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'T PAYS to buy in the Province .
FANCY DRUGGET.-lt was Miss
§;*:\':';:;’§:_§h;:_\;1_;:._viiiase Green. who
n
the recent exhibition. mcy dmgget at
mF|RST PFlIZE.- In the prize list'of
_ _e recent exhibition held in,Charlot-
1_4; Own in tbe Domestic Department,
rs. W. J. Drake, Charlottetown, won
first prize for pound ¢;ske_
MFUNERAL-TODAY.-Mrs. Sarah
Hfllll. widow of the late Peter Mar-
tin. died at her home, Newtown, B51.
38:1, Thursday, Oct. 1st._1914. in her
t year. Funeral to Belfast Ceme-
¢°fY 011 Saturday at 2 p. m. 'nie ae-
ceased is the mother of Mr. K. J. Mar-
_ _ _ _  glipendlary Magistrate, of Char-
is_one of ,_ things that con- ° °“'“'
tributes lar ly fp our enjoy..
ment, whil _._t goes up largely
in smoke, :_/_it leaves I behind
genil warmkh to 'the occup.
ants of thelhouse- ' at Llixington. There are several colts
' ‘ by DlI1Hola in this province.
We can llsuppl 'th
the best Gigal atytilemlotvlést
HORSE NOTE.- Dlngola, formerly
owned by Mr. Owen 'l`Trainor, of this
city. won the first heat of the 2.13 pace
at Columbus last Tuesday. taking the
record of 2.5%. He won second mon.
GY in the race. Next week he starts
NEW GLASGOW.- Any wishing to
_ contribute to Belgian Relief Fund
pnce, ;_ . .. should leave their contributions -
Ord ‘ ' » Y/}2U\$8 .I§ooS<_l;itufIZs &c bor caGe_h with
. . . evenson, _
er your Supply today- , or at the store of Mr. Frdgk Alldigy,
New Glasgow Mills. This must be
 . done not later than Wednesday of
‘ THE MINTO.-The C. G. S. Minto
arrived at North Sydney, C. B., Thurs-
day evening from Hudson Bay.
MARINE AGENT RETURNS.-Capt.
T. G. Taylor, Agent for Marine at
Charlottetown, returned on the North-
umberland from Picton last night from
a visit to Halifax on departmental
business. 
RED CROSS FUND.-Harmony In-
stitute has collected from its two
school districts, East Wiltshire and
Warren Grove, the sum of $68 in aid
of the Red Cross Fund. List of names
will appear later.
BAPTIST CHURCH. NORTH RIV-
ER.- The Rev. E. G. Grant will
preach Sunday, Oct. 4th in the'follow-
ing places. In the Baptist Church,
North River, at 11; Long Creek at 3
and Kingston at 7.
QUEENS COUNTY DISTRICT
Lodge, I. O. G. T. will meet at Pownal,
October 5th The speakers at the
meeting will be Rev. W. D. Wilson,
Rev. E. S. Weeks and Rev. W. P. Mc-
Vie. 5878-10-3me1i
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Lowe announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Aimie Helen to Mr. L. Parker Ritchie,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rit-
chie, of this city. the marriage to take
place in St. Paul's Church on Oct. 21st.
nection with repairs that are being
caried out at the Indian Point Light
She is expected to return to Charlotte-_ 1',
cali at the lights at Cape Egmciit and'
Sea Cow Head.
THE HALIFAX.- The following
passengers sailed by the S.S. Halifax
from Charlottetown yesterday. for _
Halifax, Port Hawkesbury and Bos-
ton:- John McLeod, A. S. Rogers,
Miss L. McCormack, Miss Editli_Cur-
tis, A. Gallant, Miss* K. McDonald,
Miss L. McDonald, Miss M. Downing,
Mrs. Robert S. McPherson, Miss Kelly,
Mrs. R. Nolan, A. McArthur, G. H.
Brown, Mrs. G. H. Brown, Miss M.T.
Rodd, G. J. McCormack, Miss M.
town to-day, and on her way back will- `,
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Loyde F. Loncrgan $10,000-PRIZE Photo Play-Harold McGrath
The Greatest Film Production Ever Presented
Campbell.
FOR THE ARMY AT THE FRONT.
-Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier, _
to meet Messrs Hayes and Storeyofthe
Intercolonial Railway, respecting ar-
leaves this m`orii'in for Moncton, N.l3., -  _ . _
g ‘ Their Best Friend i » I I
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arrangements for the collection and
Fund. Mr Clarkin, assistant to the
Division Freight Agent, will accom-
pany Mr Mathleson. lt is hoped that
complete arrangements will he made
whereby Mr Clarkin`s‘ services can be
secured to superintend the collection
and forwarding of this niunlilceiit gift
of our people to the army at the front.
distribution of the Army Field Service -
ceeey  *Saturday Matinee at 3 p. ni. M,,,_,,,,,
Island Next Ncak we start a new series of clevor Detective Storie
N. Y. The Adventures of Cleek
Girl
Monday
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Di’°'iP“"° Two snows Nighiiy 7.3de{i¢i ii p. in.  Night
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-The number
_.-1. 1 urn- --~ 'Y "_ -- g
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of persons_that 'travelled over the
various lines of the I’.E.I. railway
during the three days of the Provincial
Exhibition that was held at Charlotte-
town last week approximates 4.000.
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past week, will tiiko n cuiislilemililci ‘ l"\ i' il-'nw who pri tr 1, t_o1ii - ii. IC. or_si~’:..i:l i\'oiil. Hiro.-ts. Mti’
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time to dry. ’1lic l\nrv<-st t»vcry\\'licrc :.1\li|l fmii.. I ir ill .-.i .1 _ ._ .
` l" 1 un "GENERAL VON BERNHARDVS
A Pirie'-ini is C...
next week, (Oct. 7th.)
cHUR°H |Mf°R°VEMENT5-The This number is fully equal to the
The Methodist Church at Hanlpslllff? Exhibition trailic on the railwny last
has undergone 5- \h°1'°“g_h Chnynge year, when the number of persons
lately bl' D9-‘ming the €X¢9"l0\`- Ph; conveyed to and from Clinrlottetown
who have tliroshed rt-.p.'i:'i. the while
wheat to bo also i'<~iiinrlinbly \\'cll
is away above the :i\'<-rnigi-, iintl pcopln thc ont- right 1':-|m:ii_\'. i:= ti pri px " - .. r
ii- 1: uiazlc fiom n 1'. iiiiilc Ili i. has ifnziioii.. book “(l~. '~nx::i|_\‘ :md the Next
oats to be turning out .ni high as ii l~»-.ii fo . .--f.~=»¢iiiiy »\~\.i i`,v' in:\':;~ i\\'ni"` by lion. I". Vim Uvfllliflrili. HU-
bnshcl and ii liunrtcr in the sioolt, ;in'l _'.'r»:'.i‘.~' h\' Z. .it1..'~_= pl\_\'.<;ii-inii-i tlirt-111.1 lliitirivoil vtlitioii, 4-loili T5 cents. Every-
oiit Grunt lirilniii :mil tlu- l?11i\t~illi.:iv :;l.i»|i|<l rout! livin Lioolt which
1 I nit "r> tn i <l<‘ ' i\"“ \\"ii plains for tho
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lsland City Painting Co Cie
Contracting Painters ...1N__
House, Carriage and Sign work. Chesnut fm- Base
zoi Keir-si. rielezsei Burner
F WALL” J A D0 LE _ Stove and Egg for
° “' ' ~' Y the Furnace
3-. 6-5Mtf. _f . _ Also
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Properly for Sale Au kinds of
D. C. MacKinlay offers for sale Good 
his farm at' Franklin Point, North _
River, consisting of 150 acres of C031
land in highest state of cultiva- _A-1-__
tion. Large? modern house with
well plant; _ilgroundsp all neces- G E  ..ll)
iiilitilliyféitiiiia ....'.i"3i‘i§§£.i‘§ eo- » u 5
at wharf within ten minutes ferry Coal Yard
t\'i5%$é_f‘§:;t§IV§gibd_._ __    _ ~ _ ._-_ Prince St.. Wharf  ._
By lielping to make good rich blood; it tends_ to
bett th' P - .
to tlld body tlllalt feeling of good health_ and vigor.
Should this tonic not satisfy, we will return your
work was artistically done by Mr. Da
McNeil of Kingston and the com-
mittee is to be congratulated on the
appearance of the church.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. --
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cummiskey announce
he engagement of their daughter, Miss
Stella Florence, to Mr. Walter Mullin.
son of Mr. Daniel Mullin, Ten Mile
l-louse, the marriage to take place on
Tuesday next, the 6th inst., in St. Pat-
rick`s Church, Fort Augustus.
APPRECIATION.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Foster and family wish to ex-
press their grateful appreciation ol'
all the kindness of word and deed
shown to them by their friends und
the public generally in their late be-
reavement. Such assurance of sym-
pathy have done much to lighten thc
burden of sorrow which they have
been called upon to bear.
GOLF.-The match scheduled for
to-day at Belvidere Links is the first
round of the Standard Cup handicap
match. All men players are invited to
talie part in this handicap event, and
the drawing will take place at 2.40
p.n1. sharp. A, special putting and
approaching competition for ladies will
also take place. Club prizes will be
given, and all lady players are invited
to participate.
MISS ALCYONE.- The cover of
the Inst issue of the (1ann.diun Sports-
man" is decorated with a large photo-
graph of Miss Alcyone, 2.18%, owncd
by the McKinnon Drug Co. Ilclow thc
photograph is the following: “Miss
Alcyorie 2.18%, former Ontario-own
ed mare that won the 2.24 pace at the
\Halifs.x, N. S., meeting". This is the
‘only illustration on the page an oc-
cupies the entire cover. Miss Alcy-
one` was bred at Sutton, Ontario, and
place. She competed last year in 10
She was thought a good deal of by
the horsemen of Ontario. Last wint-
the advice of Mr P
in preparation for the ice meet.
was driven.by Mr. Colverwcll of thati
er she was bought by the McKinnon
Drug Co., on . . .
Brown of this city, who saw her step
on the three days of the Exinbitioii
was far above the iinnilir-r carried
in 1912. The second tiny of the Ex-
hibition this year, thc lvediiesrlay, rc-
sulted in the most trriliic. over 2,000
persons alone travelling to Clinrlotte-
town that day.
illlctl. This is corliiiiilv n lilo:;s.ing to’Sv<.ilt‘s and ir: ni: ctr --.~ lvni lo - :‘ ~ Ii. in :i::\.ii. -~ -~ - _
I ~ .fi i 1 F it-f it .-1
the people, pnrtiiziilnrlv in tliosii iron- tht liiootl. i|ci'\'l~s:1|itl thc f_:¢-ni-rail -a_\'fi- <~:'ii.~;l|iu;;,' oi lun , :ini uni rz .-._ _.
blcri times, und il liolp:-i to veri\`y the  li-in, G0 inlili-is in ii box Pills-. tlirve bv tli.- irroiil exponirii. fill Gorman rnii
statement that llw tlnrii.-n of thc (lult'_lim;t-s silo, nioi\~»_f but-it if ili>.‘:i'isil- .=.~.i\=. I.-wi-'.. jvoni' order at Curicr`s
is a veritable Gnnltfii ol iZiloii.- S. t-rl. hInol\1iiii.oii llrnfx Vo., Cor. tirt-nt ,iT.ioit'-toro fri' ii copy. DSSI-10-3i1i2i
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SCOTCHFORT.-'l`lic little halting
town at l-laydeirs \‘\"ln`irl`. East ltiver,
which is the licatlqiizirlers oi’ ninst of
thc oyster fisherincn, is, with thc open-
ing of the oyster fishing season, hc-
giiinlng to take on a lnisy appearance,
and for thc next two inonilis will he
one of the best nioiioy-nialiing places
on the Island. The Hshcrnicn report
the oysters to be up to thc average of
former years, both in quality and
quantity.--Mr Joseph \’Veir, Scotch-
fort, the efficient boalhuililer of that
place, has recently finished a large
boat which he will use for oyster lish-
ing. Needless to suv, it is ii wofiit ,
to tho skill and workmanship of the'
genial .loc.-As a pruot ol the into
growth of the past season, Mr John
A. McKenzie, Scotclifort, recently rut
a field of clovcr hay, the second crop
in one summer. This rortziiiily looks
good for l,’.E.l.-Nearly nil the |':ir\noi's
of the central part offfhc Island have
finished gathering their hurvcsl. nl-
thougli in places there' may still be
seen ilolds of grain in stook, wliicli,
after getting the heavy rains of tho
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The long hot summer has
probably left you in a run- _
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that tired feeling' and are
without ambition for work
or play, you are probably
S not suffering from any par-
ticular disease, but from a
general sluggish condition
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Tl-IE] “HATTERIE” at the Ml£N’S STORP
invites you very particularly to sec tlie_li.ftr‘.tl
lately.
TRESS HATS
STETSON HATS
The Busiest Store On Cliarloiieiown’s Busiest Street
_Some Atrium. Hats that all
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there are smart new English still hats
there are hats of every good ,block--:ind they are
all wearable styles-
Young men will appreciate thc_great a_ssort-
ment of new colorings shown in this falls shapes
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at the HAT TERIE.
LEAVE it`te""'ihe`
young' fellows to
know wliat’s what in
money, $1.00.
MacKinnon Drug Company
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Milllons of plugs sold yearly. Because it is
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Auction Sale
BENJ. cairrsn at co.
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1 " ; PARTRIDGE. Esc.. to sei
I am instrggtlll  PYivllllcAuction on
ONDAY October 5, 1914
Commencing at 12 o’clock noon
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_ d _ ___ . _.ui 61°"-amiy situated form on the Union Road four miles
That os ra e s
from Charlottetown. d h large 5,-churn wen
I T‘2,"‘,‘;m1°§l‘f,e°|,lllitll.:;:t:rgl:dlillillgdllilili :lid 1: sefceilent repair. bein:
ook a er. _ d
almost new an are well arranS° ~ d im I m ms com,|,,u,,g of 5
` Th°re1l)'“li“ld: llitllzllltdllvg slogldhsdtdgl abrllll, isis fears old. choi_;:et;“m2
li e , 0 0 ’ , t toes an -
hglf.erqs one year 0\d» 4 °““'°°' sfllfu'  d‘tlir¢\ilr's1dat‘||elili£ll liilxaed feed, 1 bind-
ips in the field, about 30 tons o s,y..°Bde__ 2 harrowm hone ml hoe m°“m_
er' limuwehwleiltllil-hdhldlydddddlldaner 1 set fannel’9» 1 N25' f*°"k ;°\“;;;fn°'“;
, orse p ' _ 1 B rue w .
:lei-. 1 di-ivms sussir. 1 ceiieei-_ri v;as_§:{|é__2a§§';i| mmfhfs u,m,,,_ ,,,,.,,,
f°'°\"" churn' 1 “bm” ml bdxpsleigh 2 cart saddles and breaching. plow
m°'»°*`» 1 "°°d 'mn' 1 doug’ es.;-penters'tooIs. Household furniture includ-
< harness. forks, hoes. °“°'° ' steve and wood steve :tiniest new.
one 345
l'lere’s the Real Body Builder
REXALL S1YRUP Ola }éYPgPliIdOSPl£I1lTES has
'ust tithe ingre ients nee e to ui up e was e
lsorpuscles of the blood_a_nd thus helg to restore your ;‘:,f,e“w‘;’,‘, ,°,,‘f.,"",,,,§ll"'f,;’§,§0,&,), °f,,§f§§‘,;‘y'
elltlfé S St8m t03 COIldltl0D Of l_l€alt and _Well lJ€lIlg. winners on the Canadian ice circuit.
e a tite and aid the digestion and to give
KINGSTON.-Friday evening, Sep-
temher 25th, the meeting held here in
the interests of the Army Field Ser-
vice and Red Cross Funds was in
every way a splendid success. All
who were absent through indifference
deserve censure; all who were unable
to be present deserve sympathy, and
all who had the privilege to be present
will congratulate themselves and long
retain in memory the eloquent, inform-
ing and moving speeches of the depu-
tation, Judges Haszsrd and Fitzger-
ald. Right Hon. Sir Louis Davies
thrilled all present by his graphic nre-
sentation of facts and his touching
pictures of the appalling suflernig in
Belgium and of the terribly hard fate
awaiting all who should be so unfor-
tunate as to come under the heel of
the modern Attila, the Kaiser, and his
savage and cruel hordes. The Rev.
George Orman presided. The meet-
ing was much enliveneri by the sing-
ing nf patriotic songs, including the
National Anthem. On motion of Mr.
George Srewys. seconded by Mr. Dan
T. Fras r, at whose hospitable home
the dep'ntntion were entertained. a
most hearty vote of thanks was paj§_s_'¢
ed to the speakers aiiu pledges gnen
that the men of Kingston and vicinity
would not _lag behind any other part
of the Island province in discharge of
their duty to the Empire. while the
ladies, acting on a suggestion from
Sir L. H. Davies, organized a Red
Cross Society on the spot and already
have had most encouraging results in
nnswcr to their appeals. Officers, etc.,
arc as follows:-President-Mrs. Goo.
Crewys; vice-president-Mrs. I). T.
Fraser; sec‘y.-treas.-Miss Leia Bar-
rett. Collectors-Mrs. l). T. Fraser,
Mrs. Nicholas Colwell, Mrs. Duncan
Marshall, Mrs. Richard liendorson,
Mrs. Ben). Ward, Mrs. Samuel New-
son, Miss Bessie Green, Miss Ethel
Crewys, Miss Laura Newson, Miss
Leia Barrett.
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::The Island Condition Powder con-
tains only the finest ingredients and
is made according to the formula oi'
an eminent veterinary. For_l5 years
it has stood the test and today it is in
greater demand than evor. Feed it
and get results. 25c. full pound pack-
age. 20c. pound in quantities. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore. mtf.
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::8T. LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK
FeX 60., LTO.,-A Meeting of the
of the Company, Chariot
'ing Home C mlort fall °' hull announced. On the moveable all sums
nm' of &ym°“‘b¥li!a‘il1rm`:»‘\llilnl8 months on oDDroved Joint notes. -
winner |s.00 §°‘“’ "fe envy. sauaamu canrsn a co.
I. 6. MoD0 ALD. I i' W _ _ Auctloherl.
571g.g.24mthstu5i »- _
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in the office
tetown, on 'rhursday October 15, 1914,
-of 7.30 . m.
ii ii ni nie st. Lawrence su- 1 '~_ .'l.~-  1 ‘
:::|;la?:k llrtsxtlhi.. Limited, will be heltb-   _ 
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of all the organs of the
body. To overcome this con-
dition take "
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Older men will like the assortment of mod-
erate sliapes-quiet styles-sober colorin that 1
the HATTERIE offers.
styles-and to recognize
the real thing when
Our Compound' _
Hypophosphites
It increases the appetite,
causes _.better ,assimilation
and by_ its action hastens the
expulsion of waste matter
from the system. Now is a
good time to take this tonic
.and get your system i
shape before cold weathe
arrives.
Price $1.00 a bottle
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Talcums
When dyou are looking for
the goo Talcum Powders
we can offer you lines which
_ have been popular for gen-
erations.
Here you will find the
famous Men_nen’s, Colgate's,
Royal Vino_lia, three of the
most prominent and reliable
lines of Talcum Powders the
world’s market can offer, a
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at the hour D
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5774-9-28 milii
\tin each 25c. ‘
they see it. Forin-
sf'=~'~cc, this new Soft A
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 WC. have full assort-
iricnts of all the new
Stetso-ns here-it’s an »
easy matter for you to
select the one that-you
I will like to vvcar.E“"" i
ALL SMEN will be pleased _with the prices
that tne HAT TERIE offers on into new fall hats.
THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50,
THE STIFF H ATS “ 2.00 to 5.00.
And then you know there is here the finest I
range of caps in P. li. I.
Get Your New Overcoat From
The Men’s Store
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can sec at
once just how Tit is going to like-where you can tell before
you leave the store ivhcfliei' you like it.
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can be
certain of getting the lrist word in Overcoat style the fit-
and set--zinfl swing that perfect tailoring' ensures.
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVIERCO/\'l` at the MEN’S STORE
Where you will pay strictlv “before the war" priccsf..
l\/ll1fN’S OVERCOATS $9. $10. 9512, $1-4, $17, 1520, $25.
lVIEN'S SUITS $3, $10, $12.50, $15, $16, $20, $25.
BOYS SUlTS $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50, $7.50 up.
Boys Tweed Norfollrs I 
for 8 to 14 year lads 7,5 '
Regular $10. value at
JUS l` ANOTHER OF OUR LUCKY purchases-go
 a lot of handsome well tailored good weight two piece
Norfolk suits in greys and browns and navy blue-perfect
I _. fitters dandy styles-we bought them under tl-.0 market,
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