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'fcoal _lety us quote
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Pill outstanding accounts
 due us. We are in need of
money and a settlement
 would be appreciated.
Overdue Am
 All overdue acco
Wanted
’ By l0tli of October
, collection.
Act
promptly
 further expense. _
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lately will
Court for
and save
rabbe
Some ,bf the; worst
_ cases _of rheumatism-it
is posaible to conceive-
have been ,cured by this
unequalled remedy.
If you suffer from
eumatism do not fail
o get -a bottle of this re
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lable remedy.
Prepared and sold onl
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"The Penple's Druggist"
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 Auiong a squad of
5.-1~, were beiiig examined
 ledge oi' ambulance wo
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T-RUE, AT T
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H.; irisiimziii with whom the
 the following colloqny:
f-si l)oc-tor- Wiiat woul
HAT. -f '
Compln ion.)
policemen who.
rk, says “The
was a certain
d you do to at
I
Here is a Good
Salve
For cuts, burns, abrasions
and skin eruptions of any
kind use Rexall Healing
Salve.
Simply wonderful how
this salve will quickly cure
and bring instant relief.
Large box 25 cents, special
size 50 cents. Money back
if dissatisfied.
MacKinnon Drug Co.
The Rexall Store
aid. 
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tags at 61 Pownal Street-has just been
l_i`and_somely_ painted- outsidey. in, two
What are youj doing for your country
which has done so much for you?
Consider it now in this great nation-
Bl crisis and ask yourself the quest n
-Kensington Sunday School hold their
annual rally on Sunday next, October
the seasons work. A feature of the pro_-
gramme will be the taking of the
patrol of scouts organized from the
gramme and give a short address.
V. M. C. A. PRAYER MEETING. -
The weekly prayer meeting took the
form of a reception to receive reports
from delegates at the Sunday School
Convention held at Montague last
Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. gave in-
teresting accounts of their impressions
and suggestions were received for
the improvement of the present meth-
ods used in our Supday Schools. It
was announced that a teachers train-
ing class would be formed shortly for
junior work of the Sunday School, to
whicii all are cordially invited.
MEN_ OF THE 82ND REGIMENT-
Your_ commanding officer is calling
upon you to make a sacrifice by giv-
times of peace, will you train in times
should have not yet done so. The
Infantry Company now being organiz-
ment to enlist. “Forward 82nd!" Let
every man who ever heard that com-
mand now respond to his Colonel's~
their know-
doctor had
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man who had a cut on his forearm?
Policeman- Sure, sorr, I'd bathe it
.witli...warni,.soft water. ----~
Doctor- What do you mean by soft
water?
Police mari- Ocli- Just soft water
sorr; wet water.
Doctor-And what is hard water.
. Policeman-Ice, sorr.
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Be Skeptical oi
Bargains
ot All is Gold that Glitters
If you want, good, pure
reliable' tobacco go to an
\`) honest manufacturer. W
 _ have _earnestly striven to
-‘f;»i_`~' eeiriblish sucha reputation
 will say that we have never disappointed them. I-lickey’a
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
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our best efforts but the best to be bpd iii the tobacco line.
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Prince Edward Island Railwa
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1,20
2.10
2.55
3.30
Canadian Government Railways
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27th, 1915
Trains Outward
‘ Read Down
` P.M. Noon
A.M. Atlantic Standard Time
7.35 Del).
8.30
9.02
9.27
.9.50 Arr.
A.M
Charlottetown Arr. 11.40
Hill-"Br River ` 10.96
- Emerald Jet. 9.59
Kensington 9.27
Summer .side nop. 9,00
Trains Inward
Read Up
P.M. A,M.
10.50 .10.20
9.52 ‘ 9.03
9.21 5.45 8.10
8.55 5.02 -
830 480°
P.M.
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P.M.
12.10 Dep.
1.42
3.10
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5.20 Arr.
Summerside
Port Hill
I AM.
Arr. 8.45
7.48
~ 0’I.-esfy ' 7.04 _
Alperton M0-_
frignisii _ nop. 5.45
4.00
2.40
1.85
1 .80
P.M.
5.80
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0.00
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for King any Country. _Eiiiist to-day
meeting of session in Zion Church the
tion for work among young people
was discussed and it was decided to
The` work,under consideration fhas
referenc
fact to the making of a ,home for
young people in all walks oi' life who
vided and facilities for writing home
will be installed in the social room
will also be a feature. Sabbath even-
the usual service. It is held that the
ent to the social life of young
people in general and this move is
contact with those who are deprived
of the comforts and associations of
their own homes. ,
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::80RE FEET-Are you troubled
with them? Penslar “Tread Essyff
Foot Powder will give you instantrs-
liof from that bot, burning sensation-
so often troublesome in warm westb-
er. There's nosiing that will put.
25c. box. E. A. Foster, Cen al,
Drugstore. ’ '
Miss Ada Bradbury'-A -_ '
Try a 1|
Marguerite
The Marguerite is the
best 10c Cigar you can get
anywhere, it is the leader of
high class smokers.
_ 4 _ f _  .1 th _O I U 7.; k j i=oe1'e‘RsNEweo.,-ssvoi-oiof 'ins
fyi. W? ° U9?" im , °_1`0° li* ar ‘ fold and broken wooden post support
- ` ' " ' lnggthe-.~_y¢ine Kwlrd round the -grass
"_;__y`°UR. ¢gU_N1-Ry NEEDg.y6U___ »|>l0tB il) flibllli of the3P0st Office hll.V9
.,_bee_n'_roplacg}d by new ones. M
Roberts. `F'. M., Field Marshall' Young ‘ °|'lUR°H'3ERV|CE3- ”*R°V- D- MC'
man. that was the question askedfall L9” Wm' W°°°h (D,- V-9 ft I-'°i 45
young men of the Empire in times 5.9-lib T411 .0°t0_‘7°\` 3'1". 9-30 i\»_ m'
of peace by the late Lord Roberts. HISM Qld all 2-30 P- iii- “nd U10 P90919"
Church at 7. -
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“Dare I stand aside?" If your cial- '»P°,3TP:°NED _ D°°|"““°“ f°"
science bids You So. enlist at once in §§il;‘e3n5plE‘;g“;%st;‘;_]:ii§;,\ wzas . W- gglég
ii ii d 1 f .  .. _,  ---___ ._ _.-.H GMD
t e san D angfgmpany " ' until to-*day owing to the ilaildre of
KEN3|NG1-ON HA|_~|_ 3_ s_ RA|_|_y_ one‘of'the'returning ofllcers- to send in
-the-lreturiis.. ~- ,_ _.. -_ _
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ard,-commencing at 2.30. Au interest- ...THE ..P°Fi-ul-AR STYLE-,3'f°P“l°“s
in! programmé is being arranged and muuilery °P°“1"3 t°d“Y and '-°m°"'°“'|
it is hoped that a large number of par- Bhowil 'ill the furniture room, con- » -
ents and friends as well as all the 919" "M" “\1m°"°“5 hi’-‘!a5°m9 'm°‘1°l»s
scholars enrolled will be present' at f°\` Ydilllg and old for dress or,tailor-
this you-|y m1|ymg of me fm-ces for ed occasion, and everyone is invited
to call and see them. 3246.
Scout promise by the boys of the new FORWARU 32ND|-'EVGYY ma”
who ever .trained in the 82nd Regi-
boys gf Kensington Bch0°]_ The Rem ment should consider to-day whether
Mr, Fulton Wm take par; in the D,-0. or not he should enlist in the island
Infantry Company now being organiz-
ed by Colonel Allan of the 82nd Regi-I
ment for overseas service.
ately after service at Argyle Shore.
tridges and sportsmen will govern
themseivw accordingly to avoid coin-
plications.
different winter sports.
ed under Colonel Allan offers a great Stn; l':'|E;i':°D'S.; C|RcLE§' _'IEW
L- it t 1| g . o n eegrap says :- speca
ommr un y 0 a men of his Regi committee of the N. B. and P. E. I.
Methodist Conference in session Tues-
_d_a_y _night ,iii _Centenary Church, de-
cal; for men who are wining to “gm cided to accept theiinvltation to hold
the next annual conference at Sum-l
» - - ` merside (P.‘l‘.’)`it will- begin on ‘
|N Z|QN _ _ June 8. The meeting was presided
CHURCH At 8' recent over by the president of the confer-
matter of a more thorough organlza-, 5:1552 §;;‘e§i‘i;‘g:_`g"ggf]‘?'1;fl‘;€"2jh‘;’:v‘¥ |
en, Milltown; Rev. George Steel, sup-
moye toward the keeping ot- the erintendent of missions; Rev. Thomas
Ch h Marshall, Fredericton; Rev. Samuel
“rc °p°" “ve” ‘lays i" the week' Howard, Woodstock; Rev. R. W. woo-
dail, St Andrews’ Rev
H
In
W' ht
e chiefly to a closer interest ' 5. ' ' ' ‘g `
i tl 1 ~ _ - man, Bathurst;'*Rev. J. L. Dawson,
n le Sold er boys and students' m Charlottetown; Rev. G. M. Young,
Summerside; (P._E. Lg Rev. W. H.
are more or less strangers in thefclty. Ba"`“°l°“5h; “IW J' umer. white'
Good reading material Wm be pm_ W. D. Baskin, both of this city, and
J. J. Weddall, of Fredericton. It rep-
- » ' resented every district. The important
Games and other forms of recreation business of the/Asession was the mb
D t '- ing of the next place of meeting. In
eba es and magic lantern lectures addition Rev' George Steel and J_
ings will be given to short sacred con- ‘Hunter white were a‘pp°mt°d t° the
certs with light refreshments after s"p°m“m'"y fund °-°mm“‘-tee; ‘md
Rev. W. H. Barraclough was appoint-
Ch hgh _ ed _to 'the missionary* committee 'iii
indligfma’ as mtherw' been ‘somewhat place of Rev. H. E. Thomas, who had
resigned to go to the front. Other mat-
made as .B preliminary to an wider ters of a routine .nature were also
disposed of. In the ;morning a session
of the missionary cdnimittee of the
conference was held. Matters mostly
routine, -however, .were considered.
_ .Rev. W. H._ Barraclough was the
chief sneakeryat the third _quarterly
rally of the Methodist Young- People's
Union. held Monday evening in the
fMethodlsti>Ohurch.l There, was a good
attendance. The- iCa.rleton Church
branch,__w,on the flag for the largest
your feet in goo shape so quicgly. °'“`°"m`°m- ` " ‘
:TREAL fresh c'od,_had;.iock, .smelts
at P.aquet’s 'stand -in 'the City, Market
Building. , -1 H __ H ' I 3152pd.
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:: _e ae,ape ng avoro
88 Great George 8_trsot yourlpreserves. Dlér lxtigléi-. 0811611145
Art Needle Work and materials for' “B9 Y " 0`l\ the - of sp ces
w0rk|ng_ stamped Linens and Used. W9 Sell PUR , FIAJLL-FLAVOW
Threads of all kinds, 88 Great'George ED SMCES' "°HNa°N ‘ JOHNSUN'
Straw _ .THE Qu/ii.i'rv D uosrons. con.
3710_9_29Mn_ KENT AND PRINQE STREETS.
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Alilwllilllbsrgi mail;
Youri Cannmg Success
Depends Largely Upon
Little pctails f
meet
unless
ll'
in Miss Gornian's Hall
3251.
BHAPE8. -The Castle
s shown at Patori’s millinery
th atest thing in shapes.
at e store today 3248
will he ser
Qhiirclr at
afteiziioca "at
Trivett offici-
‘-\ Beginners’ Dulce
s
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev.
James MacDougall will preach on Sat-
urday the 2nd at Argyle Shore at 7 p.
month. Mrs. E. Chandler and Mr. Cross m- and 0" Sabbath the 3rd at C-““°e
Cove at 10.30. DeSable at 3 and Hamp-
ton at 7. Session will meet immedi-
PARTRIDGE SEASON.-The im-
pression has become prevalent that
the partridge season opens on Oct. 1.
those interested in the primary and This is not so. It opens on October
15 and closes November 15. Par-
Y. M. C. A. GYM. -The senior gym-
ing up for a -time your family' your iiastic class starts tonight at 7.30,
homes, and pleasure, so that these which all Y0llIlg men are heartily
things may comin-ue to be yours in invited to join. The work will include
the fum]-e_ you have trained in calisthenics, apparatus work, games,
relay races, basket ball, indoor base-
of Wm-9 It is your duty at this crisis ball, etc., This class offers a splendid
in our national history to forsake all °9P°"t“"“Y '~° Young me" for Physical
and respond to your 0mce|.»S can development, especially at a time when
Many men of the 32nd have obeyed muscular effort is apt to flag, and so
the can to duty' but many who help tlfem to getup good form for the
Journal
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Stylish new Dress Goods
° This new arrival was placed in stock
This morning--_-A really notable assortment
FCEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF nice dress goods yesterday morning.
R The woman that has been looking for something smart to make a new
suit--a new dress-a new school frock for her little girl-will find
splendid choosing here. _
Among the new weaves that just come out of the cases you will find
Whipcords, Diagonals, San Toys, Armures, Coatings, Suitings, light weight
dress fabrics of every sort. ~ _ _
We invite your special attention to our wonderful line of English Serges
in Black and Navy at 75_c. 85c. $1.10, 1.35, 1.50, 1.70, 1.85, 2.00, 2.25. 2.50.
. The famous MONARCH B_ROADCLOTH the most notable 56 inch
suiting in Charlottetown, comes in fifteen colorings, rich soft, finely finished
and selling at the old “before the war" price $1.75
Armures. San Toys, Resildas, Poplins and scores of smart new weaves. _
at 90 cents 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75. _
Whipcord Suitings, '1`weed Suitings and the rest of the long list of
handsome dress goods-good goods honestly priced.
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Pou|_'rRv MEET|NG.-Mi-_ T. A.
Benson, Dominion Poultry 'Represen-
tative, will address a meeting of the
Bloomfield Egg Circle, at Bloomfield.
on Monday, October 4th. commencing
uit 7.30 p.m. lAll_ uienibers sliould
make a special ei1oi't'lo attend and
ladies are specially -iiivited. _ '
MEETING OF SONS OF TEMPER-
ANCE'.-Victorla Division. No. 4 S.
of T. will meet lo-night in Wriglit's
i-ion, at s o'clock sharp. Election
ing term will take place. Collection
of dues and other business of impor-
tance will be attended to. Special
invitation to all members of the order
perance at heart and wish to be ini-
tiated into the order and take part
in the noble work. An address will
be given in respect to our bl’0th€l'S
and members of this division who are
now serving at the front for King and
Country.
DOESN'T WANT THE EARTH.
BUT.-A director of a Prince Edward
island fox company received ywter-
day a letter from a. gentleman in an
American city asking if it was true
that the company was iiayins 320 Def
cent. on money invested with them.
and if so, would the company pay six
months’ interest on October L_ for
money invested now. lie also offered
the company 'two palm of foxes at
$32,500 a pair if they required more
stock. The director in reply stated
that on account of the war and other
thin-gs that it might be tedlous\to
enumerate. he would be obliged t0
quote a slightly lower rate of interest
for his company this year. He also
hinted that the price asked for the
foxes was for the reasons enumerated
above. slightly above the market price
in Prince Edward Island.
::PAQUET’8 fresh fish arriving by
express at 10 o'clock to-day. Fresh
cod. hadilock, smelts at City Flsh
Market. 3152Dd»
Teacher-What became of the chil-
dren of Agamemnon?
Pupil-l imagine they’re dead by
this time.
 
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and installation of officers for ensu-5
and also to all others \vlio have teiii-I
- P. OF W. COLLEGE SOCIAL.-
The Second and Third Year students
entertained the First Year students
of Prince of Wales College to a so-
cial last night' in the Y. M. C. A. Gym-
nasium. There was a large turnout
of the students and their lady friends.
Mr. McCready occupied the chair. A
short programme of music and read-
ings was followed by some great fun
in the shape of a blindfolded boxing
match. Advertisemént and guessing
competitions also afforded some dc-
lightful entertainment, in which the
prizes consisted of boxes of choco-
late. The refreshment tables groan-
ed under a liberal store of cake and
ice cream. to which full Justice was
done. A cordial vote of‘thanks for
the splendid evening’s entertainment
was given by the First Year students,
and a most enjoyable gathering con-
cluded.
.THEATRE RE-ORGANlZATl0N.-
.The Prince Edward Theatre will
|close down on Saturday night for a
few week.; to undergo a thorough
course of cleaning and redecorating,
and also for the introduction of an
up~to-date steam heating plant which
will ensure the maximum of comfort
for the patrons of this house during
the coming winter. The theatre will
be re-opened on November 7th`. under
new managemerrt.
Mr. F. G. Spencer, who recently
tqok over the management of the Peo-
ple's Theatre. has now` acquired con-
trol of the Prince Edward also.
When the Prince Edward re-opens
the first Company presented will be
the well-known Klark-Urban (Tom-
plny. '
For the past two years both houses
have had a hard fight for existence.
To obtain thc better class of pictures
theatre owners have to pay a high
figure. The public of, Charlottetown
'have been favored in getting this
superior class of entertainment at
cheaper rates than any other city in
the Maritime Provinces. In order to
keep up this high standard the Man-
agement have been reluctantly com-
pelled to make the change for admis-
-sion '10 cents for adults and 5 cents
for children.
The public will be pleased to learn
that Mr. Gallagher, whose ability and
enterprise have made him universally
esteemed here. will still hold the
reins of management. The same high
standard of excellence in film presen-
tdtion- will be maintained at both
houses. i `
Mr. Vincent, who i's superintending
the work of re-decorating the theatre,
s designed and .supervised most of
` _e fine artistic work on the Keith
heatres in the States. and also
other places in the .Maritime Pro-
vinces. All the painting, etc., will be
performed by local workmen. When
the ‘work is completed this theatre
will rank with the best in the Dom-'
inion. The stssiirheatiiig system is
being. installed by Mr. James llc-
Eacbern. of Charlottetown.
risorirgiiiiiiiti-1
Splendid houses enjoyed to the full
the varied fare provided last night at
this popular house.
A Domino film, "The Winged Mes-
seiiger,"- tells a vivid story of the
love rivalry of two "wireless" opera--
tors for the hand of pretty Nell Rolfe.
The temporary eclipse of Tom, the
hero. by his cowardly rival, serves to
introduce realistic scenes of a liner on
fire, the wireless' operator fighting
the flames to the last. the two cast-
aways on the desert island. the final
rescue _through the pigeoii‘s message,
and the ultimate defeat of the villain’s
vile plot. The good old-fashioned
ending terminated is thrilling film
tale. '-
The Gauniont Gazette news includ-
ed scenes of 'the destruction in Bei-'
gium, unloading of Caiiada's gift to
the Empire, British Artillery on their
way to the front, Glasgow tramway-
men v_qlunteers, and irish and English
defenders of the Empire in various
cities.
‘ ln “Dough and Dynamite." Charlie.
Chaplin was all alive and kicking,
also laying out in all directions as
usual. The fun in the French pastry
shop and in the bake-house down be-
low was ii howl of hilarious delight
from beginning to end. French tarts
(of moi'e than one variety). chunks
oi' dough. bags of flour. ladders, etc..
all lent their aid to make the fun fast
and furious. (‘.liarIle’s efforts in the
bake-house and at the oven left many
of the audience clicking with laugh-
ter. The bakers’ strike. in which
Charlie acts as blackleg. ends in a_
burst of dynamite and a shower of
bricks. ' _
The programme for to-night and
Saturday includes "Pauline" 'and
other fine features.
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