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Lieutenant Hooper.
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Iautomobiles l\os 1 and 31 generously
lgave up their cars for hire for the
benefit
The earnings of No. 1 amounted to
$75.25. and ot' .\`o. 31. $55.00. These,
amounts will be handed over to thel
`ireasurer as soon as the fund is
-started.
FOX D|VlDENDS.- The First Na-
tional Fox Exchange of P. E. Island'
their options on foxes which they
bought from the New London Black
l~‘ox and Farm l.and'(‘o., Ltd. This
of this year's off-spring so far, and
has paid a dividend to the sharehold-
SURVEY CONTINUES.-The fol
owing committee is now engaged in
t’ the Social and Religious Survey:
Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Mr. J A. Clark,
Dr. Ayers, Mr, W. T. Huggan. Prot'.
Steele, Canon Simpson, Mr. H. Will-
iams, Mr. A. Campbell, Mr. II. (T.
Webster, Rev. Z. L. Fash. Rev. D.
Vlcbean, Rev. H. R. Bell, Mr. F. J.
Nasli. Rev, Mr. Littlcjohns, Rev. Mr.
Bamford. The work of the committee
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cnrolnient, teaching and social activi- 1
Vouipaiiy has delivered only one-third t
day, Sept. 22nd. at one o'<-lock, when
Cross, Rev. G. C. Taylor, Mr. A, F, for the occasion and the ceremony
includes statistics of Church member- trinimingii- A'fl9!` ¢0YltZl‘8ll1l8ll0¥\S and
RALLY DAY. -~ Yesterday was
occasion special programmes of prayer
and divine praise were carried out. ln
spite of the inclement weather. there
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LETTERS PATENT GRANTED.-
The LleutGovernor-ln-Council, it was
announced in Baturdars Royal Gazette
orporation of the "Economy Fox
rmlng Co Ltd..” with a capital
lar shares; and the “J. E. Milligan
I-‘ox Co.. Ltd._" with n capital stock
of $275,000. divided into 275,000 dollar
shares.
-PAINTING.--'l'ha managers of the
Presbyterian church, Kensington.
have had their beautiful church par-
lor thoroughly cleaned and painted,
grained and varnished until every-
thing is shining. 'The rniinagcinf-nt
arc to be congratulated on securing
-he services of an up-to-date painter
and decorator, Mr. James Hunter.
hurcli painted outside also.-Y.
WEDDING BELLS.-The borne of
Mrs. Tenn McKenzie, Green Hill, was
the scene of a happy event on Tues-
her daughter, Jeanette Marlon. was
united in marriage to John B. McDon-
ald. son of the late Grant McDonald.
The house wus' beautifully decorated
was performed by Rev. A. H. Foster
in the presence of immediate relatives
of the family. The bride wore cream
crepe de chene with lace and satin
best wishes had been duly extended.
luncheon was served. Many and use-
iies, and also the making of a Rellgi- ful WPT? -N16 Dl‘€B€l1lS felfelved- MT-
ous Census of the town, and Mrs. McDonald drove to Picton.
___ iccompanled by their friends, ami will
SUDDEN DEATH,-Deep sympathy spend their honeymoon on P. E. l..
is felt with Mr and Mrs G. H. Foster, S
of Cliarlottetown, in the death of their
ays the Westville Free Lance.
A NEW COMPANY.--"The Canada
daughter, Mrs Robert Blesdell (nee
.Iulia Foster), of Sydney, .\’.S. The
family had no word of her illness till
Friday evening when a telegram came
nnnouuciiig that she was seriously ill.
.\lr and lilrs Foster left on Saturday
morning to be with her, but subse-
tluont telerganis were received stating
that she had been taken to the hospital
und. later, announcing her death. The
body will be brought home for burial.
Thi-re are left to mourn her mother
ind father two brothers and two sis-
Mrs \\ilson, tleyelund, and Auu1e,‘
(‘hurlottetown who at present is on
'i visit to (loveland-word has been
sent to her and it is expected she will
arrive home to-night-besides a large
number of friends in Sydney and in
Vlinrloltetowii; where her girlhood was
spent, and where she was very popu-
lar among the young people. The
funeral notice will be published later.
PUBLIC WORKS.-ln a recent issue
of the Guardian brief' reference was
niadrr to some of the nifirr- important
public wfirlrs carried out in the pro-
vince this year by the Proviiicial Gov-
ernment. lx will be of cnunl interest
to note in some measure what the
Dominion Public Works Depnrtniciii
has accomplished this year in the way
of necessary and lit-iieficiul public
ivorks. .~\t present details arc only
available regarding the work done in
Queens County but what has been ac-
hieved iu this portion of the province
will serve as u fair criterion oi what
is being done on the whole, furnishing
proof of the endeavours of the Dum-
|"~"~~~ ffrweriimeiir in r':vr- the fnIle'='
.attention to the important matter of
puunt: works nun pinnic convenience.
As will be seen froiu the details fol-
lowing, the bulk of the work has been
in the direction of improving
transport facilities, which in
this province are so peculiarly im-
portant. At Little Sands an excell-
ent wharf of considerable dimensions
has been built. This is intended for
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peaceful and well
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among thc victories of rl
ordcrcd civilization is
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elements in thc whole wheat grain. Shredded
Wheat is an evangcl of peace and health-a
builder of sturdy, robust men and women
fit for the day’s work. Always the same
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restore crlspness and eaten with milk or cream, will
supply ill the nutrlrnent needed for a half day`s work
at a cont of not over four cents. Dellciouslynourlalilng
“ld l\\*|°f¥|l\¢ for any meal with _Uruitl or creamed
vlletablco.
'Tlie Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited
r 'réum  awnings. si.
1 M-any .
Niagara Fqlln, Ontario
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lottetown
The new wharf at French river has
bc-en completed and has been pro- t
nnuneed an excellent piece of work. g
Both French and Clifton rivers have o
been dredged The North Rustlco
the general use of fishermen in this
part of the country and meets an un-
doubtcd necessity. This work required
an expenditure in the vicinity of $14,000.
The Wood islands break-water has
been extended at cost of about $8,000;
the extension affords greater secur-
lly und convenience to shipping. At
Belle River, the wharf has been ex-
tended by another block, while the
river at that point luis been dredged
to such an extent as to justify the
place being now declared a public liar-
bor. In a recent issue of The Royal
Gazcit, Belle River was declared a re-
cognized harbor and a Harbor Master
for it has been appointed in the per-
son of’ _ Mr. Malcolm J. ltlley.
This river has become one ot
thc most important ship
‘ ping centres in the island io-day and
the necessity l'or a proper harbor has
been promptly recognized und met.
A new wharf is now under construc-
tion at Mc./\nlay`s Shore, Plnette,
while Hallidny`s Whorf and Brush
Wharf’ have both been repaired, and
the entrance to lin.lllday`s Wharf
und Orwell lilly have both
been dredged. An extension.
of the dimensions of one block, luis
been built to Victoria wharf. (Irapnud.
and the dredge Pownal is now at work
there dredging around the wharf. This
work is of utmost importance to ship-
pers nt this busy shipping centre and
will he of immeasurable benefit to
them. Great progress is being made
with the new wharf being construct-
cd at Rocky Point. and it is expected
that the work will be cdmpleted this
.fnll. The wharf being built at Mc-
Eachern's Shore. West River, is near-
, ly completed, and progress is also be-
ing made with the new wharf that is
being constructed at McArthur’s Shore
West River. Franklyn Point Wharf,‘
North River, has just been completed.
while a new wharf ls in course of con- g
been effected to the wharves at Clif-
tnn and Bay View on the North side. E
struction at North River Bridge and what perfect control Dr. Chase's Kid-
wlll be completed this fall in time for ney-Llver Pills exert over the moot
the seasons shipping. Repairs have common ills of life. `
ten
ion,
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r three
orar relief,
Auto-Preuniatic Pump and Machinery
Co., Ltd., is the title of an organization
that is being formed in this province
ind is now seeking incorporation by
letters patent. Anioug the objects
'for which incorporation are sought are
‘.0 purchase. own, hold. lease, acquire,
mortgage and sell or otlierwisc dis-
pose ot lands ami real estate in this
orovince; to construct, erect, manit-
lacturc, import, export and sell auto-
pueuniatic pumps and pumps of every
'iature and kind; to construct and man-
ufacture. import and export und sell
implements and machinery of every
kind; to erect and construct wells and
:arry on a general manufacturing hus-
iriess in lumber. brick, ceuieui, grain,
leather, iron and all articles capable
if being manufactured therefrom, or
ncidental thereto, or connected there-
with and to sell the products of the
same; to carry on u general pluinbiug
business; to contract for the erection
if all kinds of private and public build-
ings, wharvcs. bridges and other works
ind to do all things incideiital thereto.
This company ls to be located ln Suni-
'iic|'sid<~, and the company ls being
'ormed \vi\li ti capital of $35,000. div-
dcd into l,-100 shares of $25 each. The
ipplicants for incorporatimi art-: John
\ Van Tilburg. electrical engineer of
fllinrlottetown; Frank A. Johnston and
David i\. Pickering. plumbers, .-irthur
A. Brennan, publisher, and Bau-
‘icrnian W. Tanton, barrister-at-law.
af Sunimerslde, all of whom are also
'o be the provisional directors of the
:on\pany.
Rev. Bernard Gillis, D.D.. Pastor of
(‘olumba‘s. (`liurch, East Point. l‘.
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Rev. ami dear Slr,- Ot. behalf of
the parishoncrs of St. (‘oluiuba we
approach you in order to give expres-
sion, however feebly, to the sentiment
of esteem, reverence and love we en-
tertain for you.
Since your advent to our midst,
some few years ago. you have been
the faithful ami devoted shepherd of
:he flock committed to your care; you
iave been most aaslduous lit your lub-
ors for our welfare, not only spiritual
but temporal. your zeal anti devotion
in the discharge of the duties of your
culling have known no bounds. ami
.four cnre of the sick. afflicted and
llstrcssed has been tender, clnirltnblc
ind in the highest degree etlifyliig.
You have been not only our dlli-
:ent and zealous pastor, but likewise
mr guide. philosopher und fucnd ln
iur everyday vocations.
We leg especially to express to
von our appreciation of the prudence
and zeal nianlfested by you in con-
nection with ibe enlarging ami im-
proving of our parish church so suc-
:essfully completed during the past
nimnier_ We can now boast of
lncst country churches in the diocese
if one of the finest country churches
ti the diocese and for this we are
uidebted to your good Judgment. en-
ergy and perservcrnnce.
We respectfully risk you to accept
ilila buggy and harness not so much
'or their monetary vulue. but as ti
'eeble token oi' the esteem. reverence
ind love viitortuliiutl for you by your
nurislioners. \\'e sincerely trust that
o
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lndigesiion and '
Headaches
Arising From Constipation, Cured and
Regular Habits Established by Dr.
Cha|e's Kidney-Liver Pllll.
In thc western Provinces, where so
many thousands live far from doctors
and drug stores, very many reply on
Dr. Cha.se‘s medicines to cure dis-
ease snd maintain health snr stren-
th. This letter gives some idea of
Mrs. H. K. Hewer, farmer's wife.
astburg, Alla.. writerz- “For about
I suffered constlpg.
and lan-
wo
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bar has been dredged as well as n Kidney-Liver
portion of the harbor inside: this work isfactory
was done by
the above,
wharves ln
been
This
and was
season
done on
ln addition to
around all the
harbor has
dredges.
year
Yéfy
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l37th Regiment. - Running Broad
the use of this gift may render less
arduous your visit to the sick and
your ordinary movements throughout
the parish.
In conclusion we pray that Almigh-
ty' God may bless you with continued
health and glye you length of years
toicarry on your sacerdotal labors in
the vineyard nf the Lord. ‘ ,
Signed on behalf of the parlshon-
ers:-. L. McDonald. P. J. Campbell,
M. J. Campbell, Daniel Campbell. A.
N. McPhee, Louis McDonald, A. F.
Campbell, Nell McPhee. Colin J. Cam-
pbell, Charles B. McDonald.
TUESDAY.
S.S. TYRIAN.-The Cable Ship
“Tyrlan," Capt. Dickieson, arrived lu
Charlottetown harbour on Sunday
afternoon. She came down from
Quebec to inspect the ncw cable which
she recently laid dowli at Wood
islands, but there sprung up a rather
brisk breeze. which later developed
into a gale, ami the Captain thought
it advisable to call hero for shelter.
Just as soon as the weather clears up
she will leave for Maine. She will,
probably sail to-day. l
BOY SCOUTS.-The Y.M.C.A. Boy
Scouts are very busy just now, meet-
ings being held twice it week. About
ten of the boys have already passed
their " tenderfoot"' test and are now
trying for their second-class. The
work includes first aid and trigualling
so far, and later on some of ilie more
advanced practices will be taken up.
The troap under the direction of Mr
Morris, of St Peter's School, are also
working hard to get through the test.
Later on competitions will be held be-
tween the different pi-.::ols.
VALCARTIER S?0RTS.-- The fol-
lowing sports in which tin Islander
figures were held recently' by the
Y. M. C. A., at Valcartler Camp. Que-
bec:-14 nille run-lst. Monk, 51st
feet; 2, Capt. D. A. McDonald. P. E.
land; 3, F. Haker, Q. 0. R.- Running
Hop-Step and Junip.- 1, 'I‘. Dobbin,
3-ith. Regiment; 2, T. Nichols, 51st,
Regiment; 3, Capt. D. A. McDonald.
P. E. lsland.- 300 gard ruu.- lst
Ciipt. D. A. McDonald, P. E. I.; 2, 1).
McConnel, 43rd Regiment; 3, V. Edsif
Jump.- 1, F. Hooker, Q. 0. R.; 2,
Witherldgc, 10th Regiment; 33. (‘iipt.
D. A. McDonald, l’_ E. I.- Relay Race
-lst Team, Lobliine. Matthews, Mc-
Connel; 2nd Team, Deslavviiier, Dob-
sox, Payue; 33rd Team, (‘tipt_ Mcllnn-
ald, Garnet. Wilsox.- Standing Broad -
Jump.- P. Witlierldge, 10th Regi-
ment; 2nd Camp, D. A. McDonald, 1’.
E. ll.;8rd T. Seurd_- lluman Mount-
ed Wrestle.- 1, D. A. iVlt:Donnld. 1'.
E. I. and F. Burgess; 2, Clark & Wil-
son; 3, Bacon and Fiber. -The
Corp. D. A. McDonald referred to a-
bove is one of the volunteers from the
P. E. Island Heavy Brigade for the
front and is rt son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McDonald, Wheatley lliver.
KIIJNEY DISEASE lllllllb
BY “F HUIT-A-TIVES” I
Father And Son Both Owe Their Good Health To Tlio
Healing Qualities Of The Only Medicine Ill _ .
The World 'Made Of Fruit Juices.
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H. DOFILAND, ESQ. _
Bronte, Ont., Oct. 31st. i9t3.
“For about 40 years, I was troubled with Laine linck brought on by Kidney
and Bladder Trouble. [was never coniincll to my bed with the trouble, but
it affected my spine :ind I had to rest for ii iinic. 1 took ciilvcrlised remedies that
did not do ine any good. I sau' "1"ruit-ai-tives” advertised and decided to try
tliem. They did inc more good than any other rcnicd_\‘. I would advise anyouo
suffering from kidticy' or llladtlcr 'i`roublc, to use "1"ruit-a-tives”.
H. DORLAND.
“Fruit-a-iii-cs” :lets dircrtly on the liillneysniid bladder, relieving iniiammalion
and stopping ilic pain. lint it docs more. It prc'-'cltls the foniiation of an
excess of uric acid, by restoring the Kiilncys, lioivcls and Skin to healthy action.
\\/hcii these three grcnt cliiiiinnting orgaiisof the liodynre workingin liarm0ny,‘
ilicre can be no uric nciil to poison the blood and irritate the nerves, “Fruit-m
tives" swcctcns the stouirivli, regulates thc bowels, clears, ilic skin and cures
every irnce of l3:icl<aclic, Kidney '1`roublc, Rlicuuiatistn, Scintica, Lunibago,
Neuralgia and Clironic llcndnclle.
5cc_ ii box, 6 for $z,;~,'», trial size, 25c. At :ill dealers or sent on receipt
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