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DIARY OF EIIEIITS
TO-DAY.
(‘ity Magistrates’ Court, li u.m.
Golf, Belvidere Links; drawing, 2.40
.m. ` .
D Prince Edward Tlieatre, 3, 7, and
9 p.ni.
People's Theatre, Ii, 7.30 and 0 p.m.
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BIRTHS
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TRYON.-Sept.. 19, 1914, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Gillis, a duugliter.-(‘.on-
gratulations.. -3.
LAWSON.-At Quebec, on Oct. lst, to
Dr and Mrs G. (‘-. Lawson, a daughter.
(Mrs Lawson was formerly Miss Katie
I~‘. Burns, daughter of Mr J. II. Burns,
Charlottetown.)
1-*Mig
HIIIEL IHIIIIIIIS
_.._@
REVERE HOTEL
A. Villasuso, (1. M. Alvarez, G. S.
Fabia, Quebec; E. Brown, S. Brown,
York; H. J. Mo(?orniac, Hillsboro;
D. B. McDonald, Sumuieraide; Geo.
R. McNeil, Cavendish; R. M. King
and wife, Boston: W. H. Ilrydges, New
Stellarton; J. 0'Reilly, St. Johu's
Nfld.; F. J. Sherry, New Glasgow, N.
S.; J. R. Hunter, H. H. Bell, Aiberton;
J. E. Potts. Boston; J. A. McLellan,
Montreal; J. P. Hunter, Niagara Falls;
VICTORIA.
J. J. Mahan, Boston; (‘. Ii. S. Sterns,
Sourls; J. S. Ryan, Halifax; J, It. Mr-
Kenzie, Halifax; D. E. Vincent, Mont-
real; (‘. D. McKinnon, Sourls; E. N.
Mackay, St. Catlierine's, Ont.; N. A.
Mackay, Toronto; J. A. Mocleckie,
Halifax; H. V. Vaughan, St. John; H.
Brazley, Halifax; W. R. Mills, Monc-
ton; R. S.Keast, Toronto; J. (J. Brown,
Toronto; J. C. Snelgrove, Montreal;
D. Rutherford. Halifax; W. ii. Webs-
ter. Montreal; 'W. R. Hill, Antlgonish;
Geo. McKinnon, Moncton; Ada I.
Dalot, Portland, Me.; J. M. Carr, Tru-
ro; W, A. Kearney, Galt. Ont.; E. J.
McLelIand, St. Catherine-.'s; F. L.
Heath, Toronto; B. Macdonald, Ham-
ilton; S. E. Dean, Chicago; Geo. A.
Young, Montreal; J. A. Wright, Tor-
onto; J. R. LeBlanc, Montreal; S. (‘.
Clark, Mt. Stewart; Ray (‘uIlen, Shed-
Iac.
QUEEN.
A. Stewart Rogers and wife, Bos-
ton; J. M. Scott, Montreal; E. ll.
.Prowse, Murray Harbor; Beni. How-
att, Boston, Mass.; A. S. Prowse, Mur-
ray Harbor; Miss B. A. Hicks, Upper
Sacitville; J. S. Perry. Summerside;
Eunice McAdam, Morell; F'. W. Mc-
Phee, Boston; J. 0'Brien. St. John;
Via Prowse, M. Harbor; Joseph
Prowse, M. Harbor; R. W. Mt-Ewen,
Moroll; A. E. Black and wife, Am-
herst; lil. 0. Higginson, Montreal; J.
W. Ellsworth, Woodstock; Lowell (.‘.
llcPIiei°soii, Kenits Park, N. Y.; Alex.
Witt, Montreal; Everett wedlock,
Hunter River.
____
GOIAGNE 8’I’]!E_NG’1‘HEN8
` _ _ -HI!! DEFENGES.
LONDON. On. 1..-A anew-.h i-...ri
LONDON, Eng., Oct. 2.-The Allies
place their hopes on the arrival of
reinforcements on the left. The ln-
dian troops should now he with the
British army, the official bureau hav-
ing permitted the publication of the
fact that they landed in France on
Friday last. Of course it is not known
Iwhither the indian troops are going,
Ihut it is believed that the left wing
`will be stiffened by them. . Some of
the Territorials have also reached
Field Marshal l»‘rencli.' These include
the London Scottish, one nr the best
of Englaud's volunteer regiments, ie-
crulted iroiii Scotchuieii in Louuoil.
They have reached a high state of ef-
ficiency. and in their ranks are some
of the best inarksinen in the Empire.
Antoni! them are a number of tncii
who competed for the Pnlina Tropiiy
with tht- l'nitcd States u few years
ago.
King George, according to a Mar-
seilles despatcli to the Daily Tele-
graph, sent two messages of greeting
to the British and indian troops for
delivery to them on their arrival in
France. The message to the Briiish
‘ troops is as follows:
You have been recalled from ser-
vice in India together with your coni-
radcs from thiit country to iight for
the honor of my Empire. Belgium,
whose country we are pledged to de-
fend, has been devastated, and l-‘raiice
has been invaded by the same pow-
erful foe.
"l have implicit confidence in you,
my soldiers. Duty is your watch-
word, and 1 know your duty will be no-
bly done.
"l shall follow your every movement
with the deepest interest, and mark
with eager satisfaction your daily pro-
gress. Iiidecd, your ‘.i.'olt`arc will nev-
er be absent iroiii my thoughts. I
pray God to bless you and guard you
and bring you hack victorious."
The message to the Indian troops,
which was in Urdu, is translated as
t'0llows:-
John N. Proiltt, President;
ee
Women of Presbyterian Church, '
Caledonia (per Mrs Rogers,
Government House) 89.00
Court, Garden island, No. 816,
C.O.F., Mount Herbert 10.00
(‘. (`. Gardner ” 25.00
Total to date $4,438.50
i`i`!Z(‘Y POPE, -
lion. Treasurer.
Crt. 2, 1914.
The Red Cross Society, Charlotte-
town, acknowledge goods as follows
from the various communities and
lied (lross Societies: Pownal 2 cases,
Belfast 4 cases, Tlgnish 1 case, Hun-
ter River 1 case and barrel, New Lon-
don, 1 case, Alexaiidra Ladies institute,
1 case, Red Cross Society, Gladstone,
il case, Red Cross Society, Kensing-
ton, 1 case, Woinen's Patriotic As-
sociation, Alberton, 1 case, Red
Cross Society, Stanley Bridge, 1 case
Ladies Alpha institute, York, 1 case
Georgetown, 1 case, Rustico, 1 case,
Malpeque, 1 case, Spring Valley, 1
case, Montague, 1 case, Alpha institute,
sheets, socks, eic.
RED CROSS FUND.
(loiitrihiited for the Red Cross Soc-
iety from South Winsloe. Collectors.
-Mrs. Leslie Bryenton and Miss Ma-
bel Bouady.
Mrs. Leslie Bryentoii, 2.00; Mrs.
(`harles Bryeuton; 2.00; Mrs. John
Ponndy, 1.00; Mrs. (Rev.) J.l..Lund,
1,00; .\ir5. Amos lloundy, 2.00; W. J.
iiryenton 1.00 ; Mrs,- H. Bryenton,
“I look to ull my indian soldiers to
iold the lzzat of the British Raj
uinst an aggressive and relentless
einy. l know with what readiness
my brave and loyal liidiaii soldiers
are prepared to fulfil this sacred trust
on the field oi’ battle, shoulder to
shoulder with their comrades from all
parts of the Empire.
“Rest assured that you will always
in my thoughts and prayers. I
bid you io go forward and add fresh
iaurc-is to the glorious achievements
and traditions oi’ my indian army,
whose honor and fame are in your
hands."
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be
Britain May Get German Colonies;
France, Alsace,-ti.orraine; Geri
many, Austria
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Austin 'West,
stall' corrospondeiit oi' the Daily (Thron-
iclc, in rlisciissiiig possible changes of
frontiers when the war is over, has
the following to say under a Milan
date line:-
I "As for likely changes in the map of
Europe at the ond ot' the war, I think
it probable that Great Britain will take
over the German colonies, giving Spain
and Portugal u. share therein, its it re-
ward for their neutrality.
“iiiissia will liiiilt her demands to
alicia, at tlic same time settling
uurantees for the entire independence
of the four lialkiiii states. Since Rus-
sia has no inter(-st in the Adriatic
problem, and iiioroover, cherishes a
warm friendsliip wltli italy, she will
not offer protectoriite over Albania,
In addifioii, there will be a rectifica-
tion of itiily's northern froiiliers on a
national racial basis.
"i think France will resume posses-
sion of Alsace-Lorraiiie and the Pala-
tinatc, while Austria will remain u
Gorman state and form a part of
the G_ei'inaii (loiifcderntion.
“Tins will raise the question of
whether the Gerinan Einperor shall he
it-rely King of Prussia or also King
f Aiistriii, it seenis to me quite un-
likely that the llnited States will in-
tervene, aiui if Sweden should assert
herself _on bi-hall' of Germany she
would find her action paralyzed by
that of Norway and Denmark."
G
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0
Tiili INCESS.-\NT FIGHTING
IN FRANCIC.
i'\llIt~l, Oct. 2.-An ollicial state-
"\@n¢. ist-wed by the war otiice this
afternoon says terrific fighting con-
tinues incessantly near Roye, where
(Hermena have been strongly reinforc-
0 .
"On our left wing the battle con-
tinues with terrific fighting, notably
in the region of lioye where the
Geriunns appear to have concentrat-
ed important reinforcements. The ac-
tion cxtends more and more toward
the north. The front of the battle
inc is now extended into region to
oiith of Arras.
Upon the Meuse the Germans at-
emllted at night to tiirowi fi bridge
across the river, near St. Michael,
The bridge was destroyed by our
giins. In the Woevro district our ofi-
ensive coiitiiiiivs iind progresses step
by .atr:p, Notably in the region be'
tween Appremont and St. Michael.
On the remainder of the front there
have been ntteiiipted only partial ap-I
erations hers and there.
s
t
nue se `
Uopnugsr te The 'runs rioeiem
w._|,ti;hlv\ iniplrstioiis being
in Cologne for the
the sity against s possible
5.00 '
A.lbi(m. 1.00
1.00; Mrr. Henry Harne, 1,00; Mrs.
|Geo, iioward, 2.00; Miss Louise Iiow-
urd,1.00; Mrs. Reuben Good, .00;
IMrs.. Oliver Good, .25; Mrs. John
goood, _2r.; Mrs. Arthur liriiroyd, 2.00
Mrs. John Pierce, 1.00; .\i‘s. Robert
stewart, 1.00; Mrs. E. E, Good, 1.00:
Mrs, Stephen Mc)1urro, 1.00; Mrs.
.iohn Horne, .50; Mrs. E. Horne,
|1.00; Mrs. Hammond Rodd, 1.00;
I1-ouis Hughes, ,50; Miss Blanch
Iriaunders, 2,00; Mr, Geo. Turner, .30
'Mrr. A, ii. wise, 2.00; urs. John
Diamond, 1 pair Socks. Total .$28.80.
(`ontrlbutions to the Red (`-PUBS
Society, collected by Mrs. Dr, Math-
; Mrs. nr. Matiiicson, 2.00. Mrs- J-
W Rodd 2 ’)0 Mrs I dviard \hn\\'.
2 00 Mrs J A Shaw 0 ii s
ns Rodd, 1.00; Miss Ann kennedy.
2,00- ,\irg, George Robinson, 1,00;
,Beckie Stewart, 1.00: \lrs, G. Joiies.
11,00; A, Stewart, .50.-Total $23-00-
More to follow.
(Patriot Please CODY-1
, Psiiguiits
od to Cliarlottetown.
Mrs. Alcx. MI-Dougall. Argyle Shore
returned home yc_stcrda_v after -“P01111-
ing it very pleasant visit in this city.
terday. _
Messrs. John E. McLeod. and Neil
t.lie evonliig train.
shea .fanie, leaves this morning for
iii El Paso, Tl!-\I1S»
Mr. ami Mrs. itogcr I). Wcslaway
aniiounct. 1 cnl-Z K
daughter Belle Lcnorn to .\Ir, ‘.i/illiain
Thomas VVelliier, the wedding to take
place in First Methodist (‘hurch,
(lharlottetown, Wetinesdiiy ir-loriiiiig,
October 14th, 1914.
Mr. Robert iilesedcll left for his
hon-,e in New Waterford, (`- 13-. .V65
terday morning after having accom-
pnnied the remains of his wife (noe
Julia Foster) to her former iicmc
here. Mrs, iilesedelle's death came
with painful sutideniiess i’oll0Wlll1Z "ll
operaflion for appentliditis with which
she was suddenly stricken. nad lil
was n severe blow to her liusband
and parents, Mr. lilesedell is _-1 son
of liev. Mr. Iilesedell, Methodist, Min-
ister at Stewaclte, .\', S.
BRITAIN TO LAV MINES.
LONDON. Oct. 2.-The Official infor-
mation Bureau to-day announced the
Govcrnmcnt has decitled to lay mines
in certain areas as a couiiter-stroke
to German procedure.
ITi\l1Y'.\` DENIAI .
alia commenting on ofiicial denial of
occupation of Avlona, Albania, by It-
aly, says that the occupation must
cient the paper says, to plant Ital-
F, I _ _ . _ C. C. Gardiner `
r r°'II.’i`1L".l‘ £1-.'.'.‘.‘.’..'$T."i‘.I"'l2I..$2.123 "1" "““ °“ ’“"°“° “"" “"”‘““ “’ M°'<'"“°" "W" ‘°~
with the Bclirlan Relief Fluid'-I Imnd' which wonm mea" "mt Wh" P- MC(`£\l‘lhy- SOIIFIB
W H Anka" (.,'mi‘,m,m, ' D J ever touches .-irlona touches italy. James McCarron, Sourls
y. cretary-Treasurer; (‘-om-  ’ .
mittee-Sir Louis Ilavleii, Hon. J. A. Swag" Harbm" school ihndmn
Mathleson, Premier; Charles Lyons,
$5,042.40
m_r°P§:);;fe;1"::',,If't';';,_B§';,::3'l;a1’:€r’;w:; 1 was cured of Rheumatic (lout. by ---
mr) C0m,0y_ Mm mr) S' R_ Jenkhm by MlNARD'8 LINIMENT, C. H. l;i(i;]0NI`(;;\;i)RTii.
Mrs T. C. Janieii, Mrs F. J. Nash. ' `
Hall al. ANDREW KING.
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Previously acknowledged sac'/.25 Ulmllm- 0"- 0~ 5- BILLING- ,h ",°"*L'df;
'riwmss Easton. Norm wiiisiurs sii.oo °"“‘“ the “U2 d “
Hom Senna, ym ,100 I yas cured of Rheumatic Gout. by t e was e
ns. umm-rm infefm Nr., 9,; s.oo M"-H19 1" '-¥NTNE"'i'-
Capt. P. Mctlarthy. (Dredge No. 9.1 °“"°
Lalaneid. Quo., Oct. 0, |907
Point) 2.00 I was cumin nl Acute Broaclsitia ny
(Premier) 25.00 lfNARD'S LINIKIN1'
ur.-cot.. 0. (mlb
IIIIIIIII IIIUIIPS F. 1. ISLIIIII IIIIIIIIEH Ciiliiill BUIHIIIIII ' ’°"'"‘ "'"; ""
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We  > PRIE T -Rev. Austin
Lili] III FIIIIIIIE Hill EIIIISS SIIIIIETI .._ ......*;..._°.f.'.f'c:':.§.:°-.... 
Mclnnis of Earnscliife, was orgaineéi to
~ the Holy Priesthood on Mon ay. SD-
Airssdy aiiir,iiitxii¢iiiJ<i`Ii»|°Ns' $4 212 as ‘°““"" 7"" by ‘°"°""‘°",‘,"’ §"“‘§y0°'
' ‘ V .B.C.,i th C 0 ill’
Spring Valley Auxiliary (Mrs L:;;,:°‘;;°rme R_°;;!,y_° inurlchllait gm;
M" Che- Ca~°'°v~ Tie”-> 15-0° §§i.§‘.§`§. i’i.?l‘§'iiFs.‘”é’lT.'IZ‘$i.?.‘§-.2:11.25.
Ban%?Ii;)oS‘c)hool (Miss Roselle. ~215 Bu,,m,g.mé_ California’ on S,,,:id,;)y,
‘ S t b 13th. H assists Y
Mrs D. A. McKinnon. Kent R';|;_°g;;;s A_ G"l§_w;::,,|mga,ne, as
` S" t 500 Deacon. and Rev. J. B. Pruuglit Ain-
meda, as sub-deacon. Rev. Donald J.
McKinnon, Morgan Hill, preached the
sermon, on the Priesthood. Iii_ the
Sanctuary were Rev. F. X. Morrison,
D.D., Berkely; Rev. B. J. l\icKiiinon.
San Francisco; Rev. J. W. Sullivan-
Oaklaud; Rev. J. W. Brockliai-te. Si
Patrick’s Seminary, Rev. J. F. Casey.
Burlingame, and Rev, Bro. Linus-
F.S.C. of Sacred Heart Colleillf- S811
Francisco. A number of Father'
McInnis's relatives, as well as 011101’
P.E. Islanders, were in the congrega-
tion. Father Mcinnis studied his
classics and phllosopliy iii St Duti-
stan's College. graduating in 1914.
After spending one year in the Grand
Seminary, Quebec, his health tailed
him, and he was obliged to discontinue
his studies for that reason, i'or several
years. 1-Io finished his tlictilulfiviii
course in St Pati°ick‘s Seniiniiry, Menlo
Park, California. Father Mciiinis has
been asigned to dtity in Vancouver,
B.C.
THE PEOPLE'S.-'i`he Peoples
Theatre is now adequately efilliillleli Ill
the matter of seating accoininodation.
and the manager, Mr W. G. ilogg,_iii
securing the ningnificeni set of chairs
which the hall now boasts has shown
in a great degree his biisiiiess talent
and his capacity for “ push." Last
night, at both shows, the tlit-.ati~c was
crowded. during the first hour and a
half a large number of the audience
having had to stand. This in cvitleiicc,
if such were needed, of the great
popularity ofthe People's. 'i‘iio special
atfractioii in the bill of fare last night
was the second iustalinciit ofthe new
all-absorbing serial "'i`lie Million
Dollar Mystery," in which “'i‘lie false
friend" causes a good deal ol' trouble
and secures for the ciieiuics of the
heroine valuable iiiforiiuitiou, The
reporter of “Tho Blade" proves to
the girl a friend in ne-od, und already
those \vlio have visioiis of xi ten
tliousniid dollar prize for the solution
oi' the “ mystery " are iinikiiig him the
future husband of Floi'eiice-oiie of
the factors in tho problem being the
question “ Whom will Florence
niarry?" The manner in wliicli the
butler, tied haiid and fool to the chair
in \vliit~h he was found by the riotous
gang, contrives to reacli the table
several feet away and tt-li-plioiie to
-035011. HlU`l`Il`»gt0n, the police, who coinc to his release,
w   I without freeing himself troin his bonds
is intensely interestiiig and should be
sccil “ iiovo and thc liolilili- Shirt "
uns a " scrcaiiier ionictlv, .ind Ilovo
  .~  
,     I,i,`r',y Rodd L00. M,-s_ A_ _]_, Wine, was unquestionably in it sorry condi-
_ ' ,, ' L00; M _ tion when the tranip stole his only
‘ -_~--  J; Theta, su_it ot' clothes i'roiii tho linch liis
wife helped him through. (‘one_v
island, New York," was it splendid
| ~ I* '
1-001 MY- Charles I* Stewart' "O0: descriptive liicture and was besides
Mrs' A' ‘§"0§’tewl?it' 11000:. ‘\q‘;:é“B‘;_’£t a liii;lil.\' ctliiczitive fcutiire, II was one
T0OXnhE` , Z lS§ . egsle L 'H | ' ' i ' ' ~ ` v
oi the best pitlure oi its kind sliown
for some time. it iniglii be nit-iitioiied
Miss Adil l\ic\`augl1f.OI1, -501 M151* that the pianist played the irish song,
“ it`s a long, long way to Tipperary,"
in t-xcellciit style, as she did lust
week also.
VICTORIA.-Mr.. Leu liolicrt.
Ells, an enterprising youiii; fox inaii
of (‘algai'y, sou of i\ir. itohorl lilllis
t' W" Si 'lc
o tsl nnincrvil , Mass., und
gruiiiison of Mr James Le of (‘.il
I)r_ Clif( of Ngw Yin-1;, has rpiurn- gary, who has liecii on the Isliinti
siiicc .liiiic in tho iiitcrcsta oi’ the fox
inriusiry, is now visiting rclutivcs in
Victoria and 'I`r_\'on. lic has zi raucii
in (‘.'ilg:ii'_\‘, i\ui'lly utocltcil with 1-'liver
iiiity of l’cnr-c itivcr \vliei‘i-1 lic spent
Mr. and Mrs. Everet (i. Mc1.cod, of the greater part of last wiiilcr. lie
(‘lvdo Station, drove to the city yes- is very optiinistic in regard lo thc
future of thc fox iiitliislry. - Mr. und
Mrs. Janis-s A. liowzit( and Miss l’c:lrl
ilowatt, of (Ripe ’I‘ravt-rse, were
R’ McLeod' Huqmr mv-e,._ wer.. in this visiting frlciids in Victoria Wediicsday.
city yesterday and returned lioine in *Ml Hal`l'.\’ -li1Lll(‘S "T110 M0il"S ('i\0-
colafc limit", was in Victoria on 'i‘li\irs-
(lay.--Cotiiicillor John McNc\'iii, (`ht\r-
Dr_ (yu Cl Young' ,lf Kamk,,1(. lnttclo_wn niadi- ii business trip to
Victoria, 'l`litii'srlzi\'--Mrs Mini-r Mc-
D - ' V'~l 'i   f-'- ~`
wnshington and mt" for hm ,Mmm  iitmorii, i':mv‘isiSi,ii|.L; iitnds iii
t rs - ic .. ilarlautl,
(‘apt.:iin l\ici.c;iii in t-barge, :ii~i°lved iii
Victoria ut 0 p. in. \Vctlncsiluy and
X up a “mem or their b_ertlicd`:it Govcriiniciit \\`hzirf for thc
night. She had on hoard at i:argo of
mixed frciglif. ()ii 'l`liurstliiy shc
i\\1\"(- it trip to Uluirliittciowii, leaving
nt 7 a. tn. and arriving on return ul
o p. in.. After dist-liargiiig u sinull
freight she reliiriied to (‘linrlottcto\vn.
~.»\inong thc piisseiigers on the S. S.
Harland "l'liursday were:---Mrs. (‘lias.
- Straight, Miss Elsie iiowatl, Mrs. M.
J. (‘ougliltin, Mrs. li. 1', ltogerzzoii,
Miss Jenn McF:iydcn, Mrs. Win. i’at-
rick, and Messrs E. Boswoll, (’alvin
liowatt, Neil Waddell, Doiinld liici.i-:iii
and llcrberi Nelson. - Mrs. Joseph
Stordy and .\il:-.si Siiellp,'i'ovo arrived
iti Ihc city 'i`liui'::day cvcnliig on llit-
S. S. liltrlztntl, i'r(.in Victlirin. - Mr.
.laincs Lon, Calgary, attended the cx-
hihltiou at Siimnit-rsitlc, Wt-iliicsiiuy.
-Mr. Jalbvz Lon, of Viciorizi was iii
titteiidaiice at llic exhibition held in
Suinnicrsidc, Wt-diiesday.-Mr. Daniel
Farrow, Victoria, ht-is moved into the
house owned by Mrs. .igiics liritin
and lalcly occupied by Mr. (‘tilviii
iiowatt.
IIIMI Hill] I
     ' suvu Inu
Amount already acknow-
leri cd $5 538 21
S 1 '
BELGMN REUEF FUND' h°W""- 500" °°°‘"'- It Wm he ""m° William McPhee, Mnrtinvale, 10.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
10.00
4.25
Lieut (‘ol Francis Dougherty
just
ie UD
the and
_ your sys~
of hcsitli and well
to make good ricii
better the
has help to
foxes which lic broiighl frtiin thi- vic-
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BUTTER AND CH EEBE.
Tub Salt Butter-1. Mrs. .Allan .
Robertson. Mount Hope; 2, Mrs. J. M.
McLure, Albion Cross; 3! Mrs. Paul
McPhee. Big Pond. -
Basket New Butter lb-Blocks-1.
Mrs. Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay; 2. Anna
Kaneeii, St. Peter's; 3, Mrs. Aeneas
Bailey, Elmira.
Basket 'New Butter. Prints-1, Mrs.
S. J. Rose, North Lake; 2, Mrs. A. J. ~
McDougall, Rollo Bay; 3, Mrs. Allan;
Robertson, Mount Hope.
Factory Cheese-1, John J. Mooney,
Green Vale; 2, Adrian Mcinnis, Red
Point; 3, P. J. Mullally, Sourls West.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. '
Sweet Turnips-1, Andrew Peters,
Rollo Bay; 2. J. C. Underhay. Bay
Fortune; 3, Jas. McKinnon, Rollo Bay.
Red Mangle, Wurtzel-1, Andrew
F. Peters, Rollo Bay; 2, Jackson Bros.,
Fortune; 3, Jas. McKinnon, Rollo Bay.
Carrots for stock-1, Andriiw F.
Peters, Rollo Bay; 2, E. McCallum,
Sourls; 3, Mrs. I. J. Iiorne, Sourls.
(fiirrots, for table use-1, Andrew
F. Peters, Rollo Bay; 2, Alex. McDon-
alii, Grove Pine; 3, 'l‘honius McGaugh.
Bear River.
Parsnips-1, Mrs. I. J. Horne, Sou-
rls; 2, E. McCallum, Sourls; 3, Thos.
McGaugh, iiear River. ,
Beets-1, Peter Mcisaac, Sourls; 2,
Jas. A. E. Mci)oiiald, Little Pond; 3,
'I‘hos. Kickhani, Sourls West.
Onions, red-1, Mrs. Thos. McGaugh,
Bear River. `
Onions, Whole or Yellow--l, Peter
D. Peters, Rollo Bay; 2, Andrew F.
Peters, liollo Bay; 3, Mrs. 1. J. Horne,
Sourls.
Tomatoes, Rod-1, Mrs. G. I’. (‘-lapp,
Fortune.
, Esc-ballots-1, E. Mctialluiu, Sourls;
`2, Peter 1). Peters, Rollo Bay; 3, An-
drew F. Peters, Rollo Bay.
Table (‘ovor~1, Mrs. G. i’. Clapp,
Fortune.
(‘:ibhugi-, Early-1, Andrew 1-‘. Pe-
ters, Rollo Bay; 2, Mrs. 1. J. iioriie,
Sourls.
Cabbage, I.ute~1, Wm. Mcliean,
Sourls West; 2, Andrew F. Peters,
Rollo Buy.
(lucunibers-1, Fi. Mc(Talliini, Sourls;
2, Miilcolni 0. Hanley, Little liarbor;
3, Lawrence Kickliain, Sourls West.
I’unipkin-1,Tlios. Kit-ltliiiiu, Sourls
West; 2, i.awren(:e Kickliani, Sourls
West; Zi, Jos. E. l)i-agle, Iicai' River.
Squash-1, Mrs. (‘.. McLean, Sourls.
Collection Table Vegetables-1, G.
Mt-(‘-ortiiatek, Sourls; 2, I). F. Mooiicy,
G. Vale; Zi, E. Mc('Yiilluiii, Sourls.
FRUIT.
Red Aslracan Apples-1, Mrs, G. i’.
_(‘lapp, Fortune: 2, John liicltiic, Rollo
llay; Zi, J. Ii. Baker, North Luke.
llucliess of Oldcnbiirg-1, Mrs. Mar-
garet Mcilonald, G. Vale; 2, D. L. Mi-
noiv, North Lake; 3, W. ii. Uiidcrhay.
liay Fortiiiic.
Alexandi>r~1, Judson Diiigwell, Rod
lions(-; 2, D. L. Morrow, Norlli Lake;
3, Mrs. Wallace Dlngwell, Buy For-
tune.
\Vhcailcy~1, Win. A._To\viisiicii<l.
Rollo lilly: 2. Jas. liowlett, (Iowan
Brae; Ii, J. il. Baker, North Lnltc.
Any ollior variety apples~l, Wm,
A. 'l`o\viislicntl, ltollo ilny; 2, l). I..
Morrow, North Liikc; 3, Wtii. lt. Webs-
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System°of
Tailoring
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mi - Ready* Goth;
tier you the very
best Hand-tailored
G a rm e n § s a t a
price governed ’-by
modern methods of
cfii c i e ti c y - b y
systems founded on
the law of averages,'
and all departures
therefrom.
We tit the hai-dii.
fit.
Se
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Suits at $16.50 that
' are real good; other
‘ garments at $18, $20,'
$25 and $30.
Exquisite new English
Serges & Worsteds-‘
every garment guar-'
auteed.
S. A. McDonald-
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(cr, Rollo Biiy.
Box Apples for Export-~-1, J. Ii.
Halter, North Lake; 2, Mrs. Alex
(‘iinipliell, iiollo Iiay.
'i`raiis<:i»iidciit ('rab-1, iiicraii Lar-
kin. l~‘a|rrliii-rtoii; 2, J. H. Baker. North
Lake; 3, Mrs. J. i’. (‘lapp. Fortuiie.
ll,vsloD (lrah-1, Jas. A. E. McDon-
ald, Little l’oIi<I: 2, Jas. iiowlcft,
(Iowan iirae; 3, Mrs. Margaret Mc-
Donald, G. Vale.
Yellow Magnuni lioniiin I’lunis-
Yi-llow Magnum Iloiiuni Plums-1,
1\ll.\' Oiiicr Variety i’luins~-1. Mrs.
G. 1'. (‘lupp. Bay Foriiiiie; 2, J, il,
Baker. North Lake; Il, l>t»i¢~r 1),
Peters, Rollo Bay,
FLORICULTURE.
(’oliei-tlnii Asters-l, Mrs. W, 1;,
heard. Sourls; 2. Mrs. (liev.) /\, ii.
Mcinfosh, Souris.
(‘-oliection Dahlias-1, Mrs. Stanley
McVane, Rothwell; 2, Mrs. W.B. Leard,
Sourls; fi, Mrs. (‘. Ii. Steriis, Sourls.
Lladiolan-1, Mrs, (n,.v_) A_ D_ Mc.
lnlosh.
Niistiirtiiiiiis-1, llirs. (liev.) A, 1),
Mcliiiosli.
lliantliiis---l, Mrs. W. il. Leiird; 2,
l\Ii-s. (liev.) A. il. llicintosli.
9 I'nlox-I, Mrs. Ii. iliattliew. Sourls;
-. i\irs. G. l’. (‘l:ipp, Fortune.
Swv(-I l’c:is~~1, Mrs. J. (1. Ferguson
Soiiris: 2. G. I\ic('oriiiiiclt, Sourls; 3:
l’i='itrl lil(-l\'t-iizie, Sourls.
` Iililitf Ullllillit-t--1, l’citrl Niciienzie,
5UllVlS§ 2. Mrs. J. Mr-(‘oi‘inaclt, Sourls;
-i. Mru. Sfuiiley McValie, llotliwcll.
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HOUSEKEEPING.
l
Loui' Wiiliic Broad--l, Mrs. I"i‘ank
l\li:Aulu_v, Sin Poiul; 2, Mrs. S. .i. Rose,
.North Luke; Il. Mrs. .\. (Jiiuipbcll.
Loaf Graham lircud-- I, Mrs. Frank
Mr-Aulay, Lino Road; 2, Mrs. J. Mc.
(‘oriiiack, Sourls.
i_)oznn Tia ills(-uit~l, Mrs. Edwin
Rf-id, itollo Hay; 2, Miss Laura Pa-
piiet, Souris;.1i, Mrs, ll. Puqiiet.
Dozen liolls-~l, Mrs. Reid, Sourls;
2. Mrs. Frank Mt-Auliiy, Line itoad; li,
Mrs. S. J. Rose, North Lake.
Fancy ('iikcs-1, Mrs. R. (‘.. McLean,
'SOUFISL 2. Mrs. (‘. Ii. Sterns, Sourls;
3, Mrs. J. W. Brennan, Sourls.
Oat (lakes-1, Mrs. ltohi. Pierce,
Sourls;°2, Mrs. Edwin Reid, Rollo
Bay; Zi, Mrs, A. J. McDonald, Sour-is
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Pound (‘-ako, Plafn Icing-1, Anna
Kaneeii. St. l‘eter's; 2. Mrs. Eliza
Matthew, Sourls; Zi, Mrs. Eusebiug
Peters, Rollo Bay.
Fruit Cake, Dark-1, Mrs, Vincent
Mcisanc, Sourls; 2, Mrs. W. J. Bren.
mm. Sourls; 3. Mrs. ltobt. Kaneeii, st.
Peters.
Mixed Pickles-1, Mrs. (‘.. ii. Sterns,
Sourls.
Mustard Pickles-1, Mrs, Edwin
Reid. Rollo Bay; 2, Mrs. W. B. Lt-ard,
Sourls; 3, Mrs. W. J. Brennan, Sourls,
Chow.Chow-1. Mrs. G. P. fllapp,
Fortune; 2, Mrs. Angus McCormack,
Sourls; 3,Mrs. B. Paqiiet.
Sweet Pickles-1, Mr.'W. B. Leard,
Sourls.
Tomato Catsup-1, Mrs. G. P. Clapp,
Bay Fortune.
Curraiit Jelly-1, Mrs. Alisa Robert.
son, Mount Hope. --
Strawberry Jam-1. Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Donald. Boiirls West; 2, Mrs. Anna
St. Petor's; 3, Mrs. E. Mc-
Sourls.
Jam~l, Mrs. W. J. Bren-
3,' Mrs. I. J. Horne, Sou.
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Vincent Mcisaac. Sourls. ,
Jam--1, Miss C. Paquet,
Reid, Sotlris; 3, Mrs, .
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iiaiiley, Little llarliour; 2, Mrs. \\`ii|
lace Dingwell l<‘orlilu
MiU'Il(‘I|. SOUFISC 2. Miss Ilollcy Mat
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Mrs. A. F. McQuui(l, Soiiris; 2, Joscpli
ue Mr:Quald, Sourls.
crimpiioii, nsitir; 2, iuiss iunry M,.i
Donald. Sourls.
Mrs. C. D. McKinnon, Soiiris; 2, Stf
Miiry'i~i (‘onvent.
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SOUFIS; 2. Mrs. Angus Mclioiiald Suu-
is ' `
eilientre l-'ilece-1, `MlssI ililisiiiy!'(7anip-
50 lbs. island Flour-1 and 2 divided
Jtween A. J. McDonald and Frank
he exhibit °f Miifley Acorn oi' Sou
uiieitrrliohiltiiimsi enlarged phiures- DIC'
f J_ D mer:‘l_fén°:fl»-“fits-.iand also that
0'0"", em Da niinits. water \
r;l;I;¢::_fo1lowing is a list of the
McKenzie, Souris.
l’rcsc_rvcd (‘lici'rics-1, iilrs. A. J.
cllotialil, Sourls West; 2, Mrs. Ii.
McLean, Sourls West; Ii, Mrs. l-}tl-
lii Reid, ilollo llay.
HANDICRAFT.
71/2 Yds. Full llrusst-Il ('loth-l~‘ii'st
ntl secouil diviiicd liy Mrs. Iioiialil
clsuiic, iieiir Iiivcr, and Isabel Mc-
eod, Mount. ilope.
10 Yards Wiiitc Fliiiiiicl-1, Mrs
‘lios. Mooney, G. Vaio.
Pair lilaiikets-1, Mrs. Jus. .~\. IG.
ci_)onald, Little l’ontl; 2, Mrs. ll. l~‘
oriiig, Sourls.
Horse Rug-1, Mrs. John Mc/inlay,
ouris.
Woven (loiiiiti-rpiiiie-l, Mrs. Jas.
ctforniack, itollo Bay; 2, Mrs. Gilli-
el Mt-lnnis, Selkirk.
Hearth Rug, all wool-1, Mrs. Ed
urd Peters. ltollo liuy; 2, Laura l’ii-
Heartli Rug, all rugs-1, liirs. Doin-
ick McDonald; 2, Mrs. Joliii M. l\it'~
onald, liuylii.-ld.
Pair Woolen Glovcs-1, Mrs. Joscpli
Mci)onald,; 2, Miss (‘oriioliii:i Mc-
lonuld, Ilarinony.
I’air Woolen Glovt-s-1, Miss i.:iui‘ii
aquet, Sourls.
Winter Mitts-1. Mrs. Liiiu-lilaii Mv-
1lliS. Sflllfifli 2. Mrs. Louis iiciiglc,
ollo liay.
(‘oliectioii Knit (loo<is~I, Miss (l.
i (‘.
(‘i~iiti‘c l’it~l‘t\. White I.iiii~ii---1, Griici-
licw, Souris.
(‘ollectioii l~`uiicy Work-~ 1, Mrs. Jas.
erguson, Sourls; 2, Gi-i'li~iiilc Stcriu:
('ollct-tion Luci-. \Vor-lr--1, ,\1i,.§ (;_
lliuii-isoii, Iinllo liiiy; 2, Mrs. Mt'I.iirc,
lliion (‘ross.
Selcctloii Friiicy Nccdlc Work--1
Patch Work Quill-1, Mrs. Dan ,I
'l`01\ (‘iutl\. White nr ooloiirctl-1
S0111 PIIIOW-1. Mrs. W. I1. (furrie
Ollllriai 2. Mrs. lt. (‘. Mci.t-un, Sourls:
"ow SI“‘m9_1- Mfiftlaret Mi-Quaid
Tray (Tloth-l, Mrs, Ii. (‘. Mt:l.i»an,
OUFIB' 2. Si Marv's (‘o v
- Sourls. 2. Mrs. Mr-.Lui-e, Amin.,
T088.
Selection Draw Work-1, Mi
ampheli, Sourls; 2, Mrs. R. tiislvllgf
ean, Sourls.
FISH AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Dozen Cans ilt _._
'Wham' Sourls* .ois ers 1, Thug,
CAUIBY. Line Road.
D"e"'I“K 0! Special mention was
stnsitioii rnizetisi
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Houses-cuss i
-W
and under 15 years.-1, 1-larry O'Iirieli.
(‘urriagc Filly, under Zi years.-1.
Harry (')'l%rii>n; 2, Pnulinus Gillis; 3,
Ansleni 0'Brioii.
llraft Foal, 1914.-1, Percy Ramsay;
2, John i), ('rot:kett.
ilraft Filly, under -i years.-1,~And-
row Wells.
Draft l~‘lliy, under Ii years-1, (‘-has.
l'riilliain; 2, Jaiiios J. Gillis.
llrufl l<`ll_\', uiidcr 2 years.-1, Wm.
i\lcArtliur; 2, IG. N. Johnstoii.
('nrrliige l\`illy or Gelding, under 4
oars.-1. J li. Cliristoplier.
(‘tirriug<-. Filly, under 2 years.-1,
l\’licllt1ol ()'lli'leii.
Ilrufi Mare oi' Gelding.-1, James J.
Gillis; 2, i)u.vid (lninpbeil.
llliire or Gelding, for general pifr-
poses, not excccdiiig 1350.-1, Ham-
uioiid (‘i‘ockotf; 2, James iiardy.
('art More, with Foal.-l, John D.
'i'iicltcti.
(‘iii'riiigu Stallion, over 3 years and
under 15 yt~.iirs.~-»l, Iioctoi' Martin.
(‘iirt Stallion, iiudci' 1 ycar.~'l, John
McAltiull`.
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CATTLE-CLASS III. _
liolstcin liull, 2 _\'eur.~I or older, rc-
gisleretlf I, \\'. ll. liuslttin; 2, Jas.
Aliczirii.
iiol.°.t<-iii iiull, l your or under 2
.\'curs.--1, (‘. A. Woodman.
lioistoiii liiill (‘tilf, uiidci' l year.-
i, Artliur l\Ii-Williaiiis; 2, Freil Rennie.
Shorlliorn iiull, 2 years oi' oldei'.-2.
Jus. W. (‘liirl<. _
l'ollci| Aiigus iiull (‘ali'.~l, \Villiniii
lliouiitain.
CATTLE-C LASS YV.
Shortliorn (lrado (‘ow, iii milk.-I,
lliivid (‘iiiiipholl; 2, Mrs John i.eoiinrd.
Sliorfhoru Grntle lloifer (lii.lf.--1.
Mrs .loiiii Leonartl; 2. lluvltl (‘-aiupbell;
Ii, Jos. Gaudet.
liolstcln Grndo (Iow. in milk.-1.
Jcssc Mntliews.
iioliiteln Iieifer, 2 years old.-1.
012011-to Agnew; 2, Jesse Matthews.
Guernsey Grade Iieifer tlalf.-i..
_\Vin. S. Larkins; 2, Mrs Ralph Field-
ing.
Ayrshire Grade Ileifer Calf.-1, Low-
len Ashley.
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SERVIAN VICTORY.
NISII, Oct. 2.~Tlie Servians have
captured Vlusiienetza. Another st-
teiiipt by Austrians _to cross the river
Save has been repulsed.
mit -*-'irr-
rr*  
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g Some Nice
Gem-Set Rings .
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;f_,,¢,-’_§.n="i‘-::.°."i.::'2.=r.$°"‘“...-..'..°':'.:i
Th i '
=-><»-i'-T-5i'i»i-'s'-‘=’.$°.’!‘."'.%a.i.°.¥<°'.’».i‘I
me will find hue ,lust whlt is req iir~
W. N. Tanton
Sunnyside
etimasra area soliton. over a ye", V'   -M