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` Pnmus _ Mr. J. J. Hufnes, Souris was in
K. iii  0AMI?i_|
lm*
The Knights of Columbus 'Cam-1
pam; *lifax was auspiciously op-
ened on ,Sunday night, with a mass m ,
meeting in the Majestic 'riieeti-e, "‘° Knlsiite erceiumbus. and canada
Will f0l|0W Bllft. Mt. O'B|'\a,n amgng'
h". *M1188 BBid+--~-~-~i‘-I.1et's get one
which was a great success. _
The, dominant note of sll the ad- °t
dresses was -the growing' bond of fel- mug °l°“"' s°“"° l’°°Pl° “Y *haf "W
lowship between the' United States K
and canada. sem Mi-. Meeuiivrey “"° “"'“‘ “W “nm W°"¢» and ‘NSS-
the Chairman, and Lieutenant-Gow M
ernoi' Grant called forth tumultuous are not Mins axacuy the “me W°"k~
applause when they mentioned the T
splendid aid which Massachusetts the °rga“mm°n "0 grasp it "°mPl"t~P`
gave to.I-Ialifax last December, and it I
was also announced that Governor
McColl, of Massachusetts, would soon 8 ,
_,mt Hama; - retaries Baker and Daniels chose the
Y.
Mr. M'cGillivray mentioned the suc-
cess of the receiit Red Cross drive b
ittle human tasks that no govern-
and prophesied similar results for the I
present campaign. m
Mr. John P. Dunn, of Prescott, Ont.,
said that the Y. M. C. A. has done ___
wonderful work at the front and the
Knights of Columbus will also do B
splendid work. The boys must be_
safeguarded and provided with com- C
forts; they must be enabled to "live gauld is p__e_em_n__nu,y umm to __om_
and die chivalr.ously.” This is the
aim of the Knights of Columbus, un- m
til the glutton of blood in Berlin has i
ceased to pollute the world with in
crimes unmentionable. D
Captain (l`tev.7 Clarence McKinnon 3
was the next speaker. He spoke of it
the sterling quality and unflugging
energy of Roman Catholic padres,
whom he had known as army chap-
lains, one of whom had given up his
life on the field ot' battle. He believ-
ed in the cause of the Knights of Col-
iznbus, because he had seen Y. M. :
('. A. war work in France. There are C
ni hotels near Viiny und the other b
historic places, no Green Lanterns nor C
'l‘illy-ilu; only the Y. M. C. A. huts,
\.liich s“r:in like a. hospitable hand.
stretched out from Canada, an evid- A
ence of love and unforgettlng care. All A
the Y. M. C. A. asks is six 'dollars a A
year per man--less than two cents M
per day. This is very little, nothing M
compared w-ith what our boys _have R
been doing and suffering ln the. re- S.
cent glorious days. They stand be- C
tween the menace of the foe and our U
liberty-*and security. We cannot do P.
too much to lighten their burden.
_li/Ir. W. H_._ O'_Brian, who has been
engaged in patriotic work in the
United States for over a year, said
that a splendid answer has come from
Canada to the United States in the
GFIQPPW
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ink permission to operate amon the
Governor Grant, mentioned the fact,
hat the latter had flve sons in the
Knights of Columbus associate their
ions furnished by F. B. McCurdy &
urdy Building, Halifax, N.S.) '
naconda. ._   65'/s
CD
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Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. campaign.
The United States would respond
ore _than generously to the appeal of
nights of Columbus and Y. M. C. A.
on the usefulness of this. But they
he field is too wide, too-varied, for
Y. Out of twenty-seven societies ask-
oldiers, President Wilson, andg Sec-
M. C. A. and the Knights of Colum-
us. Their mission is to performthe
ent can oflicially do.
Mr.Macgillivray, in introducing
ervice; he also suggested that the
ampmign with the Nova Scotia con-
ngent to Siberia, which Lieut.-Col.
and. - v
Governor Grant in his usual charm-
g manner spoke briefly oi’ the cam
aign, the eloquence oi the speakers.
nd dwelt upon the good feeling and
ati-tudle which Halifax bears toi
ard Massachusetts.
STUCK lH_iliAl|l]NS
HALIFAX, N.s., Aug. 26`.:(Quota-
o.. stock and bond brokers, mem
ers Montreal Stock Exchange. Mc
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Agents and opened offices at the following places. where
telegram swiil bé accepted at the regular Telegraph rates
OFFICE
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SERIOUSLY ILL --Her friends will
ness of Mrs. John C. Hobbs, at, her
daughter's, Mrs. W. Fred _Prowse,
Murray Harbor. ,
THE NORTHIUMBERLAND.-It is
understood that during the remainder
'of the-~time she will ibe_on-_~t-he-»Sum~
merslae-Pdint an ciiéaie 'mate the ss.
and passenegrs. All the freight will
come and go by the car-ferr)‘_run~
ning between Borden. and Tormentinc_
GOING OVERSEAS.-Lieutenant K.
W. McKinnon, V. S. of the Canadian
Army Veterinary Corps has returned`
to Halifax after a. short visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ewen McKin-
non, Hampton. His many friends join
in wishing him a pleasant journey
and safe return.
Pli|NFu|. Accinsnr.-'rue many
friends of Mr. Peter Toole, son of Mi.
Charles Toole, of Bonshaw, will be
sorry to hear he had the misfortunc
of having his hand caught in the hay
mower losing one of his fingers ‘an_»l
doing as well as can be expected undo:
the skilful treatment of Dr. J. M.
Murchison, of Bonshaw.
WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty
wedding took fplace on Wednesday ev
ening July 14th at the homo of Mr.
and iMrs. Thomas Cameron, Hampton
when their second daughter, Berth.
Helena was united' in the Holy Bonds
of Matrimony, to Mr. Joseph Frank
lin Trowsdale, in the presence oi im-
mediate. relatives and friends. Tlif
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J.S. li/iacKay.The bride was
dalntlly attired in a dress of whit:
satin striped voile, withrsatin and sil
ver trimimings and carried a ‘beautiful
bridal bouquet. She wore the conveii
tional veil dra/ped very gracefully witl~
orange -blossoms, 'and was given away
by her father. She was attended by
her sister Miss Blanche Cameron
who wore a dress of maize voile and
carried a bouquet of sweet peas and
ferns. The groom was ably supported
by Mr. John Ro-gerson. The weddinf
march was played by Miss Rhoda
sister of the bride. The groom's gill
to the bride was a gold necklace with
a sapphire and pearls, to the brides
maid a string of pearls. The home was
beautifully decorated by the sisters
and girl i‘riends` of the bride, tlif
bridal 'party standing under 11 canon!
of feathery green. The bride was th.
recipient of many valuable and use
ful gifts. After a bounitiful supper was
partaken of the bride and groom moi
ered to their future home carryint
with thein the good wishes of all who
were present.
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Gents,-I cured a valuable huntlnil'
'log of mango with MINARD'S LlNl»
MENT after several veterinaries had
'rested him without doing him any
wermanent good. _ ‘
Iours, &o.,
winraio onions: ‘
Prop. of Grand Central Hotel
Drummond. Aus. 8. '04._ _
Beer i&i Goff
Arriving Every Week in
'Refrigerator' Car
ceiv y
week’s supply of Tomatoes
Cucumbers _Pears Apples
and other fruits; _
Wecan fe_el your orders _at
very low prices now so.
Buy Fruit From ,
caocens `
ro Ee co 
Eye Specialist
Oiiice Royal Bank Polic!
ii/ig. Cherie tletows
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be sorry to learn of the serious ill-
Northumb_erland__will take only mails`
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_ _ Sp¢3k%|'S   Ma|¢5t|c,]'h¢atm_ , » ceo-s-istiumwisi. psesso exams#-Among me pup-
H Ll- . a V .
ils who passed successfully the exam
inations of the Normal School in St.
`._iohn, niakins 70 p. c. or- upwards
in the second class examination was
A. Ferne Pepper of Vernon, P. E. I.
THE-LADIES OF KINGSTON and
Ham-pshire Red Cross are holding an
ice crea/m festival on Thursday ev-
ening- August~'22nd on the beautiful
grounds of Mr. Benjamin Newsons
All interested in our biave boys at the
front are invited. Come one and all
for a good time. lf not fine will be
held Saturday evening, By ei-ds;-_ 972
WQUNDED IN HEAD.-Mr, John
E. McLeod,` Hopedale. has received
notice that his son 712181 Private Jno.
Duncan McLeod, artillery, was admit-
ted on August 10th, to the 2d Con-
valescent Hospital at Rouen. suffer-
ing from gunshot wound in the head.
Private McLeod crossed over with the
1'05th Battalion and was transferred
to the artillery in Franco.
LIEUT. PATON IMPROVING.-Mr.
James Paton, ~M.i..A., has received
the following cable, dated August 18,
from Sir Edward Kemp, Overseas
Minister, regarding his son,-`-"Y1024
Lieut. Paton, gunshot wound, wrist
and left knee, seriously ill. Improv-
ing." Everyone will rejoice with
Mr. Paton on receiving this -good news
1nd will hope that before long Lieut.
Paton is among the convalescent.
'FURTHER `CASUAL'i'l'E8.- The
latest casuailty list contains the names
of several more men from P. E. Is-
land showing that the men from this
part of Canada were taking part in
the late heavy' fig-hting: Wounded-
W.'S. Hawkins, Murray River; E. C.
McDonald, Charlottetown; J.F‘. Nich-
olson, Hazel Grove; J. Mitchell, Len-
next Island; H. Lamont, Springton;
ind M. Des Roches, Frog Pond.
PIPE ORGAN FOR MALPEQUE
CHURCH.-The Malpeque' congrega-
tion has purchased the pipe organ
choir platform, rail and chairs `in the
Grace Methodist church, Charlotte-
town, and will have them removed
it once. The congregation is to be
congratulated on its progressiveness
'ind particularly on this splendid ac
|uisltion. The congregation is one
if the largest country congregations
in the province and one of the oldest.
having been founded over one hun-
lred years ago. its first pastor was
lie late Rev. Dr. Kier, father of the
‘ate Dr. Williani Kier, ‘who passed
'iway only last September. The pre
sent incumbent, Rev. J. M. Murchl
mn, is the sixth pastor in the suc-
cession. The addition of a pipe or-
fan to the equipment of this fine old
'liurcli is a most commendable step.
The choir, consisting of some twenty
voices, has fox* the past thirty-fivr
-_'ears been ably led by Mr. Edmund
Phillips, ana has me reputation of be-
ing one of the finest choirs in the
province. With the addition of apipe
wgan and under the ssnie capabl'
leadership even a greater efiiciencw
may well be exepected. Mrs. Thos.
McNutt. who is a trained and_ capable
musician. is orgalliit-'
::The bowels must act Healtlilfy-
ln most ailments the first care of thc
medical man is to see that the bow-
els are open and 'fully performing their
functions. Parmeleee’s Vegetable
Pills are so compounded that certain
ingredients in them act on the 'bow~
els solely apd they are ‘the very ibest
medicine available to produce healthy
action of the bowels. Indeed there is
no other specific so servicable in keep-
ing the digestive organs in healthful
action. _
Something Different
Soap Dyes it
That cleanse_ a n d dye
Garments in a' single opera-
tion. _
Conservation is a word
that has been pretty badly
overworkéd--but if applies
so well to the use of Sunset
SUNSET SOAP DYES
that we cannot refrain from
repeating it here.
The use _of these diet-
conserves time, lab.r, and
v;.lu :ble garments. The
housewife lilies to use them.
because the work is so sim-
pie--all of the labor. con-
nected with the use _of old
fashioned dves is eliminated
A co.\lPi.s're Assoirrg
Ms N 1 o s co|.oi_<s
is it o :vi which 1 0
ci-loose saoivi. ~
terd-ny on I. visit to Georgetown.
_ Mrs. Albert Taylor and son Mas-
ter Biliy have gone on a visit to Free-
town. ` _
Mn. Carl French, Waltham- .is
spending the summer at her old home
in Brookfield.
Mr. R. G. Briggs, Montreal,- repre-
senting the Waterman Fountain Pen,
is in the city. ~ _ _ _
Mr. E. Phillips,- of Tyne Valley, re-
presenting the Massey-Harris Co.. was
in town yesterday.
Miss Roselle Stewart and little sis-
ter, Mary, of Brookfield, are visiting
friends in the city.
Mr. J. J. Louson of Montreal is vis-
lting his brother. Mr. W. S. Louson.
at Birchdale, Charlottetown.
Mr. Boyes, Ottawa, spent a few
days in Hampton recently the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ewen McKinnon.
Mr. J. B. Kennedy, manager of
Kennedy & Co.'s store, 0'Leary, re-
turned yesterday after a short visit
to the city.
Mr. C. H. Nelson, of' Moncton, for-
merly of this city, is here on a 'busi-
ness trip in the interests of the Mas-
sey-Harris Co., Ltd.
Miss Jeannie MacLeod has return~
ed to the city after spciidipg a week
very pleasantly with her cousin, Miss
Livingston, Churchill.
Mr. Alex. McLeod. St. John, N. B..
representing Tuckett’s Tobacco Co.,
ls in the city on a business trip. He
motored here from St. John.
Messrs. J. J. LeiBordois and E. Gal-
lant, of the Magdalene Islands, left
Charlottetown yesterday morning en
route to Ottawa on business.
iMrs. Falconer Grant and daughter,
Miss Frances of Halifax are spending
the summer months in Hampton the
suests of Mrs. ~W. -M. Patrick.
Miss Katherine C. Gillis, of thc,
\Iaval Department, Ottawa, has re-
‘urned wfter spending a three weeks'_
‘ioliday at her home in Montrose. ’
The Misses Nellie MacDonald und:
Marie MacLellan, Glen-finnan have re
turned to their homes after visiting
friends in ‘indian River and Darnleyi
Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Galvin, Provid
ince, R. I., are spending a few weeks-
lu Hampton the guests of the latter’=
:mrents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ha
lam.
5.-_
Miss Efiiie Morrison, _Mount Ver
zion, has retu-rned to her home a`l’tei
ipending her vacation with her con
sin Miss Florrie McLean, North Wilt--_
hire. ‘
Mr. H. P. Duchemin has returned
'o Sydney from his vacation. Mrs
Duchemin and family are remainlni:
at Bay Fortune, P. E. I., for the sum-
mer.
S
Mrs Neil Simpson and .two sons
Masters Eric and Norman of Vancou
ver are spending the summer in Brook
field the guests oif Mr. and Mrs. A.N.
McLeod.
Mrs] Howard O. Hutt and son Nel-
sonof West Newton, Mass., arc spend-
ing the summer at Brlnrley Hall
Brig'-hton, the guests of .’Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Duff.
Miss Ethel Livingstone of South
Brewer. Maine, is spending two
months' vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus ,Livingstone.
Churchill.
‘Miss [Bessie Bearsct, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Ethel Bearse.
leaves Sunday evening for a` two-
months visit to Prince Edward Island.
-Sydney Record.
Rev. C. R. Freeman, pastor of the
Charlottetown Baptist Church, re-
turned to the city on -Monday nisht
after spending a very pleasant vaca~
tion with friends in Belmont, Prince
County. i
Misses Nellie and Annie McKenzie
who have been visiting their home in
Scotchfort, left yesterday morning on
return to Ottawa. Miss Annie Hal-
loran of Bloomfield, who was visitius
them, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Stanley Hardy, city, returned
Monday night from a three months'
trip to Western Canada. She visited
Calgary and other important western
centres and spent most of the visit
with her sister, Mrs. Hari” ‘.!.ai'dY ill
Revonllo. Ball
--1
Mrs. Daniel MacKay, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack MacKay and children, Mr. Gen.
\ _ ,_ 3 ._ miss; » _
» ‘ ,1">'
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'MIL W. P. Doull, City, left yes-
the city yesterday
merside.
Conductor McLaren of the P. E. I.
R.. is relievins Conductor Tsntou
who is attending the convention oz
railway conductors.
_M
Mr. Rodk. Matheson, Railway Pol
iceman, Charlottetown, is enjoying a
two weeks vacation. Mr. George Mc
lnnis is attending to his duties during
his absence(
Mrs. Perle Mutch of Cymbria whi-
ownes a new McLaughlin motored tc
North River on Sund-ay with a -party
of five. They were guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. I.. E. Moreside.
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Houston and
Mrs. Sprague, of Moncton, returned
to their homes yesterday morning
after a very pleasant visit with Mrs.
M. W. Nelson, of this city.
|»\;.__..
Messrs Daniel McLeod, Rev. R. Il.
Stavert and Wellington Patterson oi_
Hunter River, motoied to Montes-ui-_
on Monday. They were accompanied
by Mr. W. P. Doull, City.
Mr. George Mclnnis of the P. E.
I. Railway, City and his son Earl -have
returned from a trip to Amherst
where they were -the guests of Mr.
Mclnnis' ibrother Angus, plumbing in-
spector of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. James of
Toronto will their son and daughter
are spending a holiday in Charlotte
town the guests of Prof. S. N.
Earle. Mr. James is the head of the
firm of F. T. James Co., Ltd‘., fish
food specialists 'one of the largest fisl;
concems *in Canada.
li0'i`EL ARRIVALS
REVERE HOTEL
R. G. Briggs, Montreal. ` »
A. L. McKinnon, Canoe Cove.
Alex. McLeod, St. John.
J. D. Kennedy, O'Leary.
George Horne, O'Leary.
Nellie McKenzie, Ottawa.
Annie McKenzie, Scotchfort. _
Annie Halloran, Bloomfield.
R. Ellis, 0’Leary.
J, J. McLeod, B_<_>ni_llayv.___ _
A. J. McNevin, Bonshaw.
Jas. A. McDonald, Websters Cr.
Mrs. J. A. McDonald. "
A. B. Foster, Halifax.
R. J. McEwen, St. John.
C. H, Nelson, Moncton.
. Phillips, Tyne Valley
Vincent, St. John. i
_ James, Boston.
. B. Paquet,’ Souris. _
C. Macdonald. Victoria.
erson Macdonald, Victoria.
_ J. Carmichael, Peake's.
_ B. McKay, New London.
. C. McGregor, New L<»n<l<>v
Sutherland, Toronto. ‘
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in ih»~ da=s of ine
old West
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WOMENS’ UXFORDS
mostly small sizes -1- d some
marked $4.00 and more.
' They are worth very n~ur'h
moi e u an the mar- cd price.
But they have to move.
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Price $2.2.
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eves, Toronto.
Hayden, Vernon River.
Thompson, Greenville.
Sinnott, Morell.
TH-E RUSS' HOTEL
Wm. E. Forbes, Summerside
Ira J. Yeo, M. D., Charlottetown
Mrs. I. J. Yeo, Charlottetown
Dorothy Findlay, Carleton Place.
Ont. f
Sarah McGregor,New Glasgow, N.:1.
Thomas G.l-lethrington, Fredericton
P, W. Turner, City
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Montgomery._
Bedeque
Mr. Walter McCallum, Bedeque
Mr. and Mis. H.B.Hilson,Bedeque
Mrs. W. A. Park and son, New-
castle ,
The Misses Webster, Toronto
J. A. Jackson, Halifax
Geo. P. Thompson, Montague
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