1 r ..__ s.

i" criiriiionslo L!

puny

q Meson’, Novrnunr-zn em

THE "

1i . , ,_ i; unokn ‘_ v ~. k l.

'A DRAMA ‘IN DIRECTED HARRV

Artur-Wm "humane NTQIIUHED FATIONAGE OF HIE

‘iillﬂ’... foovsnuon sue "lune luoxmuou

PR EIENTG

"uy Brothers Keeper”

more Acre s. roarsn, ronouro

PLEAOQNQ GPIEOIALTI N0 WAITS.

PRICES-We, 5P. .

SEAT SALE THURSDAY ' AT THF

’ euuauneios MARKET

Dairy Butter ..-». ....28 30 sperdoz... . . ohl, washed

, illVllhQd, ‘elem, per lb es

ti” ~1 .'= ' cats. tor bushel. rotates Jﬂeiclrwhsst “utter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

gfjirns MARKETS

_Pork .. )ats..

as BETWEEN Acre so DELAYS AND 80c.

iwi-JG AT 9.30 A.M. iWLxiTRE c

' we»

MONTAGUE MARKETS

Butter Eggs m... Oats . . . . . Potatoes Pork“... . . . . . . . . . . . ..7 11% Hly - - - - . . . . . , . .

Turiiips .

MURRAY HA Butter . . . . . .. Eggs

. “i. u... 4....-

neon

7 pleasure

‘CHOP from Robson's Oatsiol.

pw-q-u N. d. Rummage Sale in at House. I'm!!! Iwﬂllll.

NOVIMlLR-BIUNIWIOK re- cords on__saie today at the W. '1‘. Weilner 0o. Ltd, Queen St.. ever! nice selection this month.

w. an: can; oats and i-oa s, highest market price-tit. licmisii “and s. H. Colwell. New Haven. ' BOOOM-ldi

HALLOWEEN TIA. — A moiit enloyable .Hnilowe'.en Tea was

» held in 8t. Patrick's Hall. Souris

on Saturday evening last under

‘ the auspices oi the ‘Helping i-isnd‘

Society of the Presbyterian church

y p! that place. The hall was taste-

fully decorated in yellow and

' black, with several "spooky” cor

ners where one could ‘try his lines‘ orﬁshow his -palm,‘ or ‘buy s pumpkin pie.’ The mallows and fudge supplied by t-he young ladies was delicious and disappeared all too soon; but the best of all were

‘ .- the pretty well laid tables, occupy- ' ing the central portion of the hall.

and where efficient waiters. were kept busy for upwards oi two

hours-social chat and music add-

ed 1o the good cheer. Everybody enjoyed the suuner, much to the of the ladies, who. are :tbj_mklul to all who helped to make-the affair such a success. Quite a. nice sum was realized which goes towards to "repairs fund" of the church"

BELLS.

WEDDING — Union

9 Road Church was the scene of s

very pretty wedding on Wednes- day evening, Oct. 25th at 8 o'clock when Miss Lilla Bryenton. daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Bryenton of" Union Road, became

3' the brlde-ot-Mr. Lorne Nunn, only

son of Mr. and ifidrs. Cephss Nun; Rev. Mr.‘ Kiereteai officiating. 'i\he hride looked charming inn gown oi’ white crepe-de-chene, with bridal vei

of Winsioe.

RUMMAO! sans sir-my morn- iul. November 8rd. at Market building, Q. M. N. G. 1| ALMA L. GIRTII, the Auc~ tion Sale of the salvaged psi-is otthesimslkllertiewill take ltlacs at French River Wharf, oil Wednesday, Nov. latest 2 pm.

CHICK-EN OUHPER liiil ADI! ssr at Consolidated Schqolﬂhhero- day evening, under the a‘ loosoi uaonorwhi wearers-ism toiri-o -§OB& ill Hid Oﬁulg 119w ' ‘g and ihe School.

CHICKEN .6\UPPER, and p“. asr at Consolidated School, ure- dly "Bllllll. under the auspices oi MacDonald Women's institute» Pro-coeds in aid of -the new Or- ifbﬁllllle and the schools. I! not ‘illlrge will beheld on following even- » zzworms feed upon the vitality of children and endanger their lives. A simple and a-ftective rem- Bdlf is Mother Graves Worm Ex- terminator. - .

PERSONALS Miss Murrion E. Jack, St. John, and Mrs. A. P. Ives, Eliot, Me. lfB guests at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. Jno. Alfred McDonald, C. E. ‘Iermanvilie left yesterday for

‘quickly. You simply rat: it in . 'hu:k. Il- w en 11-. n hartqgierirﬁhndwso-t burn ‘ﬁlth.

Stiffness, Lumbago

Back hurts you? Can't straighten up without sudden pain. sharp aches and twiugesi Now listen! That's ium-hago, sciatica, or maybe from s strain. md you'll get relief the moment you rub your hack with scouring, penetrating 8t. Jac- abs Oil. Nothing else takes put - soreness, lameness and stiffness so ~ .

Bkiiflmher dpi‘ suffer! a V small trail itiﬂlﬂewi hotnestrStl. J bsOi rem ‘ ssorem

at‘: ueingst justronoe you'll for- got that ‘you ever" had backache, lumbaxo or sciatica, because yous back will never hurt, or cause any more misery. it never disappoints. and has been recommended for 60 - years. -

AUG. ION Wood,- Sale i

. -.-1- We will sell ‘fofﬂhlrs. Morshror. lilarueus, on her farm, Bralcirley Point Road on Saturday No . 4 commencing at 1.30 p.111. 5 i ve) acres of chioioe lumber, all i ill lots, to suit purchasers. Tanner at sale. . ' - BEN-i. CARTER A 80M, i.

Auctioneers.

southern Kings, on y. ' .....| business.

_ A. J. Murchison, 38 Oriebar St.. tharlot‘ ‘ o. member of the Zion ‘uesbytsrlan Church, a student a1 i‘he Moody Bible institute of Ihicago. has been appointed os- roclate leader of s group of sin- ienis who do religious work in iii;- 700k County Hospital every Snu- isy afternoon.

‘Mr. A. K. McNeiil of Southpon Iho has ‘been on the island during he past summer selling western orscs leaves this morning for toxins. Sleek... to make further

lPracticai féeilers

F OX- BISCUIT

The reports ' from the Fur‘ Markets indicate a demand for-the higlwest grade oi silver fox pelts and I'm" iarmers and ranchers are now preparing their foxes for potting and are feeding largely cod liver nil four biscvi: which has been found a pro-nicer of glossy furl are reducing meat feeding at this season and incre sing ..-re.1l food containing oil a fats. The imperial cod- llvev-oll .i’ox fbiscnit manu-

s . " .1.

0.... Rub Bookiiiiiié, pg‘,

B" l i "w Jami l! it'll’

[QANCES uoocasom. onetime» ~ v

__f‘amous_sfo/y '.--"-— _ , fscmnoio av omzunoifmccouynlx’ \\-f'_ 1,

ouoioomoirv eY caucus rzbsum Qercriounv AiJ-‘QED r; sacrum. ,1 Jncrqoicaroipf;

A sriiirriiooiiio o-wn; A moiherfsyheart in suspense . - A proud zmsnioibeﬂl iélviﬂld,

hllihia and miroii more,- is to be found in this production in which Mina Pickford plays a ail], ‘role, that of “Deareat", end “Lord Fauntleroy,“ ‘her s0n—-the most bu» ‘ man, the most wonder,’

tor of all Pickfordjm‘

b -- " . CHARLOTTETOWN msnxsrh

. ..40 iuctured b; the imperial Bis

cult Co.. of Cliarlottctmvn is rapid- ly growing in favor being fed in the principal ranches in the Maritime Provinces and Quebec. The company have found -a ready market for their output this sen- son. amounts of

and orange blossoms, and carryin. s bouquet of pink and white csrns tions. While the wedding march was being beautifully rendered by e5 Miss ‘Vera Hardy, the bride lean- ing on the arm of her father, ent ered the church, where she had for

rurchase his previous shipments Qugnn raving burned out very satisfact-

vry to his customers.

Prof. H. A; Tilillilii

QOURIS MARKETS

Butter Eggs . . Potutoes .. . .

l i

Oats .

‘on Bale at m M “lay, k

tile _'* Wlibw. 4| NOVIYTMQI‘ e- 1 t" As i u. ciVlﬂg Iates tin the rm l will "zf. re- sort-s on shove date hii m, stock

p, etc" as follows: 1 black horse, . yours, suitable for under‘ .ker; 1 __n'.=.re 8 yesr; 1 Jersey grad, cow. ‘I f/Oiifis‘, in calf; 1 Holstein grade, 7 years, freshen in April; 1 Guernsey ‘grade 8 years in "calf; ‘grade, 7 years in calf; grade 5 years, furrow; 1 Holstein grade, 7 year's. f-arrow; 2 heifers, 2 ysziﬂhAyershire grade. to freshen- in i.

-i.

hens.

niplsrnerizs: 1 hinder. Massey Harris: i mower. 5 it deeriui‘? .2, unis disc barrows; 1 hay mire; I

_ plows. shawls; 2 carts and wheelsz] i truck Iagolul driving wagon; k519i! iv-mi llwlﬂl-IB, i pung sleigh; 1 get.‘

Si-aies 600 lbs; ‘l no i-ls-rinﬂrt-Raiis: " were i-qqa Ti Pi-limw and Em us: ‘i-r-Iiilii!) irucliiiasriii; piui nut! llW-Pﬁllllliz, viriihii; l1.‘|i'l|"'<‘: i111: ~.~.-i i‘.'li‘;"‘l-'ti!\. owls; iorks. di-ivei-i, trees Irv-Fm‘ liars and lot of .j_>.~'ii-i<-< not ‘ni-rrvloﬂffd; iii» 'J“‘ll)lll lillfifilfﬂ. Sale positive. Nuihlng o; ‘»-|'\ n1

TQHPII? l} iimW-“lrs bit h“ sums o.» or $5.00.

i-ur niw

amnion uoeuirrx. '.-‘-~- Augustus, Webster's Czri-ner. 1.“. MnDONALD, Auctioneer.

1 Holstein -

1 .1 i oneyjifoore, Milton Station to sell by m, ,

; 1 Holstein grade, 2 yosrsll°1bWlMi— in csli; 8 calves: 1 brood so“ and! fl t-"m INT!"- ‘ftter of l2 young pigs: 100 choice,

also sill

zﬂfiiierr Worm Powders are the

‘the inst six years presided as

medicine for children who m, found suffering from the rsvsgiisi

the swmachie conditions undo: which the worms subsist and time them from the system, out! hi. the same time. they are topical in their effect upon the disestitil

organs, restoring them to "health fni operation and ensuing immun- ity from hit-mer- disorders iroiiii -such a cause.

AUCTION SALE

Harry

lam instructed by iMi‘. Public Auction on , Nov. 8th at 1:2 o'clock noon the s miioh cows, 45 two year old heifers (in calf) .4! year old l-ieiiers. i2 sheep, 6 pigs, 5 hens and chickens, iii geese. '1 binder, 1 hsymower, ,1 rake. 2 truckwagens, .1 farm wagon, i‘ -csrt, 1 driving V6803. ll driving h, 1 wood sleigh, 1 set ranners flail‘; shaker and cleaner. 1 set scales, 1 Garry plow, 1 single plow, sort disc barrows, disc drill, iPm-‘rnei-‘s boiler, potato digger, nrm harness. ' CROP-Aw stook white banner pats, 200 stock wheat, 10 tqnsjisy- m bushels turnips, 100 bushel potatoes. i TERMS ——~Alil sums Of $10.00 ind under, ; over that Ismouni. twelve mouths credit on approved Joint notes. 37% oil fer cash. Saleogositive no reserve as farm isrent . ' ' . PETER BRODIE, ' Auctioneer

organist. Ilithle Miss Verne Bryeiitori, sister of the bride, war

of worms. They immediately after flower girl, dressed in white silk

and carried a basket oi gladlolae After! the ceremony ‘the brida- couple and about eighty guests re turned to the home of the bridr where a sumptuous repsst was served and a very pleasant even ing spout, after which the happy couple drove to their future homi in Winsloe. The wedding pre sents were numerous and ‘beauti- ful including cut glues, silver and pyrex, also a substantial sum o money. The ‘friends of the bride assembled at her home on Wed nesdsy, Oct. fl-Sth. and presented her with an address and a ‘beauti- f-ulu arm chair.

Dye Any Garment 0r Old Drapery In Diamond Dyes

Buy “Diamond Dyes" and follow the simple directions in every package. Don't wonder whether you can dye or tint successfully because perfect home dyeing i guaranteed with Diamond Dyes ev en if you have never dyed before Worn, faded dresses, skirts, waists coats, sweaters, stockings, draper- ies, hangings, everything, become‘ like new again. Just tell your drug gist whether the material you wish to-dye is wool or silk, or whether‘ ‘it is linen/cotton, or mixed goods Diamond Dyes never streskyspot; ~ ‘

zzPraises this Asthma Remedy

‘ A grsteiulmaenof Dry. ,.l. Drlisih

ogfs Asthma Remedy finds it’ the

- only remedy that will. give relief,

thhukhLfor-tliiribw years he list snuchtother hein. years oi need ioobsoirorins .maY be prevented hypo; this wonderful remedy std-he rstlwsrnins of trouble. m

' - 1156,15 simple. its cost sum. not

A m erotic, l “New and Second Machines selling at cost to arr

could Fifiiii Chili!

h.‘ ,. “a

Write ‘for dialog and pricey.

‘P1000618, Lid.

ottetewii

and

their

it oenhe purchased almost any- where. -

' .- i ,'= .. .. "The Iexsil Kodak Item"

‘ the detail o! the marriage. Aboui

" immediate ilniily circle. -

; from the r Oerolath, Count von Bentinck will

loice Specialist, Teacher oi Piano )rgan and Voice. Studio Liilcreui ieorge Street. 7007-19-1.

. Vllnarﬂs Lint-en! for Burns, Hir-

N I a

tx Kaiser Invites lfamiiy i0 wllddillm nuns HAGUE, Oct. s1. “J-“rrio: S-‘elegraph learns from Berlin ‘that? ?rivate Councillor vori ilerqhnsl

itated that the thirtygue 's hti‘

rrother, Prince Kaiser's sons, Eitel Frledericli. August William, Oscar and Aiel, cert; the ex-Ksiser-‘s only daughter] Victoria lnube. the wife of the: Duke of Brunswick, the Princesses ri Reuse and Caroiatli, the ex Kaiser's sister, Princess Margaret. ind his bosom ‘friends, the Princes if Fuertenberg and Plese. There will be ‘no wedding pre sents as the ex-Ksiaer has ob iection, owing to hard times. There will be a banquet on No- "ember 4 at Amerongen Gastric.‘ Phe next day the wedding day will ‘re solemnized at the House o 700m. The two witnesses will 1e von Berg and General von Jommes. y

The enCrown Princess will be vbsent. She will remain lit-Pots lam, as obdurate as her sons, who lo not care for their new uhclesi iarnelyr the bride's sons by heaf irst husband. - - ,

clergyman Vogei has received autographed instruction from the ix-Kaiser regarding the ceremon; fni. hlveryﬂllili "i8 fully detailed ncluding the programme of, thc bridds arrival at Amerongen Jaetie. on November 4. . wher- foant von Bentlnclr will; give i» banquet. . g

m. Presents ‘to be Glyen. \ r

rorsnsirvi, Germany, oats-cw Former Emperor iwiiiismkhes es» peciaily rednested-thatgno present» be given on-tbe occasion nihi- rriarrisge to_ Princess Herihlne q: “Reins; "The times are mitotic-nos: new for that", the-Mien German monarch was quoted as saying. I Pastor ‘Vogei, who was chaplain or the Potsdam court. and-trip will ‘perform the ceremony, is reporl~ on to have received s letter ill which the former Emperor ex- presses certain wishes regarding

thirty guests will attend these be- in‘ limited almost entirely to the

it is uncertain whether the form~ \ er Crown Pﬁlnce will ire-there, but the ex-Kaisefs other; sons ere sure to attend, as will "the ex Kaiser's sisters, iformer Princess Victorirrapd ‘Margaret. The fam- lly of Princess Rermine ‘will be represented by two members eao _ house-of Reuse and

be_ e best mos ‘at the civil can! many. which will we poi-marten - Baron Bchimrnet-illerrnink, tbs“ ‘r_ » omsatier or Doorn. The of.

moiwnr waitmt use is reaidanco oowwoleom ,

‘1 Torin-i...» r |

_ ,. , ences gained while travelling cx- “mm Wm include gm °"_‘K'*l‘:§e.'“ iensively since leaving the island‘ “m” " E" arid is particularly desirous of re--

\ ITapLpAGdTW hen

' wary step,

The formerly

large liscuit imported from the iin-ited States and the Old Country have

Fen off and are being supplied by our home product.

to ire oi Meeting

T. A. Bqsson of the Poultry Divi- slon, Live Stock Branch, Ottawa, will address an open Public lift-ct lug of (‘hariottetowri citizens in 2.22:5 cf Trade rooms on the oven~ ing o.’ Tuesday, Novemiber 7th.

Mr. Ilonhon will relate experi-

PillNiiE Eiiwiilil

MATWEE 345- 'NIGH_T 6.50 a. 2.45

' li w‘ d“ " ' Nl/K-HNEE, ADULTS 26C. EVENING. ADULTS 37C.

CHILDREN 11c. CHILDREN 21c

Latin; to the business men of our iity some wonderful instances of the business men of cities on thc; Faciific Coast, cooperating with! rural dlswicts, thereby securlngi ‘voirderful results in increased pros] verity in urban and rural distrlctsi Business menof all classes are

‘specially urged to attend and

yeryone; is svelcorne. Mayor

ienkinv will preside.

——-——-rmo-q>_i- rzCuts and‘ Bruises! Disappear. ivhrn suffering from cuts scratch- 's. bruises. sprains, sore throat -»r chest and any similar ailment. zse Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. its Healing power is well-known in uvrry section of the community. A imttie of Dr. Thomas Ecleciric Oil Jmuld be in every medicine ‘T1684. ready for the emergencies hat may always he anticipated. x i-

1n th

or William of time are actively proceedingaior ‘he wedding next Sunday of_tlic vne-tiine war lord of Germany and

"rinress i-iermine of Reuse. RY ‘Vagcn loads of plants and flowers

.re dniiy arriving for use in carry-j Jig out the scheme of floral decor- itions. ‘Numerous persons con- nected with the former iinperln‘ household, at Potsdam are coming, .0 Doom." Among those ~who alf "early have arrived is the fanioue "nisdsm chef. .

wttend the ceremony will wear tliol "ustomary gala uniform 0i black‘ with silver lace embroidery with imperial eagles. These also null-hf year silver neck chains. " Secrecy with regard to the wed.‘ . ding continues to be rigorously ob-Q served. William each morning giv» ing only the orders for that parti- cular day to his household so as to prevent any "leaks." V_ Burgomaster Schimmei-Penrieolr ‘ 110116 pOiII-‘nnes the secret of the preciseﬁlio-rr at which the civil cerdnfoiiy preceding the religious ‘lGYClliOYtV will be performd. The. hurgomssicraviil not wear his uni- form. He will read the officini ; locuinenis in Dutch. but since William and l-lermine do not und- irltllfld that tongue, he will, as a mttm- of courtesy. conduct the remainder oi‘ the civil ceremonies n German. _ > I . _ .

. s

. l0 ._ iiL-There mre " smell age-inst longer drirtl. or. indeed. against skirts of my, sort. The rnsgasine, "Health," 1' iooinrss a skirt terse the body at‘ and would cause s drone man to become exhausted ii .- re walked a short distance in one. ' ‘ink-km, on the other hand, make - - WOmﬂﬂ feel so shamelessly yous; allot she eamirandiyiresp her xhsqip - Ill the ground. i. .., -

Fire Swept Tlliillrgii Building

(Special to The Guardian.) NEW YORK, Oct. 31. ~0ne por-

El, rough

the chateau here of former Emperi I I ‘Germany, prepnra-

Former household officials lwhm; 'v I

son was _ missing and l8 seriously injured fire which

Several persons, flames which uvri- fdnncil by high winds lumped from The missing pcrsiiiis. who lift‘, unr- pinycs ‘or u Thirteenth. St..Iir<.ol.-l_\ n, pliuii, are believcd to have iii?(‘ii i-ut oil iruiii the ‘exits bﬁkﬁlllvilk‘ _.g,. lie-Jilin

prettier-iii rte llllll lﬁily gut 500 for :1 broken log.

.»qr

‘reported dead, fifim-n tonight swept fui-inry. trapped by the

n Brnolilywi

the windows shellac factory in n 0i‘ the riipirl

united Lilgpiqd n. greater“ city

. “l.

‘_ ‘ llﬁ_%il7.i’, The ririirby t ‘ ' ziloiy Wjiffbllléil cin-

__ T _:md the injured ll ihii. police and fire;-

v hiriirrri» ‘rsouoo for an Ohio man

. Y

l trfnns-werto zrcharge of "violntingl

HOROBREA rtoua

‘Milled. by Hunt Bros ‘Limited London. .- . -

, 3econies

"it ‘W165i u,

The Flour of the Hour, The house wife's power.

The motion was inane“! l\i‘i.l(']ll published inst _Tliursi\ "The Axe." a pert of Willi“ read by the Spesiksra. The =

_ ""*"" - _ * (iQﬂlb-iVllli-thﬂ murder oi Ii

QiiEilEi‘, Oct. lilr-inlﬂilig on a Gal-neg.“ a youug-LQll-Bb qui-siirxn of privilege, just as thegoumpgead about W0 W3 afternoon ‘sjszision of "Who provlirvfm 0m} gr the public pnrks ~ cinl hpnse xuivncddinre thls_n.fto.r'icqty_ m the course of, l iinim, ‘Premier Tasrwlicreiiu, illnVGLlllk.le.th€7 words ‘lmnmg secoriglerl, h _/ lion. G. fiaroni MlIl-hnumbers qr the legislature." iiser fol’ A culture. that John ll. “my . Roberta-r, ciii or "of a iM-ontréal weekly publication. “The Axe," be

EDITOR OF "THE AXE" IN TROUBLE .WITH QUEBEC ASSEMBLY.

-——'—<+>—'-—-‘ Wny. down south in the ‘

, arrested nnrl brought before the conch, the, cmp is good i-

bar of the legislative assembly of pficg 15 nmem Qucbcg; on Thursday, Nov. 2nd, '

‘The head of many ii ll°

the honor of the, legislature." 1855 ma“ 10 yea“) 01¢

With OTTOMAN --Clg‘a“'tt'e ‘Tobaccoif

ibﬂhyou will kno ' wha satisfaction _a Freshly rolled giqkettqiepn h = ref-p spade with "b OM cgnrette toba ‘o cicyis o" o i "

t Every ti; obsoczalc a a"

' n! "and etmtsi‘ _ _ re l 25