uovhiiilliil '25-‘ A1192

on‘

Golden!

it costs nomore than ordinary orange pekoe; it makes twice as many cups to the

' , Regular 25 ‘cents for 16" cents.

embers Of Three Royal Families Are - At Oxford

w all. Oxford this year.

f the Emperor of Japan. rillce occupies rooms in the Clois-

rinco of Wales as an uudorgratl ate. He is studying history and cospmics under college tutors.

ts, as they are both returning to

. R. H. Prince Chumbhot, Crown inee of Slam, who is a student t Christ Church, and the other is id lbn Hussein, the Emir '

i Arabia, who is now studying at aillol College. Both are tit-king the cglllar courses.

1 ‘dbits From Wel- lington And Vicinity

Mlh-ICBPPOI Delaney, accountant f the Provincial Bank, Kilukorn, pent the week-end with his par- nfs, Dr. and Mrs. M. Delaney,

Mr: and Mrs. John P- Arsenault, lnhdnviile, have taken rooms at tlllo vcllin-gion illotel for the winter lonths.

Measles are quite’ prevalent in is jylcinity. many pupils are ab- -at from school.

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Mr. and Mrs Parnell Coojgrove aves this week for United States, lis young couple will b0 greatly Vssedln the social life of the com- lunity- We wish thcm ‘jiion Voy- ge." 1

y for Boston where she will spend hc winter with her daughters. v

Farmers have almost completed nuling their produce, our stroets o rtiho hast six weeks presented

very busy appearance. Botatoes *5 abundance were shipped from era-wan a good pr-ico makes the armeir whistle a merry tune, next earwo hope in see as many more anmers in tho potato business.

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EV] DODGE FOR QMUGGLING AUIENS INTO UNITED STATES

-. DETROIT. Mich. Nov. zn-rhll- m; W101i‘ arrival last night with tho 1ft chemo in Wyandotte, smug- rs landed seven aliens in the _DBllY yards with instructions pass through the gates with the i P11111911 llnllllsration inspectors d today- ‘ = they passed through the gates rkmen at the plant ‘handed the y 111111111 a slln 11! paper bearing badge number. The seven 11s were equipped with slips of _ per. Five aliens got through. on the watchman became sus. ; ions. The last two of tho sev- ‘. were deta‘nod and an; now arged with illegal ontry. Immi- 1111101! 111811 s say the two re- rted payin 120 each for trans. iortation acro tho Detroit River.

= clout! IT'S rm:

fliliii’ i

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o8 h» ho aiulima u a- ‘ '1'! Nlliu you have °"1' 111111 lllllnly u. mmm.

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. y‘ __ OXFORD, England, Nov. 25.—— Pratt & Son, St. Peters. i hree royal families are represent-

J-leading the list is His Imperial lgliness Chichibu, the second son vices on Sunday next, Nov 23m, at The Bonsllaw 1-1 a. m., Hampton 3 p.

rs, near those occupied by the fll-rnnce is not yet installed the ser.

Less stir was caused by the sr- sewlcell 514111118)’. NOV.- 28th: Hunt- val of tho other two royal stud- m‘ my“ 115;‘) 5- m" Nmw Wm‘ sanitary towels are much appreci-

xford after previous study One is 7 Med by the ‘large student balm

qt lraq,l

. LIVE AND DRESSED

liil clillilii iiiiiiniii -

Sllfllrhe Party ~ i,

umv SPECIAL prices in our

iProwse Bros., Ltd. 2909-l1-2l-3i.

ODD LINES of Boy's Obit 5W6“- ers, regular $2.00 t0 $5.00. 1-8 0i!- Prowso Bros., Md.

we ARE eillowmo a. full rhinos

Prowse Bros., Md.

JUST RECEIVED another ship- ment o! ladies silk and wool hose. . Value $1.75. Special 79 , 06511.8-

Prowse Bros, Dtd. -

CAVENDISH-On Sunday, Nov. 20th. Rev. m. GenZB will ¢11111111¢1 service in the Baptist Church. Cav- endish at 11 a. m. all are invited‘. ‘

CMPPLED OHlLDREiNi will have opportunity for examination by Dr. Acksr orthopedic specialist, at Red Cross Office Tuesday, November 30th and Wednesday afternoon.

_ 2907-11-24431.

.1 aoo vAnoe as inch Ourtalnlnz.

iProwse Bros, lltd. .

BROOKFIELD-n-"Thfl sefvices in iilm Brooilcfleld (1011818811-1-1071 011 31111 day. November 28th will be as fol~ lows: Hartsville 11 a. m. and Broolsil d 7.30 p. m. All are ccr~ dlally i Vited. "

LIVE HOGSw-We will -be load-

,Nov. 29th. Paying highest prices according to governmenk grade. Kl-llflly 811i hogs in early. C. ‘E.

l’ HAMPTON-United Church ser-

llll» Victoria 7 p. m A's the new - vice at Victoria will be in the hall. HUNTER RIVER cirfauir. _.

FM" 3-0019. m-. Whcatlcy River

-D. m. The Young Peoples

Group will meet Friday evening at

the home1 of Ralph McMillan at; 0

Nov. 28th we services in connec- tion Willi the Presbyterian Church

Montague 7 p. m. All are invited.

IN EW l-N STlTUTlE-At a meeting ill tiho selloolroom on November 3rd, Miss Helen McKennn. organiz- ed the “Donaldston Women's Insti- tute" with a members-hip of-olxteen. The following officers were 919M. ell: President, Mrs. A. E. Best; Vice President, Mrs. J. H. Court; 1S80y"1‘1‘088ll'f‘0l',.M||fy c, Mcpon old; Directors, Mrs. Teo. Ellis, Mrs. 1111111 Bowlan, Miss Ethel Aifleck. Auditors, Mrs. Wm. King, Mfg,

Court. The first regular meeting will bqhekl in the school room ml

V/ednosdav evening. December 1st. A , I I I,

i il)ll uftcn crcntcs toms. Set your stomach right with. Scigclhl Syrup. Any drugstore.

O-OOOO

Poultry Wanted

We are buying livo and drouod 9mm)‘ 111"!‘ if 0111‘ warehouse. 224 Great George elm»,

Oilclot-h and Carpet Department-Special 50 cents. Prowsa Bros, Ltd, °1l Wednesday evening Nov. 17th..

of Christmas neekwear. Bu? early;

' Clyde Rive;- presbytdrlan Clmrch gmwn was read by Mrs. Ernest

h; lips hogs at Sourls li/lomlay, Union Commercial

2S77-l1-24-3i. p19,“ the“. Course and have entered the Short- lland Department.

in the Penmanslfp classes, under Om. ,-.~ m“ 1 v umored ,n your we ‘Hremwn “t Prm- “hm”- Class‘ home ‘gills evbanili; in respect_ to

held every day.

y 3 _ R. V mens will be forwardednext weekdeparturev tom om. midst’ if it be 7 Baxter’ mmisten l” the W071‘! 5 19mm“? Penmanshipyonly for lll€lC0l1l months of winter. Institute. Prin. ltiorau

LORNE VALLEY CAR-DIGAN _ . .°"°"°‘S 11 111111 116811 a 1111111511111 11> 1111 118°"- AND MONTAGUE__OII Sudday. lliéslasltudents to be as successful as

in Canada will be at Lorne VaJloy, Ante,- nex; week llt 1i a. m. Cardigan 2 p. m. and qgime w “you

furnished by Johnston and Ward Members of the likchalnge:

Atlantic Refinery 00g .. Mis. Kan. and Tex. Ry. . ..

‘ll. E. Steel 1st Pfd. .

Laurentido Puln

i. Montreal Power .. Mr. John F, Duffy am] Family National Breweries . . . wish to thank their many kind wllllllwg Elem-Tl"

f i i i , A b t C . iN . .. Mrs. James Furgeson left recent- Siliigs zfiflkngdnsfarand sympathy S es 0a om aw

rheumatic symp- Shawlnlgnn l Can. Steamship Com. .. Can. Steamship Pfd. . . . . .. Dominion Bridge . . . . . . . . . .. 109

1Y- HU/fi- . wc wil

STONE QUA/RRIES

We eon handle some Dressed "(ml-ll °l ofil-illl" 11 "1"" mmllhly boticrnleut of the community, nud-

wli lglxfafllttanllotyiabi; Social evening 1 a e ome of Mr. iand MEN“ HEAVY wool. Hoes. "1111- A- W- Mllllsan. Tyne Valley,

i 1.1111611 upwards of seventy five

MEN'S FANCY cashmere Wmfrlends. in the fol-m o! a suprlw "V" 1111111111111- Special 52.00.1111"? swam-bled to do honor to Prowse Bros, Ltd. iMr. and Mrs. J. 1V. Brown, previ? é ous to their leuvvng, to gpend the

cones-rs and Oorselettes. Spoc- ""1"" 111111111111. With their 50D, o. 1flij1-00. Prowse Bros. Ltd. W‘ BMW". Quincy, Mam, all ad- _.\ m ldress to Mr. Brown, on behalf of cORpURQy yELvE-r klmonas the congregation and friends, was mm,“ and womem; {mm ‘Us "éiread by Rev. Bruce Corew, and a535, pmwse Bros.’ mm the presentation or a gslltlpqlmrs " travelling case was made by his

grandson, Master George Ellis. Af-

Noyember 23th the aiarvlgesfidslyéiter which all address to Mrs.

ouvos Rivers-Q“

will be at, 3 _ _S d , 11111. on behalf of the Ladies Aid p m u“ 1y “h”! at of the United Church, and the pre-

21m. All lire invited. flemuuon to her m) m society . m e .

posfp°NED_Aucuon l F01’ a beautifully bound Bible was Dove“, York postponed “f3; $18 djyjirlrly gracefully illllile by little Miss nesday. December lst. ‘ Sale post-l l\ an FOTPH’

tiive. No reserve. See Handhlils. .,,-;,f§',,ff,'°,‘,‘,“ i}? i‘ few “.611 chosen ' ~ ' 2933 n 25 31 their beautlllll‘! ;lt'tghealfl(l"l\ll):lll}brlg§ 55mg“. ‘ Y shown both Airs. Bro\vn and him- b sT-‘on Sunday’ Nmem" 881i’. and assured them, that with

5'1‘ gull RSV. 1.01118 ROGEOP Will the ret 1 t 1d 1 conduct service in the Belfast Pres- p.,,,,,,,.,“",‘h§‘ “Tum;- 1 P 1°" °“°° “ byitorlaln Church at l1 a. m. and at valleyflvhlclk’, “as lizuglilgghgyltlfi ‘ 2 D- 111- 811d 8t Wood ilslands at 3 them for so many years p, All are invited. Remarks were also mhde ‘by a

i number ol other gentlemen, includ- ThBQNQQAiW iNNiD HAMiPTONh-ing m. Henry Ritchie, Mr. James . m elgrervboes n connection‘ with Millar, and others.

6 Yl-erian Church in Canada All speaking the most glowing will be at Bonshaw Hail at 3 p. m. terms, of their most valuable as- 11-1111 Hlllllllton Hail at 7 p. m. All sistancc in the svork of the church are cordially invited. Rev. Dr. and tho community.

391189 will 111N011. Ilvillusiic ga es and lli/‘ely mg-sontg w e awn the even ng rs, a- ter which a dainty luncheon‘ was n served by the ladies, and the elf-i Q l0 e on'ng‘s entertainment was broug t

ge Notes to a close by yall joining hands and singing "Should auid acquaint- A number “Jsmidenla have c0111‘ uuce be forgot", and "God be with

un or Commercial you m] we meet agamy

The following are the addresses:

’l]‘o Mr. John W. Brown, Tyne Va icy, P. E’. l,

Dear Mr. Brown, We a few o!

There is la marked improvement

lmponam Subject a"? your being with us, not your leav- ~ lug us, it is however with a feeling of gratitude, that we have Th.” “Mia” drinking “u!” am] met, alld while we ilavo appreciat- ed your loyalty to causes, that arc for thc betterment of the social and , spiritual l'fc. lt is our duty tol The first lot of penmanshin sllec- My to yo,“ before you take your

‘atoll with you, lll the work of thc Church as well as the community,

l .k t c-cpt this lft A number of new students wllliggtalrfikg; oglgluroefieten, and $0,, Th1?“ *1 3W“ Will. As you go ollt from among“ us, our players go with you, with the hope of your return before nlllny months pass. May) you v ' have a boll voyugc may you rc~ Quotatlons turn safely and may GmPs bless- ; ing follow you through liic is our HAUIFAX, Nov. 25.—-—Quotatlons sincere prayer. _ Signed Laugillhl McNevill, Chair- Montl-eal stociqman oi‘ the board, on behalf or the congregation und . friends, of llll: United Church Tyne Valley. Ngwyonk gxch-W, l To Mrs. J- W. -Bro\vn, Tyne Vill» 28 9Y- '_ 1350:}; Dear Mrs. Brown: As our glori-

» ous summer and autumn days have Montreal Stock Exchange

sped by all too quickly, and grim winter weather is once more ap- proaching, we learn _with regret. that you and your eeleiemed has, hand, Mr. Brown, are iagain leav-, ‘ lng us, and intend to spend thc‘ winter months, in rt less rigorous, clime than that which our lllllt‘ island affords. . l

We have assembled here on tili-

bltibi

"we", m, Bell Telephone . . . . .11 138% v . ,|

bereavement, Brazilian Traction . . . . . . . .. 1051/5 firgegtsgga‘; gggzfiumwagheggyafilyl -__<e>i_ Spanish Rlver Com. . . . . . . .. 1031/, ,0 w,“ you Gyfispeed on you,‘

An ncid stomach caused by indigas- Sitoel Oompanyof Canada 117 contemplated journey. We will,

I not. iallow any tinge oi‘ sadness to 3'3 creep in and mar our pleasant in- 953-1tercourse here this evening, over the coining separation which we Wllea-l-"Deih. 132; M11)’. 135i h’ trust w l be of short duration, and eagerly look forward to: your homecoming when spring 0p~ elis up again- We shall miss you greatly at our social gatherings and also at our church services, you ‘have given MAKE PRQDUcTmN ullstintedly of your time and lnoll- R5503” FOR MONTH sy, you have thrown yourself’ , , _ wllolo llosrtediy into every lojoct SY'DNBY» NW- 23-‘01171115 m‘? that was for the advflllllfilllfillllt and

N. 'Y. Thanksgiving.

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, THE channel-renown GUARDIAN

. M. . “F- .~ ‘

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This Company has never paid '33s than 6% interest on profits ..nd policy proceeds left with the Company, and is-in excel- lent position to continue a high s rate in the future. Compare this record with anything else in which the security is absolute.

gives him confidence to shape a “course to anywhere.

’ For lighted

, the policyholder himself and afterwards for his widow and his children. 1

u Food, clothing, shelter, education, inde-

penden s land's

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OFFICE

Branch Office for Prince ‘Edward

mot SOQILCQM m

GEEBE and DUCKS oleh week, grid production record was established. h will require largo quantity TUR- when tho Besco lime stone quarries p KEYS, GEESE, DUCKS. OHIOK- it Point Edward, Cppc Breton, pro- ENS and FOWL for chrmmn ziuced 14,052 tons. an increase oto

lll November, 1923. The record for o

door.

Price lloto mailed on application. Ohoquoa mailed daily.

Ship your Poultry to,

F. J. HOLMAN

OHARLOTTlETOWN

A. A. Campbeilfwho has

EGG LAYING CONTEST FOR

ml‘

2941-11-25-61.

21, 1926.

com‘;

Gold in... Gold Fish ..

+11-

Fourteen pcils ill tile Conical

al of 69 eggs and U18 11111111191‘ 0i those disallowed on account of size is gradually fulllng off. .

The total number of eggs count- ed to date is 13.1.

R leads the‘ contest to date with

second with 16.7 points (273 c5814) and the Experimental Station pen

Don't min this oblnoo. For Gvory 60 canto purchase of

T Nyilb Romodloa wo _w||l glvo one gloss bowl and two gold

fish. ‘Ao tho number lo llrnltod

B. R. are fourth with 11.4 points (l1 eggs): Mr. M- Cutliffeh B. R. are fifth with 8 points

sixth with 7-7 points (0 0838-)

y m. ::n"p::'l‘:=|¥°u with u» vony m“ ‘mum ' W000. and on

F111! rulxmuu or HURT”

l BILLIS 8| 00.

-.. _PNONI 170

mug". ,nq Barred Rooks laid for the week witill 13 and 11 s!!! respectively Mr. S. R. Pendel-

» . l ton's B. R. oro third wit. n10 o!!! at y Hand Mr- M. Cutl-lffda are fourth

with 8 Oils. 1n mum '1.”n. 3 The pen of Barred Rocks refor- mom m ..

our vouno room

rod to in proviom ropotro as 100m- munlty Hatchery, was owned and entered by B. B. Polldloton. llld

_ . ‘will opposi- to future reports under . . 111111311151" I .- ..._-_--

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Shipments, from December 7th to over 20 per cent’. over the previous Se“, m yum this “we gm" as u 18th. highest record of 11,625. produced “HEM token of their appreciauon

twenty-Mons which it will serve to recall 11811011 r1111" 8119011111168 111 1l11arry~ Ami now dom- irlonds in partingn. lug. lPrevioua t6 coming to Point m, will follow you with our pnay- Edward. Mr. Campbei was manager erg, “m1 at Marble 11401111111111 111111 1101111111511 that you may be blast w"th perfect Signal of Peace" l.= about in hi: l'('.' Creek. iloultll, uud llalllllllliss. during your stored to Chicago. --—-—<-o->--——- sojourn in 11111 NOTES ON THE P. E- ISLAND public,

have contributed to this week's 101-" MOSELLE MITHRA CULT

A shrlno , ll lit, Mill r . ills been ll covered Mielliflnn 8t the fool. 01 Mr‘ s‘ R‘ Pendenoms Don or n flfille fool ‘fill iho "Mountain of thc Boulevard. where almost llu- "lily

g2 1 mint; (29 gggg)‘ The Experl- Holy Cross near Treves by the Al- visitors have been marksman intent mental Station, pen of l3. ll. urn ,

of w. l.- are thus with 15.1 points gllzglfglml“ was m M“, (24 9535); Mr" ch57!“ Mcxennas valley of the Moseile and througil- “on, an ‘Indian on horseback fill"

(113 as“), Roman occupation.

and ‘Mr H. C. Muttart’: 8.] R. are a conapsed "m" m, Junulc “mt?

lth th Phr also anl Thd ‘Expfllmenu! Bmuon pen of iltjznflaygel‘, Wlllcll $61? yic:plllhlil-‘lu1 ii!lt‘lllll the duyligill ho saw-u.

olpell every good cause, which up- oalcd to you.

The members of the Ladies Aid f the United Church, wish to pro-

ii\'.\'l’).1I.\N' K’ (YOIVIPAXY, LIMITED, llAxilGERfi Aaents at all principal points.

The Safety of Certainty

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the lighthouse on its rock foundation is to the navigator, so is The Great- West Life to each policyholder. It

thirty-four years this Company has the way for iife’s voyagers-first for

ce-these are what life insurance, for.

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— WINHIPEG

Island at Charlottetown

f your untlring efforts in the

W9‘ Ply MINI?! possible prlcqg n single day was also produced, on work which we a" can-yin; o“, Dallinfis Peace i Ind virllll pay freight, thereby brlng: output of 60 tons for October 13. m, know 11ml, m; ‘ ' 1nd Charlottetown prices to your Fheso records were established un- highly, not for 11g der the able guidance of Manager ‘peasant

ill value iii" list. but for tho memories .and associa-

Statue. Restored . For Chicago.

clue-AGO, -.;.I; 25.~~~l)illllllh‘ lleartlest good wishelacclcbrated Equestrian statute ".\

neighborhood re~ The statue, listed llFNl. linlolil: llulliirs chief works including his

Signed on ibehail‘ olitllo ulielgilerfi willciy known "Appuni l0 tho Gri-ni

THE 3RD WEEK ENDING NOV- of the Ladies Aid, of the Uunlted spirit" whlcl stands in front of lilo Church. Tyne Valley.

illusion Mus m of Flllc Aria. wil-H ‘originally located in one oi‘ llli‘ ‘exist cons icuous spots ill (Zllicago. at Lineol Park hillsides-lose 111 uyEQ |N RQ-MAN gAysg the big ibronze figure oi (mineral .__.__ Grant. For some unknown reason.

'l‘llF1Vl~2S. lthlneland, Nov. 25- this 8118 was egchaugeil for on lilll- to the Persian gm] of lated location jutting out int? Lake lvtirsoy

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ng tho daylight. out of clay pjoono. ' This discovery would appear to ~Now I§IBW bridge is cxlcndini! iho hypothesis that tho the Lincoln rk shore, llrivo, and

in U111 hereafter Dali-inn mus-tor [ll‘(l(lil(‘-

Commission of thc on sh

out the Rhine country during thc p“; "A islgnal of Peace." will again

, he readily accessible to all Cilicugo-

The excavated shrine contained “my » —'

fflic wine man in kllfiwll by ihr \\'ll_\'

uia of the 30d- L

American Silk Worms

Must Work Year I -

Round

hi»: .»\.\'Gl‘li.ES. Nov. 25.-solith-i

wl-sti-rll United States some day will but-null: one (if tlle greuicsi sources oi‘ simply for ‘raw matter- llls for tile silk industry but. Ani- t'l'lt‘llll lllolllolis will extend tho 0p- cl-llilolls to a ylllll‘ ’round basis. Tilio is the opinion of “cry G. Ingefsoll. Tilivcrsiiyi of Southern ‘California instructor.

i'ni.ll recently the United Slates lliill done liiilc in scriculturc, ibut ll silk l-ntclipriso has boon launched ill Escondido while mills are oper- ating ul. llcrlnosa Beach. Glendale

~illl1l Los Angeles,

"Tile ‘cottage’ system of tile Orient. will find little favor here." Miss lugcrsoll says, "since it oper- lltos only u, few weeks of tho year. 'l‘ilc most primitive methods are used in the Fur East, ivlicre the silk worms and the millibcrry leaves upon which illoy feed lnrgoly are produced by the individual who has only a few acres on which to work uild considers sllkrnisln-g as a sideline." ~

illnder proposed American meth-

ods the Hlllk 1811115 W111 110 0961111911 cereals until they havtycooked, be- from his oillce only six days through on an intensive scale, while tllelcause it burdens thc cellulose. ~-