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Volunteers
Col. Farquhar, Capt. Bullman, Major Gault
H. R. H. Duke of Connaught
Reviewing Troogsé Review of Highlanders
Striking tents fore leaving for Front
Five Cents Pe0p|e’5 Thgatfg 7.30 & 9 p_. m_
Second Mystery in famous series
~ ' Chronicles of Cleek
Cleek is called in to solve the Mystery
and he succeeds, HOW ?
“Mystery of the Dover Express’,’...
Hiekviiies Finesfu :;,°;;-;=,;=~,;-;; |]Ring_§_1;_nbbers
A Child of the Desert “Sacrifice”
An intense drama enacted in A Vilagfaph
the free & open Western country Featuring
Geo. Holt & Annie
Schaefer
Watch for the Reform Candidate
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Poultry Wanted
Special prices for Crate Fattened Stock
Farmers and Poultry Raisers
We will buy poultry on Tuesdays and Fridays for which
we will pay highest prices for Good Stock. We would like
if every poultry raiser would adopt as much as possible the
Crate Fattening method of preparing poultry for market and
we will be glad to pay special advanced prices for good Crate
fattened 'stock dressed right after being fasted twenty fo
hours.
We require a large quantity
_ of Butter and Eggs
Wei- want a large quantity of good separator butter
tubs, 21150 eggs, both circle .Eggs (stamped) and straig t
gathere (not stamped) and will pay top notch prices for
same.
Anyione wishing a copy of our Poultry pamphlet drop
a card tb
F. J. Holman & Co., l..td.
Phone 199 Charlottetown
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Millinery
“Miss M. McDonald, of the Victoria Milli-
nery Parlors, has returned from her buying
trip with a fine display of the latest Mil-
linery.
She will be pleased to meet her old cus-
tomers and solicits the patronage ofthe
general public.
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Canada Portland Cement has been used and endorsed
the world over for many years and has yet to be found lack-
ing in any of the essentials that go to make a first class
article. It is manufactured in 12 large mills in Canada who
have skilled men in every department to oversee every de-
tail of construction from the time the raw material enters the
mill until it is delivered to you.
Use Canada Portland Cement
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isfaction and is indespensable to the farmer. A job construct-
ed with cement is permanant and inexpensive. We have
just received a fresh carload direct from the mill. Get your
supply to day. When you _buy her_e you are always sure of
getting fresh cement. This is a big factor.
Price per barrel 4 Bags $2.30.
Bags retumed in good condition are taken back at 7c
each. this nets your cement at $2.02 per barrel.
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PUMPKIN PIES.-Plenty of pies 'n
st the annuul Halloween tea in St.
James Hall, on Oct. 30th. 6027._
THE PICTOU BOAT.
Northumberland docked
town last night at 7.50
FOOTBALL PROCEEDS-Over$48
was realized at the football game
at the A. A. A. A. grounds Thanks-
'giving day. The proceeds go to now on Bak at
the Patriotic Fund.
FREE SEATS.-At a congregational
i h l t G Ch h 1 t
giieiiilsryg eviriling it raiivfiis dhldfded use “mch Wk” Pla
adopt the system of free seats, so in
future at Grace Church all seats will
be free.
K. OF C. FUNCTION.-The Knights
of’ Columbus held a most enjoyable long this muse,
dance in their hall on Monday night,
at which there was a large attendance.
The enjoyment continued until about successful meer;
1 o‘clock. the music being supplied
by Miss Jean Blanchard on the piano. f\mds_ A,-my F1
i Relief and Red Cross were taken uD- --
ZION CHURCH.-The Women’s The chair was gccupied by Mr. Am.
Missionary Society of Zion Church 1,,-ooo Monet; an
will hold their annual Thanks Offering
meeting on Wednesday evening, _Oct- Major Barrier; J
olier 21st. The Society has much A_ E_ Wegrmm-9
pleasure in announcing that T. Liv-
ingstone Mays, D. D., will deliver the
address.
GOOD RESPONSE.-Already in re-
sponse to the call made on the dairy
companies for contributloiis for Bel- g¢r|bed_
gian Relief, Mr. Splllet and Mr. Biflln,
\vho are looking utter the shipments,
report huving already received 11 '
boxes from the Klnkora factory, 14 "City of Ghent”
from the Cornwall factory and 10 box- F1-ed. W_ Bama
es sent ln by Rev. J. C. McLean of
Summerside, aggregating about 2,500
pounds and, iit current prices, worth
$350. The two factories above men-
tioned are comparatively small and
their contributions are creditable.
“PfinCeSS P2lt\°iCia” ' rr Pave to buy in the Pi-ovines.. i Pam/in his-:rind _ro-NIGHT.;
_-- ‘Prayer meetlnls
SAT U R DAY'8
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ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH.-Ser who
vice will be held in St. Albans
Church, Sourls,-next Sunday at 11
and 7.
SGVG
At the close a R
neck and partie
THE CONTR
ARMY FIELD
to points on the
vices without an
-°-° T. C. James, Secy
Wonder what upset your stomach- *T
which portion of the food did the -
damage-do you? Well. .don't both. INTERESTING RACES.-An inter-
o,._ If your stomach |s m A revolt; sstlng day‘s racing was heldat Poake‘s .I
if oom._ sassy and “pooh mm what Station on Monday on the easy, well-
you just ate has fermented mto kept track owned by Mr J. H. Curtiss.
stubborn mmm; hood only om; A special train left Charlottetown at
aches; boyoh “ooo and acids and 10 o'clock in the morning. and there
eructate undigested food; breath WGN’ 0" b0ll'd fully 200 persons. The
foul, tongue costed-just take a lit- "C93 Were keellli' 00ll¢8B!9d Bild
no pope-o Dmoeoom and m “vo afforded considerable excitement. ,
mmutoo you wonder what become of The first event was the Match race.
the mdgsomon and dm,-ooo_ between Comet and Windsor Boy.
Mmom, of mon and women to. The race was s close one to the finish
day know that it is needless to have *md WU 8 llllfli Win fvi' C0lD0t. In
o bod stomach A "mo Dmoopom the 3-minute class Dry Gleaner was
occasionally keeps this delicate org. first with Arlen second hard behind.
an regulated and they eat their Femdih WU l-hifd Bhd Happy Jack "
mvo,-no foods wmmut you-_ fourth. The Comst also started, but
If your otomaoh doomq mko om-o meeting with an accident had to be
` of your liberal limit without rebel- W|¢hdl`BW"- THB 0l‘€6n F806 WB!
lion; if your food ls a damage in. another splendid event and was won
stead of s help, remember the quick- bl’ BHYUSY Midi. Wm! 1011!* BOY UNI
est, surest, most harmless relief is Bflllliin T0!!! 9000115 ‘ llld third
pope-, Dmpooogn whgch com, omy respectively The best time was 1121
fifty cents for a large case at drug The DFUB in this 3111111080 class W
mi-es ics truly wonderful-it di I $50 num Offered by the Farm Bw:
e - _ _  i * D 1.; -.
gests food and sets things straight, Mid F0! EXCMIISO- ' The El¢hlIi8lli_ ' ' `   - “
so gently and easily that it is rsally also gave the prizes 'ln the Green __  . _
astonishing. Please, for your lake, race, the tint prize being a driving , ,
don't go on with s weak, disordered 'hsmssl ut; second.) hieigli robe, snd`_‘ . » ' . __ ll . (I q?_._..,
'stomachs Wu I0 unnmltfr-_; '¢\\Ifd»l°fl"‘°l»"-"1" " ._  ‘ .-....""""..:"“'.........'.' -.-- -. 1° ' ~ 5... »  -‘L -
ight at 7.30. -_ -\ .- '_
RECITAL COMING.-TiCk9f»B HN
the Dramatic Recital of Henri' L““"
renee Boutliwick, President of the
Emerson Doilegc of 0_i-story, BcBi>0I1.
night in Union Hall, when the three
was s, large one, was addressed by
all the addresses being inspiring and
eloquent and all attentively listened to.
organized. A subscription list was
opened and quite a large quantity of
oats and considerable cash were sub-
BADLY BURNT.-A serious accl-
dent occurred on board the steamer
There was ii gasoline explosion which
blew up one of the decks of the boat.
which was considerably damaged. Mr
Battle was scolded about the fact and
which are both in a painful state from
the finger-tips to above the elbows.
RARE ENTERTAINMENT. - Mr Immediately af
Henry Lawrence Southwick, who is Battle was taken
still so kindly remembered in Chur-
lottetown, will give one ot' his match-
lcss recitals in the Prince of Wales
College Hall, Thursday evening, the
22nd instant. Ile has been invited
again to the province by Miss Bertha received from 49
Gorman. who graduated from the
Emerson School of Oratory, of which
Mr Southwick is president. It is the
largest college oi’ its kind in America,
and Mr Southwick is one of’ the most districts, this pr
distinguished classic orators, teachers
and artists of the day. It is hardly
necessary to introduce him to the buttons given th
public, as he is known all over which it is estin
America, as well as across the water.
The programme will be a miscellane-
ous one from the greatest druinatists.
The proceeds are in aid of the Belgian side over $6,000,
llellef Fund. lt will he an evening
of' pure delight. Seldom have our $1,500. As the F
people un opportunity of' hearing such
s famous interpreter oi' the dramas as
Mr Southwick. The tickets are 50.
35 and 25 cents, and will be on sale
at the drug stores and at the door.
Hospital and treated by Dr J. W.
Dorsey. The patient is no\v resting
quietly.
an average of 218 bushels of oats or
its equivalent from each district as
a contribution to the Army- Field Ser-
vice Fund. As there are 500 school
the 100,000 bushels without difficulty.
This is apart from the money contri-
$15,000 or $16,000. Queens and Kings
Counties have already contributed
$6,000, Tlgnish, Alberton und Summer-
responsible for the magnificent sum oi'
for another few weeks only, it is hoped
that all intending sulJs`cribei's_will for-
ward their contributions and donations
at the earliest possible moment.
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6047 WEDDING ‘BELLS.-In the First
Methodist Church at‘6.45 o'clock this
WEDDING BELLS.-St. Patrick`s morning there wi
Church, Fort Augustus, was the
scene of un interesting event Tues-
day, Oct. 6th, when Miss Stella Flor-
ence Cuiiiiiiiskey, daughter of Hon.
James l~l. Cummiskey, was united in
the holy bonds of inntrimony to Mr. be given away
Walter A. Mullen, son of Mr. Daniel
Mullen, Ten Mile House. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. J.
McDonald, P. P. The bride, who was
given away by her father, looked
exceedingly pretty in ti gown of
white ivory satin, with pearl and
chiffon trimmings, and wore niveil
with lilies of the valley. She was
attended by her sister, Miss ldn.
Coinmiskey, who looked most at-
tractive in a costume of resedii silk leave (jim,-|0g;e¢o
with lace trimmings. The groom was
supported by Mr. Basil McDoniiItl, traveling dress W
Tracadle, who discharged the duties
of groomsman in a most capable mun-
ner. After the ceremony the bridal The Qommmoo
party drove to the home of the bride_3e,»vj¢o F-“nd me
where sumptuous repast was gemagives from
partsken of, only the immediate
friends being present. Both the
bride and groom are very popular,
as shown by the many beautiful gifts
includin|; chdques l from friends soon gg pogs|b1o_
abroad. In the afternoon the happy
couple left for Charlottetown, where
they took the western express to
Summerside on o. short trip through
the Maritime Provinces. Heartiest
congratulations.
lllllll SUUHINE IN
estlng and pretty event; It is the
marriage, by Rev. J. L. Dawson, of
Mr William T. Wellner, of Charlotte-
town, to Miss Belle Lenore Westaway,
of Lower Montague. The bride will
Roger Westaway, and- the bridesmaid
will be her sister Margaret, also of’
Montague. The best man will be'
Professor W. Davison, of Prince of’
Wales Colege, and the ushers Messrs
R. E. Colwell and Preston liiclialne.
Little "Daisy," the hride's niece, will
act as ring-bearer. The choir will be
in attendance and Professor Thomson
wil play the wedding march. After
the wedding Mr and Mrs Welluer will
trip to New York. Mrs Wellner's
present. Following is ii synopsis of '
the business: The bags will be in
Charlottetown this week and will be
distributed to receivers of oats as
districts must be sent in nt once so
that the Conimltlce may know how
many bushels they can depend upon.
A steamer is being chartered to carry
n hundred thousand' bushels. It is
hoped that farmers will haul their outs
lottetown. thus saving expense. All
ieceivers of outs and all officials of
the Comniittee sro giving their ser-
tliese oats wil form ii splendid ndver- '
' tlsenieiit for Prince liidwurd island, it
lis hoped the qua
_ - , best. Tho serious nature of the pros-
`§ ent conflict as shown by thc latest
des atcha
p s should impress upon all
farmers the absolute necessity for the
l most generous contribution oi’ oats.
in th l
e lsts already received some
_ districts have responded nobly, others
anim.. mapapom.. md' I" "om, have fallen short of what might
“ch Dhtn" M “vo reasonably be expected. and the Coni-
Mlnmu mittee feel that these latter should
- -_ largely increase their contributions.-
Tana.. Prince Edward To-Iigi..
_lui-Bt,.Iahes‘ Hall to-
crafiing Poiiiieianf-f»~1`5Z`>`»s cnifrensiiy; ._ I
- » “rua PRICE PAID”  
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.THE-ss_LIc coiui>ANY PRESENTS ,
“Shot Gun Jones” -
listing
Cross
the Drug stores for
ce on Thursday Oct
zzna in Prince oi wines coiiege nsnf - In'Tw0 P8118
'PMB redial 1° "nd" the dif°°“°“ °‘ A wild western of the gamiest type, tamed and reformed becomes a useful citizen,
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ills; iligiiziathffai hlnifgyffethghonia and restores a lost fortune to a fascinating orphan and her brother. An interesting
show their appreciation and ht_i_l0p_1a- romantic   plenty Of  _ _, _.
uN|oN RoAo*;E*E'r|Nc.-A very HIS W|FE’S FAM|LY HIS NEPI-IEW’S SCHEME
ng was held Monday Comedy! Yes! And a dandy. lt’s a joker ` C0m€dY
eld Service, Belgian "Nuff Sedo ‘ ' ' _withagood laugh _ _ -
d the meeting. which
_-~_-.r'~7=li - `
udge Fitzgerald, Rev. b '
land and Dr. Dewar.
ed Cross Society was
Lai-iss WANTED 
We are open to buy up to One Thousand (1,000) Lambs, good .-
quality, and Fat Sheep. Farmers in the vicinity of the city 'could
bring them by team on any day and we will pay highest market
price, delivered at plant. _ -
THE ISLAND COLD STORAGE (0. Lil).
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
IBUTIONS.-RSDOFLB |;04g_MU_ i
school districts show
on Monday when Mr
was badly burnt.
ulurly on tho arms,
ter the accident Mr
to the Clinrlottetown
g _ 1 '_ "l _ ' l _S
oportion should give
roughout the Island,
rated will amount to
Canadian Made
. For
Tigiiish alone being
und will remain open
ll take place an inter-
Canadian Trade -
Buy Home Made Goods And Help The Working Man
Now that most of the continental markets are closed we want to_ do all in our
power to stimulate buying Canadian made goods-to keep our Canadian factories
busy and our Canadian workmen employed-We want to_prove to-women that
Canadian made goods are equal or even better than some foreign productions.
Our Canadian made underwear is better and chearer fhan foreign underwear.
Good Canadian made underwear for ladies’ 50c, for Men $1.00 a Suit.
Blankets
56 x 76 at $3.25 and 3.50 per pair
60 x 80 at $3.75 -- 4.25 and 4.50 per pair
64 x 84 at $4.75 - 5.25 and 6.50 per' pair
66 x 82 at $5.75 - 6.00 and 7.50 per pair
68 x 88 at $7,50 and 8.50
No. 1 Flannelette Blankets in Grey and White:
10x 4 at $1.25, _11 X 4 at $1.50, and 12 x 4 at
$1.75, Nett. - .
All woil Blanketing 72 inches at $1.15
by 'her father, Mr
wn on it two-week’s
ill be royal blue.
SERVICE FUND.-
of the Army Field l
L on Tuesday. repre-
all counties being
All lists from school
railway or to Char- ‘
_V remuneration. As  
Down and Wool comforts 60x 72 at$1.35. 1.50,
1.75 to 4.50
72 x 72 at $1.50, 2,00, 2.50 to 10.00 
Special Covering With Best of Filling
Splendid Canadian made flannel and flannelette, 10c
%_2_t_:_:;i_c1 15c, for the latter 25c, 28c and 30c, for Military
_ _ siisr coRsETs made on earth are made incanada.
' Theyare worth getting at 50c, 75c and $1.00,
CANADIAN MADE COATS, the latest fashion in
all the newest coloring, $9 00, 10.50, 12.00, 15.00 up to
§;_i/-Iiiizie iai_:_>a_Canadian would be ashamed to say
LADIES. BUY Af cANADiAN MADE coAT be
patriotic and wear no othenpar :(3 . L1. “n f
c....‘§&“l?..”$'5.fi`€ia°jl‘;i°§§ hill 2372 is °ii‘i“f""° ‘°“
_ correlsg a_s__ @1123: l((_cérl'¢ or Paris. y W1 mes as
RMAN COATS '
have come to the front with the besillr Canadlan makers
See Patons .Canadian Made Goods
i>A'roNs, for au mai is 'best mad.. in Canada
lity will bo the very
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