'ill
in the himself
into what al be the abyss
Ill!!
looking bask
most lilil to of the “Forgotten
in which he found pleas
ure, the in which he found a help the things which he enioyed all crowd into his fancy pushing into the back ground the things wherein
no beneilt was derived
The W B Harkins Players have
left us, left ns with memories it will he our pleasure to often recall to mind for whilst here, they gave us the best in modern, refined entertain- ment, each performance being one to impress, to think of with the sat isfaction of an opportunity taken ad-
vantage of.
Would that more of the many trav-
elling companies adopted the same policy as Mr. I-Iarkins. I-Ie invaria- bly surrounds himself with s number of ladies and gentlemen, who possess real God~given talent used to exploit the better things in comedy and
drama.
We hope Mr. Harklns will return
to Truro before the season ends. Mr. Hurley tells us he expects to do so, and we also hope his return engage- ment will receive the patronage he so richly deserves. In any event we say au revoir and good luck to you 0 W. S. Harkins Players, and in ex- tending our best wishes for a success- ful season in the Provinces and the West Indies we also extend man's best wish to man-May God Bless
you- rison.--J.
So far this season, wherever Mr.
Ffarklns has played, the press, public and managers have asked him for a return engagement. There must be 5 reason. If a company faifs to make good. nobody wants them, therefore the W. S. Harkins Players must have
-ITPAYS to bl!! i|itl\ilPf0v|i|¢O
*E UOIYNG DAILY Guafll-
tlhld st Ladertyls
‘!onIiria1“Pariors Snnunenids -im rnpax Lsrrsnrr is
Guardian Agent in Bummerside His oM& Dhone is 26.
-POLICE COURT -In the police court in Bummerside yesterday morn- ng,onedr\1nk H G Mills ofKen
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a week or two have paid for has expired and thus
date
-CLIFTON HOUSE SUMMER SIDE -The following registered yes
Burnett, Charlottetown- A. W. Mal ley, ‘l'. C. llIcElvity, St. John; E. I-I
”°'“‘““‘ ”°“‘ ‘?;"*':..‘if§
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and
sington, was ilned $5 and costs -J
a
County Hospital
tina
Gish nsiin
-HOLKANB - '!.'hers‘¢ nothllll
too big or tootnall to from Holmsn's QM
-MALPBQUE-Next Bllllilli N0'
, me an nr umm wuontfeai
preaches inthe Preabytcrianlliumh t lla ni (lltlngforthe Prints
-FUNERAL TOMORROW -The
discontinued promptly on expired funeral of the lata .Msn Mijn Town-
d .New Anmn whole death took
lane on Wednesday inoming will be
use ml Friday. oemm- am., at mm, , th’
80 P. ni. Interment in the~Ken-
terday:-P. C. Pope, Halifax- A. R. 9i“Ut'0” c°m°t°’7- K- -
-'run swmsna 'rP.anna.- 'rue
Cutliffe, Boston; Mrs. Miller, Cape Traverse; Capt. Richards, Bideford J. Stewart, Alherton; I-I. Dobson, A A. Trites, Montreal; J. W. Bailey Roy Miller, Moncton.-J
-PROPERTY PURCHASE -Messrs ickering and Morrison, of Summer- de, have purchased from Mr Alex nder Campbell the building on Wa- er street, at present occupied by Mr I1 Podvin. It is the intention
firm
capital
invest in
whose videnda
guaranteed b
ry o e
fact that 'more
than dan `b`e
present' conditions `Nothln in th industrial
and
Swansea Trader, from Halifax, isdnq . 5 ~ .°
n Summerside early this mornlng,|?;h Pr°Ni|°°° where s large outward mrgo. con--Bmw' at-“mn o°m\i-ny, no sistlng of about 1,500 bags oats and of ,went mmulacuus u otatoes, a quantity of hay etc
awaits a r arrival for t ' m§1."°."»‘°d it' »'.'“’ -”~"'° "‘°
J ° “m'p° of *the public as has the
°”"` ° ` Motor manufactured by this company
Its poplllarityis based nponmerlt
-REMAINS »ARRIVE.- The re- “wmv”
_ F-
malns of the laie.Rev. S. D. McPhee, fact that who _died in Montreal of typhoid the name of fever, were brought over by the Em- h
I the purchasers to raise the build ing about fifteen feet and construct ne stoiy underneath the new part o he used as a show-room and work-
DBIOIO th! “mb th”
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press last evening, and forwarded by B °“s-6h°ld the _eastern train to Belfastuland Awnaua -in Queen s Co. They were in charge of -and wif ~v ah
ev. A. J. ld¢Nai1l.-J.
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-The following register- cd yesterday: T. C. Edgett, J. A. Vantilburg, Thomas G. Taylor, Gil- bert Gaudet, Charlottetown; W.
shop, while the main building will be fitted up as a dwelling by Mr. Mor-
UEEN HOTEL BUMMERSIDE
“"°l"...’"@i§l:.’.';.“‘;°;l°i.€§‘°'°.*:‘“’ f»f"¥‘»'li G_`"w_ rimgie us. L. L. n-Fi;f¢i"““”“‘°°?°'l“5 “‘°" “?’-`g¥“Y
Secretary of the Maritime Provinces b°';n °r“m°;Zt:g'g;°m$*hf°d
. _rl Y. se _ 11 r
f.:,‘..f“.;'1‘;:°.§’.‘ :.%'s..‘:;".t: .?.:’.::l.“°f:» -~;- .»~»-;,‘=»-gm
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n can ra er eavily on its
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mnde good. Their opening play for W
Charlottetown on Tuesday night next is The House Next Door. If you
want to laugh see it. Seats go on
sale Friday morning at the usual places. If you want your favorite seat apply early. 2409..
UNCLE SAM IN LINE
WITH PLAN TO CURTAIL ' WAR SHIP BUILDING.
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 27.-Secret-
ary of the Navy Daniels, traveling with President Wilson to Mobile last night, expressed his own opproval of the suggestion of Winston Churchill first lord of the adrriiralty of Great Britain, that the powers should agree to cease naval construction for a
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short period. V
"I feel sure," said Mr. Daniels,|
"that if all the other naval building countries agreed to such an arrange-_ ment, the United States also would( gladlv do so. 1 think this suggestion follows as a direct sequence to Sec- retary Bryan‘s peace policy." `
GOING TO
(By George Matthew Adams)
Going to is the name of a place
most of us at some time or other set out for but never get to-never reach. In fact, many an entire life- time often is given over to journey- ing toward Going To.
Going To is Failure’s favorite
Town. ‘
Mark the man who says he is Go-
ing To. He rarely, if ever, Does. Going To does not mean to D0.
Going to is the Sugar that the
Devll puts over his bitterest Pills.
Look about you. The very faces
of scores of those with whom you mix the day, are stamped as though chiseled, with the indetermllnate-Gm ing To. For Going To puts the soul atrembling and excites n Fear 'ln otherwise dns Characters Going To robs and cheats and deceives.
“I am Going To. No-never stop
there. "1 am going to-Do." 'I`hat's your cue. But he sure you Do At once and on the spot.
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How Teddy Ll1si_ih_c.Besr
They say a sore corn interfered
with his speed. Always apply Put- nam's Corn Extractor. For llfty years it has been curing corns and warts. “l’utno.m's" never fails. Use no other, 25c. at all dealers.
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Cong, St. John; A. A. Mallery, J.
. Scovll, St. Stephen; E. H. Noyes;
H. Murchie, Boston; E. A. Mason, H. Hlackstock, Toronto; W. T. Crosby, Thomas Haynes, St. John; W, R, Miller, Guelph, T. V. Nalne, Toronto; John McCormack, Yarmouth; E. J, Jones, Raones, N. B. J.
-SUCCUMBED TO INJURIES.-
The young lad, Aleer Gallant, who
ospital Tuesday evening, of which
particulars were given yesterday
orning, died about 9.30, s. m. yes-
terday, death being due tothe ex- posure received after the accident, until he was found. The remains, in charge of his father. Mr. Joseph A. gallant, were taken by the noon train to his late home in Abraham’s Vil- lage, for interment. J.
-POULTRY MEETING AT KEN- SINGTON.-T. A. Benson, Domin- ion Poultryman will address ameet- ing in the Temperance Hall, Kensing- t0¥1. on Tuesday, November ith, The sublects taken up will be the crate fattening of poultry and. the winter egg production. All interested' 'ure invited to attc-nd. Members of the Kensington Egg Circle are particu- larly requested to be present. Ladies specially invited. The meeting to commence at 7.30 p. m. 2397,
£65 l>l'0Ught to the Prince county
m
-PORT HILL.-Miss ‘Addie Ellis,
who is attending Union Commercial College, Summerside, spent Thanks- giving at her home here.-Mr. Beech- er Williams, accountant with Senator Yeo, spent Thanksgiving with his mother in Bidefnrd.-Mr. W. R. May- nard, contractor and builder, 'who is building the new mansc at Alber- ton, was home a few days at Thanks- giving.-Mr. Erwin Dougherty who is working in Alberton, was home to Port Hill for Thanksgiving. -The farmers have not dug many potatoes as yet, as the continued wet weather has kept things back. There is quitea lot of grain out yet and there will be ashortage of feed if grain is not soon housed.-P.
A. A._MeLesn, K.C., Donald McKinnon
‘ll Birmierp. .Aiiomey-ai-Lew ' Brow n Block. Charlottetown
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s " so ¢ resins-Haul is `::nelsn. I. I. 5a=LUn;”acooms:odati'|x Ill .guests situated at the ntxs oi luscious ground sn surround b el nt’ shade trees
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n.u.m¢|.»~.oD xx. w.~s:.uss'rmcv K.
'Mc‘bEOD dl. BENIFITQZY I arristels is ci Att e s-av Aw *"‘.l'.f:'..¢.".'::'.?.°;_".?i'.`§.‘?_.‘l°..':?xz'~ Q '$h;aw_ ssrrlseersnteoms s.N¢‘mry Public me
not miss an issue, as all papers are
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.resins eelsollsis
-Capt. Taylor, Agent of the Mar-
ine Depsrtment, Charlottetown, was in Eiummeraide yesterday.-J _
This is shown by the at home alone where
Stewart & Co.
the dominion, in
ere er been
introduced, it
had
C0mr-
wane reuauy granted by,-the bunkers, meant the 'piylag of discounts which should have gone to [well the share- holders’ dividends rather than the profits oi the banks.
It is in order to avoid this waste.
to put the profits of the business in-
::For cuts, sores, scratches, burns,
scalds, _eruptions or a’ny nature the
ointment is a. disinfectant, antiseptic
skin food, Large size 25c, money back if dissatisfied. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. _ Mt-f.
SETTLEMENT REACHED
_1'N` pnEnGElun_N's DISPUTE.
OTTAWA, Oct. 27.-The dispute be-
tween 350 employes ofthe Maritime Dredging Company, of St. John West, N. `B.. and the company, has been settled, both sides agreeing to accept the awards of the board of concilia- tion, sppointed bv the Labor Depart- ment. '
The men claimed an increase of
wages and better working conditions
,ln general, and will henceforth get'
them. The members of the board werez-
Chnrles H. Thomas, of Fredericton,
N. B., chairman; John E. Moore, of St. John, for the company. and -J. E. Tighe, of Elt. John. for the men.
THEFT OF $4.818 IB
BOSTON, Oct. B9.-Specially charg-
ed with the larceny of 91,818 from the Co-operative Association, an on- ganlzation of -employes of tbe.William
was employed as a c-ic-rl., auuicnd v. Lane of Roxbury, 20, pleaded guilty when arranged before Judge Cohen in the Central Municipal Court. ,
The boy was treasurer of the as-
sociation and it ls charged has been stealing the funds since July last. He always took several hundred dol- lars at a time. On Oct. 6 he took
of the games. sf\e°d‘"_1r between New
_York and Philadelphia on altsrnac.
days in 5 high-powered machine. From the time he is alleged to have
begun stealing he spent his money lavishly. He gave elaborate dinners to friends, hired automobiles fre- uuently and dressed in the height of fashion. _
It was after the youth went to
New York and did not return that the discovery was made that his sc- counts ln the savings association were not right. A telegram that he
Shoes 0| .Proven
Qualify
*_ ti-a. Bank o`f Ido :real 'grande A-.er s:.°°°aaisfrf.-:.°.2t."'.sl..,.~M .».
an owns Block. Charlottetown. I
li. .1 . manila. .li A.-
b» mister Notary Pnbllo. sto
' Buying -'Walk Over
shces is no expeviment, the quality lilebien proven bv the many wr-'srerstte world
There src more Walk-
wom in every
MAGUINOI Q -HCNBILI.
'f"s'¢n~si¢-,.s‘ese|¢qa»,.stm`»lsspu.
sour# ‘ro was
in the W: rld than ahold! shoe
`S6.oo s pair $5 eos pair
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TO OPEN THE SCHOOLS.
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gg? 'ma' “"°' °° wk °' Nm nmama, on. aa.-'rue puhue .
D, A, ||“g{§N0N_,K__0_,.L, L,.g school teachers lfere are to be . in-
B. N. Maollllll.. struetedto open school with the I »
' " -“' ' ' w Lord's Prayer This has been the A .-
i§§‘An:! Q blflflflbl custom but was not comnulsofr. __
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srruxrion In mutans. ;
tothe pockets of the shareholders,
-C-err- McKe\'\1e:v and Lieut- Ste-|tnst the present issue ai stock is
vens, who have been in charge of the made. “With sufficient capital, the Salvation Army Corps of Summer-‘company could save $2,000 a year Bi'-10. _ liilwe the army's re-Opening loan interest and another $2,000 on about three months ago, left yester~ ¢¢~,gh‘dig¢0un¢g_" day morning ‘lor Toronto to attend| There is no doubt that the issue of he 11156141156 914310 SBIVBUOH Army _stock will be at once taken up. No- C0\1Mil- F1'0m 'T01‘0l1t0 ¢l_1°Y Wll1,thing more attractivehas been oiler- E0 130 PBl'1'lb0l'0. N- 3-. t0 Wllmhled to investors, nothing more abso-` Plwe U16? h8V° 5”” ¢\`““°f°"°d-flutely safe, nothing better calculated Their successors at Summsrside areltq develup the co`untry's resources, 059001111 Hlffl HN- M&l0l‘. W110 BPS 91' to give home employment, to build pected to arrive here about the 8th'up the pl-mince and ¢¢|-eainly |10. ‘ of November.--J. ' '
thing that can give the investor more assurance of a liberal and permanent dividend yield. 2408.
prompt use of 'ReIa.1l,Healh1g Olnif FIRST WIRELESS BETWEEN _ ment will bring about most surpris- ASIA AND »A_l/IERICA. ing and satisfactory Jesuits. This j . '-
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 28.-The
liealing preparations and b_esldes,first commercial message handled by healing up the ` sore it is a direct wireless between America and Asia,
was transmitted yesterday from the United States army signal corps station at Nome, Alaska, to the Russian government station at Ana- dvr, Siberia. It was a Russian gov- ernment messaze from St. Peters- burg, addressed to Commander -Wllkit- zky, dlscoverer of the large body of land in the Arctic.
THE MEXICAN REFUGEES.
- VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Oct. Z8.- John Lind, the personal representat- ive ol President Wilson, _who re- ceived the order from Washington to ,afford protection to General Felix |Dlaz, has notified the state depart- ment that everything possible has been done. In his despatch he includ- ed 9, letter sent by .him to-Rear-_Ad- miral Fletcher, in which he says he was and is conviuced.that the ref- fugees were ln imminent peril, and asks that they be cared-for on board the Wheeling or another vessel until the arrival of instructions from
CHARGED AGAINST YOU'l‘H.` Washington. lb
ACETYLENE GAS EX-
BLODES .IN CELLAR.
BRIDGETOWN, Oct. 28.-At the
home of an 'ex-councillor on Monday
Filene's Sons Company, where he lnight at seven o'clock, an ,explosion
of acetylene gas in the cellar caused considerable excitement for 5 time. The man of the house was cleaning out the generator and had placed the contents on the floor, and while pack- ing a small valve in the bottom of the Qmschine, it ls thought that some ,gas ,escaped and lifted to the flame of s _hanging lantern on s beam over-
$1,000 and went to New York to at-, head. A small son was standing be- tend the .Wor1d's Series. He nam all hind the father, and before an open
cellar door. An instant after the ex- nlasion the son was landed outside the cellar on the lawn. The father miraculously escaped death, but with slngedl hair and esebrows. Every pain of _glass in the cellar windows were smashed. Just above was the dining room table. loaded with dishes, this was overturned and every dishbroken. No windows were broken upstairs. The generator was hot hurt.
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sent to s Cslfornla friend for aid BMAé‘;‘§ggsn;,g;,l?gg;¥B,MEN,r
served as a clue that led to his whereabouts. He was located in New OF BIG CONVENTION'
York and -volun red to return to
BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Smallpox in
tug8333:"dw‘L€§°°o}a€;17;;’n1nféad_ Sydney, Australia, has caused the
,indefinite postponement of the
_.""-~*'~ `%'”'P\L3:"" tt ;"‘|;:A°r;,xe(;"3gt°,:1aifh;t slygéo Juflfg A Worldfs Christian lllldeaver (»`c-n`vsn-
tht; case is bein: continued 'today. , mm' »-"m°i' .Vu-W 11"' "‘"“ :'°m h'
that city early in Harsh, 2-_~:4, ae-
where
and oderatzely
“Yon are today oifered a chan .e to invest so
served Treasury Stock of a. sound, profitable J A
one ofthe lgadmg companies of its kind in the Maritime .Provinces---namely ' ‘
.Stewart 8 ComPd"i’~ L5H*5‘¢¢¢1i
R
.-hldlsers oi the Famous Almpefidl '1W.0`¢0l'_-S _
,_ gb i d dlvidendand -the is-cards' show a net
_Pm{i¢_°;¥::;?;n%?.¢¥l::¢he§fnea¢gayB1¢§ tliimbne .great drawback all along has been lack of available-capital. lt is estimated conservatively that rhode:-uin_g of this re- servsed Treasury Stock will make possible a saving 'Of $4-000 00 3 ye Jr in expenses, not tojinclndc the _assured increase in business that is inevitable. , y
|" V .~ Present Value » | Eacls Talk ,Lender of Stock f
.Need
_ lhan WORDS The-Company has been The “daft” ” °f ‘uf
compelled very often to _. Imperial sslesalone incress- P115* and L?" A°f°U”t lean rather heavily onits ed you p. c in 4 years. f (155 6 P `¢- dl“_id°l*d) 31-ld bankers, at _times having Lm Se fs basins” $153 _ Rest Acconntehowedthe secured .the accomnioda- 700 ' ' stock lo -be W0¥¢h 129-
° c at .old cap"tal\za- tm” °f“4°’°°° °' 5°' Zig; .190 <00). win. .rh-
new issue ($|25.uco) -the smog is worth azz. 3 pt c.
But each of the 349
shares - new capitalizi- lion »-- of the reserved Treasury Stock is now of- fered yon at par, Moo a share-» an advantage that all judicious investors
can readily see.
The strck is being
sought for and you should seize this-your oppoi' tunity. Mail and send, the attached coupon.
But even with -this it_
has been impossible to .take full advantage of all ca-li discounts. With snflicieut capicsl,the Com- pany could save $2 ooo a year loan interest and
; another $2,000 on cash
discounts. _
g.. We could do a tremeud'
ously increased business, employ sciiiclent skilled lab .r, cu: down excesses - and pay, assuredly, a larger dividend.
Increase for past three .
years. 565.700-
Wage list totals $45,ooo s
year.
Csuh discounts f n pur-
chases would amount to $2,000.
Stock. former capitalizi-
tion, worth $129 7o a share (par $n'o)_. with new issue worth _$121.30 a share.
Just 350 sl ares of Treasury Stock are offered for sale--- - and at par, $10: a share.
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Sign `
and V
; Send ~ Bruce :Stewart & Co., Lid.
this Charlottetown, P. E. Island
` Please send me by return mail a copy of your
C0"lp‘-'73 __ ‘Prospectus and stock application form.
Name ...-......
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.cordiug to A eablegram given out to- night by Rev. Dr. -.Frnunis E. 'Cla-lik, president of the organiser.-.nn.
.- .Dr. Clark said:
"The epidemic has been prevalent
in Sydney for .several inonths, and it seems dllicult to stamp out. linrgs preparations had _been made for this convention, both in Australi.. and in ¢Americs, ands considerable company fo! -Endevorers from this continent had planned to strand.-sta-'tiuiz esrlv lu January. Among thoie ww-.rc l`»r. J. A McDonald of Toronto; l`r, Charles M. Sheldon, of Csnsas; i: '. m.¢' Mrs. F. E. Clark and others. The place and time of the next '.vori<l’s conven- tion have not yet been decided."
A MOTOR BUS PLUNGES
OVER A PRECIPICE.
LONDON, Eng., 0ct._ 21.-A motor-
bus disaster of a terrible nature oc- curred on Tuesday at Accumoli, in Abruzsi. Thirty-four politicians were being conveyed across the mountains to an election meeting at Aquila. When on the verge of a steep desmnt the steering gear broke and caused the vehicle to bound .dver a preclplce into the bed ol the River Tronto, whera=it overturned. The sole witness of the accident
was smhepsrd, who hurried to the nearest village for help. Ths was long in comine. for itwas found that the local doctors -and chemists were
-while the
| w00tl°Y rubbed a slight abrasion
’ _
-themselves among the victims. NEW ZEALAND’S BATTLE-
, .
Five .of .the passengers were killed, SHIP ON WAY TOI-IALIFAX.
others were all hu
OLYMPIC CONTESTS ABOUT
rt. **°-
PORT OF SPAIN, 'I‘l‘il#dad, Oct. 28.-The British battle cruiser
- FIRST 0-F JUNE. ‘New Zealand, a gift from the Domin-
- ‘ion of New Zealand to England, ar-
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-The principal
events of 'the Olympic Gaines to he held here in 1916 are to be decided
rived here yesterdayfor ` a week's stay. She will tale on board tomor- row 1,000 tonl of all fuel. She is
betwef.-n_July 1 and 10, according to the first warship that has taken oil
an announcement made to-day by the!
German Olympic committee,
The June dates contemplated ear-
lier, were abandoned by ‘the commit- tee nt the instance of the United Btates which objected because the college athletes from that country would be unable to attend at that. time of the year.
The football and hockey champion-,
ships sre to be contested on May 29 and June 5 respectively and the row- ing on August 12. The dates for chu sailing golf, etc., have not yet been fixed.
-<-1__€_
NEGRO'S HARD HEAD
IS PUT T0 A TEST/
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 21.-Aunt 10| WDQUGY. s negro laborer, sprain- ed his left wrist when he fall (mm, the toll 'of s 75-foot ,moss-stack ll“dll18 on his head on a. concrete pavement.
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fuel from the island.
WOMEN T0 HOLD CONGRESS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I8.-Equal
suffrage leaders onthe world will be called upon to arrange .a 'great in~
ternationsl congress of ,women vuit- ers to assemble in San Francisco t
'the Panama Exposltion`ln 1915.
Mrs. Emma. Smith Devoe, of Ta-
coma, ep:-esident of the -National Council ol Women Yotlli and mein- bers of the Ualfornia Enilrsgs As- sociation conferred wihi Exposition officials here today, and announced the ami-ld's congress practically eom- plated.
FORTUNE ICR A BOY.
LONDON, Oct. B9.-Bad news.
coupled with that. ofa lliiatantlal lum bequeathed him, comes to _ Samuel
Cooper, 5 16 year old em- ployee- His mlm vu. lied by 8
'street car in Detroit, while s Will
gives the boy 015.000. _ _
TEAPOTS '
’-l`his.iislso one of our strong lines We have as ' A 'U' `: J _ ~_ _ » I l pleadld _of’|'»ss¢ls-firoin which to make your selection. Diiferentlshapea, ' ¢-ty es, different sizes, :ind at different price. Plein, fancy and
_ it 'r»u>m_f»m nz. s snail. ' »
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