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, is the greater part. of life and contentment in the pcssessiou cf Diamond _.l of Precious __G:n_i Jewelry can exist only when one has' positive "knowledge that the jewels are above criticism.

OUR POLICY is to o‘fe: for safe only such stonesas will near the

mcst critical msp.ction

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Queen Qnnlitv .~hoes are

glove iittiugmitra fashionable, dairty in dc.-ign and superla- tively good as' the world’s l best .shoetnakers can prodm e Are 'the kind that have ii._x- ible soles »don’t need bnak-

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Prices range from $3 =o

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of the Xmas

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Bayer Photo Studio Phone rgz ]

i like a Photo for XMAS. _ Came early and have a rit-

to investors at _

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Having built a ranch to uc cornodate a number oi pairs of Blue Fox~'s, we find we ate

_I now unable to get delivery of ‘l them, which leaves ns with

one of the finest and best rquipfed ranches in Canada 'We have decided to form a Company for the breeding of

` Silver B'acl< Foxes, and have

secured options on three pairs

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of the Une-st. strain _on P._E. Island, for fortyeight thou-

s a nd dollars- $.6_oco per

I _ Drum rnoua amid mimsr- I

it. Itsono _of the highest Cun- udian Standards, and is daily in- creasing in demand. It in to

YOUR. ndvuntage to sell BUDA. 26.0-ll-li$M1mo

pair; As the season is getting tale, we must have this ,com- pany put through at once, and have decided to t flex thtnt to the investing Pubiic at actual cost All we ask for ranching is is n. c. of tts valle 0'. the Offspring when sold in r9t4, which includes Food, Wages, Taxes, etc.

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much longer if you use our coal.

We have now on hand all kind

There is no water in this

proposition-everyone on the ground floor. We are not is- suing any Prospectus, nor is there any commission paid for the sale of the stock.

Applications for shares at

$ioo per share should be in the hands of the trncermen- tioned not later than the :oth

_ of November,

George J. Rogers.

A. A. ‘ Alley,

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Rogers Farquharaon,

of freehimined coal free from slate Bunbury. |>_ E_ [_

md stone.

Send us your address and we will

quote prices. ` .

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...*I'l' ‘PAYS to buy in this Provl

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...'TI1E MORNING DAILY Guar-

dian cun he obtained at W.A. J oh

aton’s, Montague.

..."I‘HE MORNING Guardian

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...'MONTAGUE-The Rev. W.

at 11 a.m. All are welcome.

representative ;in~ Soni-is will gla receive subscriptions and advortis

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date. _

liiilliil lil liil _

ed in Chicago on the occasion of

lnstitute of Arts and Letters,

American Institute of Architects

today and will remain in session

- gates of the various organizations

devoted to art, literature and mu

western University, Lake Forest C Jege, the Art Institute of Chica

ested i-.i arts, sciences, literatu

program for the three days will clude a. luncheon ivcn by the O

stitute. a symphony concert by

ii‘Jlir\

A Qlllel Dignity is always imputed by simple lines and substantial elegance. Some new mod eil of this type are illustrated here and many

people prefer _ These Monuments

to the artistically carved de signs ornamented with taste- ful decorations. , Whatever

your prrfergtce aredresdy tooup yt ltyeyou e re. consult un . '

CHANDLER & BELL

...°SUBSCRIBERB should renew a

week or two before the time they

have paid for has expired and thus - _ . .

' -J not ming an issue, as au papers are few minutes with the crest-fallen of Altmann, Canadian Pacific agent b H f

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Mill IN EHIEAEU

' if I ' " LONDON, Nov. 11-mn pq., on

FAN AFFRAY - 'An excitin of American Ambassador, ig bo mum

DCB .. _ . I - 8 g

.T G _ fray took place at Bt. Peters onlto feel like a marrying parson. _

. ORDON IVES is Guardian saturday night last, when two, "I've been marrying my pr-omlnsnf, arent ln Montague. His other phone wma men. having been rsssnuymouno-ymen on at me me or one a

D814 05 by the Dundas Starch Fac- week," be said yesterday afternoon WIT. and having invested some of'on receiving the American delegates their wages in uid Scotch, prooeedod to theintcrnatfonal conference on

n- to celebrate. After cndeavoring by safety of life at sea. .

their Joint efforts, and with but vary-i "Before we proceed," he inquired, lug sttcccis, to intimidate the cltiz-, "ara there any prospective bride-

can M19. U19! commenced an altercation grooms among you?"

he obtained in Bourig at 1-[_ J; Ma. with each other which eventuallyl Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McComb, who,

came to blows. 'l‘o distinguish one by the way, arc understood to be on H0111 W0 0¢l\°\'. thc larger, might be I board the Mauretanin, gave to their .

_ D_ called "Mick" tor short. He is a many friends a most approved exam-

Wilson will preach in the Mgngague :ilg six-footer, and though not thai pie of escaping rice throwers on Sat- Baptist Church on Sunday moi-ning most quarrelsome, when be got urday morning. Nobody can be found

=ltBl'f¢d. was very evidently too many who has seen them since Friday.

guns for his opponent. when the Mr. Page will attend the banquet of

___¢M,._ ED_ D_ FEEHAN Guardian drst few blows had been exchanged, the Guild of Mercers here tomorrow

my “Mlck’s" antagonist "took to his evening. \

ing heels." and ran with remarkable agi-| Mr. Pierre Lorillard, Jr., was 9,

matter at the Omoo of nndsrtaker w_ ity. for one presumably so under tue caller at the Embassy yesterday,

L. Dingwell. His phone number ls5_ muuence of liquor, across the lawn,

up_ the steps, and into the hall of a 'NAME NEW C. P. R. AGENT.

neighboring house. All this time' _.- '_'M1CK" WHS hot in pursuito 'rho' LONDON, November 11--In consc- udy of the house appeared in n qucnce of the detention under arrest

‘¥0mhH¢v-Dt in Charge, and being a ln Vienna, the company has submitt Worthy lady, intimated that she did ed the name of Veitch Consul to the not want any quarreling in her authorities as it substitute.

nouse. At the sight of his adversary, _-._

“Mlck’s" blood, which in tho inter- COLD BAT!-IS NOT

various antics, and war dances out Some persons describe a on the lawn, and bessechingly begged ing bath as acure for all ills. As a

lately inflamed, and he performed ____

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his auto onist to come out of tho`matter of fact, n cold bat should

ithe direction of Frederick A. Stock. r _‘ mbuBhed_

'himself amember of the National

institute of Arts and Letters- n drive

‘ . Pl-lILADl*`.Ll’HIA MAN

about the city and ann hor nf nriv-__ _ WEDS ENGLISH GIRL

ate receptions and eutexainmeuts.

TO DISSUSS PRO-

IAWRFZNCE, KAS., Nov. 18-T

cussion by leading speakers at

The Eye is- one ofthe

most delicate and com- plicated of the human organs, and yet, probab‘y through ignorance of this fact, it is being constant-

gill-used and dverwoi k-

i Eye-Sh'ain

Be wise and do not ig-

nore any of the symp- tomxof liye-Strain; head-

aches _or pains _in the

region of the eyes, inabil- ity to read or sew for any

1 length of time, blurred _. vision. _

Allow us to, Examite

your Eyes. We will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business. G. F. Hutcheson

today at the invitation of the Uni- ~ _ I - _ . versity of Kansas and will remain in ‘her Share, and has received H 18180 écthligefroag Cizlgrxéeyiirs rfbovidu at session at thc campus for three days. Pflft Of will 8f1\0\1ui2. She is now cn- “P 0;; “pens” __ complege battery Aff \\"“5““uY interesting 5I`°g"“m ha” deinvnrmg .to recover me remainder' ols artillery. Which hc will Present to

been arranged for the joint meetings. Laura B1Si5"l"S fight f0l' UW Bell- » , ti

t. thc holy battalions raised to rosa ne 1. estate has for more than ten t _ Aust__ia_Hungm_y and!

'uctrcns agreed to accept $240,000 as “neun bm" m pl B’

years been sensational in the the “tt°mP B ° I 1

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~ ~. e_ St nm Inc 0 th sta Italy to incorporate their vil ages n

extieln n g n e e

g ‘an autonomous Albania.

'1‘RAFF10 MANAGER » about twenty-five years ago undcr|

SUE-S RAILROAD William A. Brndy-5 managrment, WIHT low---_*ELL AND __

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-~-rr-' - the stage, whcre she had made hcr ------1 most a-midi-<1 mt as its in ~'rh»

fr Ulemcnscau Case," and hocamc th; LONDON' Nov' 12'”_Thc Mguntm

he nurse und companion of Bennett: Telegmph lmbm. scrvim is gm’ (,;m(t

H. on Aw-11 ]1_ 1902_ Bennett diem thcreforc tneSt1pstal\:;iior;a_l:ly_iésgt t ‘UTTICITI and piss ismnlcti was isft so pt-.r B“‘“‘“ of “_ “S 0”, m

f""' “-"5 cent. o his estate under his will. “t Pr°““t iusn ed mm 3 com _

- ' cial point. of view according to thc

l I Not content with this settlement _ wen 'today by Edward

Miss Bigger, who then called herself t°°tim°“" 3 M,-,_ B¢nne¢t_ put in n “Mm for the (lrabhe, second secretary of the lirlt

- ef th Dominions

TOKIO, Japan, Nov. 11-Resolu

tions were passed today at the n-1

ed a divorce. Miss Bigger then left ATLANTIC CABLE GOOD.

entire estate an the ground that she ‘Sh P°°t Omce' b me ° was Bennews widow. rotiowin tanlflovel C ~>“°“1i°°i°“-

brought against her, together with Dr. (lharlcs 0. Hendricks and Samuel Stanton, formerly justice of thc peace _._v__ __.`.' eg* in Fr60l10ld N J , where Miss Big- "_" r

_ gar was 1iv`i,,g',,,~,_h¢ time.

Stanton was brought into the case S. {, _ 4( because he claimed to have married 13;? Bennett and Miss Bigger, and u mar- """ ,

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Hendricks was Miss Blggar's physi-

tarium in which, it was said, was e new 1 I'

claimed to be thc posthumoué child ~ d I n _,h f “mt

hold finding Hendricks and Stanton ' en 5 ‘i“° '“P¢

wife of Dr Hendricks sued Miss Biz- f 6

In 1908 and again in 1906 it was

her claim against the Bennett estate

ceivcd $620,000 and at another time |_h¢,n\i,m sho received large sumo from the A LORD

im, had hegun to cool, was immei- ALWAYS BENEFICIAL

old morn-

ll h

C IUAG N v_ ___ _ _ house, _and give him a chance to de. he taken with the greatest descrim-

_ablglgmhegélg E, di1£;,“'1_;;§s}‘x';‘_;BE‘\_;‘_:’_:_‘ (\{;i_i_\_~_yhim;_ 'l‘h_eit_a{r.»aller _gnc hpdi e_vi- inatl_pn _rand delicate Zérlsk and w<;r_p- mm art St _ - _ __ _ Hy 6 no on o o.ng en s on never em ar upon e kcullltors. idegignellstilxn., gkbkugdetlgd this' but losing his prcseme “I mind enterprige ‘v.m“°l‘t medical “““°“°“' in this mummy is at present aBsemb1_ tor u moment in thc strccs of o,¢~g\,.| (‘old bathing ;-;1 the early mornin

me ment, came od the steps, and was is beneficial only to those who have

annual conventions ofthe National immediately charged upon by the stttiicicnt vital energy and nerve

the vvratuy “Mick. The sight of the force to insure good reaction wit

American Academy of Arts and Lct_ big six-footer bearing down upon no subsequent lnnguor or lassltude. term me National Sculpture society_ him was too much for his nerves,\ You may feel refreshed immediate- the National Academy of Desigm the and he again broke and fled around ly after your bath, hut tired and

and _the corner. Coming to a wire gate, languid two or three hours after it.

of several other organizations of a ne vaulted that with the grace of a,n_Whcn this occurs it is conclusive evi- simum. naturm which opened here autelope. “Mlck" was madly purgu-‘dence against the practice.

for ing and not being able to' jun-p overi Tliosc who have an abundance of

thru, dam The members and dew the obstruction like his taint-hearted iicsh and blood. who are lymvhati

' ____? me though agile partner, took the or sluggish in temperament, an

ii the g“eBts_ during their visit to this next best plan and fell over it. iiegwbose ncrvods force is not depleted,

Iii . qty of the combined organization was up again and at it as quickly as can take the cold morning bath to - Sliver Black I-‘oxgg _ 3,, possible. but he had lost the scene- advantage.

the University of Cmcago_ Nm_th'_ the victim was no where to he seam Others, who are thin and slight.,

o1_ After scouting around for some mom.. whose honda and feet become col go ents he gave it up, and joinlrg the and clammy on the slightest provo-

land other societies and clubs iute___ omwd of spe¢¢»,a¢01-g_ Wt his “.339 in cation, who digest food slowly an

re `the air, and gave vent to th;-ee_ assimilate it with difficulty, shoul

sculpture, architecture, and other M'-‘°d""""“i“§ triumphant howla, fW0id Parly morning bathing. branches 'nt cultural activity. The It d°"°l°I’°0 later that tho pursued F" “U “ch “ “pid bath i“ "1

m_ one, took refuge in B pig_Bty_ Nmch.mi.ddle of the day (but not within

S lid ‘V35 0V“f10°k€d by the beoioudgd ._.is_ two hours after a meal) or hcior

Ilwellers, a reception by the Art In- lon of the "Spirited" “Mick."-U ;*;_t&_"i“§_ ;lf_L'1§_Il;§__dlB bféf1r_0r_r;:]>:‘vceddeai:'-

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ch~ S h rest of body and brain till equablc ` wago ymphony Orc estm under »conditiona of circulation arc rc-cs-.

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TECTION OF GHILDREN _ ._-~ Mrs. M. Rosenbaum, of Phlladelphi _

he ~ fl" married in St. Pcter's Church, Bour-;

reform of the existi,“E laws of Kan' ,JERSEY CITY' N- 'J-. NOV- 13.- mimouth' nn Saturday Miss R°s“' sas. so as better to protect the chil- \`l°e'Ch'Bn"eu°I` Grimm Biff-lug in “wud Maia Rawlins’ amy darighter ° _'dren in this state win be the lead- ‘fhmwefy Court. today took up for Mr- “““ Y; T' D' B' RU” ’“" °f 'in subject of consideration and dis- ‘_-‘_;m"‘“_l_lt thi; *mf* nf I-IWFI1 Blggaf Boumemout '

the enne , w o a one time was n. well '”“ °,_ ”

annual joint session of the Kansas _known GCUCBS. Bg8il'lBt thc executors AMERIC;;'\li_.§H§?S WILL

Confcrcnce of Charities and Correo- °f me ¢St9-te Of ll" hllsbund. Henry ' CIQF A BAT-.1-FRY nr-is, the Institute of criminal tho-.~ Ilvréngft- \Y_§\e_:1 the sett1__ement of ’ ‘ “ '

C~1_.,dthpbt .ecsaawcwaswrh 1 , _

ihiiges-rii"§§§¢§.‘ll0n£funn. °.-...tr°i'Z.§ $2.°°0.000.'bezun it is sail rhfteirui J"N"`A' "°"' “"` “"ii“"ii' im ' ' ' “ ' ' ' E 'ru an w 0 a

H U LONDON *lov 11--tMr Snmu

Hostnhnum, eldest son of Mr a

thc

M198 Blggar married on actor named . ~' .

QUEBEC, Nov. 11.-It is under-‘Itichai-dson. and after divorcing him ROOSEVELT IN JAPAN -

stood that Rene Dupont, Traillc Man-‘was married to James Willie Mc-

t_;`ger of fha (llanadahand t_Gu(lt PortiE;>t;_r’tel_lt. HI_;t;te_§' she bectame witfxe

ermina rai way, as en ere an ac- ll 6 Y. an ac or. e s c .

tion against H. J. Lyons, vice-presl-iwas playin!! f-h'2 Widow in “A Trip 'mul meeting and dum" of the nm

dent, and M. J. o’Bi-len, president. '$0 Uhi“M0Wu." she met Henry M. ,md g-,he company, for the sum of Bennett, _millionaire owner of their

$350,000.! Mr. Dutponr demand: és. ren- tctgelpcgltgsburfs and Brooklyln. t

dition o cccoun s n respoc o or- . cn . en was so o as 0 . ul ,,,,,m. ganizution and working of the Gan- gt; <l<‘CrcDlt. tl-_lin attentions to Missilégxutrfg l;lr__°dm°2_'i`;;";\(;xs‘;x"`,‘ .b,,t“.w,, ada and Gulf l'ort Terminal company ggar renul e in trouble with hcr Japan _md thc United Stu,_c,__,_

in which he is financially interested. hUS|1'""‘l~ AS fl result Hlwefly Sclfllr- ______________.d

va;-(1 Club oi Japan to extend invita- tions to Dr. Abbott'-Lawrence Lowell of Harvard and Colonel Roosevelt it deliver addresses in Japan, with a

er-.

claim charges of conspiracy were ,

rlage certificate signed by him played o 1 an im ortnnt. art of the ahair. Dr.

clan, and the proprietor of a suni- Th H ht at Cn e Rafi 50"' the “him Wl11¢h M195 Blzza-r was opmed last night. ’l‘hi-xli,h\

of Bennett, and which played an im- sw" 8 qu’ mpc as 0 y portant part in the litigation. (3\) secotds duration, followed by

The conspiracy charge against the an imervaiof ,hwy (10) smouds ti .tt _ ~ ' t ree rosultr in the jury at Free h d I H S1 of tbmy,

Quill-Y Bhd evduilitlnz Mill Bizgar. (30) suonds, and interval of As an aftermath ot the affair tho, Bhemnny “wh and intnvah md

gat- for alleged alienation of her bus- 9l'0l\fd b¢ PHD 8 dl!\8\1¢¢ 0 "U3" "““d'° °5°°"i°°°- mil s from all points seuward, in

reported 'that Miss Rigger, or airs. d*“f“°°th°"- Bennett, as she has since been known. The light has been in ‘tailed by

‘md "5'°'°d t" °°°°°" ° “m°“““‘t °' the Dominion Government to in- it one om.. it vm nm .ns nm re- ‘reuse the power md cf’-iciencv of \ Stl

‘ is

,executor-s, but it to believed now that ~ _ _ "

0,¢¢m,¢,;.q who is pmuoiity without ma.. Inspector of Lights & “_

Hence, her renewed endow irortp :_ chlm tt “mm Nov “_ 19,3

L______; 99 J vlltltlliuelldllulll tvoqllixdgtftrldrtttnc 965| ll l3M3l- I ‘ i ~

from the Cold

T0 PfQfes=!Y_<1tI. `

We -have very careful y ee`u ted the following

lines for our s - ck and you’il iind ivrryone o‘ thm tip top numbers. They are al the vevy test we can pn cute a .d in nearly every instance lo ver in price than elsewhere. `

Blankets

You've read a lot about blanlo t~ lately and most probably don’c want to read any m>:e. Inst a moment-i1e»t'.» ot e case.

The very est .an et, suita 1 t use in this climate that we can procure in Manchester, England. All sizes

$5.00, 6.00. 7.00, 8.00 pr.

Comforts

Now-we’re talking, tieavy Wadded

Comforts. covered with real go d 85 printed Sateen. 60x72 inch....... °

Best quality vaddrd, covered line

heavy Cretonfle in good colors.

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6ox7z...... Best quality Sateen covered do :vu iilled

Comforts, bordered with matched plain color borders. 60x72 . . . . . .

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Last Cali for the

Silk Sale l

Saturday closes the sale of 36 inch heavy Messaline dress siiks at the reduced price. Tltiik of it a silk one yard wide, goad value at $1.10 and

se‘lingat . c , A clear saving of zic per yard 89yard l

Underwear Sale

Makes A Commoiion

Childrens’

size I -_ l9c each

A splendidliue of seconds

from cue of the best milisin “ 2 - 22¢ “ Ontario. The damages are “ 3 - 24C “

_so small you’ll haue a hard “ 4 - 276 “ time to pick them out, while “ 5 - “

~ .Jac “

as to prices- we`1l let them

speak for themselves. “ 7 - 35C

Ladies” ‘

Bar none_ the very finest line of

fine heavy warm underu ear with a well combed up lining to le seen in the city. Undervuts with buttoned front I in either white or natural

Drawers in either style in'29ca

both white and natural gif!-nent

i l Boys , f

A special purchase of a large quantity allows us

to sell this fleece lined underwear at the following prices Both Shirts and Drawers are the same price. Size zz, 24, 26.........3c such

' 28, 30 “

32, 34 “

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I-Iexc’s the bngiin of the year. Peuman’s and

Eureka brand,best heavy fleece lined underwemgood

and warm and never before sold at less

than 95c a init. Our ptice........

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