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_L_ _ 3% _ ‘ ‘ f 'i _p " ~ f  tuna onannomrnrown Guannmn OCTQBER 13, 1917
it  rv L. #_ R R `. r / YV Y _“TNT T O
why Kootenay Ranges stay good as
new, long after other ranges have worn
out; how the asbestos joints prevent
leakage of air or drafts; how the alum-
inized _iiues 'prevent rust; and why
they require less fuel than other ranges.
Ask our dealer or write for booklet,
_ M‘Cl¢ryB
Koo1'ENAY RANGE
no vutcouvln
”°""°” _ i;‘il‘5’S§?t n.i.‘.°"’n“iu"i”mP’"€§’nolnr ,.
siisluiroon somolvron
For sale by . `
ROGERS HARDWARE co., LTD., Charlottetown.
, .
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D   Stewart Burns. Grade' V, 1, Ruth
on Cairns, 2, Aus-tin Hammell, 3. Hilda _WEDDING BELLS""' st' Marys
Malone 4, John Ta or 5 Dork _tChurch. indian Rive‘r,»was the scene
ally low
Prices
Offered
in. 0ur
Big
12-Day
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/ sale _
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Holman’s 12-Day Furniture Sale
presents exceptional money-saving op-
' portunities. H _ `”
Now is the time to do your buying,
while this big sale is in effect. ______  _
' You can get Furniture for any room - 2
in the house, at in many cases but a `
fraction of its present~day value. 1
R. T. HOLMAN Limited _
,suiviwisnsrol-3 , '
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Barnet. Elmsdale, were passengers to
595 10 i2Ml£2i. mn
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A U TUMN
OFFERINGS
IN
JE WELR Y
fv.`X()I/ISITE ANI) CHARMING ARE THE NEW AND UNIQUE
THINGS WE ARE ()I<`I<`EI?lNG THIS AUTUMN. FOR A BIRTHDAY,
WEDDING OR ANNIVERSARY GIFT YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT
WILL SA TISFY YOU, ANI) PI.EASE THE RECEIVER. YOU MA Y
KNOW THAT WHA T YO!/BUY FROM US IS HIGH IN QUALITY
AND TIIE FULLEST VALUE FOR YOUR GOOD MONEY.
C. W. PATTERSON
' '-'.'!"-11|.: -. 0
Ravagcs of Time liver aiitibowels regular, by the _ _ ..}.l».m'i
n»»
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dian representative in Bummerslde
Josephine Scranter, Dupllssey, bal-
‘ last. Buctouche, Bonus. Capt. Straight,
-CHURCH NOTICE-,Re'v. D. Jones
of Tyne Valley and J. M. Murchison of
Sunday 14th. llev. Mr. Kock of Ceil-
tral india will address tire Malpeque
congregation on Sunday ut 7.30 p. ln.
and Monday 7.30 p. nl.
___
--LOWE R FREETOW N.-The follow-
thc' Lower Freetown School for thc'
month of September. Grade Vlll, 1.
y s, G or
gie Burns. 4. Genevievo Hammell. 6.
l\atherine Malone Grade Vll 1
' _ yi _ . _ Jard
ine. Grade IV, 1. Marlon Burns, 2,
ldri Hammcil. Grade Ill, 1, Angus Ber-
nard, 2, Donald Bernard. Grade ll, 1,
Mae Profitt. 2, Dorothy Hanimell_ 3,
Jennie Richards. Grade l. 1. Frank
_Ree'ves, 2, Cainden Gardiner, 3, John-
Villlett., Teacher. .
WESTERN PERSONALS
-Rev. Mr. Murray, O‘Leary, was
in Surnmerside on Thursday. H
-Mr. Malcolm Buchanan and
daughter, were in town on Thursday.
-H
-Messrs. Emmanuel Gaudet and S.
\’I‘. Gallant, were passengers west on
Thursday. H
-Mr. L. H. Douglas, Cardigan
was n visitor to Georgetown on Sun-
day.-G_ I
-Mrs. J. A. MscNeill of Digby, N.
S., ig' visiting hor sister Mrs. VV. A.
`(‘.hing oi’ Sunimerside.
-Miss Rita Cillnpbell ()'l.enry.
spoilt Thanksgiving in Georgetown
the guest of her friend Miss Dorothy
Nicholson.-G.
-The Rev. H. MciLellan irorn the
l'nivorsily at Sackville. NN. B.. paid
u visit to West Cape for Thanksgllv-
ing day.-W. .
-Messrs. A. L. Rennie and George
('harlottetown on Thursday .even-
ing. H
---The many friends. of Mr. George
Warren ol Sumnicrside will be glad
to ltnow that he is rapidly rct'ovt~l'-
ing i`rom his recent illness.-l..
-Miss llortie I.. tlasoley rctllrneii
froln the t‘ity last evening alter
spending the week ond with friends
and rolillivcs in Summcrsitie.
~Mr. und Mrs. D. lt. Morrison.
Sllnlnlcrsltlc rllltoed to Cllarlottetowil
on Tuesday i'or n lc-w days pltrns1li'c
trlp.~ll.
-Mrs.. l<`islier, Newt`ountll.and is
visiting in Georgetown. Mrs. lfisher
is the guest oi' hcr brother llcv. J.
A. Greenlcss.-G.
loft on return to their honies in Bos-
ton aiter a short visit to their formc-r
friends.-H.
-Much sympathy ls iolt tor Mr.
und Mrs. A. Wall ol' Coleman whose
tlaugliter passed away on Sat.llrda_v.
the d0<'ense'd being twenty-three
years. of age.--W.
-Mrs. .lohn A. Woodairlt-_ lion-
sington, was a pleasant visitor to
Summerside on Thanksgiving day.
While in town she was the guest of
Mrs. Mlnto,'Gr‘anvilln Street and dur-.
lnll the afternoon many former
t'rle'nrls paid a visit to this- worthy
lady.---H
-Messrs Uowperthwait and J. J.
Todd of the Oiilce staff of Canadian
Bank of Commerce at 'Summersido.
have been transferred, the former
goes to Halifax anti the latter to the
Charlottetown branch. Ont, of thr-
vacant positions in Summerslde ls
Be Careful
Malpcque will exchange pulpits on'
' ny Gardiner, 4, Hazel Richards. Wlnniel
Y ' REo clnossisoclsrv. 1
0 B kl t E lains The W estern Guarazan _ f . V  
' ' ' ' ' "     ' ' -‘ ‘ '*~ al Bad ckno ‘I d $22,
ur  - e  -11" P/ive zohuyni thhprovlnce. -THE NloRNlNo oAl|.v ouAR- 519-59* y B we sed  &  `
r lD|AN can be obtained at Langnyrs Ml8D-Catherine MllcN9lll. WBr~ _
-MR. W. K McGOU3AN is Gu-ar |1‘0m;0|-la| Parlors, Summerslde.  ren St., Brookline, Mass.. 
formerly New Dominion. P. ., , _ _
_ - - ‘ 1 uecn_ bi. Clliulottetown
-si-llPP-luo.--rho rollnwing school 7° “N"'*'A“ 3'f°°m l1°“H° Wm* E' I' . nw". 1 19 U Q ’
ners have cleared:-Sth. G. C. Kellyyan mudem 'mm'°v°m°”t5 D" S°°°“d “nigh Redicmss 'par Mrs'
-‘ff-'-' 1 -‘~` `-’-'-“-' -"'11 -`~‘-`-`-'-1'-'Y'-' “-'-`-'-‘~‘-‘-`~ ' ‘ ~'~ Y ~ -`-'~ -1'-‘-“ff ‘-'rr'-:_ _-:_ :_-:: . :.11 :_ Amg unt |-
streot lgummemtd A D J. G. MacFadyen, Trens 50.00
captain Burke, in hnllnst, Pioiou; :nh ' °- DPW - P°'”¥
Tanton. 640-10-13M3t.
ballast, Picton; 10th. Glyndon. Capt. _Two CENTS PER WURD EACH
Razavm' ballast' Sy.dney_ H insertion for advertising in this
column. Cash must accompany order.
Minimum charge twenty-five cents.
tier to us. F. W. Strong, Co.. Ltd.
623-10-13M2i.
lA* ._
H .N $ " R- T- H01-MAN' LTD-I 3“"'""°"'ld°' _ A ting is the standing of the pupils of' _SERVICES CANCELLED- *On
‘account of the illness of the Rev.
illlr. Mitchell, there willl be no sor-
!._ _ ____ _ Je--. _ 51 H Laura Cairns' 2| Am Cairn 3_ G _‘vices both morning and evening in
'tho Presbyterian Church at Summer-
Islds on Sunday the 14th inet.-L.
[of a very interesting event on Tues-
day morning. october sth, when Mr.
Louis 0'Connor of Clinton led to the
altar, Miss Ella G. Malone, daughter
of John R. Malone of Freetown. The
bride was prettily attired in a suit
of navy blue with 'hat to match and
was assisted by her sister Miss
Maude of Boston, Mass-., while Mr.
John Cash of Grahanrs Road ably
supported the groom. The nuptial
knot was tied by the Rev. Mgr. Gillis
after which the bridal party drove to
the home' ot’ the groom where dinner
was served. ln' the evening they re-
turned to the home of the bride
where a reception war- held at which
a large' number of relatives and
friends were present. The bride was
the recipient ot’ many' beautiful and
costly gifts, including 3 get of grcy
wolf furs. the gift of the groom.
The happy couple will reside at
Clinton.-L.
, FIRST M ETHODIST.
11 ii. m., sermon, subject, “A se-
rious indictment." 2.30 p. m. Sunday
School and Bible Flrisses. 7 p. in.,
sermon, subject, “The Argument of
the Event." Preacher, Rev. R. G.
Fulton.
GRACE CHURCH. _
11 ii. m.. sermon. 2.30 Sunday
School and orchestra 7 p. m.. sermon.
Students and visitors welcome; all
seats free. Preacher. Rev. F. W.
Sawdon.
ST. PAUL-'S. '
Holy Communion at 8.30 a. m. 11
a. in., Morning Prayer. 2.30 p. in..
Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7
p. /m., Evening Prayer. Preacher.
Rev. T. W. Murphy.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
ll a. m., sernlon. 2.30 Sunday School
and Bible Classes. 7 p. ni.. sermon
Visitors welcome. Preacher. Rev. 0.
B. Emery.
ST. JAMES/
-ROBIN HOOD FLOUR-Just re-
ceived, lt has no equal in quality and
makes more loaves than any other
brand. Price right. Send your or-
cHuncH_s_nvlcrs'
Sturgeon Red Cross per Mrs
Hugh 'Colllngs Treas
W, P. A. Victoria for wounded
Soldiers Fund per Mrs. E.
Boswell
Proceeds Autograph quilt made
by the pupils Gladstone
School per Miss J. Heartz
Teacher
Mrs. James E. Dlngwell, Mid-
gell per Mis-s Marion Web-
ster. Marie
'Part proceeds social held in
Baldwlns Road School per
Mr. Michael Corcoran
Macboqald Womenlg llnsltittlte
per Mrs. J. Walter Jones
Secy.
Cavendish Red Cross per Mrs.
Anna Simpson. Secy.
Alberton W. P. A. per Miss
M. Blanche Leartl, Treas
Collected by Mt. Stewart Red
Cross Society per Mrs. Rus-
sel C. Clark, Trees.
Campbellton Red Cross por
Mrs. G. S. Wright, Treas
Proceeds Dance and concert
held ill Little River School
House per Miss Wlnnlfred
L. McGee, Teacher
Dominion Jubilee Offering in
Cavendish, New, Glasgow
Rustico and Stanley Church-
John F. Macdonald Esq., 210
. Hillsboro St., City
Proceeds social held by Miss
Annie Bradley and Miss
Madeline- McPherson. Latin-
ching
Crapaud Red Cross Del’ Miss
Lizzie MacKinnon-
Pnrt proceeds entertainment.
held in Lower Montague ‘per
Ge-o. A. Poole -'EBIL
Mnlpeque W. P.~ A., per Miss
Janie MacNutt.
Miss Catherine MacNelll, War-
ren St. Brookline, Mass..
formerly New Dominion P.
E. l.
Proceeds Ice .Cream festival
hcltl by Marie Excelsior Mis-
sion Band per Preston R.
Coffin, Treas
'fFr‘.anQte» Day" colledtion Mil-
'ton per Rev. B. P. Col-
clongh
Hamilton L. 0. 1.. Clyde
River
Kensington W. l". A. D01' MYS-
W. H. Darrach, Secy- (SGD-
payment)
West River Bridge Athletic
Club per Mr. Roy Leitch
Malpeque W. P. A. per Miss
Janie 1\llncNdlt tSent» pay-
ment)
Part proceeds picnic Red
Point Womcn’s Institute
es per Rev. John Stirling 129.00
23.05
22.50
10.00
2.00
27.25'
25.00
30.00
50.00
283.90
50.90
26.00
3.00
66.25
I
20.00
25.00
50.00
30.00
31.30
14.76
10.00
50.00
17.00
50.00
greatest variety in Charlottetown will be shown
-at prices that will delight you.
year ago. Hence we’re able in most cases, to sell
them to you, by the pair. at prices as low or low-
er than wholesalers will sell the same strckings
today by the case.
S cure Your Requirements
Heavy ..........  ........3¥c3 for$l.0(f
   ._ ........... ... 60|: pair
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quality) ....................... ._ ._ _ ..,_.......75c pair
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Stocking Day Here
Saturday allday
Stockings Offered Here at Retail, Lower
than Wholesale Prices
LL DAY TODAY, Saturday, we’re conduct-
ing a big display of fill stockings.. Wool,
Worsted and Cashmere stockings in the
These stockings were bought more than a
in Stockings Now
Women’s Black Cottm Fleece Lined 'Hose
Womens Black Cotton Fleece Lined Hose
Women’s Black Cashmere liose (Penmans)
Women s Black Cashmere Hcaver (Penmans)
 _  .... ._ .........75c pair
Womens Llama Cashmere line pure wool
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ $l,0O pair
Boy’s Heavy Worsted Ribbed llose 50c pair
Boy’s Heavy Worsted Ribbed Hose Fine
Women’s 2-l Rib Black Union Cashmcfc
`-_
pet- Miss Ethel Bruce. Selly-
Treas
Proceeds Patriotic Concert
Websters Corner per' l'lf‘v-
A. _J. MacDonald P.P.
25.00 I
40.00
Total to date $33-529-G0
D. A. MacKlNNON.
lion. 'l'reuS-.
630.
SAILORS /.ISD THE WAR
The gt-ttttth lmtl Foreign Sailors-'
Society is celebrating lit* t‘l‘lltellary
Hose;......... . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . , . . , . .
 _.f.....50c pair
Childrens 1-1 Rib Union Caslnncrv Hose 6
1-2 to_9 1-2 ...............  .................. ..35c pair
(nrl’s 1-1 Rib Block Cashmere Hose (Wooll
8-10; .............................. .. . . . . . .
._ 6bc pair
W0men’s 2-1 Rib Cashmere I-lose Special
Knees Toes and Heels   ...... ..80c pair
Women’s 2-1 Rib all Wool Cashmere [lose
Special Ankles and Feet . . . . . . , . . . . .
.. $1.00 pair
Women’s 2-1 and 4-l Ribbed Super Cash.-
mere llose also Suitable for Bovs . ..$i.25 pair
_ Diamond Kuee_ 4-1 Rib Cashmere liose ill
sizes 7 to 9_onlyVPrice . . . .
 ...... ._ 95 to $ L25
ll a. ln.. sermon, silbjefl- "ill-“ww or Shortly und in vlow oi this 0V€l‘ll
the ()rdinar_v." 2.30 liuntlny School h0m___\_ to mise, _£350_;,0(, fm- thg fm-_
  »¢.»a.»\.<'.`l‘~"‘f~"’°~-fr' ~ *-
Q
PEOPLPS cHuncH_ owners, odlcers and men. R
and Bible t‘l~is.-ms. 7 p. ln.,_sermon. the-f extension of its work* |.~0unt-led
subject, "A Strange Empire Bulitier."|m tm, flnyu ot Lord Nelson and with .
-Messrs W. J. Mclnnis, Ellcrslie l‘rc-aciit-i-----Rev, Dr. l<‘nllcrton. Stran- Admiral Gamhter as ttn tlrst prcsiti- G t Y k H
'antl W. ll. Ramsay, Tyno Valley have gers welcome i.:id seats provided. l t, th Society has made the weltare e   I  S 
,en e
‘nf nrltish _-.nnmon its llrsi charge
zl0~ CHURCH- Io..-...hn.....l on pn.--i lnmlfsl v‘§“"“- St01‘€ Open 8 .I`I‘l. tO  J
both services. 11 a. 'm. "Rally l)‘-ly." Great Britain and elsewhere have V
programme by the Sunday School and given i-'heltel‘, l`00li. M141 Clmlllnli to ` “ " " '°"
congregation. 7 p. m.. sermon, “(7n- thousands of men. The crews of tor-
r one of its first chars
nada on Trial." All seats ircc. Stran- petlocd shlllll H B  I `  
gem w,.|c0m(._ les, and most grateful than ts lava
.been received by the Society from '_-
.. ..... .   ...........  .....50cplir
Odd sizes tal Cashmere Hose Ribbed
During the progress of the Wal tl\0 l  '
Rev. J. l). .VlacKellzie will preach at Smgletyni institutions in all parts 0' \ _
F E £
sue, It., .loHN s. Mattson.
tmtpenned to hundreds .oi seamen or ____
Scrvlro 'lt 7 D m Rev I) Mac- ‘heir d°9end°“m surfermg through
Lean. Pastor. me War' “nd many one thousand In tho
prlssinic of the late John S.
_ l oner of War re'c-
"“"°r°' Wm’ “reelpr st n B M of more Mat-Leotl. one of the oldest landlnarlm
(T0
ST' PETEWS'  f;‘ti(00p|?t:l? sjeeak. Suitable literat- of Lot 67 "M 'won "(""°V““' nor"
ure is distributed to men of the Nav- March' 18%' "car (What lf* lmwl the
lilth Sunday after Trinity. Holy B1 Mummy Met' tramporw' mme vmage of mmmhnne after a long and
Communion R a. m.. Matins and Lita- Sweeper’ patrol boats' Hgmhoums' useful lift' he calmly breathed his last
ny_1i a. m, Sunday Schooland liiblo_&c' ,l,he`Society_.8 Kms Edward VIL on Satul"l.'l_v the 6th inet. (lf stal- _ '
0'3"!" 230' E"’m'°"5 7 D' m‘ Ml Nautical School has trained lads l'0l' W5" f""’"" “Htl Klan! f0l'l\l. lllllol-lsl,
s°“t" f"°°' RM' C'm°“ Simpmn “mutha merchan service, and over 4.000 was unknown to him and it was only.
Edwin ‘7“k""' _ have roceive§ their Board of Trade »durinl: thc past two months that hcl
cnrtlncntgg at\the School. The ctm- had bw-n tfontlnvd to his honso until
SA'-VAT|°N ARMY' tenary fund will enable this school hed, Thr, best nmd|ca| ,km promd
lto be extended. Centenary ""b°°"lD*- unavnlllng, und, knowing this. he l
Holiness meeting 11 a. m., Satlvatlonitons may be sent to Sir Frederick awmttd the and with reslgnauom He
th inst. and was largely atttnldnd.
' he renialnil were conveyed to the
(' urcli where li very impressive sor-
vl -e was conducted 'by the Rev. T. W.
G0 dwiil. ’ After the service the cor-
teg re-for-med and proceeded to
Hill svlile t`emetery, whore the ro-
mal s were rovercntly consigned to
the rigave. By his first wife he leaves
a lar ti family of sons and daughters.
ills it-Iccolitl wife survives him.
i _.
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7.30 p. m. No meetinti Ht Victoria cial Road. E. 14. - tnlninr-.mu when tt", tntmg,-0 ,,,|,,,.B_‘ For reserve ‘ Chow”
Monumzntsthat ¢ndu|'¢fh¢ P”~"k~ Y"" Wm b° “'e|°°m° w ‘my ----l-*-' U"""l NlVl\l\Ll80B 0! 'his boyllood six-
-f0k th85t0m3Ch W8" “IG Of ill” “MVB H0l`V|C°“~ GRAV HAIR il tivo or sovonty years ago are con-
| ~`.‘_-° ‘ °
Meeting 3,30 p. m. Salvation Meeting Gt-om-t, J; P. Sailors' Palace, Commer- was it man of more than 0;-dtnar t. &
1 or Pickles
t. I
timely and helpful aid of- ' . JAPAN suitoma l=|»=~rv sl-ova l --- A J,,,,,¢.,, f th . I
._ _ ‘_ H \ R writ ‘ . . o o leace tor Q|lncr1`ll
Are what you seek to make ' 'ro se useo ron THE Al.l.|Es.i or. nomar: iurrlmlrrnlm ;u;m;:°ed`,numy for hm a century’ mny| M
the grave of your departed ' I 1 """°' ““°“ “ ‘ ' ' sou hi his uvl
with We supply no others. is wnsnmoron. oct. 11.- rilltylio restore my hair to its “°¢‘"°'l 8 ° co _"mc" W" "M" cr mn. A now ninnit Juni
__ _ 1 t_-|‘=ll99rfUl|Y lilven. in religion R Pres-
Qm M°numentsafethe best cargo ships, now building in Japan tolor or money refunded. Posit VMI' h L In
(-,Q K¢-nt strut in oomiili-no those rlnfv-wlilna. of "twill ohnrioneown hv notldln mon.. llnls- ‘"“` "f "‘° "“‘°“ ’“°“‘l'°" ‘lf Wirth
9
um.; ma. in ‘ l..o.l.. n ih ,_ lm side .
 bmw* 40°-000 I0" ¢‘°P°°“Y' I-!|"l"» °V\’°”““ P0” Omm the decexsd tiiitdic plazgeohunglbaddsd S nv
ilmllioai limi are our
non Perfect Seal and
ini
- - ' - _ ._ . in politicii a lite-long Con- .
' - - -. th Ani <1 til i d fi niniurloun. Prlfil ye' “ -
l  to be had. Esnmates given' ‘ I ' lblrntgg lirlliriiiilozli traede. The lxlsliseufl :i)i)0aDo:te paarld. mllvrlte Tramaln 5UP'l'°"a"v°' A 'm'°°'“l "5"" in lb" i - ~
I  &  I ` l _qtmm ,-¢|aa,,`.,1 15t)_000 tm". of ,tant P", ¢°__ 1-,,°,m,_ ¢,,t_ on pale ln.0ranze fraternity. he was at his death  S