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NDON, (let. 14-The lilxccutivc
(iouncil of the Nzitional Sailors and
`l1‘ircmeii's Union ut an c.ui<~rgci\cy
moe ti
ng today decided to take aybai-
lot of the rnunibem of the Uuioii on
the question iviictiicr they were pri-
pared,
1.11 Bl
craft.
to refuse uftcr May I, .\ill4,
lip on bo:ii'd any oceuii-goinl;
not equipped with wireless telc-
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Council expressed the opinion
niucii loss of lffc on cargo l>o:|.L.~i
be avoided iftiicy were equip-
ith wirclcsii teliggrapiiy which
be done ui; n. cost of $2,000 Li
for czich vessel.
(iouncii proposes to invite the
cn of the other iintionri to .lvill
o niovenicnt.
F();~iS WlI.L RUN AGAIN.
STUN, Oct, 15.-~(lov<-.rnor Foss,
tinics elected as llciiioi-.i‘at has
nmninntion piipcrs us nn Indu-
pendent candidate for rc-election.
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vnbuiblo horse by the use of Min-
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Youre truly,
‘~ VILANDIE FRERES.
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rug Co.
Comer Great George and Kent
Sfreefs.
By practical tests and experiments on track
horses owned by The MacKinnon Drug Co. we
know that MacKinnon Condition Pow
the best on the market d
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A lb.
hey improve the appetite. Strengthen diges-
tion, purify the blood and give new strength,
snap. vim and stamina to the animal.
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25c
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for
RIIEUMATIC
means the discovery of
SUFFERERS
medicinal reiueflif “mt Wm
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elieve and finalli' Culeims
painful disease.
having cured manY_ “Vere
cases, we recommend it tags
suffering from rhennin
with confidence.
(ieo. Efilullhes
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liheumalism Cure
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It PHYS is buy ia' nur Province.
BOSTON BOAT.-The Plant Lline
St¢1_\l'l16r is due here to-night from
I-*°B'¢0l\. Wltll' Passengers and freight.
SALE POSTRONED.-The sale of
Sliorthorn cattle to have taken place
at the farm of D. C.McKinley, North
IUVHP. wasllostvoned until next Wed-
n°3d*1Y» the 22nd lust., at 2 o'clock.
l"OS'l‘l-’ONED.-On account of the
unfavorable weather the Ladies' Aid
of the P. E. I. Hospital have pogi-,_
POW* their meeting until Tuesday
next at 3 o'clock.
LADIES (‘()ATS.-We are showing
special values in ladies coats with
fur collar and imitation lamb lining,
int.erlined with rubber in waist and
slcevvs. Priced from $14.75 toi
$27.50. Sinclair ii? Stewart, Ltd,
2131-10-16nie2i.
NEW CHARGE.-Mr. David Jones,
of l)urham, England, has been ap-
bointed by the Bishop of Nova Scot-
ia, to take charge of Georgetown,
S0“1'iS. and Cherry ,Va1ley. Ho will-
take the services at Georgetown next
Sllllday at 11 A. M., and 7 lP. M,
SPOON SHOOT.-On Saturday
afternoon 0, spoon shoot, in connect-
ion with the Civilian's Rifle Club, of
(ihnrlottetown,` will take place, on
the Kensington range. Shooting will
commence promptly at two o'clock,l
:ind the 200 yards range will be
closed positively at three o‘c-lock. If,
is to bc hoped that all members of
the club will make every ednrt to be
in attendance at this shoot, which
will bc the club’s last fixture for
the scnson, and a special invitation
is licld out to the members from the
country, who have not been seen as
often on the rouge as desired.
PARTRIDGPI SEASUN`Ul’ENS.-
l’iirtridges, which up to yesterday,
were taboo with sportsmen on thc
lsliind, according to the provisions
of the (ionic Act, are from now on,
the lawful game of all devotees of
the sl>oI‘tiuir gun. It in stntoil that
the birds are very plentiful, so that
gnnsnicn muy expect good spur
\vh|.-never they should go out for ii
duy with these birds. They are snid
to bc most; plentiful in the mst and
west parts of the lslanll. Une or two
of the most ardent sportsmen in the
eitv yesterday intended to take im-
mediate advantage of the raising of
the embargo, but the \veuther will-i
too inclcincnt to iimlic promise of ri
pleasant tramp among the woods,
and the comtcniplatcd day’s sport
wus aliniidoiied.
(‘dillR(7l'll\lS AMALGAMATF..-'f‘iie
First Prcsbytcriaii Church and St.
l'nnl'n l'rcsbyterinn (lliurch, of Truro
are about to unite forces and 3, com-
mittee on supply was appointed to
moderate o. call to some minister.
They were unanimous in favor of
Rev. J. A. Ramsay of the Kirk
Church, New Glasgow, N. S. Rev.
Mr. Ramsay is a native of Hamilton
P: E. I., and was educated ut Prince
of Wales College, Dalhousie Univer-
sity, Pino Hill College, and in l¢ld-iii-
liurgh. He has been pastor of the
Kirk Church for almost six years,
and during that time, has endeared
himself to all the members and built
up the roiigrcgation noticeably. Not*
only within the pale of his own
i'nurcli is he respected and loved but
tlu-oughout the whole town where hc
wus willing to lll\<l€l"fRl{0 UYLV H000
work, dcnoinlnatlonnl or otlicrwisc.
MORE ~l’ll.I7.l<1S.-Intense interest
in being taken by Riflemen in the ap-
proaching whirlwind matches
Thanksgiving day at Kensington
Range, Charlottetown. In addition
to thc already numerous Prizes 00'
natcd for thc different events, acit-
izen gives five silver spoons to the
second team of five men at the 200,
500 and 600 yards match. The fol-
lowing tried and true shots will rc-
prescnt the first team of the fourth
regiment:-Capt. D. A. McKinnon,
Lieut. E. Ritchie, Staff Sergt. J.
Landrigun, Sergt. A. MC_C*l\}¢» Gil"-
ner P.. Landrigan. The Civilian Rifle
(llub team will not be selected until
Saturday and will doubtless be chos-
en from the following names:-MuJ01`
Jones, George Moore, P. Barlow, G.
F. Hutcheson, G. R. Beer, R. V.
Longworth, w. K. Rogers. A. B-
Duck, and W. S. Louson. The ~Y0rk
miie Club will have at least one
team entered and D0BBib|Y two- sum'
merside boys are expected to Bend A
team. It ls hoped to have their nanws
to publish in a day or twov BB Well “S
publish in a day or two, as well as
others, Everything points to a grand
day’s sport, Thanksgiving DIIY. C0111*
mencing at 1 P. M. sharp-
::Tho Gem Junior Safety Razor
gives excellent satisfaction. We sell
them on their merits. Your monvb'
refunded ff not perfectly satisfied
with the results obtained. Only $1-00
each. Remember we guarantee this
1-Mor, Extra Blades for all safety
razors. Old blades re-sharpened, 30c
doa, E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store. MH'
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Stewart's |
Homemade
Cream Bread
Has a "dirferent taste from
ordinary Bread. Stewarvs
Bread is
_Wholesome
Food
that your family will eni0Y~
It is made of the beiif. of flour
in ii bake shop scrupulously
have it delivered
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i EVANGELINE OFF THE ROUTE.
-The Plant Liner Evangeline due to-
day from Boston will lay up at Hal-
lfax. The A. W. Perry will take the
trip to Charlottetown and remain in
the service until navigation closes in
the straits, says an exchange. The
Evangeline will probably be ready
for the south about the first of De-
cember. It is likely that the Halifax
will be laid up here for the winter.
She is now in the stream oil Mill
Cove, Dartmouth, and the A. W.
Perry is at the Plant pier making
ready for her trip to-night.
(From yesf:erday's evening Guardian)
NOVEL REC-ITAL.-Prof. C. M.
Wright, formerly of Charlottetown, is
giving a Twilight Recital, in Am-
herst this week, assisted by a leading
soprano and a mixed quartette.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRA'l‘ION.-
The members of thc Refuge Division
.No. 201 S. O. T. Intend celebrating
their 19th anniversary on l~`i‘iflay
evening, Oct. 17th, 1913. The Rev.
W. D. Wilson will be present and will
address the meeting. An interesting
program is being prepared and ai
good time is expected.
KElllSTEAD-MARTIN.-In the Ca-
thedral on Saturday at half-past one
o'clock, Joseph Keirstcad, formerly
of Moncton, but now resident here,
and Miss Catherine Martin, daughter'
of Mrs. Peter Martin of Charlotte-
town, P. E. I., were united in mur-
riage by Rev. William L. Duke, says
a St. John paper. Miss Amanda
Tliomas was bridesmaid, and the
groom was supported by John Gould.
Mr. and Mrs. Kcirstciid will make
their home at 160 Brussels Street.
LAID T0 llES'l‘.-- The funeral of
the late Rev. James Sinclair, for-
merly of this Province, who died B0
suddenly at Harbor Grace, Nflfl., wus
held Friday afternoon at Follcigli,
Colchester Co. The reverend gentle-
man formerly laboured thcre for
nuiny years. 'l`he Synod in session
in Sydney delegated Rev. Dr. (`ilni~
mings to conduct the funeral or-rvices
Several former parishoners of Mr.
Sinclair from the East. llivcr went to
Follcigh to be present, says the New
Glasgow Chronicle. _
'PHE IlAIN.- Since two o’c1ock on
Monday morning Uharlottotowii has
been literally dciligcd with ruin, the
storm being one of the licaviest iii
the Province in recent times, Yester-
iluy at strong, gusty wind came up
mid this added much to the un-
pll-asantncss of the weaitlicr. The
rain in many places was ankle deep.
(Jn a level, it is reported from the
lnicterlogical Station, it was li in-
ches deep yesterday unil about tlic
sonic. on thc previous day. The to<
tal fall for the two ilnys is 3 1-ll)
inches, and still the rain was falling
heavily early this morning' and
showed no signs of abatement.
SUDDEN DEATH.-The Hawkes-
bury Journal says that on Saturday
morning last this community was
shocked with the news that Mr.
Bianclmrd wus dead. l\‘i'i(lay after-
noon he was about town apparently
in his usual health and Saturday
morning he was found dead in his
own house. The condition and posr-
tion of the body when found would
indicate tlint he dicfl curly in the
evening and that thc call came sud-
dcnly. During the day he complained
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a Cold
How often wc hear it i Yet
what had results often follow,
from not attending to “only
a cold” at the proper time.
dust lhe Invader
before he has s. chance fo
get in his deadly work. We
have a number of veiy ex-
cellent reinedies for coughs
rind colds and o.her bronchial
troubles. These remedies are
highly recommended because
.lohnson& Johnson
The Quality Drugstore.
Use M ac’s `
Cold Cure
The cold, wet dreary fall days
develop a small cold quickly-and
make a small cold worse.
Mac's Cold Cure is the remedy
you want. It cures the cold
quickly--an efficient remedy~--is
Wketnooosl unnluuleoooeconzsc
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easy m take' can be carried in vest our hot water liottlcs ranging
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of a pain in the region of tho hcart,,
but he was in good spirits and no
one imagined anything serious was ,_ __ ,
wrong Since thc death of his wife
four weeks ago lic has been living ,, - , `
alone and had just completed ar-   M _ _
rangenients to have ri widowed sister (, < ‘ Q
make her home with him. Francis H. l .g Q
Blanchard was born in 1'. E. Island ` M) ’
but lived here since a young uiaii "‘ '_
trips on different parts of thc island.
Two brothers, Jotlian in P. E. ls-
land, and John in Truro mid three
sisters, Jane and Adeline in Truro,
and Ada in Montreal, survive him. '
The funeral took place on Monday, Q _
Rev. J. Astbury conducted services
at the house, after which the mcm»
bers of the Masonic order took charge
and held an impressive service at the
grove. \
::N(yrvf'rr, -l\"¢-rchnnts and Buyers
of Couu1.~;,- Produce take notice! We
have n good stock of Produce Ro-
eeipt Books, Bills-of-lading. Cus-
Drnft forms, etc., all at lowest - 9 -
prices. Carter & Co., Lt;l1.05 ‘D “M31  as a  S cheek;
' ' soothing to tender skins..
:Rcxall Rubber Goods are sold Ygt Strong men canngt
with the distinct iindcrstnnding that , '
if the quality is not so high as wc Weaf It out qulckly..
clnim nil money you pay will be
cheerfully rf-funded (‘nll in and sec
price from $1.35 to $2.50-hotter
zrndes nrc zimrunfccd for two yenrs
Fountain Syringes, ri vnrictY 0| ’
lsntiafnction than the common, Vkiml.
S§,8.'i to $3.25. Enema syringe! and '
everything you could want in relia-
ble .
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lb r_ Tho MacKinnon
nC‘f<‘».? _ Oo¥&§"`(fiNe£ llebrge and
they have. been Put t° the Helwus well known throughout Cape ’/qi ,@§  ‘ "
“CUNA test ill H1333' C8595 Breton. Before therc was any rail- i L "
with wonderful results. " way facilities in these parts he kept 'V4 ‘ vJ Y e S 0
a stable of good horses and drove ,Q ‘
commercial men and others on their
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