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consumed the oyster, rappss made nlgrah for the plate and rush- ed to the kitchen with it. taking out the pearl as he went. ~

Pappas said nothing of his find

the, but slipped oi! his apron and made his way to Bleecser street, where a friend told him the pearl was of great value. I-le next called on a jeweler, who at once gave him $500 for the gem.

Then Pappas went to James Smith

the manager of the Commons, and resigned, announcing his intention of going to Panama to engage in the commission business on the proceeds of his find.

The pearl weighed fifteen carats, sc-

eoniing to Pappas, who exhibited a handful of bills in confirmation of the story. Manager Smith also con- nrnied the find.

on student,

one of 'the' laid aside.

WOMEN “SP1-JLLBINDERS"

"WILL START A 24

HOUR TALKING BEE

NEW YORK, October 2~l-Women

will talk for 24 hours continuously in a public square of Brooklyn Llor- ongh an part of a big suilrnge cam- paign being waged iii that section this week.

The record-breaking speech-making

edort will take place under the aus- pices of the Wonleii‘s Political Union, which will station "spellblndcrs" at

junction of Flatbush and Atlantic

es, near the subway terminal

Fumlshed

Hess? Is it not because we mnlrc so

GUARDIAN. READERS

N. S. Leuson

' - A l’ARABl.E ,wearisome and the effects arelnflnito-' ____

_ lsimsl. And yet the Divine fire has THE N0R'l'HU||[gmRl_,ANp_....' -rl),

Some time ago n telegram from 'not lost its P0W°l'. |101’ Divine grace plnon boot nrrlvoll ln gnnrlotro.

Paris was published in an English its influence. As we look forward to town on Saturday nlgllt 5; 3_05 paper, saying that strain on n line another season ol Church work, o»cl°¢lr_

near the eastern frontier ol France shall we not face this problem .of_ ___ hnd broken down and the passengers I-foyer. l10l-ll illlllvifllllll Bhd ¢0l'D0\'° BEING dVERHAULED.- The G. thereupon got out and pushed it to ste? Wm* lille" "ef H lim” “he” G. S. Earl Grey is now undergoing its destination, adistance of nearly there was less prayer, private and n llmrougll ovorllnnllng prepnragory ‘live miles. This incident has n spirit- public. that there is_ todai? Wos to rm,¢|~1ng glm 'lager ul-vl¢¢_ A ual meaning to which we shall do there ever a time when the Christian nurnber ol mon lronl Messrs Bruce well to take heed. Why is Church Church has made less spiritual l1r0- stgwarg 5 C0" L¢,d__ ar, ,gleaming work so exhaustiiig and yet so fruit- KPGBH? Wllalf We “Wd ff* l`¢m9ml’9l' is and repairing tha machinery, l

that God's work must be done in

|littlc of prayer in connection with God's way, and this means the way AGRLCULTURAL MEETINGS __ swork? The engine has broken down of prayer, the way of the I-lol! Slllrit This wnok_ Ml-_ R Ronorr_non_ ol tllo and the train is nt n standstill. Then If our Church life is marked by a provlnclal Department ol Agrloultnl-e_ we try to do the englne’s work and great influx of intercessory prayer will address meorlnks ln vnlloyllelll _move the trniu by human eflort, with during thc next few weeks, spiritual ln me school at valloyllelll West “ml the result that our work becomes blessing will soon he evident. tomorrow in rho school ,lt Valley.

_ . .__.__________... field East. Anyone interested is in-

TWO AEROPLANES

horse power biplane, flew hy moon-

""_"'_m ' 'znvnww W 7 7 vited to be present. \

EDUCATIONISTB HELD

IN A \JOI.[.ISl0N MEETING HERE WORK COMPLETED.- Messrs

i- "_*“ _ Bruce Stewart h'Co., Ltd., Charlot-

JOHANNISTHAL, Germany, Oct. HALIFAX, Oct. 25-A Joint meet- tegown, have'-..llnBt rompletell llttlng

25th.-Today was the day ci long ing of the executive committees of up an up-to-date drying room in thelCharlottetown, on Friday morning aeroplane flights in Germany, Three the Educational Associations of- laundry ol the P_ E_ Iolnnd Honoltnl wllero one will lonll alnrge cargo ol aviators ascended from 'the J ohannis- ' NOVB S0008 and New Bruuswirk. I hey have also installed in the Hoe. potatoes for the Upper Provinces.-J. thai aviation field shortly after mid- was held yesterday in the Province pltal 8 new ulyrlgllt steam holler lor - .___ night in an effort to win the- chief B'.;ilding,_ there bein_g present D- A- sterilizing the water and bandages TUl3ElRCULOSISv TEST. - Dr. lprize of the National Aiistion Sub- H. Mackay, superintendent of edu- and running rho nlaonlnen_ Tllln 'llrmonnlen MnoMlllnn_ veterlnllry lor the lscription to be awarded for the long- cation; Dr. Carter, ch ef superintend- also nllln _*wo ol tlloll. lnlnolln provlnnllll Denerrrnont ol Ag,-lculr\lre_ est European flight of the season. cnt Of S°l\00lB. New Bl'\lD°Wl°ki:_ DF- 4 h_p_ I e 'Gnsolene motor; to _returned on Saturday to the city \-'ictol' Stonfller. piloting a 100 lBrillg¢B- Slll>¢fil1f°ll'i°l1l'°l "M018 °f summéi- efsntuniny. from central Lot is, where he mal

St. John; Inspector McDonald, Prin-

It pays/to buy, in this Province.

BWANBEA TRADIILR.-The S. S. Swansea Trader. of the Furnace Line., sails from Halifax this morning and will arrive here sboutvlednesdoy.

NEXT FRIDAY B TEA will have

ali’ the delicacies of-the season, St. James Hall 5 to 7 p. ln. 25_eents.'

'AT H0llE.- lfrs. B. A. Fulton,

Truro, N. S., who is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. M. Poole, Chariot,- eetown, will be at home, 40 Hills- boro St., ou Tuesday, Ort. 23th from 3 to 6. 10-27M1i-

APPOINTED AGENT.-Mr. J. M.

Nicholson, Port Hill, has been sp- poiuted station master at 0’l.eary,to fill the vacancy recently made by the removal of Mr. James O’Hollorun to Bloomfield.

TO BE ORDAINED.-- Mr. _Joncs,

of University of Durham, arrlved'in Halifax by the Molgonlsn, and will be ordained to the dinconste in Ad- vent. At present he is acting as lay reader in the missions of Georgetown and Houris, P. E. Island, says a Halifax exchange.

S'I’EAMER\ DUE.-The Cascaped-

ia from Montreal on her second last trip foi-_ the season is due in Sum- merside early this morning, she will call on return to Montreal from

been testing cattle for' tuberculosis.

lilrht to Fosen and then -returned to rival Morlvu, Dr- 30101111. Principal RESIGNS l=osi'r1oN.-Mr. _iriinirfi-ie goes today to East Point for Johnsnnisthal. He _then mnde R trip Davis, Principal Horner and Super- Corney_ who has lol. ,nn nano twelve the some nnl.none_ A lnrge nllnlller to Mulhsusen, landing there at 1.20 visor Mcksy, who acted ns secretary. yearn worlled in Crockery llllllllless or annllcntlonn lol. tllll norvloo nro

Long Island Railroad Station, wclock. From then on he flew back After full discussion it was decided ln Qlmrlottotown ln rllo ,_,lll_lllllllll_ belrrg rorol_vr,ll_ They will be nttellll. gb which section great crowds #ind forth between Mulhausen and to hold n. convention of the elllllfli- ment now owned by Bla-:k & Cn., cd to in the order received.

Darmstadt intending to clnunue un- txonists of the Maritime Provinces - ronl ned rllnl os llloll .___

`tu unil frolii their '\\.'i‘rk. lim ' , ` n f' i to li lr r.. sim-t irc _»r.i:of~y at 7 til he broke the existing record. the first week of next July, with the n:gtller°l,l tnepclookely ll‘;;‘:.le,_llE DREDGES l3USY_'l‘lle canadian

o'cloc‘; Friday ovcniug :intl to con- R9i‘2llf’ll. Wifll 8 Passenger. started pl‘o\’1S0 that if the ¢X€C`\lfl\'€ Ol N€_W `ment of lil(-new }l_ 'p_ Holman, l,¢,l_l tug Lord Kitchener, with the dredge tl,-lm it by rclgys lllllll 7 llolnck _for San Sebastian, Spain. He reached Brunswick prefer the last week ln Sulnmelsldl .-___ _-non has ll tlmp Bacon Bur ln tow_ orrll-ell at gt Saturday right, i<`oul'teen wonlcn l tllc French fr0l1tlL‘r llyillr at xi height A\l2llS_l3. l-lmt ‘fill be accepted- Ongh kng-,vl;,_;l;.; .[ me ¢l-,,¢k,,ry hnsl. Stephen on Wednesday from Prince llnlo lcon enrollell no ,.l,@|l.l.;n_l_\rg_4lof 6,000 feet when thc motor stopped. Various details were decided upon, ness lllld will be ll decided llcqlllsltlon Edward Island nnd rlrmlglllg opera. r ~-~- ~-- ' A - The aviator planed downward the length of the sessions, etc., the to lne ntllll of rllls large nl-ld ,,nr_rr_ tions will be started at once by the

n is a prescn he ore e ar it

i\ir D A McKinnon who was ln

lf, .» gk,-_li I' : ¢-- frglr-. ‘ off, H .'

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l through ri llenvy fog and landed on n engagement of n short hand reporter, nllslng l,nr,l'l,llsll,,,cr,¢_ He len lor Canadian Government under the Joint house, crushing in the roof and ter- lthe publication of the proceedings, Sllmmllrside hy the nltemoml, tmln agreement wlrn rho Am,ll.lcn_n__gl.,V__ rorizing the sleeping hnbitants. the speakers. nnd the sllblccts. Saturday llltcmooll ernnl,lnt_ wllloll began n y¢nrjnno_on

licichclt was not hurt. l On mzlzézion of Dré (llarter, (limo A. ' the gt_ Croix Rival-_ Both Amefirnn

Robert Thelen, carrying a passen- H. Mac ay, Dr. no oan an `uper- _ and Caunrllnn rlred er wll-l ‘ ` rrllte

ger. touched nt Kookiizshorg and at visor McKay were ,appointed a com- en’;?é§;?“`l;`I(l?gn C§eSl‘lIl:]_l_l_rh° “Q13” nlmve what is lmmgn an tl,,?x_)lo\\»el- Sir-tin, and has since been unreported mittee to co-ordinste sublects and Court l Arbllr tgr _ _ Y d e wllarl_ and will oontlnlle the ,norll ns _\n air collision bctwcrn two aero- lzcpsre ii tii.tati\'e_` i>l'0l1l`a'»l L-~ ic th Suore C it _S atlllpolutc by long no weather and loo colldlrlolls planes at n height of 150 feet oc- submitted to the local executive. wlfllelpll Tren oiilstuth e case or lwlll permit. sllllsl ll Clllals lleslll-ltllllo. rurrcd here. Aviators L.inlol'oi:ol and Dr. Carter and Dr. Bridges, while _h. h _° ga e Goverqmentf -_._ ' l~‘rcindt and s passenger were serious- in the City. \`iSitc\l_ the Hollis! Acad- “rlcevnflllieesuodt Oli B lllllamlxl . Blxt'e‘.m SAD NEWS.-Mr. L. B. Miller,l"rin- ly' hurt. 0l`I1Y. Ei\’1llK_ _illl1¢I`€‘Sll'J§ &filll”¢SS€B- Eonsecfloll wltlfea B onéx illfgt In cipal of the (`hnrlottct'wn Busin~-ss _ _ _ Tllei' 8150 "1Sll¢ed~tll¢ Tedllllclll C0l' bllllr to F£llcollwaxl;da;_ lu B. was College, received two legcgrams Sat- Loiissn s'ro:~i:s LAID lege, the schools -for me near and dmwl to ll ‘l sl *'Y,l,l_“‘» l=?l“°“' ...My as follows; ~Ja,,,e,. Q0.,1,..,,,

BY MR. Bormsi: mind and st. ilnry'_s_ girls- schools. th l Pg l °l° ~l teh W’ 'l_°.“f dangerously in ‘with lyplioid fever,

please notify people" “James \\il-'

QUEBEC, occ. 23.-.iccompaniell b CANADIENS TO _PLAY F“"°“ is “ll ei-governor ol me prov- _‘ , Q ' -_ the time bnrlior commissioners, ini: HOCKEY vii: Paoviscss “J” and °1‘“*'=9f“°Y l=°“°f“l also {,',',,dlfg,gl;{§f)n,f,l;°d,,;‘§rl‘;l§§f:ffl,’g”dv,‘fl§ lium Price, A. Gravel and J. B. E. -°*”' I I ' ' _ ` , ,-l - i l » - Lcfsillier, unil :i number of engineers MONTREAL. UCt~'24--N9lZ0l3lF\tl0llS 0.mce 1." the latter capamty _nt the oync[£.l"' st'lllll)ir;ei;t'iill‘F§tr;iil‘ll:cu;l‘\l employed oil the new harbor im- “fe \lU~\l9l` Will' l0l`ll flame Ol’ l\B0\`l€S time' m 1900 Wim" “ “factual set' cvcnf The volmy .ln W 5 of -1 ll.,,5l_ _ __ _ ,_ _lol llmes llelwel,ll~o,l,l ol lnll M l_ tlement of the dispute between Mr. ‘ ‘ l’ m` “ ‘ '. l>lf>\0lll-lllS~ lllblll H0H» R- L- BOY g , “V L . exemplary character and for n time den und Hon. J. I). Hazen made altlmll ll"Cl“‘Y l€illll5 llllll l-ll? (-'H1111' mv and the Government .was "mae was Vice-Principiil of the Charlotte- ltour of the harbor this morning. The dlcllsf W be Played ill M0l1ll¢lll~ bl' the lmyment by me (jovenlmgilt town Business Collcfrr. Since going ll‘~'“' °l°\'f\t0¢l and the !l¢“'.l1`@liZlll-l M"‘““ger K‘~`““ed.y» who ls Emu!! l-0.0 certain limoungs to .the mulorhy West be was iiilpointed Travelling bllells “Mol vlslled and ll gellemlll_o._ll. tno lllllwl. l.l.o‘.ll.loos wllll llls of lllr. Lows creditors in respect of Allcounmnl nl lllc (, l, R with round of the harbor, where important tcllm- HS he dld _lll 1911. SBYS lil* Will the work ut the Asymm annex' llondl-lnnrtorn nl l\l,.llll;lllo' Ho works are under wily, was made. \"l`ll¢ me lllflfltllnff Pf0"lll°e H0°k0Yl ' "__ wnsll nnllve of Long River l‘. E I

imnl-ning to the Chateau, n pro 1-ensue to arrange the schedule B., CURLING Ci.UB.-wlzll me winter Hn, ,learn ol, llll. ,lllv lllll'.l,,,`l,l `,,l'

cnssion was formed and ustsrt mnd¢»that one team-the one he selects-_approaching the thoughts of many.l,ls cm-,.,_.r will nl, ll'nl.l,-ly l.l,,,l.otln,l

for SL _\l;\ln_ 0" nrrl.,-,ll nr lllo will be able to visit Montreal, ‘ are turning to those forms of out-l rl W-ll l . ll rl- l" ll' grf,-'.:n<ls of the Transcontinentlil _»\lT~ Kellllefll’ SHYS lllllll. if ill” »\l_9l`i"'l*"’f` $90115 “nfl fecreutions that Hrefliih rellatiizgsrl \\-izlir llcd’tilnLthc;'l0i?i:Icciv? shops, night Hon. Mr. Borden gm.‘tiiile Province Hockey League unds_only indulged in during this p_~,~,g0l,_le(l the news ln rllétolngrnm Sllrlll-ll,l\-l nll,ll.llr(.ll l,r,,oel.llerl nlth the loylng it inconvenient to arrange the sched lcc helm: zi sine qu.; ary; 1 nlllng 15 ‘lore llllllw_ll_e ol llls llll,leSs_ ‘ '

'_il,3_." ~ F e 3 I a I lo; me Cm-pi-r scum- \lny;>r llpfmln-ole in this way, hc will endeavor :ol one ol lthc winter past-lines th:-t ici v 1 U

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l'»’..‘$ . .VY _read an address to the premier, -llflllg One Ul the telillls llfffll M the iloplllur in this co\ii:'.'.‘j.‘, and lt will Wl\vfl-FR -“ll r V . _ -

'l`ll. prvulier replied, pointing out end of the season. jbc recalled, that a curling f~l.ih wusl l_l,lol.éllol, to ill; f;lll`;§RllllIll)lEéEl,?llcteh

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from tile l’~_-rfer tl.:-:1 :tore The ll imc is cisily adj -sed and ihc oil tank liol is enough

oil for a day--the meter tells you how much fuel has been consuilied.

Tlirre are llunrlrcds of

po’uLs to the Perfection that you should investigate, Call ln and see this stove.

Fennel! & (handler

Victoria Row

irllr. ,-,lsr ,llllcrcm-,C the new slmps "Many people," he said, “judgejf<'-rmed in -,iini-lottetoa-ul last ~,vint~.-rl t l ' .n~ ll \\'o1:l<l innkc in the liroSl‘eritY of tll'.‘,‘“"rilime. h°ck'~`Y by 5Y(ll10Y'S l“"’rlwi,th the 0llJ°Cl&`~JT fllil 1'l'0lll"ll'.'ll '--fl iirtil-liI;g;iJnnesrldira€i`on\\ iltc isniihdsxiggd _L-ily ,-,Ml the Su;-rounding dis”-l¢f_5l‘sla_ov\'ing in the Stanley Cup series this sport. Its fornizilfion was mul that the l\lnl.llle Dll'lllll.l_ll,,,llt has not Quebec, llc declared, with all its nu-;W1th Quebec last season. l\ow, tbos-_-;l:lte in the senson_ to vrahlc it to bil” vel given any lnlolnlllrlon to the .tural assets, should take her stnnd_£1'BUl0S CF\Hll0l bl! taken 85 HD PX- PM On fl proilfl” basis ill thu inuttt-r_,poS`r Omoo llnrnorltlos nn to wnorllel.

mlmilz the finest ports in thc world. omflle. f0l` flll? Syflllcy team \\':is`of sccurini; ll Suitlibllf rank ctr-_ and - - - -

_ l _ _ _ l _ _ - ' _ lit is the intention to run the D. G_S,

I .\peeclics were also made by I-ion L llndollbtcdly in very poor condition the three ueclfs of curling tim* trvfo- lyllllro oll the Sllnlnlel.sllle_Tol.mcnrlne

_ , . . _ _ _ l - - _ _ . . ll ll(-llellcr Hun J 1) Hazen A I) at the time We found when we in-'was had to he carried out on n tem l

Slvl_olll._ M_ l~»___ D, 0. L’Espernncc, Vzided the lower Provinces, two win-:porary rink aflorilcil by <;l\lnd9|-glgtggx I? C22: lgesgnlganchén M. P., Mayor Dronin and A1dcrnlan,l0l`S H80- Illllt tllo brand of hockcyfpond that lies to the rcnr ul,,,rl`l»_o rlln this stennlcr between l\-'crctte. At the conclusion of thc_“'8S really good. We shall try t0l0f Vililcr Prince .~‘~_tre=»>t. Those who these Ports for s limited time as in r-,.r(.lllolll_._ one lllllty l_er_lll.noll to we bring the best team in the league iiplenjoycd those :ill too short weeks of nw past arrangements are helm:

_g'l,,.{.-hu lvl-.mtcnnc for lunch to Montreal, and if we are succossfilllthis excellent pastime and l~.l~n_lthy made by 'tho post omoo ,lonnrlnlcnr , _ -_~_---_ there uill bc many people surprised. outdoor exercise will he di-liirlitcd to to render the llnoonlnlodntlon ,ll 'Bl.Ib.l) MAN “EDS lit “lll DOY- be Very long before that learn that curling will bc rropcrly Sack,-lllr N_ S_ more convenlonr

His FAIR Rnscung league will have to be reckoned with taken np this winter, ami not me for the i.§..dn..g gud expeditious des.

____ l seriously( said Mr. Kennedy. executive of the club have before pnrgll of glle Island malls than hun

FORTH WORTH, Tex., Oct. 2o.- _ 'i_"'_*‘*°-“ them the cllrryvnsg out nf nrrnnlgc- lloon the onnn dllrlng' the nllst low

:the voice, Mrs. Vernis Bagwell, af- ills Wrsli End road. Flying direct-lclub shortly in nrdl-r to decide upon iter having searched for her 'ever ly ol- l-116 llfilliflllt llf~‘8<llll!l1lS. tl1sl‘he choice of thc location of the ;since. Mr. Sullivan, who is hlind_ bird missed the lam-ps and fastcnedll-ini;_

lwns between two car tracks, turn- its U-ll0l`lS lll 'lflle Hflll Ol Tl10m8H 1 ing aimlessly about, when hc heard 1-‘H19 H053. Of N0- 1524 Slam Blrellt.

“.}“; ' me womlorr nil... tones and they rilliur with Dr. Bonus in the cur. ~ BEAVER nANoH1Nu.- vor uw

6 -'lil _quieted ' him. She lcd him out ol "Tll€ “M0 “'35 K0lllE Ullfllll ‘lllll`tY last two or three years bonver ranc-

'ffl' ` danIIOr fllld lhvrl left him. "H05 llll l10\ll"-" “ld M13 R099-lhing has been prosecuted in this ls-

'”` N0! lflll HKD llc heard her talkin' "Wllell Y-llc lllfll llplleaffldi flllfl-ll_li§l land in s niet wa . hut it seems

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? ~ ' husband so he retained lawyers ill i'-S W8"'-mY llflll- Slllklllg if-S in-i rl-3 were brought to Lillnrlollotown

"gn ‘”-J "._‘~, ‘ and pnlfl the expenses oi the di- Ions throllsh my rain wat. it struck 0., Friday mgin;_ 3,, already ,.i..¢..i

1 .l__ __ -.~0r¢¢»_ repeatedly at my cycs with its large in these columns, These are part of

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is always imparted by simple lines and substantial elegance. Some new models of this type are illustrated here and many

people prefer These Monuments

to the artistically carved de~ signs omsmenfed with taste- ful decorations. Whatever your preference we are ready to supply the style you desire. Consult us

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There are severul features in con- shouted ‘md dlsappemlng in um

nectlon with the Empire Black Fox d‘ll_`kn"s- i‘o., which should attract intending Tl" lnfldem' °°°“"“d “hom investors.-The foxes are placed at midway betwmln the cemetery and a very reasonable valuation. The Went End' The hawk °Pl’°“l`°d to ,Ranch is in charge of an experienced lm" bw” °"'“°t°d nr" by th’ ,nan ln the neroon or Ml._ _,_ T_ headlight, which were particularly Lnntz who is a large shareholder and , f » - ltherefore directly interested, The hill* ll°°ll mQdd¢ll¢d l1Y__U1Y ¢50l'lB cost of maintenance shall not ex- tc' “gm it °n~ '

“The doctor increased the speed

of the car, thinking to throw oil the clinging bird, which must have

with my free hand I fought the creature until I tore loose its claws

brilliant and missing these to

s percentage basis cannot exceed MONTREAL FIREMAN DEAD , `15 p.c., and no doubt will not go _ AND ANOTHER INJU“ED~ ‘§’.`£T.'..fl’.""‘.;. ‘..’...‘l‘.°.°..§’.".i‘.!’.“..?Z' §f.`§ -no-'fRl~=AL. on. 24.- Fireman tnl.” nnll. ol A L_ yollllg lltonn the Hormisdsn Chnrtrand fell into an prospects of s handsome dividend “P” ‘""» WMI* “3l’tl“3 9 5" in next you ln nrnnrlonlly noonre,l_ Tooke Brothers factory, Bt. Henry,

A very ilmlgul number ol rllnre, tonight, and sustained internal ln-

nllll lol. “lo ont no llonnro juries which may prove fatal. The

lor. ii. li. . rv A. 8._P9l_l\_\9r_, Qolgnian. _10-fllltl.

Ihrznid communicate at onlie with ll" W" 8 'mlm °°°- Mill! °°°n“°‘l Dl._ mo_ col.l.nr_llel.o_ wnlrer ;_ lto the basement of the building.

‘ un* or Jon ,_ 'non nor, ol. olrln Lieutenant Joseph McDonald who

' som", or-no or Dr-_ was injured at a are last Wedhesday

night, died at Notre Dame Hospital

. pairs of these animals, which are bc- ing procured from Algonquin l‘aik, Ontario. They are being imported by

Wclgllllfl ll¢8l`lY fell P0UlldB» *mil Messrs Robert Jenkins s. llo., who

in, fact, have been carrying on the breeding of these snimnls for a few years now, as referred to above. Their ranch is situated at Mount Al- bion, where they have four hundred acres of land eminently suited for the raising of beaver. On this land about two and -s hall years ago Messrs. Jenkins put in a few pairs ol beaver and since then it is under- stood the animals have multiplied considerably; some estimates placing their total number nt present nt s- hout half-a-hundred. In conversation with s Guardian reporter recently Mr. Robert Jenkins, on the question of the number of beaver that are on his ranch, did not confirm the shove estimate, thinking that it was rath- er too liberal; but, he said, they seemed to be thrivint exceedingly well. It was with the-intention of extending their breeding that the five more pairs were being procured. Mr. Jenkins further stated that it was the compsny's intention to place musk rate on the ranch also and breed these animals too. "Wg ex- pect," he added, “to have a Brie fur cola in beaver and nasal: rat in the

neargiturd.”

A woqmllvn wllrnlng V.-ice saved Join( l~IAVl K DECENDS ON AUTO ments to that end. Their foremost winters. Of course, the Earl Grey A. Sullivan from being run over by AND ATTACKS PASSENGERS,ohjcct nt present is thc obtaining of will run l,¢¢;w¢en Charlottetown ,lull a street cur five mouths ligo, but ”*' ai site for thc luyini: out of ri proper Pictou as usual, as long as she is the woman departed before he rc- NEW ORLEANS. Olif- 25~- SWOOP-=rink. It is understood that they have able to maintain n regular service covered his wits sufhcicntly to ask .ills ‘l0\\'ll Olll' Ol the darkening Sky.lundcr consideration three sites forlover this route. It is believed at whose voice it wus. n large hawk utfllvlllld all l\ll€0m0‘itlu\ proposed rink, and it is intended present that both the Earl Grey Now he had won the posscssor of bile illlvfll l)Y Dl'~ C- A. Bohne 0n'to silmmon lr cenernl mrctinfr of the and the Minto will run on this

_route ns soon as the withdrawal of ‘the summer steamers, the Empress and the Northumberland, is rendered necessary bv the thickening ice. The idea is that the Minto may be em- ployed on the western route for n short time after the withdrawal of the Empress therefrom. In the past, after the Empress has been with- drawn from the Summerside - Point. du Chine route she has been employ- ed in assisting the Northumberland to maintain the service between (Jhar- lottetown and Picton. But when the ice becomes too thick for these ves- sels to perform their service, it ig `thought'that the Minto will bc withdrawn from the western route and _employed with the Earl Grey over the Picton route, so that with these two vessels fi regular and sat- isfactory serviee may he maintained over s single line.

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Game or Business

_ you will need A, _

ov” A .yr v

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New lathe time for y-onto ~

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$211; :verLul`il.s'l;li)rrr;l- gl! `-

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ol New.

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Now is overcoat time and we are prepared for

big business with the niftlelet and most complete line of overcoats we ever stocked. _ `

TWEED OVERCOATS in _browns and heather mix-

ed sizes 36 to 44 $6 50 und $7 5°-

FREIZE OVERCOATS ln= heather, `grey_ and brown

mixtures, sizes 36 to 44. 59-50- .

nslznisososs TWEED 0VERCOg\TS,¢°mblns~

lim, ¢01laf5 in brown only very dressy, sizes 36 to _44 $10.03. '

Hsnnmoaolve 'rwsso ovsscoA'i‘s` com-

bination collsrsl in cheek striped tweed affect, sizes 36, 44 $i3.oo. _

DIAGONAL OVERCOATS combination collars in

brown and black stripes, sizrs 36 to 44 s particularly handsome colt $14 oo.

DIAGONAL OVERCOATS in greenish brown effects

sizes 3610 44 very classy $ 6-50- , _,_ 5*

CHINCHILLA OVBRCOATS heather mixed, s‘z:s

36 to 44 warm and stylish 8i6oo. /X

CHINCHILLA OVERC01-lfI“S in light and dark

grey mixed, sizes 36 to 44 one of=\il1_e handsomest coals ln stock 519,00. l _~

ninoonnl. ovsuconrshnf gffenlrh grey and

brown effects, s‘zes 36 to 44. Smart and correct $19.00

srnirsn 'rwnso ovslicos, s in bmw.. .ma

black combinaiion, sizes 36 to 44. ,I e of the newest $22 oo. /‘f -

Cl-IINCHILLA OVERCOAT?/in ark grey, slz-:S

36 (0 _l4,'very rlclil and Warm $22 00 .

more AND BLACK ovsnc firs fm men of

quick tastes, all sizes $6.50, $9.00, $12 oo, $i3,5o, $16.50, $iSooand $20 oo. ' _ "

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The lsland's Leading Store.

S.A.McDoi1ald 3

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To Piano Buyers who are Look-

'ing for f“_i BARGAIN

There are about 30 dill'or~',nt. niakcs of l’i:inos

IN CANADA

Thore are pianos whose only selling attraction is

Tllillu Ailri'-`_.mmNCE

There nre pianos fairly well made, and are just good commercial

pianos, but cannot he called a

MUSICA L INSTRUMENT

There are pianos who l\.i\-n fnnglit their way to tho front, through

long years of hard work. 'llioy lows mails for thomsolvos

-4

A REPUTATION

VVHICH GRADE Oi-‘ [.'\'S'l`l€U.\llINT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY

TO GET A BARGAIN OF Z’ -‘

EVERYBODY KNOWS

HEINTZMAN & CO. KAHN-MORRIS, MENDEL-‘flSOIlN', SHER- LOCK-I\lANNI.\'G. '

FOR VALUE REC-F` D

Coml_>eiitor_s nm using as a canviua that .o not sell as cheaply

as they, ut this is no test of values. or o .s a

REAL BAR

‘Vo invitu li cmnpurison of our prices bu' _ie above nnmgd ingfm.

ments, with any dcnlcr in any city of this Dominion. If _von cannot get as good value for your money hero. doii‘t deal with us.

M I L LER BROS;

_ in linxr sr. _ cHARLo'r1‘srowN. l.»;¢8,9, 17 u mf

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Fire Insurance A Necessity A

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

E. Ui

which never contest an honest claim such

as is rcpri-.=entcd by

E. R. B ROW

Ch arlotiu low li

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iioliaini Bulbs -|

.1i<;i¢"*.'xv vi lf

We are having a good sale of BULBS all-'¢]~"¢,‘_'lll_»_ ` '

large illlpoitation if; going out fast. Thcfe(`~‘l§;h0

prettiirdccoration for window, lawn orgarden than-a

Slow of llaeinlhi. Tulip., n.ff.`ni|., un-iam. cn'-_

cvl. Euler lilies, Chinese Sacred Lilies, Qc., Qc.

A small investment in BULBS will bring big

returns. Roman I-Iyaclnths just ln 65:: doz.

, Carter & C0., Lid.,

will Sunnyside. A ` o¢l|¢l’l ill Ml llld I H I