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W%5 |_ __ _meeting to a close. ,_"-, - _ _ _U FRIDAY

"""~>,m_`_"'” _»'»‘;§:,‘f>"' SCHOONER DAMAGED.- Tho - ~` °"l-~` New Glasgow News says:- A Sclio-

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‘he Times from l'elr0i§N1ll. Sl\yH1~-'|'li<~ liovcriinit-nt llwrcl`orc has tak(-ni _SLIGHT FlRE AT WHARF-_A "The D0DUli1li0llS Of l’<:tl‘0l1l`1\ll. -\l1>S“fllw food supply of the capital into swim Umbreak Ur nm l0_0k Dmce 0" cow and other large centres have i1:; own liziuils. M. Krivoslicili, thc board ‘llc Sys' Mmm- which has been been enormously i1i<:I'f-asctl owing to Minister of _-\grit~ulturr~, has assulnl~il lyillg nlungslde the Marine wllarf for the influx of refugees and the mobil- lin- rc.=:|iuu.=il»ility of thc purcliasc the . ization of 3,000,000 men. A whole and transport of foodstuffs. “ear me lleamrs cwsed ”‘ “me ‘"1 t°

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THURSDAY

EAST ROYALTY 8¢HOOLA-'Fha

standing of the pupils of East Roy alty School for the month ol Sept emher is as follows Grade VlI-- 1 Muriel Andrew, 2 Isabel Homes, 3 Emma Homes Grade VI-- 1 Jane Heartz, 21Gertrude Homes, 3 Jean Miller. Grade V.-1, Verna. Newson; 2, Marion Homes; 3, Marion New- son. Grade IV.-1, Claude Carroll; 2, Frank Miller; 3, Leona Chappelle. Grade ll.-1, Lyall Gurney, Harold Heartz; 2, Vera Andrew; 3, _John Andrew. _

1 DENTAL OFFICES OPENED.-Dr. II. Mclntyre _has recently opened a suite of Dental Parlors ln this city, -having tnken'_the otilces formerly oc- cupied by the Patriot Publishing Coln-

,_ Koay and lutterly by the Fox Breeders

ssoclntlou, Cameron Block. These

.- ough renovation, having been elegant- lly.furnisheil and equipped with the best and most modern dental and sanitary facilities. Dr. Mclntyro who is a son of J. D. Mclntyre, M: D., Montague, graduated with exception- ally high honors from the University' of Maryland, llal. His entrance to the professional life of Charlottetown should bcspcak for him a large mea- sure of success.

W. M. S. MEETING.--The regular

uionthly meeting of the W. M. S. of Zion Church was held yesterday in the church parlor. The President, Mrs. John T. McKenzie, was in the chair. There was a large attendance and the meeting was very interest- ing. A report ol’ the annual meeting at New Glasgow, N. S., was read by Miss Louise Lawson. Mrs. (Dr.) Mc- Neill and Mrs. J. T. McKenzie, who were also delegates to the conven- tion gave helpful talks on the same. At the suggestion of Mrs. McNeill, several prayers were offered for “Our

rgetowi I’ E l was ver badly

nial Pier Monday. He had 'to ow all his cargo overboard and ke for the wharf, where he is at sent, to undergo repairs soon. _

last l'ew days. Some slight defect

catch fire in the oiler’s room, where

men eat and sleep. The crew

speedily turned on the ship's hose aiu the fire was put out in ten min- utes. Little or no damage was done.

MRS HENRY WADMAN.-Many

ciiizeiu; will hear with sincere regret of the death of Mrs Henry Wadman, which occurred at North Carleton yes- etrday morning at the advanced age of 88. The deceased lady leaves to nlourn their loss the following sons and daiigliters:-Mrs Norman Wright, Sunin1crside;‘ Mrs Peter Newsom, (`harlotlctown; Mrs Neil Lowther, North Carleton; Mrs Isaac Lowther. Kensington; Rev. J. W. Waduiaii. Honolulu, and 0. ll. Wadmau, Crapaud.

CRAPAUD-Mr. Levi Trowsdale,

(Trapaud, is doing a rushing business with his new gasoline engine and llireslilng outfit. As Mr. 'Prowsdule gives enllro satlsfa<:t.ion he finds pleu- ly ol' work to do and will likely lir- lmpl. busy all fall. ’l`lie1uu.uy friends ul' Mrs. l~‘. \V. Snow, Victoria, will rv grct lo learn that she is confined f.o` her home with a severe illness. Mrs. George E. Lcard has returned to her home in Crapaud after it very pleds- nnt. visit with relatives in Betleuiie

and Summerside.--V.

HEAVY BATTERY CHURCH PAR-

ADE.-Whut is expected to be the lust church parade for the lleavy Bat- tlry while in Charlottetown will take placu Sunday morning to the First. Mctliodisl. Church. The pastor, Rev. ll. G. Fulton. will deliver the sermon funn the topic: The l(ing's llusincss. The organist, Prof. Thoinpson, is pre- paring a special programme of music. llc will play patriotic airs from 10.45 until tho beginning of thc service ut _1_l n.in. Tho anthem for the iiiorniug will be “Send out Thy Light," and Lit-ut. Ritchie will’siiig a solo. There will probably be li large congregation

cscut, at what promises to be a most

lntcrestiiig service.

A BLIGHTED HOPE.--A Charlotte-

town lady lately received a letter from a soldier friend who has been a pris- ouer in thc hands of’ the Germans for some mouths. Ile told of the ill- trcatiiieiit and insults they had re- ccivcd al. the hands of the Germans TlN‘.V were hiilf starved at many times. _One day when tho guard went round 'delivering the letters and parcels to their -respective recipients. he got n bu; attractive looking parcel handed tt him. With trembling hands he peel- ed of the thick brown paper wrapplngs with visidns of smokes. chocolates and other good things floating before his eyes. Imagine his own and his coin- rades feelings at discovering that the Parcel held nothing but a huge bundle of tracts. The language that filled the air for the next few minutes was more forcible than grateful.

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the local branch of the Bank of Nova shocked on Vléednesday, September Scotia. Capt. Shaw's father is Mr A. 29, McN. Shaw, one of the most ctllcient Bella McDonald, (Susie), occurred. and courteous insurance men, and _a _Although the deceased was not ln visitor here, in former years. in the I‘0\l\lB! health. her’ condition was,not interests ofthe Irnperlal Life Assur- C01 ance Company.-St Johii’s (Newfouud- 50 land, News. (Mr A, Mc_N.' Shaw above Sit!!

referred to is a native of DeSable, this Vie » . pl-ovqm-e_ (;apmm‘_.}{_‘l`,.e Roy wus" homestead. The funeral from her lioru in Crapaud, where the fainlly lille lived for a number of years and where The S0l`VlC9B at the 110 B0 and NWO

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At Vernon River on the evening of sm

Tuesday Oct. Sth this estimablo Chri- stian lady passed into “the rest which remuineth to the peoplorof God" nt the age of 73 years. 'Life in the homo, the church and community is the poorer for her departure. She was a member of the Vernon llivcr Metho- dist Church t’rom_ her youth up, lu- terested and helpful in all its activi- ties, but especially in the work of the Womeu’s Missionary Society, of- which she was o. life member and also

for s_o_i_i_1e yearsnpresident 'of tho Ver- “°“ Ve” M" WY- rnv Tl-usl HAIR GETS 'rmcx Greatly beloved and hold in highest ¢ _ '

esteem by all wllo"werc privileged GLOSSY' WAVY AND BEAU

with her acquaintance; it was in her

home and also outside it she clieefly I displayed the qualities of ii high and tlmps the j0y'of it your hah. be, holy womnnliood. In prosperity and comes "gm wavy' fluffy ubumhmt adversity, her sympathy soothed, her and appeal.; as ,gon lugwous and wise counsels directed to riglit ends beautiful as “_ young 'gm-S “ner

by rlghteousmeaiis, Quiet, unob- Da §_"“_SitV"' patient' t§°“'l`ag9"u_“ ,mild _ln ~n1oisten a cloth with xi little Dand- V§;_e__"’x5_;‘l‘il{t¥‘_'?“f th('_’se“n'_i§lySk‘i't"i'_;‘3~:_-‘IQ erine and carefully draw it through Intrusion into me san__tu_i=__y of ___ your hair, taking ons small strand at_ Cliristian life well lived to revc-ail:[hme` Tins will dombo me hair

Iler last illness was n'.nrlced hy a 2:1

holy patience and sweet resignation fm

to the will ot God and when the 1. . -.

?_:in1r;1_on_i;__pa;1ie_it was _`hut__tli_e b_r<!f;l<' flilledleslliy. lli"itLtxl(t!-icttfril thiilii. lb Galina wh tl; flis' lil ._~.';l0_5dl"f» _fl l le bu_nutit‘ying the hair, Dunderine dis- _ _ en ‘L 5°” B‘.‘l‘~ ‘l“"Y U’ solves every particle ol’ dandruii;

its desired haven. ,.|0

She leaves to n1ourn'licr tiircc' sis- .MH . - _ __ - - _ _ . , p. forever stopping itching and

ters, Mis. Jolin_llay_den_ Mrs. llaniel ,~,,mng hum but what will pleasn you lilaiclion, Mrs. Samuel Ccnny, a. num- most will be after R few weak-B “bp her of neices and nephews and a large when you Se.. naw hai,_nm, “mf circle of friends. The funeral service d l 1- '__ ', _ ' , i

was conducted in_ the__hoine and lzlvny 8 "St yts but reall’ new church on Tllursduy 7tl y ltcv 'I` W 'Ou ,,m.( for mu fl I -

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