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Escape Coiighs

During the fall and

winter months. Its the neglected coughthat does the damage. Acough is pretty sure to go from had to w0rse,unless check- ed and checked properly at that. A silenced cough is not always a cured cough.,

_' Jamiesons

While Pine and Tar

cures a cough as itshonld be. Contains only nat- ural cough specifies. Safe and reliable.

Large Boliie 25e J. G. Jam on

DRUGGY ST

The Medical Hall

is CD

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Every Home

should have 'an alarm clock. You need one for these dark mornings, it's the thing to wake you on time.

Prices $l_00. |25, l 50

-G\|srsnteed- Big Ben $5.00

G.H. Taylor

Jeweler & Opticlan

NEW KING GEORGEHOTEL _Wm. HONBOUITQUETTE. Mgr.

Privatq Baths Bunning Water and. Long Distance 'felephones in all rooms Larze Brilght Ramrple Rooms.

UU INEU EXUELLED SYDNEY, N. S

“Early in the spring we placed an

order for 1,000 calendars but as I am leaving lor the west soon these are of no use whatever to ine. These calendars are real works. ni art and are bargains at 75c each but rather than return them to the makers I a selling them at lic ezicli, Any one who is dissatisfied with the calendar in any way will have his money re- funded, provided he returns the calen- dar. H, H. Brown. l1-lfini3i_

"Ladies reversible coating just to

hand at D. A. Bruce`s. ll-6Mti.

'Mrs Housekeeper

(Dori’t Bake)

BUY i

Cameron‘s Home-Made Bread

(name on every loai)

NOTE 1

' Our Bread will surprise you with its crispfllelicste substance snd its de lightlul ilsvor snd cresmy richness. - [very _dey in the weelt over |000 people"'in Cbsrloi telown enioy esiing our Bresd-Ave _you one of them.

EWEN CAMl?RON

(Expert Poker) m Next week will app -sr No. 5 “sd” of the series.

P. If SMALLWOOD- `

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He sold out and returned to the west.. That is one man's experience.

.go west, he said'

. would not go,

ates the possibilities of what if main in the fields all.winter. That*

catch the newly sprouted grain; they are sure to catch the late harvest

A gentleman called on us today and this year they caught tt with a

who had been in the west for tive vengeance. Besides this there is thr

years. He is rr. farmer and from the constant menace of hailstorms during larmer’s standpoint knows the west the summer. A section seven miles ‘like an open book. He had boughta from my farm was badly hailed last `qi1_d!7t_er section farm in the province summer, some farms completely, oth- of Saskatchewan several years ago ers partially, and most of them with- and is still working it. Two years out insurance. Some of these farms ago a railway was built suiliciently were bought on the annualinvest near his farm to add to the conveni- ment plan. The owners with no crops ence of shipping and also to enhance to realize on asked for time to com- the value of the land-theoretically plete their payments but in every that is. He has been oilering the case thatlknow of were refused and farm for sale, however, but so far has their mortgages were foreclosed al- beefi “Millie £0 Uldllce Bnyone to buy though some of them had made four it at his figure, which is considerably out of the five a ments. The com- above its original msd Dames and spegulyators from whom greater extent upon the distribution

Asked as to what had induced him thq limdg were bought; are in many _ to leave P,-,nge Edward Island and caées simply looking for B lapse in on the accumulation of wealth by the

i ‘ the payments to have an opportunity

In the first place I would not have to .eu the land over agaim

gone to the west had I known as To our question “why should R much as I do today' I was give" tc' man leave is farm in a country like iunderstand that prairie land was Prime Edward Island to go ,arming easily broken._ It is not. It is rocky in a country “kd that?" our hdedd :silk rsugh' t Hundreds °' mad’ “I replied, “Any man who has a larm in

f8rmin;v;lch° asblzm crlrggfitogegilggn Prince Edward Island or the money for “is gresdnluondl rddourcedd .dd be carried on at ML Many people are to' buy one is a iool_to go west. Liv .lured to the west hy friends 0,. ac_ ing and the comforts ol civilization quaintances who want to sell them are to _he found here. There is

lthe larms that they are themselves nothing of the kind inthe new rural

‘ disappointed with' They do not ten sections in the west and they are ofa Of the diliiculties, if they did people

What do you realize per acre from tmns'

Your farm? To this he replied; This This was the experience of anothe year We ‘Hilde $18 to $20 an acre returned emigrant.

. Foxes Ann o'rHEi=t '

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::Just what the doctor orders.

'i‘hat's what is in the 'bottle oi .medi- cine we hand you, when we fill your doctors prescription. We exercise the greatest care and exactness, We use the identical drugs called for, sure and fresh. There is no carelessness or guessworic here. Try us on your next prescription. The McKinnon Drug Co, Corner Great George and Kent Ste.

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Desirable

Cottage

For Sale by Auction

I am instructed by Mr Charles H. Chandler to sell by

auction at the premises on Vifednesday the 20th day of Nov- ember at I2 o'clock noon. His desirable residence situated on

thecorner of Weymouth and F bne and half story dwelling h ` ew). the house .bas allmodern

itzroy Streets, consisting of a ouse and large barn (nearly conveniences and is heated

pill( the _litest up-to-date Hot Water System. . _ _ ‘_ __ _ ' `1The lot isa out 84 feet square and the Buildingsidb sit- uated that a fine building lot onthe coi‘nkr».¢0£ld to

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_tulvantsge if desirsds

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R. BEAI RST()

' Auctioneer

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l,’___ifficcs ‘cut

THINGS discovered this mine of wealth; all

For some months pd-at the chief honor to those w-ho have been sudi-

t0Dic oi conversation and 0; specula. cientiy enterprising to reduce the dis- tion in this province has been fox. coverl’ t0 8 b“9l“°55 basis and Wm’ The name of our province is kn have placed within the reach ol oth- throughout the world as the mega ers the possibility of adding to meh. tively little before coming here. He Place of the iox~breeding industry and wealth,

ae_the home in which the most val- But, while very properly emphasiz- uable animals in the world can be ing the greatness of the fox business. successfully raised. This is much. It we must not let the idea. get abroad has already directed the attention oi in the world that raising of fox- iinancicrs towards us, the industry es is the only business Prince Ed- has already mode many oi ns inde- ward Island is suited for. Fox breed- pendently rich and we believe fortun- ing must for all time to come be es are still in store for those who confined to A comparatively law D60- have sufficient means to invest ixe Viale. The ordinary ` farmer. laborer. business. All honor to the men who mechanic, professional man--the man

ol medium means, the poor man-and these are yet the great majority, can- not become iox breeders. Nor can the ..................-w...~,......~.,...-~..........~».,.~..J ::Tbe skin will chap during the raw.

chilly winds of fall and winter, but cannot remain long ulcer .using Car- nation Cream. `Heals che/ps and cracks over night. A delightful toilet article. Price 25c. Bold only by J. U. Jamieson, Drnggist. _ 11-701!!-

iiestings Widows Cottsge. _

Consult todsy an agent

very poor kind even in the older sec-

'--B. B. Morwenna. Holmes, Sydney;

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_Dill j,l'l"t s VER 0CCUll €'l‘0 ~.Y0.U g

'_ 3" ments have denionstrsted beyond s ques-f 1; ‘init the _ ,_ o fuel equal tes Life Insurance policy, for/ ‘

Home Protector--lowest rates sud higlispt dividends.

Hyndman 8 Co. Ltd ‘ ~

Provincial llsnsger, Charlottetown

» S. M. Hicks, Agent st Summetstde.

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T H E C H KR L0 T T E T O W N G UARD_!__flN ¢en°rl\_"¢ls»s_.5f imihitrelitl 'hobo 6" °uAL|" i 'i - ' J. PJ oob ' ir.~i.. nnwsods" 1” ~'“'°»'l F9 .ll'$"“?‘fTl‘°’°~."_9i*'f , . ~»i. ' ‘ _ ' _ ` ` ` . 1. . §,,_d,¢|.g.._p|","|-D. K. cu _£¥o.sud us.lsns|er l ,_'§.-,X _l __: . ' ."l 1 _ i . _ _Q V » __ _ . d t. _Andi _\ “ . _ V ____::h _ P H.\l\kYl0 R820. I Dm _ Fortbemsssolmurpeople thlntlsl . . » _ VJ-._ \ - _‘ _- V . i

' Advera:l=|¢Esligs‘;rl.l‘l?`Dul’ - ` Nobvslbseiletviialil “ones” °“|7 “nhl "“l‘bl° 1° um mimi” ' I ` 0 _ ' n `. L C A ' '

_ Nays sad Editprlu lldaistyhpidgidsatmmdm ive one of agriculture sud, next to ___ i . 3 3 _ _ U'

srria-so miami iii eommuniesuoin so 'rss oiiuiommm aureus WB*-\ fiillills- Both 01 time cv-llilisl. * _ ' _ __ _ -» -- - .. __ ..,

_ _ _ while perhaps less remunersrtive than V 1 ' ' - '_

TUESDAY NOVEMBER ig, igis. fox raising *or gold mining, are still _ F , - - > Y

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_ _ THE Mi' 'r ___ msiority mi mm sun remain the Q S0 IQ make V ,_ I

In the" Eastern Provluced we ,mar on “ax and an avenge ot us on life calling of the majority. In our =». _ _ .

all manner of stories about the Can- wheat. It was a bad year. The :::fi!:1:r;:m:;nc° 3:15;-d 1:22: I - adian West Whether from returned spring was late, the early summer ~ ' ‘ ` d > 1:' _ ` _

S i fy °» ._ ...i . in the iolluwin bargains -'-R

is m , we mua not . g _ 's _ in

settled westerners the stories are ar were greatly set back. The fall came forget than for notwithstanding an t f -_ fi varied as are the faces of those wht in wet and asa result there are hun- fortune. made and to be made by tell them. The “lure 0| the WGS*-' dreds of acres of wheat and flax that' mpitgiiqtg in the fox bugindu tug"

colors many of the stories, exagger- ‘have not been harvested and will re- will atm constitute the tack, bone of . 'uve Jeciddd to cut the p|»ic¢s gn Hugg fur,

_ our Island province. ‘ tw() dvi, lllll C0llSlSt Off sllwklllgl wlllll UUNOIWOII' Ml,

d htl t a d growing coun th in 1, d dl _ _ . t -if _ ‘ i - ii r ’ _ ' . ~ t fi); hire: laciizioiai-ly we ‘ina our min; mil.; 0, 1;, :asf FZ, ,hose We who know ‘-'ine Island" im it F¢stl»¢r.llbss,.£ost Sweaters, Shirts, .Mm-‘s Ties, Csshqiers llosssry, -Woolen ;.', .. '

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out 0, whose system ,he ..,,,,e.. ha, who made money,” the Wm mad,,,‘ book are iisbie to mink um on Stockii_igs;.§h£|'ts. l`lsnhsl__ette, Blsnketting, Bed Csvers,§ste_ens aknddseveralm ,, _ been may afieccusiiy driven sin not in farming but in buying and,woria known su about ic. we are lines of- clothing, also G|r|s’Jsckets. - - _ = r A _ _ , '___:,_,,__ _ _ ‘_

who ig prepared to tell the unvarii- -ielling land. Boosting is a business amazed at the worlds ignorance dom _ _ , , . _ i _ ‘ I _ "_ ` V ` '_"' "

,shed ,,,,,,y_ and th. we.. im, learned it u,,,,,,..g|,.|,m,,ng ...N18 Maud.. when we ,md _2 special lines in lurswill also be offered at a mmsrkslr-e low price;

Tvi'.o years ago ii man whose home ly. it keeps the price of land on the

suiiicieiitly attractive for the (nat

~ whose knowled | diti ‘ ‘ V _ . ` ` `

easterners or- from acclimated and was exceedin l d and the cr e 8° 0 our con om ‘

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,““‘°” P°"°" “ '““’ I““°"'**"" L°“' llere areal w s cisl rice: thstought to mike thrift buyers slerl I

a Speck to show where Prince Ed- :ard Island is situated. London has hsard of Prince Edward Island foxes nd piobahly imagines it is an Es- uimaux settlement somewhere in the \rctic regions where foxes run wild in. .he woods or are coralled in some .Finiitive way by wild Indians. It is important that Great Britain :specially should know that weecan grow more than foxes; that wc have in agricultural country that, acre or acre, is superior to their own; .hat our fisheries are at least equal o their own and that more money an he made either in farming or 'ishing than can be' made anywhere :lse in the British Empire. 'Ihe pos- sibilities oi the oyster business alone are sufficient to set our Old Country riends talking louder even than t,he_ `ox business.

While giving the fox-business` the rlace in our financial calculations that it so well deserves lat us not forget that the general prosperity oi our Island province depends to a far

of wealth among our people than up-

iew. A thousand men who can each makea hundred dollars a year [rom their poultry are a much better asset to the Provincewbnn one man who makes ai thousand dollars in the for business although the latter is by no means a small asset.

list us advertise the province then

of dollWl'B _while so _many are talking in hundreds of thousands.

Norss.

F. G. Hnszard, representing the Financial Post of Toron-to, visited Charlottetown last week. He is mak- ing a tour of Canada in the interests oi The Post and' is in the East for the tirstitlmel Hs is greatly pleased with the industrial development in the maritime provinces and was par- ticularlylimpresegd with the agricul- tural possibilitlofé ol Prince Edward Island, of which he knew compara-

returns to Ontario with an entirely reconstructed opinion ol the mari- time provinces amd no doubt the edi- Lorial history ol his visit will make interesting reading. Like other stran- gers he was amazed at the growtbof the lox business and visited 5 number of ranches in the vicinity of Char- lottetown and Summsrsidc.

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SHIPPING NEWS.

ENTERED, Charlottetown, Nov.18

-Bchrs, Polar Star, Hemphill, Pic-. tou; Annie, Skinner, Picton; Maud Carter., Weatherbie, Louisburg; Min- _nle M. Cook, Young, North Sydney; B. S, Morwenns, Holmes, Montreal.

onmansn, ciisrioccscown, Novus

Behr. Polar Star. Hemphill 'Picton

of the 'crescweie Life-the _

- ‘ict ua not forget to count in hundreds.

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PATON’S

Bargains

I-‘rom the Ladies' Dept.

3 5.'5eH0se for ....25c f 33c Uuder'Vests .....25c I 5 35|: Drawers...... ......25c E E Sweater ’C0ats.......$l 25 §

’ 1>A'roNs §

Snaps ai

PATONS

i-‘cr -Quality Goods

90_e Men’s Shirts for. . . » .. 68c 75: _Mews Furlined Caps 50|: 3|'.00 Blanketlng .~ . . . . . . . 79c _ (72 inches wide) _ 48s Drugget.... .. . . 39c 54: " all wool . . .39c 55¢ Black and Red . . _ . . . 39c Drugget |3c Striped Flannellett . . 1 .l0c $i,25 Blanketing. . . . . . . .$l.05 for clocks $3.50 Boys' Reefers . . . .$l_48

PATDNS

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MEll’S College Caais 25p. c. oil

Large Aasorjment snd all iiiir' vinci l

sll Men’s Velvet Collar Overcosls

| °nsi.r- riuci: `_J

P_ A T 0 N S

34 in heavy striped flannelette reg.

ul" Iac. on Friday ........._|o¢.

HNVY English _flsni'ielette, four

patterns. Just the tiling for inen’s and womens wear, about 300 srdsl , I5,

and Mc per yd. ‘_ y 4

' Worth I-4 more Pstons

HEAVY WHITE BED QUILT,

big size $l.35 value for. . . . . . . . . . .`$l_l5

A ‘few week endx Special Quilts 93,-,_ GW" W¢3|'¢\'S» those Huck Towels

35 x I6 for...............,,,,_,__2q¢_

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iniow

This will make mothers glad. xo Boy’s Reefers, sizes 3 to 5

_ years; lsst years stock worth from

2-75 tb 4 50 escli your choice. .i.3l.

Another lot of I 1 Boy’a Reefers.

fit 3 to 6 years, worth up to 3 e5

.‘°r°'_°° '.3 ‘ °~ °»!gesss|s.»».”¢. ll\

_ Fsncy tweeds, sod blue meiton

‘ ,V with brass but.

_Fiifr thiiéislsce. mu for fi

odd sizes. Hall prion, Y u

"Chance

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was in Prince County and who had lump all the time and, until recently,‘d,,n News ,md The London Grundig . C pf P V i _ spent several years in the west re-i the price WHS Sterldily 801118 \1P. There pu*-Jlish maps o!'Csnade without even

turned home and with the money he Will be l€W€l‘ 0PD0I`llU“ll5l€B £0 mall? had made in the west bought one oi `m0ll8Y ill this WHY in U10 future BD' the best farms in his home /district, in many places it is even now impos

stocked it and prepared to live 0!! it. Bible £0 Bell land M 8|'-,

He had done well in the west and One of the great drawbacks in thi had money to play with after fitting west is the shortness cf the season. up his farm and his home in the vmni the day the seed is sown \mtl` most modern shape, A ycor‘s experi- the harvest is threshed there is con ence on his Island farm wearied him. Cilllled BflXi0tY- FFOBU! BFG H8519 U

M¢n's Cost Sweaters, plain and color-

cd ii'h and uithoiit collar, worth a_§_| W _-_

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Heavy Fleeced ;Sliirts 904: for..... »75c

l\o. I Pen Angle Underwear per suit

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Choice from our new fall stock cf

Gent’s ties worth up to 85c for 506

Clearance line of Men's Soft front

shirts for... .. 6942

Boys' coat sweaters worth up to 8_§c

size 24 to 30

554: set of back combs and side combs '

Seamless cashmere hose 33c value.

for... . . . . . .. .. `

Heavy worsted stockings 2'!-2 rlbb

all sizes... . . . . ...___ _ . .2§¢

36 Ladies’ Waists, Tailored and white

embroidered, size 36 to 42. Sliglitlgmuse sed, values up to. $ 3. 50 on Fri ¥'f;;

Ladies’ don’i miss this

I chance '

Big lot of Ladies’ Underwesr in gre

or white.Vest or drawers.......'...........ZIg -

comer fun of Aiiori, Kim¢ni§,_ oil.

ored, choice at. . . . _ . _ . .__-,__. _ _ _ ,9_8e

A snap in wearing skirts, just .__ the

thiililg for street wear,about 50 at 1-4 off for cas . _ .

Another lot of our Special Skins, in

Blue, Black or Grey.......~..............$2i25

50 Children's Coats at a saving of r-4

on the Dollar . .

Big offer on Ladies’ Cost Sweaters, ~

extra value...

Your choice sl 1-3 saved

Men’s Ready to wear Department. ~ Men’s Reefers. aa brown and .y

and blue, all sizes $4 I5; $6, $7. nigga, your choice st.... ..............‘l-3 oil.

line lliiril saved. }

_ 'Hen’s College Costs. all slzeqfst . ...............33i3sll.

smckas p. c. of all limi lists. this yee`r_'s

Save a,l-doiadoiiar, `

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uisr 75?v.slue for-. .gi ‘ _

ll`¢l'_¢.’s .a snap _

slzeslglinizo *gigs 7 i'_'~l.6€ °°°¢y°u,’...'... Boys cvercssls I-3~-oil.; _ sr' °°"-ri *aes-if

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twced slso blue and tml?

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