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MORRISBURG. Ont.. Sent. 30:-With
lm WBBHCG Of Sarish display that he re-
flected all through his life the remains
ot Sir James Whitney were.-_buried yes.
terday afternoon in thecemetery ad-
Il0ill8 U16 Whitney memorial chapel,`
ue_ar his birthplace at Williamsburg.
_ Fhrough the passing of the years
l11f1!\Y_of Sir -James Whitney"s early
associates had been removed from the
scene. and the crowd that gathered to-
day was largely composed of tiioso
who had known him during the latter
Years. when he was climbing the poli-
tical ladder. lt was here, in reality,
that Sir James Whitney was a msn~
is one of the things that con-
tributes largely to our enjoy-
ment,” while it goes up largely
in smoke, it leaves behind
genil warmth to the occup-
ants of -the house.
Wt can supply you with
the est Coal at the lowest
pric . _
l (_l‘der your supply today.
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Ai Pickard & Co.
I Phone 240
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The
lland City 'Painting Co
Contracting Painters
louse , Carriage and Sign work.
T zos Koiisi. Pimzsot
if. L. WALLER J. A. DOYLE
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5. ` IKORBON it DUFFY
Barrilterl and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank ol Gaudi
' Houma :ro i.osN
of the people, for at his graveside his'
brothers and those related to him by
blood mingled with Cabinet Ministers,
parliamentarians and men represent-
ing the official and domestic life of
Canada from every class.
The special train did not reach Wil-
liamsburg until nearly 5 o"clock. The
railway runs immediately behind the
ChUl"©'hY9-fd. which fronts on the St.
Lawrence river. A cold, drizzling rain
had been falling for an hour, but even
with this the crowd waited patiently,
and for the most part followed the re-
mains on loot.
'i‘lie casket was supported by a de.
tachment of ten men from the 59th
Highlanders and it detachment from
th_e Fourth Hussnrs bore the floral
tributes.
_Only a few stops were made on the
trip dow_n, the first at Cobourg, where
a l’ew friends met the train. At Bel-
leville where a stop was necessary to
change cngines, about 200 people vig.
itod the car where the remains rested
at Kingston, Brockville and Prescott
the same demand was made by people
who had waited an hour on the plat-
torin, while at other places as thc
train rusliod through several groups
stood with barcd heads in silent rev-
ercnce.
Of :ill the ceremonies of the day,
perhaps the service in the small chap-
el by the river was thc most impres-
sivc. lt was in charge of Rural Dean
(liirsou, rector of the Morrishurg par-
ish, iiiid lie was assisted by Rev. Ni.
G. Poole, at one tiriie rector, Rev. G.
S. Anderson, late rector of the parish;
ltcv. Canon Arthur Jarvis, a more re-
mote rector of the cliurcli, and liev.
Quartcrinain of licnfrow.
The regular ritual of thc Anglican
church was used, with practically no
cliangc_ It seemed particularly fitting
that the closing hymn t`or a life so
full of vigor and activity should be
“Now the lnborcr's task is o'er.”
Sir James Whitney lies adjoining
the plot in which his father, mother
and brothers are buried, on ii slight
slope, facing the great-St. Lawrence,
in tho midst of a country rich in his-
toric anecdote and pioneer traditions.
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th bei, in Canadian market and are kept. in perfect condition in our
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Office
a shipment of Office Safe
patent humidors 1 6 hem
` Evory good grade of tobacco that you could want can be oim
__ Make this your headquarters for smoking supplies.
MacKinnon Drug -
and Kent Sis.
Safes
A Large Shipment Just Received
We have just received by the S. S. "Evangeline"
s, which are of American
manufacture, and are finished in first class style
These safes are constructed with Tongue. G_1'00V°
_md Interlocking Door Flange, two very desirable
-A U No.-[ofiice should be
features on high grade safe building. _ 1 _
without one of these, no
matter how Small the business. There is no insur-
A 1 having a good safe in which to
ance 'so cheap as
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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
THE MOST WONDERFUL film
ever produced-The Million Dollar
Mystery at the Peopie's Theatre to-
night. 5861.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.--Rev.
Ewen Macbougoll will preach on
Sabbath, Oct 4th,' st.Bangor at 10.30
and Dundas at five p.m.
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THE FOURTH TIME.--Thomas
Hughes. city. has been convicted by
the City Stipendiary ot a fourth of-
fence against the Prohibition Act and
has been sentenced to six months' im-
prisonment.
REV. D. McLEAN.--Rev. D. Mc-
Lean will preach at Lot 48, on Sab-
bath the 4th at 10.30 a. n1.;. Highfield.
230, and in the ,People'e Church.
Charlottetown at 7 p. in., On Monday
he will preach at Glasgow Road; Tues-
day. Hunter River, and Wednesday
and Thursday at Stanchel at 7. p. m.
HAZELBROOK FIELD,- Services
Sunday. Oct. 4th, will be as follows_:--
Cross Roads, 10.30 a. rn., Sunday
School, ll a. m. Subject, The Consum-
ing Power of Good. Alexandria, 3 p.
m.. Subject The Mind of, Christ. Haz-
elbrook at 7 p. m., Subject Testi-
mony That Tells.
DREDGE.-Tlie D. P. W.' Dredge.
No. 10, Captain Martin in charge, is
now at work in Victoria. She is at
present dredging out tho dock on eith-
er side of Government Wharf so as to
accommodate a’ greater number of
schooiiers. The tug Fred. M. Batt.
Captain W. M. Snow in charge, ls as-
sisting iii the work.-V.
SALE OF PROPERTY.-The excel-
lent residential property at St.
Avard's belonging'to the (lox estate
was sold at public auction on Wed-
nesday hy Mr. Benjamin Carter, ot'
Messrs. (lnrter & Co., Auctioneers.
The purchaser was Mr. Nelson \Vin-
chostor, of this city, and the purchase
price, $1,000.
UNPLEASANT.-A man by the
name of Mclrinis had an uiicoinfort-
ablc experience in Pownal a few days
ago. Wliilc descending a well to
clean it out, hy some mishap lic
slipped and fell about 25 feet to thc
bottom. Fortunately he escaped with
a vigorous shaking-up and some
bruises, hosidcs a splash in cold water.
HARLAND.-The S. S. Harland left
Cliarlottetowii t'or Victoria, at 8 n. in..
Saturday, with a small freight and
thc twenty-one pure bred Holstein
cattle shown by Messrs. Lea & Clark
at the Provincial Exhibition, also the
lilly shown by Mr. Jabcz Lca. The
prizes won by these animals have been
already announced in the Guardian.
Sho arrived in Victoria at 11 ii. in..
and lcit. on return about 1.30 p. m.-V.
WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty
wedding took place at- St. l’atrick's
Sept. 22nd, wlien Mary E., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J, MacLellan. and
Jerry F. Buote, of Providence. R. I..
were united in the holy bonds of mat-
rinioiiy, Rev. John A. MacDonald. of-
ficiating. The bride was attended by
a sister of the groom, Miss E. Buote.
while the groom was ably supported
by Marshall F. McLellan, brother
of the bride. The bridewas prettily
uttired in white taffeta silk and wor_e
vcil and orange blossoms. The brides-
maid's costume was of blue taffota silk
with lint to match. After the miirriage
ii wedding breakfast was served at the
lionic of the bridc. About sixty invit-
ed guests partook of the repost. After-
wards singing, music and dancing was
enjoyed until Il p. m., when the happy
couple departed on a three days’ trip
to Clinrlottetown. Their place ot’ reel-
dence will be Providence, R. I.. where
they will carry tho good wishes of
their many friends and acquaintances.
‘ GONE T0 HONG KONG.- The
last issue of "Sunshine", the monthly
Bulletin issued by The Sun Life As-
surance Company of Canada, contains
ii photograph of Mr. A. lt. Bishop,
who. as manager hero, made many
friends. The following is an extract:
“On September lst., Mr. A. R. Bishop
assumed the niaiiagersliip of the
t7oinpiiny's operations in the South
China agency, the headquarters of
which are in Hong _l_{ong.
Mr. Bishop, although still a young
lninn, has had quite/a considerable cx-
pcricnco in life assurance and finaii-
cial work. Like many another succes-
sful field man, he got his first taste
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--""'-f“‘:’= ;-of life assurance from the inside, hav-
'ing joined the Head Oil'ic'e ‘staff of
the Sun Life of.Canada some twelve
years ago. Later he left and was for
some time occupied in banking busi-
ness. but at the boginr.\iiig~of 1910 he
're-entered the employ of the Com-
pany, going out to Singapore, Straits
Settlements. Here he worked for
three years. staining considerable
success, and on his return to Canada
in the summer of 1013 he was ap-
pointed to the managership of the
t7onipany's business in Prince Edward
Island. Canada. As manager Mr. Bis-
hop continued to obtain good results,
and when, by the transfer of Mr. F.
Morgan to Chile, a vacancy occurred
in the South China agency he was
chosen to fill lt. There can be no doubt
that the success _that has marked his
career thus far will still attend Mr.
Bishop’s efforts. His previous exper-
ience in the East should stand him in
ood stea and the ualities that
.g d, q
have brought him success in the past
are still his. The best wishes of the
Company go with Mr. Bishop into his
new sphere." Mr. T. Edgar MacN`iitt
'has succeeded Mr. Bishop- as manager
for this Province.
::The Island Condition Powder con-
taiiis only the finest ingredients and
is made according to tho formula of
an eminent veterinary. For 15 years
it has stood the test and today it is in
greater demand than ever. Feed it
age. 200 pound in quantities. E. A.
Foster, Celitral Drugstore. mtf.
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HBT. LAWRENCE SILVER BLACK
FOX CO., LTD.,-A Meetink 0( 
Church, Grand ltlver, on Tuesday."
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and get results. 25c. full pound puck- m 0 alcum Powders the
POWNAL CIRCUIT.--Services on
Pownal Circuit next Sunday, Oct. 4th.
will be:-Clifton. at ll a. m.; Mount
Herbert, at 2:30 p. m.; Pownal, at 7
p. m.
MT. STEWART.- On Monday
evening, Oct. 5th there will be a'sup- ,
per and- entertainment in the Hall at
Mt. Stewart, under the auspices of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Red Cross
Society. Admission free. Supper 25c.
All proceeds in aid of the Red Cross
Fund.-L.
PROHIBITION TRIAL.-In the
Queen’s County Stipendiary's (lourt
in the city yesterday. the trial was hc-
guii before Mr. Magistrate Shaw, of a
case in which James McDougall, ot’
lris, is charged by Mr. A. Boisncr,
Prohibition Inspector for Queeii’s,|
with an _offence against the Proliibi-‘
tion Act. The charge is in respect of
an alleged sale of intoxicating liquor.
Beer was seized. according to the evi-
dence of the prosecution, and it was
stated to be of the kind known as
“home-made." The testimony of thc
Government Analyst, who examined
the stuff, _has yet to be given as to the
strength of the beer tested. This will
be taken to-day, to which the casc has
been adjourned.
SUCCESSFUL YEAR.--The direc-
torate of Summer Resorts, Ltd., is
again in a position to report a favor-
able yeai"s working to the sharo-
liolders. Though the depression
caused by the war of course, had a
curtailing effect upon the summer ro-
sorts, as with nearly everything else
liidustrially- and commercially, the|
business done by Summer ltcsorts
was quite as sa.tisfiictoi'y as last yr-nr.
ln fact, the bulk of Iiusincss done was
greater this year than last year, tho
operations of the conipany having
this season been considerably extend-
ed. It is expected that a dividend
equal to that ot' last year, eight per
cent., will be paid. The holders of
sovon per cent. pri>t`orri--il stock will
get their full return :ind thcrc will bc
some dividend accruing to holders of
common stock.
RED CROSS AT MORELL.-Tho
women of Morcll and vicinity liavo.
organized a brunch of the Rod (lrossi
Society. and have bcgun work on uni
cxtcnslve scale, with the folloiving
olliccrs: Pres., Mrs. \V. T. Anderson;
Vice-pres., Mrs. A. Barry; Scc’y., Mrs.
R. N. (lox, Jr.; 'I‘roiis., Miss F. Suther-
land. The society is progrcssingiiiost
favorably on account of the enthu-
siasm and sacrificing spirit in this
good work, shown by its forty odd
mcnibcrs. Pro_v,ioii.s to tho formation
ot' thc society a. patriotic concert. con-i
sisting of music, readiiii-is and shortl
urlilwsscs, was ,hcltl; and this concert I
was the means ol' re-alizin_i: aliouti
eiglity dollars, This sum with thc
ineiiiliersliip fees paid by the ini.-ni-I
bers has placed at thc disposal oi' ilic»
society considernlilc sewing material'
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The long hot summer has
probably left you in a run-
down condition. If you have
th_at tired feeling and are
without ambition for work
r play, you are probably
n_ot suffering from any par-
ticular disease, but from a
general sluggish condition
of all the organs of the
 To overcome this con-
, dition take
Our Compound
Hypophosphites
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causes Zbetter assimilatio
and by_ its action hastens th
expulsion of waste matte
from _the system. Now is
good time to take this toni
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Talcums ,
When dyou are looking for
the goo Talcum Powders
we can offer you lines which
have been popular for gen-
erations.
He re you will find the
famous Mennen’s, Colgate’s,
Royal Vinolia, three of the
most prominent and reliable
world’s market can offer, a
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Episode No. 2
See It VOLUNTEERS WANTED D0n’t Miss It
To Join the Army that is Trying to Solve ;
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The Greatest Film Production Ever Presented
THE SI-IADOWS 2 Parts I HOVO AND THE HOBBLE SKIRT si'_-kiifiii
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coiiey Saturday Matinee at 3 p. m. Mutual
Island Next weak we start a new series of clevor Detective Stories _-
N. Y. ‘ The Adventures of Cleek Monday 2'
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which is bc-ing nindc into gairiiicnis,
bandages, ctc., for use on thc liattlc-
field..
BELGAN RELIEF FUND.- A
ineeting in thc intcrost oi' thc llel-
gian Rclici' Fund was liclil in hir. l’.
W. l\'lci.eod's store. illt. Sri-\\'ni't, on
'Fiicsday evening. Scpi. Ziltli. with l\li‘.
ll. l<‘. Fecliun iii thc cliiiiiz 'i`iii-_ object
of the meeting was to iliwisii ai r-oiirsc
of procciliirc to adopt in Mt. i~`-ti-\viii't
in order to rullcct fooil und clotliiiig
i'oi‘ the siill'ei'ci's in iicigriiiin. Un
motion tho followiing i-oniiiiittiic was
appointed to arriiiigc fora iraiiiviis of
the vicinity. Dr. Toonibs, Nlossrs li.
I". Fcelinii, A. Grant and Goo. Grccii
the iaiti-r hciin; niudc ser-rotary. Thi-
following mon generously voluntecr-
cd to collect, and were assigned the
sections of country as i’ollows:-
Savzigc llarlior-~l)r. Toomlis; llciul
of llillsboroiigli-~~ l’. W. Z\lcl.c<\il; l’i:;-
1|uid»- A. Grzint; Si:ot<'|ii`oi't.- G.
tlrccii; lfniiiiiiii: llrook l\l. Doug-
lass; Savage llairbor lilasl.-~ G. H.
iii-iiiic-t. and Mt. Stc\\'art-- Messrs li.
ll. t‘otliii :intl .loiiathzin Aflicck. 'l`iicso
voliiiitccrs will start work ut once
:ind will no doubt bc mot by u.
lcoriliai rospoiisi- froin thc good poo-
plc oi thc viciiiiiy. it was also pro-
posrril to can ui lc:-isi"‘{f'cnrr‘ass of
lie-cf, ilir. lt. Clark giving the use of
his i`acloi°_v free. Mr. Tininions. tho
liutclier ofici-.»il ii beet (prinic) at $.”
less than cost.-~-»I.. _
tzuur Cliocolatcs are zilisolutci
purc, ircsli. \'.liolcsoiiic>. and dellcio'
You i-:in get licrc the i-lioirest, acl
cd friiin four ot' tlin host lines now -
fore the piiblic-~-i\'0ilsoii`n, Willur
Liggr-its and l\loii's. put up in liiiiif
sonic boxes, from 3:'>c. to $2.00 M
Kinnon llrug Co., cor. Great Goin;
and Kent stri-cts. nietf
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all wearable styles-
at the HATTERIE.
the I-iATTERlE offers.
TRESS I-IATS
STETSON HATS
FRANKLIN HATS.
There are soft hats in very particularly strong
variety-for this autumn is a great soft hat season,
there are smart new English stiff hats-
there are hats of every good block-and they are
Young men will appreciate thegreat assort-
ment of new colorings shown in this falls shapes
Older men will like the assortment of mod-
erate shapes--quiet styles-sober colorings that
ALL EMEN will be pleased with the prices
that tne HATTERIE offers on nice new fall hats.
THE SOFT HATS are 1.50 to 6.50.
THE STIFF HATS  2.00 to 5.00.
And then you know there is here the finest
range of caps in P. E. I.
The Busiest Store On Charloltetown’s Busiest Street i
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Some Autum Hats that all 
Men Should See
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Tl-lE} “HAT TERIE" _at the MEN 'S STORE
invites you very particularly to sec the hand-
soi_ri_e__,,_ii__e__w blocks that have been coming in
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can see a' _ig
once just how fit is going to like--where you can toll befon: =.
. you leave the store whether you like it.
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT where you can be
certain of getting the last word in Overcoat style the fit- i
and set-and swing that perfect tailoring ensures. ‘
CHOOSE YOUR NEW OVERCOAT at the MEN ’S STORE i -
where you will pay strictlv “before the war” prices. ' ~
MEN'S OVERCOATS $9. $10, $12. $14, $17, $20, $25. ,
MEN 'S SUITS $3, $10, $12.50, $15. $16, $20, $25. ,l
BOYS SUITS $2.25, $2.50, $4.50, $5.75, $6.50, $7.50 up.
LEAVE it tomthe .E
know what’s what in
styles-and to recognize
the real thing when 
they see it. . For in- '
stance, this new Soft
Stetson. ‘ __
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ments of all the new
Stetsons here-it’s an 1
easy matter for you to
select the one that you
_will like to wear.   '_
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a lot of handsome well tailored good weight two piece
Norfolk ,suits in greys and browns and navy blue-perfect ii
fitters dandy styles-we bought them under the market.
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