vicinity will be held in Mount Father Theodore Gallant, Sturgeon. 'S to I mink Dr (,h__%__ __ ___ _ Herbert Hall at seven o’clock on tile After the cerelnolly all retired to the HIM*

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OUR MUTUAL GIRL---ln €llapte'r IX .

Meets “Dorothy Dix” famous Authoress _

A scene from "High links” the Metropoliton musical comedy hit, in which OUR MUTUAL GIRL plays a leading part.

what we do, but the reason __ T Earle WllllaInS and

ing lt, largely determines our ThaIih0\15€f Presents Lillian Walker

llccess or failure. The preaching IN

eloquent sermon which thrills ' 9 »

usand people msy, by, this The Musician 8 The Man rd, be not nearly as successful Daughter _Its 3- V1l3gfaPh'“

nllshlng of ,u few dlsbics utter il---_-_-l_l,

service ln itself is small In Two Parts

great, tllougl rth it fill; , . Pefcy,5»FiY§t t that is slllllllmlvlllcll seal... its Featuring Maude Feaiy ----_...___.__i

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\'l_ great \Vhlcll Seeks (lotl’B Will.” ‘_

is no such thing its failure Ill

God‘s will if we ure sllrrender- _ E Majestic Dreamer featuring -if-1-T.__.i_

Joy Films

MIXED MAILS

him and if we trust him fuliyl '

Lamar Johnson & Francetca AMBU IQI-lb PA

Belling_lon_ I Funny Biosgphs

ything that is done for any less ¢ . q

e than to please coll directly. Mllllon Dollar Mvstefy---Friday

refore . - . \\'llilf.Socl'l:l' ye do, do __ _ L_.- » the glory of God," is the for- 'Y Y ° . ""' A' Y "T ' ' wha., lf f..ll....-...l l.. l.~...l.f..l 2 Show., 2 ' Ad"“f"S’°” H5110”-Sat 7,30 & 9 p, m, once, means all llnbrllken success 5 C9f\tS_ , r life on cilrth. llow good liod ' " 7 V ’ ’ ' - Y' W' ' Y have lnadll it possible for us ys to succeed. |

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Don’t go on the theo

that “A truss is a truss.” special truss is needed i nearly every case and car should be taken in selectio so that you will get the rigll on e. Proper fitting another important consider- ation.. We do scientific fitt- ing and guarantee our work in each case. The satisfac- tion and security which goes with each truss w_hlch you buylhere cosls nl thlngextra.

llnson & Johnson

he Quality Drug Store

Witlleridire. 10tll Regiment; 33, Capt. "T ' '

D. A. McDonald, P. E. I.- Relay Race Y ' Y - -

Connel; 2nd Team, Deslavelller Doh- (‘ The A - ' _ - » - .Nh lea <1-

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.lf i n g Ripe nl.; irijli- a n d makers ofToilet preparations the lfé world over have

contributed their best to our

Toilet Luxuries ‘ for My Lady

Here you will find the _

choicest products of Hudnut, Seeley, Roger & Galliet, Johnson, Ingram,Woodbury, _ Packard and Colgate-they . are all represented here. ‘

The Two Macs

I49 Gt. George Street. _

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Some Auttnn Hate. that all Men Should See `

The Busiest Store On Charlottetown’s Busiest Street

lately.

TRESS HATS

STETSON HA l` S FRANKLIN HATS.

There are soft hats in very partie ularly strong .. / __ _1

variety-for this autumn is a great soft hat season, /fi' 1"' . there are smart new English stiff llats-- there are hats of every good block--and they are

"rlll31~‘llAr'rERlE"ai the Mans sronls _ `

invites you very Particularly to see the hand- some new blocks that have been coming in _ ._ ,/‘= `

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“all wearable styles-

Young men will appreciate thegreat assort-

ment of new colorings shown in this falls shapes

at the HATTERIE.

Older men will like the assortment of mod-

erate shapes-quletstyles-sober colorings that

the llATTERlE offers.

ALLFMEN will be pleased with the prices ,

that tne HATTERIE offers on nice new fall hats.

THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50, THE STIFF HATS “ 2.00 to 5.00.

And then you know there is here the finest CHSY fflaffffl' £01' YOU to _

range of caps ill P. E. I.

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young fellows to

know what’s what in styles-and to recognize the real thing when they see it. For in- stance, this new_ Soft . ‘ Stetson. ' ' ` rs We have full assort-” A ments of all the new. Stetsons here--it's an'

select the one that youf will like to wcar.l?J"”‘“”

Get Your New Overcoat From

The Men’s Store

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can see at

oilce just how fit is going to like-wllere you can tell before you leave the store whether you like it.

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can be

certain of getting tile last word in Overcoai style the fit- and set--and swing that perfect tailoring ensures.

CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT at the MEN ’S STORE

where you will pay strictly “before the war" prices. .

M l;`N'S OVERCOATS $9, $10, $12, $14, $17, $20, $25.

MENS SUITS $3, $10, $12.50, $15, $16, $20, $25.

BOYS SUl'l`S $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50, $7.50 up.

for 8 to 14 year lads Regular $10. value at

JUST ANOTHER OF OUR LUCKY purchases-got

a lot of handsome well tailored good weight two piece Norfolk suits in greys and browns and navy blue-perfect litters dandy styles-we bought them under lite market.

so that we ca offer ou TEN DOLLAR VALUE for ,l

Boys Tweed Norfollcsl 7 7 0

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