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Charlottetown Vliospital. 5682. thi-ltlsumazg friends xiii regret to hear
-_ s r. oa¢','st._ ii . ii had . 
Anmv ssnvics HELD FUND to go to nie P. E. lsignhegrbspnzl roi- "`°'“°“' W"‘*°" 1'°° °1°1 1° Flshfi -1| And Canada I3 Doing Hers -
GOLF.-The finals in the golf cham~ Richards; Treasurer, Miss Georgie 140011011 M01'1'111'1K P01111. W110 111\Dl1H11€d - - - ' ' 'J' 1
pionships were played on the links on Mc'I`ague. Secretary, Mrs. (Rev.) R. P. “D011 111111 110 he P33500 1111011811 1110 Watch for Canadian M1l1tary Man0elWfes1' In .
I Monday and Tuesday afternoons. The Murray. Plans were made by which 01115111113 Of the place. 0 Mgtion Pigtufes   . -
lady winner for this year is Mrs Fred. the whole section will be canvassed by M1’-91‘?1'1111C1¢ 15 "WY Years Of |189. B110
Morris; the runner-up being Mrs Good- collectors and the ladies also propose 11191;f01'0 11101 igllllitble as lhsgldler. .
will. The men's championship was having a social to, raise funds. Be- "_“¢0 _C911 110 E010 S 1." S1110 _ . I
won by W. K. Rogers, the runner-up sides this. the Sewing Circle will do U19 D091. simDlY. "I felt I must do Shows from   '
being A. W. Weeks. In the semi- a large amount of work. The Guar- 501119111108. 1111371111118- Wllllt WEB near-  t0  pJn-   . 
finals Mr Rogers won from D. B. diau bespeaks for the ladies abundant 030 T119 11111'V951. Y01l 809. 1180 I0 be \"""°”""-""'°”""*“-
Stewart, and A. W. Weeks from A. success in the worthy enterprise. Any- S01 111-" H0 WSH 111111031- 311010301-1C ‘l
A. McLean. The next match schedule one can become a member of the Soc- 11110111- 11-
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iieliiii iiizsiiiloihittsteigigrot nan mil sth roi. _ L. GERMAN* °*V*°5° 91'"-14 All events of mterestlin Canachan  `
uray.'t,ns.at. p.m.an w - ° " - 1% 
be addressed by a number of leading RED ggqgs “EE-"NG ug "1-_ Their Art, Science, and Manner; .Are Ll dmer;iep_M0m  0 . T  »-,,---
speakers from Charlottetown and else- STEWART.-Quite a large and repres- 5”* _T111'\. V011!" G°V°"|'1l BNI- en mg ' ' ` ' * "
where. A special train will run entative meeting was held on Mon- "MY - -  '
IT PAYS to buy in the Province..`;liARTtN§Y HALL.-There will be ser-  _ _' _ _  -~ _ _ ; , if ' _ ‘
____ ce a art I-I ll Suad , 27th. . . ' ` ' ` _' ; 
I1;/te nav.-sxysrybtoldy snonihagiiuy lash at 1 :'°cTo¢\: fum. ‘iipecui   “England Expects Every W an 
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from the city and return for this oc- day afternoon the 21st. at 3 o'cIock at '-°-'- ` ‘ T - "F 1'." '1"` '-
ciiiion. gie hoiiie or Mrs. Kniiniiii coffin, Mt. te1igN!110N. Sim- 1;2»-dl'la§\]1r1oe-1ivI&e- ‘ ~ + ' j `,, 1 
_-- f»0W1\1'l. to devise ways and means by 1' 0 ~ 3 “fm 511 - . SVG 0 " ‘ ' ` ' ‘ ' ’ '-1 `
SMOKERS GOODS.-For the best in which the women of the community 111“1'k5 11111 111111 15 1110 P1'°9°111 0111' Mrs' UPton’3 Device A Turn of The 
smokers goods visitors to the city may help the Empire in the greg; l1l0Y111e11t Of the wonderful Master- " ' ‘
would do well to visit the store of struggle in which she is now involved. 1111011- H9 15 W°1'k111K 111.19115 11011111- A Vita Laugh
E. A. Foster, where a superfine assort- One splendid feature of the meeting "$91115 111141 91110111118 Wllellti _ 810118 `
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ment of smokers goods, second to was that it was iiiterdenomlnational 910° 0 11011011110 W011111l1 Bhd P91188!!! ` aj- F TT;
none in the city is to be found. ln- and all worked harmoniously for the 110%?) 111111 $11111- I th t B lei ’ ' - f _., ,,V;. -
eluded in the list are the various common cause. The Mt. Stewart Red 9 P0 111'9 0 9 Brea. 6 an ° ` ~ ' " ' "" "" "5 .
makes suitable to ev_ery taste in pipes, Cross was organized with the following P1191- 11111111013 and W1'119l`- 01 801119 01  S  A   Will
Toliaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pouches efficient staff of officers: President, 1110 81901091- 0l1€1'11-B 0! 111008111 times, make our Sides ache ‘~
Cigar and Cigarette Cases, etc. Mrs. Alfred Grant, lst. and 2nd. Vicer W01‘l¢il18 in the fields was sent here y T" _
.___ _ Presidents, Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. DY 1110 H0119" 00l'1'08Dondent of the .i __ ,i .1-i-,_
is mixed foursomes for Siiturda' next. let on the a ment of the s ll “As soon as Bel ium was di-9, n lstence. The French know. Together,
Y Y D Y rua sum B W in ,
or 25 cents and runs be ii partner in by the madness of the oso-maniac Kai- 111111 ‘V101 1111115111 1° 1111111” We 11111’
GROWING BUSINESS.-A few a very necessary work. L Ser. I Wflllleil 1-0 E0 111618 Bild claim W1‘1_\- ,_
years ago Mr. Murdock Ross started The peace of -the village of Mt. 111Y Dlboe ln the Civil Guard. But it_ U W0110 11.01”- he 11111911911 1113
out in business for himself. On Great Stewart has ben somewhat rudely dis- 10011 B0 10118 10 S81 8 passD01‘1» There l’111"1S9 Wm' 1111 91°‘l“°"1 gesture' H”
George Street he opened u small store turbed ot' late by the firing of shot Were S0 11111115’ 1010111111198 f01` 11 f0l‘€l8ll- 111011 5111111’-11 1111- A211131 me “!1°w _you
and there by his cougcniality he won guns at night. What pleasure can be 01' 10 80 1-1ll‘0l1Sh. Only 1W0 ¢ll1YH 1180 "°“'1‘1 1-he A1’|1“y"" he “um It W1" be
for himself a steady growing business, taken out of such a Dfatice is hard 11111 I 1'0001‘/0 1110 l111D€1' I l'e1l\11l'0ll Bild 11 111111"11C11‘111' 11 '~`11a'1g‘1 fmm me 0"”
'rodiiy he finds his mide growing so for natural beings to understand. 111011 11 “'11” 100 |1116- -`“1"J°“’1 111111 11 ‘11W‘1YS 111 11"'
rapidly that ho was obliged to obtain
larger quarters and has taken the Tan- . ed- 110W 0011111 111011 01 f1f1Y. l1l111`8-11100
ton anuding. 'rne wnoie lower floor  to arms. llshi nsalnst the German THE Ai_|_|Es MAKE STEADY Pao-
is devon-ii to ii show and cutting ’~ army? The barbarians are in Brus-
rooin nnd nos ii nest little office. The _ _-_ ' sole- A sad day for my country! I
uppcr floor, which is large and roomy Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Crowe of Van- must 1111lY 11619-
affords ample space for the workmen. convey me vigi 'n Cum-10u»_et0»wn_ come accustomed to good news during
C0010 -N01 Wrlfo - the days of the German withdrawal,
lt is nice and airy and not crowded
Hn
1 THIS NEW SILVER MOON BASE
BURNER is the very latest style
  having heavy double fire pot and
O
Prices
handsome nickel trimmings which
makes it stand out from the rest.
At present prices of fuel, hard
on coal can be purchased at only a
very small advance on other kinds,
and as you can operate a base burn-
er on a couple of tons of hard coal
each season, you will readily see
that this style of heater is the most
economical in the end. Consider
the comfort of these stoves-a
scuttle of Coal put in each morning will run
the stove all day without any further trouble
to you. Having double fire pot, the Coal
feeds steadily and the heat is radiated through
the large Mica doors which in appearance and
comfort cannot be purchased.
Note the extremely low prices. Get
yours today.
Number 10 New Silver Moon $14.00 each
“ 11 “ “ “ 15.00 “
(K  H H U  I(
The first tee joint of pipe is included in
above prices. _
1" Simon W. Crabbe
The Stove Man
LONDON, Sept. 22.-l`teuter‘s An-
p _
1 Reuter’s Antwerp correspondent.
telegraphing on Friday. says: "The
Germans today completed the destruc-
tion of the town of Termonde (Deu-
dcrmonde). sixteen miles southeast of
Ghent. The communal offices were
bomliurdeil and are in ruins. The
church still stands though its tower is
iluniugcd. The hospital was more or
liisi-1 spared, but nil other public build-
ings :ind houses were destroyed."
ANTWERP VERIFIES REPORT.
Special Leased Wire from United
Press.
ANTWERP, Sept. 22.-Official ad-
lher instances of German vandalism
in the complete destruction of Ter-
mnnde ilieildermondo.) Only a church
and n. hospital remain in the city,
these reports say, and they ure dam-
aged. The (liirmans applied the
torch to the buildings, which had been
badly damaged by the bombardment
and fanned by a strong wind the fire
swept through the town.
With surdonlc humor the Germans
cnrofully removed the town's fire eu-
gines before burning the city hall and
took them outside oi’ the village. Af-
 l 1 -"1 U i  
Now for
Heating
Probleni f)c;mt1l;is39i§1§tter. Cali, write or
Are you going to repeat last
winter’s disagreeable exper-
ience or will you protect your
home and family from the ele-
ments by installing our modern
system of home heating-the
most popular, scientific and
natural ?
Now is the time to attend
YOUR
_ s* J.
O
"1 Fred. H. Trainer
-somsfuiii sf.  1--
terwnrds they carefully replaced them
on the ruins on the destroyed commun-
ul building.
MAY DESTROY BRUSSELS.
Advices from Brussels say that the
Germans have made elaborate prepar-
ations to destroy the city in case of
an attack. They are reported to have
placed explosives under a number of
prominent buildings. Meanwhile they
couiinuo their work of surrounding
the city with earthwnrks under cover
of which they have mounted a large
quantity of artillery. .
King Albert is again at the- front,
but there has been no serious fighting
since Wednesday. The Germans are
again reported to be increasing their
forces in Southern Belgium, evidently
in anticipation of an attack from the
West.
22.-A
the Hook
_ ti g in
Mr. ROSS invites all to call in and Mrs. Mathlesou, wife of Premier _ _ 1’
See 1115 new lines 01 300118. H18 ull. Mathlcson, has returned from a visit ‘I have tried 1° W1`11‘1v 11111 I 111111 11 1111011811 1110 81101100 Of 1110 Wal' 011100-
nppears in this issue, 5705, L., friend., in Amhe,~,,t_ impossible. I began a series of ar~ Now tue capital is reassured _hy ii
M ____ _ 110101! 011 1110 War- N0111l11g 11118 001116 steady file of prisoners arriving from
-|-ODAWS wEDD|NG___A quiet wcd_ Mt Fred A_ Cooper has returned of the effort. 1 feel so restless, I am -
dim; takes place at the home of Mr. homo to Lynn, Mass., after spending °“ 1-he 1°°k°“t fm' news from 111 bas
and Mrs. D. IN. Forbeh, Tyne Valllcy, iw., weeks oh the h;h,hd_ all‘(glie'tlt;1ne. I ti I I lb C
this Wednesiay morn ng when tieir M 1108 1151111 0119 B Dl11`H YZ€l Y _ -
dmgmer' Gladys Wm he united in map Mm- nu C. Hryenton Chm_1otte_ nppmgng ,-ea|hy_ The thought mm _\\\\\\\\\IIlllIlIII&iYlIIZ\\\\\\\\\VIlllI@i\\\\\B
rings in Mr. lvim Mchcan, son of Mr. ,own has returned ,w_m’e ,mm v,s_ only 11 few hundred kilometres away 2 _ ‘»
and Mr-i Daniel Miiclisnn The coup it tn' relatives i Bed ue 11 over there (the pointed northward
lc will be unattended and Rev Thom r' eq 011B1W111`0Hi 111010 l1l‘B 11111110118 Of 111011
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hs A_ wihwn’ pastor of Tyne valley Miss Norma Don" of Cape Tmv_ ranged against one another to kill mid    
i~i~i-snyiorinii cniireh, will perform die erse ,B v,_,,,,,,|g,n Vithoria me guest niglrn thlnd Itilfotroy. blots out every _ __
ceremony. The happy couple will f Nh. (3 B h_._V_ ' 0 _,ef 0115 ' D -- '- .
visit. ine cliarlnttetowii icxiiinuion and 0 bs °m e. __ 111° Waste 01 111 119 0111111- A1191'
-othr places after which they will re- . . 111011 have fought 11° V111111\111Y 1151111131
mn? th fl he Vane and r Side _ Mr' Towns” Hdtdl and wife of disease and death, after we have strug
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FUNERAL vE5TEnDAv_._'1‘hfi_ fun. _?[‘,;(;(C§3;"DuIl`€;lst;|' Miieanxlsiggggpxfgl Sled so successfully with natural for-| y _
wal of the lute ML J_ (._ MCLGULL. _Brown Pownal. ces, to fall at the will of a despot, in-
|h,,,,,r p,.hme Street' wok place yL.,_,_ 1 i sane with foolihh pride, into this wel- ` _
it-rday to Brookfield. attended by 11 M, (~0h,, H ,-,,,h,ec,, of the .it ,_ ‘"5 °‘ 011111159- demanded more room. Ihave moved into the TANT ON
lnrso 1111n1bofofo1112e11S- The Colo- if `, 1,, rt' t Ott . |` “- It was ”°“° °' °‘" “""k‘"g' We BUILDING (four doors further north) which has been
donin cinb nnd 1.. 0. Lodize, of which 1 11°, -‘"1 '"0" » ,'1““» W 10 1” were dressed into if by n sudden h. . I _
orders ,|(,L.,,aSed was an active memb,,,__ spending rl three weeks vacation on treacherous attack. And see how fitted lip f0I' I IS DLIFDOSB, With 3l'g€ Bild W€u.silghl.Ed .
attended in A b0d\._ The pau_bml_e|_s the Island witli_his wife is in the these so-called civilized Germans are workrooms, anda
were:-Messrs. ~l_ il. Belli John MC- city’ behavmg!
O I
i`e“z1e' Murdoch McLeod' “' F' Rd" Mrs. Rogers of Government House Aa They Really Are     
ms' ` has returned from Amherst whciul __ ,' V  _ _
'1°_;_“ she nttended fi convention of W. H.. -'Under their min veneer or modern' With this better equipment and a falland-_winter ,stock _- f
and F. M. S. in connection with the view.; they have been concehlihg me of Specially Selected ' ’”' ` ' ; f
Pl'0S11Y191'i&`n Church, hearts and habits of savages. They - ' '
3 ‘I ' 1 Mr (‘ I<"rauk_1II;§>nald Charlotte tw? savages in 1870 bwheu they canite' ' ° ' °
. .. . .- -- o oueu, ou rcmem er. aiu comm - » '
  IOWI1. l‘€!11l”l1€d 1101116 011 M011¢111Y 1110111 ted bnrbarities without number.    
from a most enjoyable motor tour -‘They "re savages M111, The"-`m~¢_ _
through Nova Scotia. While nwoy Mn tneii- iioisiioe, uieir manners isuawiiy my many patrons may depend upon me for STYLE. .
M°11‘11111111 111161111811 11111 11111111111 1111' from them. They reveal thonnielvos BEAUTY and COMFORT, anda service equal to the best
11111111011- as they really are. ' '
---' “And the end? There can only he
-- Amonsthe nassensors from Vioforlu one end. They must he dung book. If
Town ls Completely Swept Away Ex- to (lliarlottetown on the S. S. liar- not civilization iihisheih They msn..
cept For Church and Hospital land, Monday, were Miss Florence gm-(1 eve;-y¢|,|ng_ by which muh hug
-_- _ l’o1\nruiSo. Mrs- Goorso M:»'on1. 1111-“S raised himself from the brute-honor.
BRUSSELS FEARS SAME FATE Eli-:mor (‘lurk, Mrs. W. A. Thompson, treaties, rules of warfare’ couch,-h
__ Miss Edllli Thompson, Mrs. Fred W. for human 11fe_
Capital Completely Mined and May be Snow. Miss E. A. Palmer, Miss llnzol "You do not dgubg me emu" he
Blown Up-Another Bomb Outrage ltcid and Mrs. Russel Snow.-V. naked, looking earnestly forward. "I
1- have seen your British soldiers. They
will, I know, fight well. They know
twerp correspondent says that another what they are ngming |01-_ we know
German noronlauo dropped u nroioc- in Belgium we are fighting for our ' i
tlcle in Antwerp yesterday and that rt   F  hgmeg, for our right to national ex.
man in the street was severely wound- ' ,
ed in the shoulder. The .nature of E ur i  _g _ gn-1 _i  _
the projecticle was not ascertained, ac- ' ' " ' `
cordiug to the corres ondent
vices rcceivcd hero today tell of fur- J
Dr S. lt. Jenkins has received the
following letter, which speaks for
itselfz-
Toronto, Sept. IR, 1914.
" Dr S. R. Jenkins. Secretary, lied
(lross Society.
“ Dear Sir,-The (‘uuadian Red (‘ross
2 General Hospitals (each
520 beds) 1,040 beds
Y ll
Cross receiving warehouses, but not
now ready, we shall communicate with
you ns to making up deficiencies, if
any, lu the number of articles re-
quired. Yours very truly,
(Signed) W. A. LOWE,
Gen. Secretary.
Donations from the Red Cross Society
to the line of communication
Hospital Units.
pairs sheets; 1,500 pillow slips;
haudkerchlefs; 6,000 cheese
1,000 pyiamas; 3,000 pairs
2,000 shirts, outer;_ 7,000 tri-
baudas0B (ordered already);
bandages, 500 nail
600
5 000
"The civil Guard has been disbiind- tllonsllt'-S."
-GRESS.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-After having bc-
nris was made a little nervous
A  1.' _' 3
`the scene of actl9n,_ Saturday, 1,500
prisoners were brought here. 'Fi-|.
day, 1.200 arrived, and on the preced.
ing days since the Germans first fell
b11Cl¢. 1.000 10.1.5120 has lgaeu the daily
average. More thnn 10. 00 prisoners
of war are now here. Reference in
last night‘s oillcial "statement, which
Suoko of n11n1efr_>1l11.i>r_l1_1s1,r\ers. furdiei-
encouraged tho qiebple ofithe -clf.y._
_ __ ,_ . _
::We are particularly proud of our
display of cltpcolates for we know ws
have the variety 1aud' completeness of
stock, purity, freshness ,and absolute
deliciousness 6ha't' perfect- satisfaction
can be had here every time. Our var.
isties of_ chocolates lncl_u/.le such delle.
ncics as Mols’a Neilson's`, Willards and
liiggctts, priced at 35c a b0x"upwards.
` rge and Kent Stree s. """" ~ ’ME.tf_
Mucl\'lnnon Drug Ch, Cor, Great, Geo.
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in the Province.
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Glad to Show Goods and Quote Prices.
MURDOCK ROSS
150 Upper Gt. George St. Phone.
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under shirts; 2,000 drawers; 1
-‘iéJ.E§i(‘§.'.§:.§3({_"iii.‘?.‘.€i‘§.... ...A  THE bull-dog is typical of the British ..
- nffggbghgulances each ,G0 beds race---men fearless in attack, grim
W,   0, ,__,,,__,§;_‘1,2V,‘;,,1,;‘--,1,;1 ' and _ determined, tenacious, invincible`.`
§.‘3.T..f.if."'i.‘;‘..if£§5‘”§.§l3.’i§"i..Iilsié We _ln _Canada are proud of the bull-dog., 5'
 S1121" 111 11S--*haf '<111~'1l11Y Of 121000 H11.
1;1;_1.1.1:§1_f_1.§§:1.‘i:i-'_~e1'n;1_‘-if. 116111 -,011 111161  <1111111@SS 111 __
an shi ments already made to Rod  u °     
Everywhere in Canadamanufacturers, whole- Z L- 1 7* 1
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Society hits been r_cq\icstcil to equip - .
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