TUESDAY,‘ W Now packed in Aluminum.

RED Ross

Potestant Orph- anago Mainten- ance Collection

Prince St. Welt to date

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Dr, & Mrs. l.J. Yen ........ $10-00, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson . . . . . . .. $5.00

' Mr. & Mrs. James Paton $5.00 . (‘is d Q. Ml". & Mrs. Jvl". McDonald .. ‘$52.33 , Mrs. L.D Murray .. . . . . .. ... - D, R b ‘teon . . - 32-00 ' g I PYJ. Atltilonaid 32-00 l“ v o. Mrs. Stentiford $2.00 1 Your grocer knows when you order §'}{.j?";,f,j’e",“§§’,‘{c,,;e'fjj"'" $333 n yQu Mrs. IlVIIhCKIGIIZlG ..... £11.33 - (l. , ayor.......... . are a Judge of ﬁne tea. ills“... lllarjorle l-loll ...... $1.00 ' Mrs. Senator Robertson $1.00 Mrs, Sutherland . . . $1100 9 . Mrs. McLeod . . _ Mrs. ll.C.B. twee . . Mrs. James Brady $1.00 s Mrs, Daniel Stewart Mrs. Knox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Mrs. Montgomery ..... . $1.00 c H o E s lVirs, llazen Baker . .. . . . $1.00 ' Mrs. Kielly . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Mrs. l-lerbert Prowse .. . Mrs, Sharpe .. . led in the ex uisite New ilrlrs. w.a, Robertson $1.00 Iconcea d “G B" ccgatin is a Mrs. J.F.. Whear $1.00 mPmve - ' g . Mrs. W.A. Huestls $1.00 chewy centre rgelloweg with ltirs. 1.11% crrrrglien .. 21.82 ure wlt Mrs. 1-‘. , Car e . .. . natural» honey‘ iwo d Y ltlrs. we Fletcher .. $1.00 Valenclas ﬁnest amo“ 5' . o“ Mrs. Geo. E. Full $1.00 can almost taste the sunshine. Miss Tpowan ,, 01,00 . Mrs. E.H. Ramsay . $1.00 Askfor GANONGS Nougatmes Nlrs. R.V, Longworth . . $1.00 I A.E. Morrison . . . . . .. , $1.00 Mos. l-leath Mclntyre .. . $1.00 _ Mrs, P.A. Farquharsou . . .. I Mrs. Henderson . ' Mrs. IRA. Smith .. Mrs. Mclntyro .

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N. River Road ll Vicinity to date $5.00

llirs. Rev. Goodwill . Angus‘ McKenzie . . . . . . Miss Lulu E. Toomhs .

111's. Alex. Scott .. . Mrs. Keefe . . . . . . ..:. Nil-s. Rev. Lamont . Airs. Shannon lMrs. .l.'l‘, Morris .. = Mrs. Robert Cotton liiliss L. Leard

S0ld by

_ ~_ 1 n_ L w m C m _ & Cm Mrs. Hart . . . . . . . . $1.00

T P Wm e or y o In ltirs. Herbert Platts . . $1.0 Mrs. Harold Birt .. $1.00

' ’ Mrs. Si‘. Clarke .. . . . . .. $1.00 - 7 Mrs. l’.'1‘. Palmer . . . . . . ."0 Mrs Flsherman i airs. llugh Simpson . . . . . . .. g0 This is Simply a Reminder That You Cannot (ict Higher Prices. Better. $2300

1 Service or More Courteous Treatment than When Dealing With

cnasaano BROTHERS s. ROBINS

I l, School St. to date

Jonathan West $1.00

Incorporated. Samuel Ttlplin . . . . . . . . . $1.00

_ , l-llrs. Harry llyde . . . . .. $1.00

o _ _ Mrs. Arthur Cudmore .. $1.00

The largest l)ealers In Canadlan ﬁsh l“ thel Miss Louise Lawson . . .. . $1.00 _ l lllrs. Ernest Farquilnrson .. . $1.00

Ulllled States lllrs. John lllcKenzie .. . $1.00

l Mrs, Alfred Aﬁleck $1.00

At This Season" Special Attention is Ulvcn to Wllllﬂlll 019019.01 - - - - - - 01-00

SMELTS—-EEIS-¥SCALLOPS—ETC. 41-2; l-‘ulton Fish Market, New York, U. S. A. EFTJQZQQ” ”’

Grafton St. Additional

lily '1‘, While .. . . . . A.W. Weeks .. .

$5.00 .. $3.00

J.M. R0011 , $2,130

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l\‘ll'S, lllurllock liicKinnon $2.00

‘ Illlss Florence McDonald $1.00 Alisa Belle W'0rtil . . . . . . . ... $1.00

William Henderson .. .. $1.00

Miss Jean llicMlllan .. $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00

. 31,00 . $1.00

Telephone Directory

Mr. Allan . . W31‘. Parker hlisslleorlzie H011

Copy is being prepared for a new issue of the Telephone

Directory. Intending’ subscribers are reminded that ln Ben WTiKner . . $1.00 order to have names listed in New Directory application must a M!“ 01mm “mm” ~- - - $11") be in our hands not later than November 15th, 1027. Ml“ 90mm“ -- ' - ~ - - - 31-00 ‘Frank Cox . .50 Subscribers desiring changes in their present listing are Miss (llllan . . . . . . . . . . . .50 requested to notify us of same before the date mentioned. ~.\lrs, W.B. Prowse .. $1.00 I ‘ E Fred Trainor . . . . . .. $1.00 1- T , lllrs. Hughes .. .50 V, S A Friend . .50 Olilccrs o! connecting lines arc rcqucstedlo send to our v ' 7; Charlottetown oﬁice complete records of their subscribers $32’ "

with proper ring numbers by November 15th, 1027. Ken‘. sh conmwed P E I (‘llurlcs Carson . . . . $10.00 O I l (Yapt. Dicks . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00

hilrslélalrqnes Sémpsonw. . . . . .7 $1.01) Tglephgne Systgm s‘: . . f“.‘:.. fill . . ffff: .“T“§§.%l

$13.00

Working With

Queen Mary

(Continued from" page 11)

"piece! which are made into bright cushions; smaller scraps go to the making of quilts; so you see “all sorts ct conditions" of gifts are made use of. '

‘To think that all this time I have_ never mentioned the "Superiorl Table." n is w this table, presided‘ over by its special genius, Lady 5.. that all the daintier things go,‘ things which would be quite out of i place lira tenement room — white Shetland wool shawls, or a pale pink Pyrenean wool petticoat, or some very ﬁnely worked lace-trimmed un- dergarment. These are ‘put aside for distressed gentleiolk, poor gov- ernesses, poor clergy and the like. They are sorely needed and grate- fully received by a class on which poverty often presses very hardly. By now all the general goods are unpacked, and we come to the ape-l cial contributions. The King's and the Queen's have a table to them- selves, and a ﬂne lot ‘of sensible- looking clothes they are.

War Loan Aid

Out of the money gained by the exhibition of the Queen's Dolls’ House at Wembley. Her Majesty al- located £2,000 to the Guild This, in. vested in 5 per cent. War Loan, will be a tremendous help. ‘ , The work is nearly ﬁnished now; the plies of clothes on the table are very tidy; the “Superior Table" has a tempt-in! array of 800d clothes. This year the Queen's total is 13,107. The masses of brown paper, cal-d. board boxes, split packing cases, sacking and string have all been cleared away, and the ﬁnishing touches have been put to the Queen's own table full of goods. The Stately iootman appears in his overcoat, and hat in hand, announc- es Her Majesty's carriage.

The Queen says good-by to us all. and is just turning to go, when she notices two workers some way down the corridor. Her Majesty sends for them to shake hands and to thank them for their help; no one is for- gotten.

Some of us will meet again 1n a few days to unpack the rest of the Guild parcels, the contents of which will amount to 50,000. (What we have been so far dealing with be- longed to the Queen's personal group only.) There will be the pack- ing up of both groups-hard work, I can tell you!

But our great wish is to keep down working expenses and to give our own time and labor, thus follow- ing the lead given us by the First

- Lady in the Land-the Queen-God

bless her!

__-{o-@-__._._. EXPOSITION PRIZES ARE AWARDED

Horne Brothers, Prince Edward Island, Get Larqelt Cheek, for $581

AMH l-IRST. Nor. 5.—l-lol'llc Bros. of’ Winslow, P. E. IL, ivere the leading prize money winners at the 2 ll] 1 Exposition. Their cheque was $581.00. They exhibited hors- es and Aberdeen Angus cattle. George M. Holmes 0t‘ Amherst, re- ceived $499.50; while other heavy winners were A. '11. Olney oi‘ Dan- vilie. Que, $279.00; lilllclntyre Bros, of Sils-sex, $415.00; lngau Bros. Amherst Point. $328.00; (loorge Boswell, French Port, l’. E. 'l.. $362.00; J. Walter Jones, Char- lottetown, $275.00; Louis Roper, Charlottetown $275.00: Dickie Bros, Trllro, $292.00. There xverc other large exhibitors int-drilling Charles R, 'l‘l‘enholnl, Fort Lawrence, T. .1. Etter of Amherst, F. ‘W. Swilldell, Prlnceport, l’. E. 1., 11‘. W. Taylﬂl‘, Rolhesay. N. 13., l-larrry Carter, Aul- ac, ‘Saunders and Sanderson, Char- lottetown anll others who had not applied for their checks and tho total oil their winnings had not been summed uD.

HORSES JUDGED

One big horse group was judged today, with tile Dominion Depart- lnent 0t Agriculture offering awards tor the best groups of llvc agricul- tural horses slrcd by a pure bred sire. The first lnoney, $100. was won by Home Bros, while G. Holmes of Amherst took second- W. Bulmer of Amerst Point third, ‘L. l1}. Wells oi Point De Ellie fourth and F. -S. Black and Son. East Am- heist fittil. llarry (‘nrler oi’ Aui- ac exhibited the beast beef carcass

CATARRH Heat Mlnarda and inhale.

celicnt for colds in head, throat and-chest.

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Jowing in order. Ex- l

.Wllll6 Stewart Bros. . River, P. E. 1., 160.111 tile groups.

in the block test. with C. ll. Tren- holnl, '1‘. J. Ettel‘, L. E. Wells fol- K. lﬁmbietou of Harvey. N. 11.; was winner in the single lambs sent to tho block while w, A. mﬂllllillllg won the group test. Peter Brodie of Yolk had the best bacon hog on the block ot‘ Murray

TO PROTECT ESKIMOS FROM THE WHITE MEN‘

OTTAWA. Nov. 2. ~ Tile trans- fer oi’ the Eskimos from the con- trol of the superintendent general

Brln

ging Up Father

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Crmallo has 2,45’! lnlvﬂ/lolln companicr npuuling 1,000,. 2,03 lcleplloner.

15o‘! ~ CANADA ~ 1911

n°rLl‘we5Lterl-1t6rie8 branch of mela ward of Eskimos, and the bllll

l interior department woe not nlarle Dllﬁited-delay m pumng the not ‘mo’

force was due to no special reason, The quesmm of transfer Camelbul merely to departmental delays, lbeltore parliament in Julie 1924i

as a result 0t’ Dr, Harding's rc-

ent visit to the Arctic.

Hon. Charles Stewart, minister lit’ interior, explained that the govern- ment did not want the Eskimos tnl be wards as the Indians are, yet| he wanted them to come under tilt- working of the lndlan act for pro< tectlon from whites, from famine for educational purposes. A few weeks later the

of Indian affairs to that of the

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mom-m Wishing to be Helpful

Mistress (to new cookM-Wc want you to do your best to-nlght, as a few friends are coming to a musical evening. Cook (coylyM-Well. really, l have-l amendmentlnt sung for years. but if it's any was re-drafted so as to make it ll help to you put me down for "Bye-l matter of control without making Bye, Blackbird." .

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NovEMBaPCs, '1'927

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In 1876 the idea of transmitting sound by electricity was treated as a joke. Skeptics despalred of its future; the less charitable laughed.

Today it has bcconlc a necessity. The social and business life of the civilized world depends to a ‘ great extent on its use. The increasing number of daily calls is the barometer of the growth which this service has earned.

Canada's million telephones in homes, ofﬁccs and factories throughout the Dominion have added much to the industrial growth of the country and to the happiness and well-being of its people.

The Northern Electric Company in proud ofplw priyilql

of manufacturing and distributing most of the telephone

equipment cohich nerves an ever-increasing mambo! of Canadians zvzry hour of the Joy.

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