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- I BDIISI; ’ =it.fi-s£.><=r1f-#41 D11.-sstoré ,,; °We‘h_ave"just'receiyed `§_p..f§ps_l_;,.4.'-.su,pply of Neil-_ _ .i'fs‘l5n,-37 _:packages of dé§i`g`n` 'arid latest icsacmqne- if _ r-"_ fMQifs- W'-f.¢l<lv Supply isgfof?/bulk chocolates' ako ".;_l,q_;I}@§.qdT,§0'C€nts..
Foster Driicswre ” '_ .___ _Sunnyside
=,.
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' Mrs. Stephen Mutt rt.
-_- 'V 9' ll.~vlsiti_x_ig frieiids in %1i;;:-lt?t?o;
.:'f~ lf, " ; ._~" ,G- agftf 3- Alfred wood. Mrs. wood
` iiB\l8hl6r OIlv0,‘Tryou, -Wm-9 .gn
_ “lllmerside on Thursday.
.- Mrs. F. C. Jones who hasfhqen they
'T 7°"9"@“Y 9.0 F0!-\l|.11'to»l1onotou. ` ` ‘ nn- Arbuckle of--'Sumiderside “ Wllltfils iii Charlottetowimirgi |'m|y_'01
V' "'."~° "".` . f '~ 'f “M\fs.Adam Murnr..-. :< _ I /1 1 * Mi' Thus.. Iloblnson, the well-known
iivrsebuyei-` from Hsunx. arrived- on §l1° Northumberland lait evening and _V 5 Slfiyiiis at the Moroll House: - -
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PW- 50901111 Kairstead, who is train- iiii! lil Sussex. N. 3:. arrived saturday night in Charlottetown on a short fur-
. 101ish at his --mother-in-iaw’s, Mrs.
Peter Mar-tin, -Euston Stu - `
Mr. John D. 'Minto, accompanied
_bit _NS niece Miss Margaret Drake, im* 0" Friday for Miilvlew where he 'will spend some time visiting ' his Sliders. Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Wood.
` Mr and Mrs H'ector Mclnnis, of p -Halifax.. arrived. last night by the
Northumberland and are the guests of Mrs Mclnnis’s sister, Mrs A. E,- Morrison, Prince Street. _
Rev. Z. L. and Mrs. Fash leave to
morrow morning by the Se s__ North. lllI1b8l‘lalld fOr thtélr new home in P‘U`l'Bb0l‘0. N. S., followed by the best . wishes of a very wide circle of friends.
Mr and Mrs B. R. McKay left Sat-
\ii'd&Y l1101‘11iiig on return to their home in Somervill Mass. after
i-~,-zz' --
er 1
Blwiitlliig a. month with Mrs McKay’s
parents. Mr McKay also spent,a very
iimllllin ll iliuiiin-it Miss -civil
i""“““-Ht Week visiting in aiberton.
Miss Vina R. Wood, stenographer
» with Mr. J. D. Jenkins, has been ap-
pointed to a position with Messrs. Moore & McLeod and entered upon her duties yesterday morning. Her
_ many friends wish her every success
in her new position. _
.i,fPARlS,._Oct. 31.-The Senate git Mrs (Dr) Reid’ accompanied by
a
Saturday unanimously passed a res ution expressing profound horror
t Miss Mae Sterns, returned home by
the express Saturday evening, after
¢hA°1'"'73V59°59mW"°"" bf Mi" EMU* sllending several weeks visiting
_Cav/ell, the British nurse,/who was e
X' friends in Washington, New York and
" 'ecuted by the German military autli- oth A 1 i ‘ orl_t__l'es in Belgium recently for treason. meter” g1§;u°:;_sicd»2es‘ Dlfrhey were
._§E_nmANY _Bins Fon s_uPPonT o ‘ T ' nouMANiA. »
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A despatch to
the Morning Post from Berne says:
-~ “ Word comesifrom Berlin that Ger- ‘man isinaklng a bid fo Roumanla
Y l'
_ support by offering her a loan bp co
dttlon of -her marching against _Bes -| -arabia,-,'wit-h a guarantee to her of this
-Ririssian. province if she succeeds ` conducting lt." . ' _ -
b R id
Master Billie. y E and
` _Senator Prowse and Mr Donald ‘NZC-liDiS0n. M.P.. returned- on Saturday night from a trip to the Pacific coast, as members of the Parliamentary Party and press who were the guests
H ol' tlie Canadian Northern Railwgén _ .There were fourteen cars attached to 1; the special transcontinental railway.
F
ii'
I' Mr Robbins E. Colwell, druggist of ; Johnson & Johnson, has returned
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‘_ _ .:.
- i’
_ 250.- 150 » Rooms ' Batlis
_ Copley Square, Boston Mau.
_ Near Public Libraz. Trinity Church, Christian Science C urch. ew Opera
hogs; sod but l0'rninutes to the shopping
s o
an u ness sec n
EI%lric cars pass the Oxford to ll.
' and. ~R. R.Stat_1on, all S. S. Lines and
every part of the city and suburbs. s2%l5ige room $1.00 and up; with bath
Double rooms $2.00 and up; with bath
9 rninirr. PRETTO Pm riewr.
HOTEL OXFORD -
from his trip from Boston and New
-'-;,|_York_ City. having returned home by
_ \.-ay of_Bui’i'alo, Niagara Falls, Toronto J and Montreal. While in New York he | visited his brother, Dr Albert W. Col-
well, who left a few days ago for
: France.
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1 lnui lillnnull lin
ss-sa mos isoi ~= °~' \ ' 1
'J sAvE voun mimi MAKE iT
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F China
, ‘~.i._-.‘ . .
.A Gift that is always sure to please the _Bride is dainty China. ' '_
We. have an extensive
assortment ` of Hand Painted China in exquis- ite designs, any piece of which would be a delight to the recipient. '
0 C. W. Patterson
f vJeweLll¢1_._ _ _
._J THICK AND BEAUTIFUL-
' TRY THIS. _
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence- of a neglected scalp; of dandrui!-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dsndruff. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverishness and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair ` roots to shrink, loosen and die-then the hairfalis out fast. A little Dand- arliie _‘tonight-now-any tinie-- will ' surely save your hair. - .
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
I --Danderinerfrom any drug store or
‘toilet counter, and after the first ap- plication your hair will take on that "life, -lustre and luxurlance which is so beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of ab- undance, and incomparable gloss and softness; but what will please you most will be after just a. few week’s use, when you wll actually see a lot ~of hue-, downy hair-new _hair-grow 'ing _all over _the scalp.
. N
Kiieiit 01 Judge. ara Mrs. stewart iett.
-25lIllllS UESTHUYS `
it STUPS llllllli Hllll
1'-'W NQTMOURNINO'
and full belly. .witlr occasional grip- uilits and -veins limit the .els new
~ » lace ot leaden _t, eyes
t ‘ heavyand doll. itching, 5 ,A eyelids. itching of the, __ ` -9 nose, itching of the reo- -~ - tum. short.. dry -south. ` , grinding- - of the teeth. "M _ little' red points' sticking i -ou on tongue,~.|tarti.ng: dining.; een. slow raver, , v 1 . It you have the least suspicion that c“.:,.:r:‘.l.: .:'.-:‘.;.‘.’:°“...‘:i.t“..=..°li°'.:if.°_“ get a bottle of Dr True's Elixir. This remedy _Jian been on the market since -my.‘ffather_discovei-ed it over 60 years ago. Put your child on the way to good health by using -Dr True's Elixir, the Family Laxative and; Worm Er
peller. Good for -adult; also. At all dealers, 35c., 50c., and 3 . Advice free.
Auburn. Maine.
‘noni gpiiiis if
` VICTORIA.
' A. T. McDonald, Souris; T.l S. Mc- Donald; A. C. Rogers, Summerside; W. Irving Beers, Cherry Valley; S. B. Kaye, St John; B. J. Hueest, St John; George Wood Halifax; T. Hudson, Picton; `W. V. Giffen,'Montreal; B. A. Webster, Halifax; J. H. Ewing, Hali- fax; P. A. Wallace, Halifax; J. R. Murphy, Halifax; A. B. Fortier, Toro -
to; E. C. Scythes, Toronto; R. @ Charlton, M. Valiqustte, A. C. Ser , Montreal; A. E. Toncue, Bathurst; Charles A. Andrew, Summerside; L. A. Moore, Summerside.
QUEEN. _
M. S. Leo, Vernon River; J. S. Perry, Summerside; C. F. Morrissy, Tignish; F. J. Shea, Waterford; S. Gallant, Piusvllle; Ernest Shea, St Louis; Hubert Carr, Truro; Mrs J. H. Ding- well, Oakland; A. C. Saunders, Sum- merside.
REVERE.
I-I. H. Churchill, Yarmouth; Rev. J.
M. McLeod, Grand Mere, Que.; I-I. Mc- Eachern, Newport; _ W. H. French, Montreal; W. Enman,-Portland, Ore.; C. W. Otis, Agent Klark-Urban Co.; J. B. McDonald, West St Peters; C. A. McDonald, St Andrews; S. Pineau, No. Rustico; M. Blanchard, Rustlco- vllle; Richard J. O’Nelll, Bridgeport; Mrs J. C. McDonald, York; Miss Sarah McPhee, Georgetown; C. C. McDonald, Mt. Stewart; R. Turconi, Holyoke; A. Harris, New Glasgow; J. R. Shank, W. E. McKinnon, Glace Bay; Jos. Driscoll, Indian River; F. F. Wilson, Syracuse, N.Y.
4lllH Bllllllllll
lllllllill IN llllillllll
HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-The' 40th Nova
Scotia Battalion commanded by Lieut.- Col. Vincent, ‘has arrived safely in England and ls now in camp at Bran- shop. Cables were received yesten day by several relatives of Halifax of- ficers in the Battalion, announcing their arrival in England on Friday.
The 40th left Valcartler on Monday,
October 18th, and the-news of the ar- rival of the troopship was eagerly awaited by friends of the men of the fine battalion, of which Nova Scotia is so proud.
STUDENTS EN|.|sT iN `
soov Fon FRONT
REGINA, Oct. 30.-The entire Blil-
dent body of St. Chad’s Anglican Col-
volunteered for overseas service. Sev- en of the nine students ln session have volunteered, and tive more who have made arrangements to take up the course this year have enlisted -at other points. From this action on the part of the students, it is more than probablethat the college will be forc- ed to .close its doors for lack of a stu- dent class.
Bishop Harding, of Qu'Appeile, has
given his sanction to the men, even though it practically obllterates the student body at the institution. He is pleased with the excellent spirit which they have shown.
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SHIPF N EWS
Reported Outwards: _ Schr. Sarah L. Oxner, Capt. Young,
for Port Hastings.
ING
lege with the exception of two, have'
None of us will cvcr forget it, ln
the grey dawn of one ot the first days
ing towards St. l'nul’s cathedral. The morning was iliio, but the city_, wus heavy and sud. Long licfore tlic scr- vice began traillc iii the streets u- rouiid the cathedral was first iiiiped- ed, then arrcsiiifrl and fliially stopped.
At length u. coriloii oi' police had to
keep back the surging, swiiyimr crowds who were struggling to roach the doors inside the cathedral.
WHAT A SIGHT IT WAS.
The vast n_1ultitudc stretched from
the chancel steps and the broad space under the dome tn where the colossal s'tatucs of England’s mighty dead emerged from thc gloom by thc for off portlco. _ _
The grey old saiiciuary has \vit-
nessed many a great moving spect- acle, services of iiitcrccssloii, of slip- plicatlons, of laiiientations, of thanks- giving, of rejoicing and ot` mourning, but perhaps never before has it seen anything quite, like this.
WHATQAN AssEiv\Bi.v.
` The King was' represented by thc Queen's secretary, and Queen Alex- andra, tlie beloved of the people, in her own person. The prime Minis- ter and many members of his cabinet, statcsnieii, scholars. scie-'iitl.sts, a great company of nurses in their various uniforms, fresh from the great houses of pain; pathetic groups here and there of wounded soldiers -home from the battlefield, and then an liiimense;con<:ourse of the general public) chiefly women, many of them in black, the wives. the sis-~ ters and the mothers' of the brave lads who are fighting for u_s at thc front, oi' of those other brave boys who already have fought and fallen, were there.
WHAT HAS BROUGHT THIS MUL-
TITUDE TOGETHER?
A great victory, the close oifa great
campaign, the funeral, as at this time
L .
Make the Live?) `-,,0- Do its Duty _'-= N`me.\inesin tea when theIinri¢r$t|§d out .sa tml. rf. rw.
CARTEWS IJTTII
LIVER Plus if
shot' Small Price
Schr. Aroostook, Capt. Lavandin.
Reported inwards: Schr Flower, Cat LeBlan from
. _ - p. c,
Loutsburg. » _
of winter, London was already iiiov~_
_ I.
days the peoplo of Iioiiiloii slioulil n.';~ semlile in tens of tliousziiuls to _iliunk
-FOR NIARTYR NURSE
Qlloggdtrlul $62112 in Sl. Pauls llalhedrali When- Brit . aii_i’s llliqlity Meuand the limpire’s Rulers Galheredi" _ todo Honour lo the llltiiiory ol Nurse, Cavell f ;
Who Was Glorious in Iler Lite » and '
A Slill More in llealh. e ’ _
nobr death Where is UW Sting- Illisf your ot' u grand old warrior-who occurred to iiumiiv oi' us It or-r~uri‘¢-ll Oh, grave where is 'tliy victory?" nftci- iiiuiiy glorious victoi'les, _ has U, mu, as 'L 1;3¢_',.,`,,,,| ,O the s,,,.,.|,.,, in D t I _t .YI -_ I died- “S ll* "|951 fit WUH" U10 SOUFNI lueliiory ol' Nilrsu Cav(-ll, that pi<:l\ii'cs ut ‘lgntho llniol fllilfatlt few"°£ _us fn the g‘{"5 "1 U10 WHT Yifi f0i`f2l.0lll. ot"licr lille s.er:ii'if'd to piiss I1f'i`oi'o im: ;a:e,“?s ffm,” lim, 1‘xfe_.f ‘lf G of Nm” ‘m‘l.is_b0]lii='»' b0i`iif¢ i0.l\1S 103'- Wsuull iii Swift- rciglcw, pulsing and ilirolili-
h (ylnit iitni .i even » so place amid the acclamutioii of his mg om of the ,1u,»kn,,,.,g up my ¢|0,,,-,]
Wucllalxi 0681' it ielit iianie, now all)tlio couiitryiiicii and tho homage of the -eyes.
wo_r_ , u ws . ias gone as y u worlil? _ _ ` _ supernatural trumpet blast to thc ut- No, but iii memory of a poor wo- R§Eg,E
termost ends of ‘thc earth. Mingled man. a poor hospital iiurs(-.~, who has- Rmug 'rR|fJMpH T00
with a. cry of horror and oxccratioii at bccii toully done to dcatli hy a har- _ 1.‘;m¢_'_3f,,,,_'r,iS;, uf ,-,,“,-;,,,.,, ,,,,,,,|;,,,
the brutal act oi' tyranny, it has rung liarous ciiciny, cuiiileiiiiied ‘for acts ol' -_ _
round the globe. And, today, ten niercy_ and liuinaulty, tried in-secret ` 3 (c°"u""°d °" Page E_'9ht~)
thousand persons have assembled in -~f'0r so iii efi’eut_it was»-shot in haste = ffl. I -
the cathedral church oi' the capital of 'and then buried in a. traito1"s grave! '
our empire to thank God for the great ' What' ii triumph for religion, for ' ` V
soul it stood for iii this transitory cliristiunlty, for the church' V*
x teuc o er etua her c i ’
God for the sliadow 'of xi sciiliiild .und to ilml insplraitioii iii ililiiliiug ol’ ilu- martyi"s ond is pmol' ciiougli limi' not lust oi' ciiiplru, not “tht-. will to ;;ii1i
for tho iriuniplis it liriiigs in its trailii, liut religiiiii, ziiiil with its i'jglii-i-'>u.~.- tiers ifyslill thc bread of our sioiil.
“Poor Nurse (Iiivell," wo \\'or1- suff-
infr to'uacli other us wo Weill ililri ili- cathcrlrul. thinking oi' iliul. iiiiii-iw-ry of at military trial iii. Bi'\isst-is and oi' tlio shower of bullets in tlic prison yard from the muskets ot' un iiilur maii soldlery. But, as we came our ol' lt, moved to tours and thrilled up to our llirobliing throats. s1~.ai'<:(>.ly uhh* to speak for the emotion that iiinstcr- ed us, we were ,saying to ourselves:
“No, not poor- great, heroic, iliif
morial everlasting- victorious- Oni of the sentincls on 'tho hill tops »oi` ctci'iiity- who have \vou the right to stand by the beacon fires of hope and sat'i'li`1(:e which light up the tlestinics ot' niunkind."
After it husli-the silence oi' wait-
ing time- and as the uiilltcdral clock outside with its solemn. boom is striking the hour oi` noon, the service begins. it is choral throughout qx- cept for tlic prayers, and it lifts the coiigrcgatioll ‘io it height ot' oiiiotioii not often reached by the liuiiiaii soul.
Again and again as llic organ poul-
ed out, soiiiotiiiics with ii great rush of sound and sometimes with `:i noise lmrdly louder than thc huiiiun lirczilli, and as the surge and swell of il-.ii tliriusziiul liuinan \'oi<~v.-z sweeps ilnwii thi; long iiatvi: and i'i=<>.< into thc viii ply duino ii storm oi' fel-ling monies ov- er us which it is dlllicult to sustain.
First thc liymii that brought Solar:-.
to Nlirsc l‘zivcll in lier lust iiiomciits on earth.
“Aliirlc with Mc; fa:-:i falls ilio
eveiitidc,"
soft as an iiiigel`:i \\'l\i.<pcr; then (lm solcuiii psalm, “Out of ilie- (lr-cp l have 4-nllcll unto Tliuc, Oli Loi‘fl.'_`_ Thou thc Lordis pru_vci‘. “Thy will be- donc on earth." :ind tlicii thc tre- iiieiidou.<;'\vortls tlirillim: up lo thi: roof and going ‘tlii‘oui;li mill' ilirougli us.
"I AM THE RESURRECTION AND
THE LlFE." .
Sometimes it seems as ii' a voice
from that despised and dishonored grzivcv in thc prison yard at Iiriisscls, worn speaking to us licrc in St. I"aul‘9; sometimes as if ii cry from tlio iii- most part of nmii ngniiist suffering injustice and wronlr were going up to that Great Be- ing who is so far :iwziy and can only he rcached by a cry, and 'sometimes as if tlirougli 'thc wnvr-f of sound that roll over our heads, wc were lienrlng the voice and promise of God lllni- sclf "Bc coniforieil, my cliildreii; your Fatlier ls in llonven; nil will yr-t be well with His world." IL is a pzirt_ol` tlic mystery of music- cspcclnlly ,of scored music- that under lt’s iiiugnul spcll wc forget our surroundings .n._ii_d arc carried away to scoiies pliyslcally remote hilt spiritually ucnrn
Something of that kind must_ _lizive
power," not wiii' for its own . ini-:\~_ or,
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,f_._. .`..€(>;’l_~,Z,_i-_t. .
Thi! h°i'1°'lii »00\iilh syrup is new Usedhm’ iiiifieagsines tlian.a.ny other °°‘:f ’e’.'i°d§'-, itil lirqmiitness, 3" Cefliiiiiitv iii conquer-ii f distreirg ¢0liltlif;;a§licst vid throat cldlds is really rein - ` - - A
tukealiold. §'A'#ii?\gs_ his co|iiic the 'did Lary cough-rehcvcs even w ioomn '»k| _, _ ' iti..”i::'ii?`§i?'ii.§i`?li:zi1”1‘° Qiiiiifiiigi’ _ - _ .cou I. _ .».t:.f;t 3.1.".-;i“‘ E.-'zi ‘ima °‘ iii-v----ve i»urLti<- iw-1 iiiiklie i»<mi@'"»f’ir§ li|=-iiiirrsuul ted su srsyrup. This give; .\‘;»\li~ :it ri cglsiaoi only tile cents, 10 ounces 0 /1-V ter co; i syrup t ian you could buy 7" ’t2f00~ _ ,Hakes _hut _u few iiiinutes to _HIL-_Ki£:i§e.()(J_:Aillll g‘i!i\~¢.-titioniin \\';tli Pinex.
_' L’ _ 4 '_c B10 s, 5°" ‘"1" _I-le vleiiiaullylsurprised. to
note liow quickly it Iooscns dry hoarse “V ll‘~'|'f "*ilil£|iii,' und lit-als the inflamed iii:-iiil»i'iiin-it iii ii painful cuugli. It alga Fl‘>I»s tlii- l'oi~iiiiitiou of plilc in in the
ilii'<:it :till li :I "I l. I - ' I- ilu- 'y»\~rsisit-iitnligfiitudcriiililitsl tgus endmz
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Pint-x is u_ nm.~t. yiilua_ble concentrated
1-4-:i||.|»ii||<l vii pi-nuinu }\0r\vuV pine ex. trawl. i-irli iii giiiiiiiciil, \i'hicli'is so heal. 1:i;v:`1_i» tli<_e lui-_iiibi'uiics.
lo uvoifl ilisiippoiiitiiii-nt, bc sure and
if-lc yuili' ili'iig;_fist for "2i,§¢ Quncea liinex ii --ml doii’t iii-u_c|it aiiyizliimz else. ' ) -\ |_fiii\i'uiiicc ufyiibsolute satisfaction, ..i‘_ iiioiit-_\' proiiiptly refunded, gocs"w'¢l\
t4l)ili)s-tU’|iié¢)-mrrziticii. The Pinex Co., TQ.
F"_ ,_
oiy and to quicken the holy spirit of What a rebuke to 'l`rcii~.~clikc What I V selhsacrifice which was vexeinplllicd a sniasliliig blow to all the wise phil- - in her life and death. csophcrs who have li-f-ixii ti-lling u-1 ` ` ` _f§4ll>v°- -v-. ,that Corsica luis' conquered (lulllci.-!
WHAT A SCENE IT HAS_ BEEN. I That in those' dzirk days mill evil
i -_ - For Worthy 0bieci
since BATTERY FUND
Go g S gf"
0 J’
'l`lii= limo is l`i_1.-it approaclilng who it the Second Siege Battery will take
‘Ui 'l°'li=\i'liii‘<: lui' the front. The up peal for subscriptions towards the lcmtliiiciil.-1 l-‘und is peing fairly well responded to but a considerable iiiiiouiil. i.~ still required and it is dcsir iililc that subscriptions be sent to the 'l'i-f=.\.-1i|~~i~, Mi-_ l-1. (l. Coombs, Bank of Montreal, without further delay. The
rolliiwii--; subscriptions have already
1\l_\,`<:r l';ii'Il»-tt $100.00 A. A. Alloy 1500 l‘0l_ ll. M. llzivison 25.00 l.. ;\l. I'i>olc ik (ID. 20.00 \‘\'iiiiil‘ii's l'li|li . 25.00 _--I. ti. twmiiilis 10.00 ii lt. \\'u-nlinnii 10.00 l’i‘occc(ls l-`<iotball Match, Con-
iiauglits vs. St. Dunstan's (per
Raymoiiil J. Brown)
Archibald McLean
Dr A. C. Lundy Col. F. S.'Moore l-loruce llnsznfd
W. K. Rogers. Prowse Bros. Percy Pnpq__ Lady l`ric-.iirl
Hyiidiriuii &_Co., Ltd.
Proccegls-Driving Park Races J. and T. Morris ' _
R. E. Mutch _
G. W. Wakefora R. Siiizillwoocl
i\'. J. Emery. M(-lvillc
Cniiipbell McLeod, Melville »\lex. l\lcl‘liorsoii, hlclville Angus l\lcKenzlc. Melville,
llcctor Ross. l-`l:it River iolin A. Russ. l~`lai ltlvcr
Wellington Compton, Flat Rivet'
Doiinlrl l\lcLco1l, l-`lzit ltlvcr
Angus Ross, Flat ltlvcr
.l. R. l\lcRac, l-‘reuch (Truck Mills
B. Compton & Co., iicllo ltlvcr
Henry Sanders, llcllc ltivcr
William Saiirle-rs. llcllc River Lake View Woincri’s Institute,
North Lake, and Lakeville District 20.00
Mrs A. A. Alloy 5.00 Mrs. Cliarlcs Rolmrtsoii, Mont-
ague 1.00
Part Proccils Sicgo Battery
Concert 150.00
F. J. Nash 5.00 R. K. l\-lclicrizic, Flat River 5.00 Hector U. Mclif-iizie 2.00 Joliii Riley Sr., l-‘lat Rivor 1.00 Saunders Newsom & Co.. City 25.00 Angus l\-lol.:-.nn (‘olloden 2.00 Carvcll, Bros. .00
46.40 25.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 15.00 50.00 10.00 75.00 25.00 43.30 50.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 1.00 5.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.00
li cn
been received:
Lemuel Compton, Belle River
Angus N. 'MbDonald, Flat River
Magnus Ross, Flat River Johii R. Ross, Flat River Donald McRae, Flat River John D. Beaton, Flat River
Malcolm E. Beaton, Flat River _
Malcolm P. Beaton, Flat River Samuel Nicholson, Belle River
5Mrs Sam. Nicholson, Belle River
,John Nicholson, Belle River
.Alcx. D. Stewart, Belle River
M. F. Riley, Belle River
John Gillis, Belle River
1Alcx. Ross, Flat River `
I), l\IcLarcn, Flat River lnwsn Gillis. cuiisaeri
\\-'illiam Stewart, Belle River l-‘. J. G. McDougall, Belle Rive.
.»\. R. Stewart, Belle River
Allen D. Stewart. Belle River
A. M. Stewart, Belle River
M. .l. Bell, Belle River
Donald Martin. Belle River
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