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F SEPTEMBER 29, 1914'
, -Y " °, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUAR
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“GENTLEMEN”
Speaking of quality-yo
ll know the store tha
tands for that first, last an
ll the time.
In Sundries-
In filling prescriptions~
In their various remed-
es.
Tha_t’s the store and th
druggist in whom you ca
place your confidence.
This Store !
E. A. Fosrs
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
"The sweetness of low price seldom
equals the bittemcss of poor quality,"
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A Our Dollar Pen
is a Dandy
This dollar pen of
ours is made especially
to our order and is
really an excellent
value for the money. It
has a medium size bar-
rel and can be had in a
variety of sizes. Each a
sp_len id t lear writer
with a ready iiow of ink
at $1.00.
Another model at
.i $1.50.
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gtctr home at Sumniersido yesterday
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, Miss Amelia England, of Traveller‘s A
“ -Rest. and Miss Helen McKay, of' L11
, Wheatley River, who have been visit
Charlottetown, who is now a teacher J-
yestertlay nfternon after a short lioli- R
day in the city. D
in the city yesterday. I-Ie was a guest If
at the Queen Hotel. Also at the Queen (1
St I’eter's. D
Sir Louis Davies, I{.C.M.G., and
Lady Davies, who have ben spending
the summer at their residence, River-
side, here, leave to~niorrow niorniug M
on return to Ottawa. g
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Amon those from Cliarlottetowli M
terday and returning last night \vere M
Dr. S. R. Jenkins, Prof. W. Davison M
and Messrs. w. in Donn and w. 1.. M
Cotton. M
Sunnyside
::If you are looking for high qual-
ity in- cigars, cigaretts and tobaccoes.
you will iind it right here. Our tobac-
cos are selected from the lines, which
are the best in Canada, anti for real
t-oiiipetition and high quality are su-
perior. Better call iii today and look
over the line. MacKinnon Drug tio.,
Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.
MEM.
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
Following is the personnel of the
1*. I0. lsiuiid coniinittce in coiiiit‘t~tion
\vitli the Ilolgiau iiclicl' Fiiiiii:
\V. ll. Aitken, Cliiiiriiiiiii; ll. J. Rii-
ey, Secretury-'I`rciu-uircr; tloniinitlec,
Sir Louis Davies. lion. J. A. Mathie-
sou, l’i‘einier; (,‘Ii:irlt‘s Lyons, Mrs.
FiizL:ci‘alil, Mrs. llentley, Mrs. L. M.
Poole, Mrs. 1". W. llyndinan, Mrs. (Dr.)
Conroy, Mrs. (l)r.) S. R. Jenkins, Mrs.
T. C. James, Mrs. F. J. Nash,
(Tontributions marked "Belgian Re-
licl' Fund" may he sent to D. J. Riley,
Treasurer, 40 Queen Street, who will
take delivery oi’ those froiii outside
Charlottetown. und acknowledge same.
Everything will be shipped i'roni here
early next iiiontli. Donations ot' cash
will he gratefully accepted us the
Cnninilttco will he onalilvd to pur-
chase food with the money.
Previously acknowledged $150.00
Fntlicr Laughlin McDonald 20.00
Mrs. I-‘_ P. 'Taylor ‘ 5.00
Lucy Robertson 1.00
M. I). 6.00
Robert Willis 3.00
Lady Davies 20-00
A l"'l’iei\d 7.00
F. W. llyiidnian 10-00
W. ii. Aitken 20-00
Donation No. 12 .25
Him iiiiiiiiis
George S. Oxley, Waterloo. Oni-I
Mary Ann Martin; B. G. ’l‘odd, Mont-
rciil; T. Hudson, Picton; Mr. and MYS-
S. M. Walker, Augusta. Me.I l3f‘f"“l"l
Loeb, J. M. Carr, Toronto: C- S- GM'
roway, D. Mackenzie, Halifax: J.
Chuster, St. John; 11. Macdonald. Hum'
ilton; John Baker. Montreal: R- F-
Beil, Halifax; G. W. and Mrs. Phillips.
Sumniersltie; F. W. Horton, Montreal;
T. W. Maciloniiitl. Georgetown: I-85'"
Robin, Montreal; V. T. Bartriini. Tor-
onto; Dr. W. L. Mcboiiilillfl- Montreal;
John Harneaux, Jr.. Ogdollbilrs. N- YJ
George Boutlller, St. John-
QUEEN. W
D. S. Fraser, Tryon Valley: R- -
McEwen. Si.. Peter's1 Jas. Deli/'lif-
Knowlton; Wm. Croft. T0l'0Y\¢°- -I~
Jones, Summerslde; J. S. Perry. Sula-
merside; Mr. and Mrs. Young. HH _'
fax; M. and J. Delaney. V€l’“°“ Rlver'
D. McMillan. Vancouver; H- M' Bm'
thers. Vernon River: J- W- wl“d°‘°’
Boston; W. F. Tanner, A- G- Q“l"”'
WHO WILL COMMAND
THE CANADIAN CONTINGENT7
i.oNooN. zs.-'rite iiuegtiw
gg to is command (.sns-
ian BI] M1'
Inky
at any
is yet
The
been Canadian
these. YOU’
reason to bv'
Edwin Alfred
may be con-
tne sDP0l“f'
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Miss Rose Toole, oi' I-Iowlan, Maine, M
her sister, Mrs. Ii/lcDonaId, Kiiikora, KI
before proceeding to her hoine after
_ ing relatives in the city, returned -lil
_ | home yesterday. Ml'
_-1 Th
Miss Katie McKay, formerly oi’ -T9-
at Ellerslie, returned to that place M
--L. M
Mr D. S. Fraser, of Tyne Valley, was W
iiotcl was Mr R. \V. McEwen, oi' M
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8 » ' »
attending the Soiirls exliiliition yes- M
left yesterday afternoon on a visit to M
IIT MOUNT STEWART
1" P0811 Yeo Northam is visit At Moun
' - ~ t Stewart last night a pub-
sl';,,E:f:‘§f*°‘°W“ 01° suv” vi "C me-ating In the interest or the coi-
UFTHY- lectlons for this province's contribu
-- ‘ tion or 100,000 bushels of oats ior ni.;   
B e%'l‘(p}l3*;lg*uf”;:_1§791|`;If Book. ofthe firm of British armies lu the field, was held 
y on basin » “PHY River, is in the and In spite oi! the badstate of the
_ ess. weather was largely attendei ..___.
M195 Hem, Clements’ of Murray ,hs csllgeclal "Fl" W” 3911;) UD f1'0m New Dominion Collector. Hector
rboiir. who ii b i i y’ °°”'“’l”g “ ”””‘ 9’ 0’ "le ei..-rio;-Total, $04.00. comribniirig
|`0lUl'l19d has eenvstmg in the most prominent public men M the $5 00 each --T F Stewart Win H
Y. om i, d _ . : . . . . .
-25 er ay IIlilt?e‘tiiili;e ‘MT-oHw2_eFt0hadd§;si tile McEwen. Miss Mary McNeill. Mrs. G.
Mn marence Tidmarsh my mt presided- M; A 1,1-eu°e Aim,-W [3 -ld-~ D. Mekinnon. suns McNoiii, iiecior
0|-day mowing for Mbntreal to M_ I, ia" ,eh tie .B3pee;:he.:.._0;1;icl; McNeill.. .Catherine McNeill, (-ontri.
resume his studies at MCGHL were of an exce tionauy' high d buting $3.00 each:-Ilector McLean,
D °r er' Hugh McPhee. Contriliuting $2.00 each.
rncd a
CONTRIBUTIONS.
lready acknowledged
dies' Auxiliary, Rustico
(per Mrs C. Doueette)
mes A. Moar, Brudenell
s B. D. Howatt, Brudeiieli
os. Bulpitt, Montague
mes L. Younker
P. Beer, Montague
rs Horatio Nelson
ev. David Wright
r J. D. Mclntyre
cLeod & McGregor
ni. G. McDonald
. M. McKinnon
Heber Newsome
rs Alex. Hamilton
avid Wright
verse
and Mrs Jiio. McKay.
rs John Cliandler
rs Henry Ross
rs Thos. Ford
rs A. Barrett
rs Rackham
iss Phoebe Doirou
rs Alex. Doiron
rs J. L. Stevenson
iss Zilla Stevenson
rs Pidgeon
iss Minnie Pidgeon
rs Andrew Doirou
rs Alex. McRae
Friend
an enjoyable visit to (Hiarlottetowii.  §;`}?§§lu‘iMiBs
Laura A. Bain)
rs Jas. McDougal, Cape Tra-
Collected by Mrs R. C. Buntain
M1 --- and not only, in their patriotic fer- Re
e °;;a;is0b:;r1t;1hhl\gicIiotlsnoIu. JofPBrook- Xgllg. :sltirneduthel audience to a Ditch T
» ., ' er o r. . . ~ Il S - ' .
z??lbtYeh£w‘¥laBh;’is:ti£l;g herthonri cial :gigelyléintglcslesfgin;y;%tyiisl;)i;;¥;;ve)1}erllg_ gfmwen, G. G. l\IcMiIIa lice-tor
, s e on r r . C- r. f .1 . . . .
B “ n the P,_emier’c(};)g:, JN? laikxgsom' ingstone. E. D. Doull (ontributiiig
Miss Winnie Blaiioiiard, who had ‘Vli0 was in characteristically excel- i1',ha H Georveutt
§l1OE]l>il(1)l:£{;i thi? sitilmmer months at :fini Ifkorm xiii :gave a. rousing address. a m' ' U
I1 LIS G , t 0 GV. l‘. f S - . . -
the United Smtes'_;' ias re urned wart' Mr' A* B. br;-:;ly;{1r¢;0nM1o4urntD.  iladie McNeill. ’1otal $29.00. Daniel
_ H -_. McKinnon and Mr. James Mclsaac. Co
Miss “mule llc-er, who has been A subscription list was opened at B
*_ ea
Miss Eva McNeill, Summersido, , Sa
em me We9l¢'e"0 ill ChH1`l0il0¢0Wil. | | each: Archibald Currie, George Gor
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr, ve
Mm C- C- Gafdlllef- l» Campbell, Dan Smith, Patrick Dowl-
` '_**"    ing, Mrs. Julia McDonald, Edward
Dr l<. E. Smaliwoorl left Charlotte- Darrach.
ii yesterday morning on a visit to
ston. He will be absent for three "'*° Ca
eks. - M
ea
$3,346.64 In
N,
217.73 M
5.00 zi
2.00 R
2.00 D
5.00 D
2.00 A.
5.00 A.
5,0 .a
0e
5.00 C
5.00 i|
5.00 M
10.00 M
5.00 J
5.00 1;
5.00 Q
e
2.00 D_
Il
v. A. Craise, Duncan Bucliannau, D.
McEwen, Bessie McEwen, Edna E.
rrie, J. W. McGregor, Jtlilin W. Liv-
00 each:-D. McNeill, Mrs. J. I-I.
NINE MILE CREEK, rtoiit-rior, Miss
cPhee 5.00' Jas. W. Ta or, $1.00
_ $ . yi ;
ntributing $1.00 each-Arteinas
etts. Arch McDonald, Alex. G. lilc-
nding: three months at her home the meeting ‘md met with a hearty Donald Allan Livingstone ‘ Stewart
Charlottetown, left yesterday fespollfe' about 400. bushel” of Oats Iiinian,'Johu Campbell, Thomas Mc-
,ning on return to CalE“ry_ .ind $150 in cash being subscribed be- Gr
____ fore the assembly dispersed with the M
M.-5_ (D,-,) Mex MCNMH spent a few Sllli-ling of the National Anthem. M
egor, Jas. J. McDonald, Alex. S.
cDonaid, Malcolm McDonald. Joliu
cDonuld, Allan McDougall, Hugh
Ys in Charlottetown, returning to mmm vifqtffo flyer? rllgllillottewwn re' McDonald, Neill McQuarrie, Edward
°"“°°“- John McQuarrle. Contributing $ .75
arrington, John A. McDonad, Mrs.
ch:-John D. McDonald, Mrs.
ndy McDonald. Contributing$ 50
att, Jr., George Gorveatt, Sr., Garnet
CANOE COVE, Collector, Archibald
mphell. Total, $27.00.'-Mrs. Carrie
cLean, $2.00; Contributing $1.00
ch: Neil W. McKenzie, Mark D.
man, John A. McDougall, Mrs. Arch.
Campbell, Mrs. Alex. V Campbell,
iirgaret Campbell, Malcolm McKen-
e, Dougald McDougall, D. Mcliiiiiiin.
oderiek McRae. John D. McKinnon,
uncan McCamiel, McFadgen Bros..
uucau Darrach, Neil D, McLeaii,Jas.
McNevin, Neil McKenzie Jr., Hugh
Grant. $.85. Contributing $ .75
ch: Ewen D, McKinnon, Mrs. Neil
ampbell, Daniel McLean. Contribut-
ig $0.50: Margaret McDougall;
rs, Duncan A. Darrach, Mrs. Joliu
cl)ougall, Mrs. Joliu A. Nlcliiiiiioii,
oliii A. Darrach, Mrs. Farquhar Mc-
ae, Neil McNeviii, Jr., Arteniiis Rog-
rson,,Hugli Mc_Pliee, Angus McEacli-
rn. Contributing $0.25 each: Mrs.
McEachern, Garfield McLean.
LONG CREEK, Lauchlin McI{in
ou, Collector: Total, $20.00.' Con
1.00 tr
1.00 M
1.00 M
1.00 H
ibuting'$1.00 each: John McLean
alcolm McNeill, F. McEachern, Mal
cCaiinel, Mrs. M. McNeill, Thonies
eiitlcrsou, Mrs. Tlios.. Henderson,
1.00 L
.50 5
:50
.50
5.00
50 A.
50 E_
50 McEachern, Norman McLean, Alex.
.25 M
50 3
McLean, Nt,-,ii E. hffcliacliern. Mrs.Neil
5.00 
1.00 H
K
ester Henderson, Myrtle E. Hender-
oii, Dan Mclflwen, Mrs. Sarnli-Mcl’liee.
K. McPhee., George J.-McPhee, W.
Stretch, Mrs. W. E. Stretch, Diigald
cLeod, Mrs. Fred Stretch, Fred
tretcli, Cliadwick Stretch, .lohii S
Meliaclierii, Mrs. Alex Mt-,iieiizie
. W. McNeill, Mrs. \Valter McPhee.
azel A. McNeill, Lauchliu J, Mc-
iunoii.
RICE POINT, Collector, Mary Low-
to find the Island lookin! as Dl'0BD@1‘0“B
liirs. A. J. Houle, city, left yester-
day morning on gi visit to her sister
in Moncton, where she will be mei; by
to lcnrii that his eyesight has very
has left for a few weeks visit with her
to her Island lionis.-l`teglna Leader. 1
Queen. sons of Mr. John McQueen of
Empire to go to thc front and are now
at Valcartier. Quebec, ready to go to
the front with the troops. The Messrs
and enlisted there with .1 western
Miss Edith B. I-ienderson. who came
from New York last term to attend
the Union Comiiiercial College. is now
cnipioyeti as stenographer with the
Casper Ranger Company. New York
(‘it\'. In ii letter to Principal Moran
she says “i sm very glad I undertook
the study of sliorthalid anti I thank
you for the excellent instruction I re-
ceived while attending the Union Com-
mercial College. 5194
homo after a visit to the ciil' d‘"`l“Z
i-zxiiiiiiiinii week. the guest Of MISS
Bertha carter. King Square. Miss
the city for the past couple of days.
He was n piisenger to North Wiltshire
on the afternoon train yesterday. Mr
McLean has been residin8 in E_dmo‘;\-
ton for three years and has lmog
good" in that place. He is P6889
i it ins ions absence- HB
lliikéli nskgeilusnd active interest in the
fox lndustry.
.Worth a Guinea
" aBox
up safest, most reliable
and most popular-for the
common ailments of st.omacli,.
liver and bowels, is always
BEECI'lAM’S
PILLS
 U ,M rnmmer) of the Edward Wnye 50c., _Mrs James E.
£‘|’1‘:lt]£;;,£1el:f_r"n‘stgled from Quebec Waye 50c., Mrs J. Mclxeniia 251'., Mrs 1
with the contingent forthe seat of war D- A“dl'°“’*‘ 509- MVS E- Smith 250..
His mend., trust. Mrs IV Wltlock 25e, Mrs James Pater-
l Il I. \ 1 ' (1 '
lwatthliae (Sill Illlilne throusll U19 0001*- glmnsli Mm Egwulig MCR” $1' Ml"
I A 1.
, il b k to his family a 0 “THB ¢`. FS E. Arthur $1, 1
g§:lK';rf;]f§;l “" “C Mrs Angus stewart $1, Mrs D. sin- (
Mr Russell McLean, of Edmonton. Gamster $1' Més N I 'St I 1 -
Alllorill- Who 5 few weeks aggicunge John Crew 750'., €liislf:1BeIiu(AIid'rf,yI,::: 1
to his lmme at N°f¢'\ Yiltsh 'fl ,Q si, Mrs wiiuiim Mathews 4oc., Mrs A
spend 0 short vlwaiivh- “S ee John Monbs soc.. Mrs J. Ling si, Mr..
Mrs Neil McNeill 1,00
Total to date $3,653.12
her huslinnd at the last of the week ._______g tr
when they will take n trip to Dion- Miss Annie Pldgeon and Miss Josie N
trcnl, Quebec and other cities. Illaiiciiaril, one pair oi’ socks each. M
--- PERCY POPE, M
Mr Augustus Mclnnis, who has been Hon. Treasurer. g
undergoing treatment for his eyes in Sept. 25, 1914. ri
the Clinrlottetown Hospital yesterday.. HUNTER RIVER LISTS. M
returned in his honie at Murray River. Collected hy Mrs W. McDougall and M
Mr I\’IcInuis's friends will be pleased Mrs G. McGuigan.-Mrs Everett Wed- T
lock $11, Mrs lVl. McDougall $1. Mrs
much improved. L. II. McLeod $1, Mrs G. D. McLeod Q,
-_ $1, Mrs Fred Waye $1, Mrs Angus tr
llirs. Ewen Cnnipliell, North \Vilt- Nicholson $1, Mrs Donald McKinnoi1 P
shire, P. E. l., wiio has been visiting $1, Miss Katie McKinnon $1, Mrs M
her daughter, Miss Lillian Campbell. Robert Bagnali $1, Mrs H. Gerow $1, 11
and Miss Elliott, 1722 Scartli St., Re- Mrs Joseph Bagiiall $1, Mrs E, bleu. L_
gina, Sash.. for tho past three weeks. Nevin $1, Mrs Garfield Stevenson $1. D
Mrs Ben Crasweli $1,, Miss Cassie
sons in Polly. Sask.. lléfflfe returning McLeod $1. Mrs John Fi; Crasswoll $1. A
Miss Janie Nicholson :$1, Mrs Neil
McLeod $1, Mrs John Bngnzill $1, Mrs
Messrs William A. and Dan R. Mc- John Rackham $1, Mrs G. MeGuigaii E
$1, Mrs A. Stetson $1. Mrs T. S.
Mt. Vernon, P. E. I., are other brat/_c McLeod $1, Mrs R. McMillan $1, Mrs ri
Island boys who felt the call oi' their A. Seaman $1.25. Mrs S. Brown $1, tr
- `-» . -I' . H
Mrs G Brown 500 Mrs W Sellars
50c., Mrs A. Sllipliant 50c., Mrs John
Pouiid 45c., Mrs Alex. Buchanan 'l5c.,
McQueeii’s were in British Columbia Mrs Donald McLeod 50c., Mrs Van P
Iilerstine 751' Miss Mary Kellv $1
, ' » -». . . P.
contingent. Mrs Murdock -McLeod $1.-$42.20 P_
___._... Collecteil by MISS Mari' l3Hgun.Il.- Currie. Contributing $0.50 each: Ed-
.` ` w
Miss Mary Bnguall $1 Mrs Hattie
Bowniaii $1, Mrs W. S. Stevenson $1,
Mrs Goo. Stevenson 25c., Miss Flora
Mcl.cnnnii 50t'., Mrs Fred Weews $1,
Mrs Geo. Mt-Leod $1, Mrs J. A. Cut.
lille $1, Mrs lioivard Weeks $1, Mrs
Henry Weeks $1, Mrs Leslie Weeks
$1, Mrs Howard Raokliain 500.. Mrs
G. W. Stevenson $1, Miss Annie Weeks
$1, Mrs Nelson Murray $1. Mrs Robert
I-Iill $1, Mrs D K Ferris 50c Mrs G
__ Ferris zsc.~$i'5.00 ' ` " ' M
.--_ Num Muriel Bonner' tenchm. of Collected by Mrs John \Vnye.-Mrs 1'
..~ ~ ' 7 1
" VlcTomA‘ North Tryon, has returned to herl §~is;f'3‘i]Vll’l§‘*llllie$1\»)V§;l"39  m:Y€_iIoi2,
Benton $1. James Waye $1. Mrs Loninell
Moore $1, Mrs Michael White $1, Mrs
plinut $1.25, Mrs Geo. McMillan $1,
Mrs Frank McMillan $125, Mrs Geo
Ways $1. Miss Maud Crew $1, Mrsl
J. Crew $1. Mrs Nelson Crew $1.
Jacob Smith $1, Mrs Wm. Large
Mrs Robert Siliphant $1, George
$1 Miss Martha Beaton 25C,-
Mrs
Miss
ther. Total, $19.70. Contributing
$2.00 each: Arch. I3. liicllonald, Dan
iel W. Taylor, Gullilord Lowther. Con
ibutlng $1.00 ouch: Mrs. D. D. Mc
eill, Samuel ` McNeill,`1-iectoi
cLaiuc, Mrs. Alexander i).
cLean, Peter Currie, Janet McFad-
eii, John McDonald, Donald l\lcQuar-
e, Mrs. Jane l\lcEa<‘.liern, Charles
cDougall, Neil D. McEnelierii, (‘oliii
cDougall, Mary Lowther, lleiiry
aylor, $0.50, Alex. li.IcEaclioi‘ii, 5 .Z0.
NEW ARGYLE., (lolleclor, Misa
ladys Parkniaii. Total, $14.75. (lou
ibutlng $1.00 each: Gladys N.
arknian, Colin McDougall, Lani-,lilii
cliinnon, Mrs.. Wm. Gillis, Daniel
oss, Mrs. John Gillis. Mrs. .lolin
Meliiunon, Mrs. J. C. McEachern,
uucan McEacherii. Allan McEacIiei‘ii.
Mrs. J. C. McKenzie, Daniel Mcl’lice,
non, Mrs. L. Mciiiiiiioii, $1.25. Con-
ibuting $0.50 each: Mrs. Sarah Ste-
art. Mrs. Hector Gerrard, Colin Mc-
achern. .
CUMBERLAND., Miss Evelyu(?ur-
e, Collector. Total, $15.00. (lon-
ibutiiig $2.00 each: Mrs. Jaines
ogan, Mrs. Tlios. E. Murphy. Con
tributing $1.00 each: Mrs. Joseph
Doyle, Mrs. W. Murphy, Jos. Murphy,
atrick Foley, Mrs. J L. Murphy, Mrs.
Quilty, Mrs, Frank Smith, Mrs. M.
Murphy, Timothy Itotclifort, Evelyn
tr
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ard Doyle, Margaret Griilln.
PERCY POPE,
Acknowledged Sept. 21st.
lion. Treasurer
SOURIS RED CROSS FUND.
(Per Mrs, IC. |‘1. Styles, Treasurer.)
Membership Fces to date. $111.50.
Subscriptions.-Mrs Ly ons, .25.
rs. McKenzie, .75; Mrs. lferuiison,
00; Mrs.- Lord, .75; Mrs. Burpee,
.00; Mrs, Weeks, 2.00; Miss lf.
Knight, .50; Miss (`amDb€ll. 1-00;
Mrs. Morrow, 1.00; Mrs. Fable, .50;
Mrs. Steele, .25; Mrs. McDonald. 1.-U0
Mrs. Thomas, 1.00; Mrs. Mel-lschern,
.00; Mrs. Fraser, 1.00; Mrs. John
MeQunid, 1.00; Mrs. A. .\IcQunid, 1.00
Mrs. Pierce, 1.00; Mrs. Keasye, 1.00;
Mrs. Creamer, 1.00; MISS ll- .\lCQuoid
.00; Miss Mctliiaid, l.00; MPS. A-
llnrke, 1.00; Mrs. C. I-lteriis, 1.00;
Mrs. (‘ox, 1.00; Miss Marcoii, 1.00;
liiiss G. Sterns, 1.00; Miss Clieverie,
_00; Mrs, l\1cDonaltl, 1.00; ilrs. C.
corn, 1.00; Mrs. E. Fl. Stylw. 1-00;
Mrs. H. Matthew, l.00; Mrs. ii.-
Knight, 1.00; Mrs. beard, 1,00; Mrs.
.Hugiies, 1.00; Mrs. Matthew, 1.00;
‘Mrs D. McLean, 1.00; Miss M. McIn-
tyre, 2.00; Miss Vaughan, 1.00; Miss
Katie Cheverio, .25; MTH. F. (’onr0Y.
.25; Mrs, W. Mei-`.wen, .50; Mrs.
Brennan, 1.00: Mrs. Mc.-Millar, .25:
liirs. J. II, McLean, 1.00; Mrs. J. E.
McDonald, 1.00; Miss ltuth Crosby,
00; Miss Bessie Brennan, .50: Miss
Gregg, .50; Mrs. A. D. McIntosh, 1.00'
M", Roy McLean, 1.00; Mrs. Turner,
1.00; Mrs. Garrett, 1.00; llirs. Capt.
McDonald, 1.00; Mrs. Marshal Pa-
quet, .50; Mr. John Hamlin, .25; Mr.
John Campbell, 1.00. Collected by
Mrs. Jnn Mclean, including $10.75
from oflicers and crew of Constance,
2.
tnru¢Bnia aM Udtohrhhc Mr-ld
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THE BIG ELECTRIC SIGN ‘-
T---o PRINCE EDWARD -mu-
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l “Lucille Love, The Girl of Mystery” I
SERIES
NUMIIER ELEVEN ¢~_\3`<'1-
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' LUVILLE LOVE ...........  . . , _ . . . , . . . . . . . . .
 GR.\i"E t'UN_\RD _'"-_*"l"
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A Cause For Tliankfulness -
A Thanksgiving Story
Bored to death, financially embarrassed,
the Tremaynes apparently _'have nothing to
be thankful for. Their children escape un-
Testing Fire
Essanay Drama
hurt from a frightful trzin wreck, but the
agonized parents find no trace of them until
they arrive at Grandma’s, where they have a
family reunion. A timely offering. ,
COCOANUT INDUSTRY `
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Gettingfjthe' Best of Dad `
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“The Peril of The Plains ' `
SENSATIONAL, THRILLING, STARTLING
DOORS OPEN 6.45. FIRST PERFORMANCE 'STARTS AT* A7
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75 S uris Hi Ii School 13 05
MTS. JDO. MCLO!-U1, 30005 Value. 3322 \/1'. \ \\ I ' i-1| T t.1 $0 og
T-»--1.-$1<>2-fe M--~ MCI-fm pill-M `  ‘;.-.~€..E.l-0'..;.;....§i.;...“" `
Mm' Bushey’ 2 pairs Sox’ 1 Pair Jack Sullivan l0~ i\'cuuctli Poole
‘m“t“» I Bed ‘i““t' l 15- Ain... i»f...i@' '_i,-'.’~ letras.-i iiiiinrii'
, .10' l~`i'iiiil£ luiqiiet, .i0; Earl Paquct
Alfred Styles' £5; Clifton C' ilrqrc iiill.-iiii '10-\'\"irick>\\`t-c"s "'
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§‘I:;l1i‘;"‘,',fl-ifétt 1`§‘5‘f‘k1l,’§Iar§l‘:1”‘z_l£;» .»\rf.iii.i- .\|et'.iiiiii.., .z0; iioggie iiuiiptti
.z5; Arthur '.\ico`r.naid, .40; Ling -10; -lifes’-,S ""f’?“f\l\- 10; Ifvun: twis-
Girrrett 25- Peter vai..pbe11 .z0- ;"ké'r5’ .,.“y\,-,,]’,1,l,`,‘,',"'| ‘um l§,“'“(“r°l
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lzlifgaz” M°§t““°§'h-f°- ;lf'_““"’C‘*t,‘~"‘?Sir,;@ 1.0.-.i-ri, ,i0; in-rn..r.i i>i~...i,_-iit, .10,
i`“"'rc u eU1‘,3_ E' D0  _q1'()3bs_m9u;`liernard Foley, _Z0; Earl ’I`o\\'iisend,
tu? 4000' ' `* ' ’ f ‘ ' ' ' ' 0 .05; John Towzcnd, .05; James I‘oolc
 , .05; Russell »‘t.Jt»hii, .10; 'l`oiiiiiiy
 S D1‘;,lf“'t¥,‘§;‘ct)'Mc_ iw..-,iiet, .0r.; Hinirrt M..i...n, .i0; Miss
nnnnia 05- we'iiie"’G§.rr-'etc 10~y nes- M"“`l' W“lSl" ‘T52 “cd M"":"""°"“'
sie Garrett' 010' Maud llnilettl 10' 'ml Charlie MCI“.Mh(`r"’ 'ml John
nrssie tiiiitirrl '25~ Harry Mconiiiirii' "°""’l’s"' '°5; "‘"""l° Pa““°t' "mi
.15; Russell l.card, .255 llnn 1VIcLl'iren, mchard monh’ '0"’
10; \‘lillie llrennnn, .l0; ‘Gordon
Chevel-ic' _1g; Waiter Hanign' 10; ::I<lver_\'iIiiiii; llinvt ii‘:iulii`\il ivriiiit-i-
Andmw Meumnt’ _2;;_ Tata), $1_75_ could require in toilet preparations
(Miss Mclmlis. Depm.tment_) are found here. Tho Iead_ing_perfuni-
James cheveric A0. George Bimml ers and fanious makers ot toilet arti-
10_ Michael (’.heve'rie 10_ l_~“ni‘f cies. <~,ov_ei'iiii'-1 the world over contri-
tl I tt' 1Ii~ \\'  A,.'m.' '1.~_ 'M 1; butn their best i~<-gularly to our dis-
'urm ’ ' ' an  ' "‘ ' "’ * U, play-lht‘1‘e is no article you could
IY P0010- 'wi Phllfll Hllghesg -10' rt-,quirc that cannot be found licre,and
Al_°\' M<“mcYr -09? M0110 L"V“`- 'mi wc can undoubtedly give your sup-
-ll1i`{lat3§`l-E3-l'l§£ -1‘{I0}"`;?l`ltl'fli1l;)@Cl.l -055 roiiie saiiisiiit-tioii und high ¢lli;ilit}'.
Wi ie 'I`u.1lI1 . ~‘ I I Oil 0 lllil`-.ltlct your toilet articles hero. l\Int-l(in-
.05; James McCallum, ,i0; Jack Mc- non Drug Vo., i’or. Grunt George and
Lean, .25; Howard Donaltis, .l0; Pct- Kciit Streets. l\lEtt'.
cr McDonald, .05; (lhiirlie Styles, .10; -_-~1~_&--
.051  ,.;. _`
Chevcric, .05; Francis Glievcrie, ,0.'.;  
NeuraIgia_0i_ the Ileari SEAHEH [UH Sp|{$
This LetterTells of Wonderful Change
Effected by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food And use of Mines by the British
Mr. James G. Clark, Fosicrville, Around German Naval Ports'
York County, N. il., writ.es:~“l linvv LITNDON, Sept. 2T.»-l)ist-iissiiig the
been a. great sufferer from what the iitivnl disnslr'i' iii ilie .\.'ortli Sea, thc,
doctors said was ricurnlgia til' lim lmiiiltiii 'l`ii|ics says otiitoriailly; i
heart.. The pain stnrtctl iii the but-it “\\'c iiiust export niorc o<-t~\irrf_-ii<'t~s
if the heck and worked down into the of this cliiirnt-ltir. :ind liiiisi iiiiikc up
region oi' the liourt. 'l`iioiigli I had our minds to zi<~t‘r>}it. tlieiii with equali-
takeii it lot ol' iiitrtliciiie of one liilirl iiiiiiy. 'i`lie woiitivr really is that we
‘ind another, I tfoulri not get aii_vtli|'iig have not lost inorc sliips in this innu-
to help nic uiilii I used Dr. (‘|i4Ist",s' iii-i' duriiig lliv .several weeks oi' war-
Nerve Food. i`ni‘1‘.
“When l Iicgan this trczitnient I “'i`he avowed policy ofthe German
could not rest in lied, except by sitting iiuvy is to eiitlcavor for the present
upright, on account. ol' the dreadful to \\'eiikt>u our naval strcnglli i\_v`
pains nlioul the heart nnd tho quick, iii:-ans; oi' niinos and subiiiuriiios. We
iouil licniiiiiz. Tho cliuiigo wliicli Dr, cniiiioi, liclp tliiiilciug i`r<>m <:crlniii :is~‘
l‘li:iso':s .\`vrvv Fooil luis iiizidv in my i>t~<-ts ol' this oc<‘iii‘i‘t-ii<-v that the iii-
conditioii is woiidi-i'i`ul. It has cn- t<\lligt‘iit'e tlvpnriiiioiit of the tlcriiiiiii
lirely overcoiiic these syniptoiiis, :ind ; navy is being_iiiicoiiiiiioiily well sc ‘\'ctl.
's mukliig nie strong :ind well. If this- \\-'c wish, tlicreforo, that 'thc <'iviI nu-
sintvmeiit will help to ri-livvc the sul- ,tlmrilics would pay greater lit-cri to
foriiig ol others, you ure ni, liberty to llic voiisinut \\'uriiiiigs |irosso<l upon
“gp it," tlieni by Lord Leigh oi' S_\'\'lf‘, and
llr. (`liase'i-i Nerve Food is li trnc others, and institute zi fur nioro rigor-
sloratives. 50 cents a liox. 0 for $2.50: dwelling within titty iniles of the onst,
ill dealers, or Edniniisoii, Bates K: Co., coast. We are hy no nit.-:iris satisfied
Limited. Toronto. that suillcioiit prociiiitiniis linve been
20' 'l ‘ O g ’ ' 'l .\`ritli:m l‘oole, .10; iiarry Busby, .10;ll11
SOURIS HIGH SCHOOL- _5§'i<:nri Rociir, _i0; while not-1.0, ,i0;` ""
'i ', . _ - ». _ - ,_
  M ll;-.‘;;y.i..‘.:‘.r:f..‘.; ‘::..‘:.:::.‘;.;‘r.‘:§: 11:; 
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Frnnk Biaciictt 25; -loliii Gallant, ,
Wallie McEwen 10 Ileriinrii
ionic and the greatest ol' nerve _xv ons scart-li for suspicious porsoiis "`<.,_»‘
= .  na
ken in this i'espe<~l.
USE OF |i’llNES.
“\\`t> 1iiiij.' i`ui`lli<‘:' t~fiiiiiiit\iitl the sug-
Ht-,=‘.lioii nit-iiliiiiii-il li_\' our liiivul cor-
spoiitlviil \\'iili i`i';.:ni'tl lo tlit-_ list- of
inns nroiiii.I llcriiiziii iitival ports.
lit- liritisli .ftiiiiiirnlljr liiivre rightly
‘<*l\ vvry 1't\liit'iiiiii io resort iii this
xp1"lir>ii!, and ilif-ii' iiiiiiiidr- has re-
t't\iv<--.l i:oiir‘i‘t\l ;i}ipl't>\'nl, hilt it may
lit- llvii ti time will tiiiixiz- to ziilopl iii,-\v
lil<\ii.siii't-s iii iliis' <iii‘t~t'Iioii_"
'i`li<- liiivzxl t:oi'i‘i-.<]ioiiilt~iii, of tile
l`iiiii-s ivi-iles: “'1`lii'in1.L'lioiii tlie lim.
pin- lliv iii-ws oi' the loss of tlirt-ta
tzruist-rs will bt- rcritl with .sorrow and
regrni, liiii noi \\'illi ili.=iiizi_\'. \\'liilf- we
lioiior the lirnvc iiicn who have giveli
their lives for their 1-ountr_\'. their loss
must lit- i'cg:i|‘<lt.»d ns nn iiiviiiclit of the
\v:il'. :intl we liillsl \ii‘nt~o o\ii'soLvcs to
ai\'t'ii_i;c this stiiilii- ol' illioriiiiie.
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THE THREE LOST SHIPS.
"The three vessels, useful and valu-
ble as they undoiiliterlly were, could
ot. lic regarded as units which it
ould li.'ii'o lwn 1/rurlcnt to put into
the line of lizitile; that they are gone
iunkes no iiinterinl dii'l`crciit~e in tho
prt~poiitit‘raii4:c \_\'liit'l| our niziin iight-
ing fleet. Iii-is over the enemy. indeed,
they wr-:'t~, :il no long tinie :igo employ-
vrl :it trziiiiiiii: servii-c. lloiiliiless, the
tluiy upon vrliirli they wort: 1-iigngeil
was that oi' i-<\i|iporiiiig tho |lt»sti‘oy¢-1'
ilniilln in the locality where they were
lost. 'l`iii:~' :~'t-ciii.<‘. to lie t'l<~ni‘ iroin lm-
‘ir<'iiiiislnii<'o iliail ti iiiiiiilicr ol' tor-
pcdov tiiiil other siiinll r'r;il'i were
<iuit~l:l_\' in thi- iitigliluirliootl, and were
aililc lu .<:\\'o ai goiul iiiziliy lives.
"I-'u|iiiii:ili~l_v our i'<\.~atiiii't'cs are such
iiiui iliesi- \'t\s_~:t-is 1-:iii lu* Wlllzioeil
wiilioiii iivliiy :mil l>_i' iii-wt-1' ships. it
is <lii`1'i~i'¢-.iii with the izzillniit i-iouls who
ilioil ni. tht-ir post o1`:l\it_\'--~iioiliiiiir can
rt,-slow ilit-iii in tlicii' grit'-i'-strickeii
relnlivt-:< and i'i'it-lids :uid the I-liiipire’s
.syiniititliy iiiust go out to iliosc who
linvu siii'|'t-rcfl licrcuvvnioiil. by this un-
t.o\\'urd rnisliap.
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