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RED Rose

TEA-is good tea”

First - Last _-.- Always GOOD tea

l" i “detoursﬂ Mrs. MeInnis and her sister, Mrs.

Quality Fox Meats

we: SPECIALIZE i.

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HEAT is the natural food for Foxes. B)’ feeding Bleats, you as- sure Lower Costs and Better Pelts. §

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iiEEli‘ Lil’ I\IEA'I‘ \\'i<.‘.-\S.\ND. MEAT BPIEF (FIIEEKS GREEN GROUND BEEF .\1l<JL'l‘S BONE Prepared i'nder Strict Government Supervision

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CANADA PACKERS LIMITED‘

Charlottetown, i’. E. Island

LAMB PLUCKS

Mr. Justin Rotter oi Paris, France, will again be buying silver Fox Pelts at our Office in Summe side, beginning i sometime (luring the last week of November. This is a 500d nppliftlllllly‘ for ranchers to dis, of whatever Dells "N? may d¢§ifp to sell at good (‘ash Prices.

B. GRAHAM ROGERS,

SIIWWERSIDE. l‘. E. ISLAND

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Fox Farmers and Exhibitors

if you want your furs to win top prices you must have them cleaned by my new process- with ‘Zllziizof’

EMMETT GAVIN 136 Kent SL-Alorell Hotel Warehouse Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Arrears of Land, Personal Property and income Taxes

' To Whom It May Concemz-

Notice is hereby given that payment of all taxes due the Provincial 'l'reusurer oi the Province oi‘ Prince Edward Island in respect to Land. Personal Property and Income assessment is immediately required. Other- , mst- steps will be taken as provided under the Land Assessment Act, 1924, | and the Income and Personal Property Taxation Act, 1924, for collection oi ‘ same. i

All Personal Property and Income Taxes remaining unpaid on the ‘ 2~ltli (lav of October, ltilitl, will be subject to Interest. at the rate oi live i per cent per annum from date of default until paid

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i liear tos Angeles.

i (In The Oakland, Cali’, Maple Leaf!

A motor trip to Los Argcles wu; recently enjoyed by the writer. [Four hundred and odd miles on

I one of the fine paved highways, is‘ the distance beiween Oakland and l

the southern city. My daughter, Rita, was at the wheel, and besidfm making 30. 40 or 50 uiiles an hour, kept her eye; open for occaslonn. Others in the car were

Rose Yarritigton.

i The trlp along what is known as 3

the “Coast. Route” is a very delight- ful and interesting one. After lezivmg Oakland we passmi through the "Garden City" of San Jose, in Santa Cluza County, Gtiroy, SalinasfKing City, Satrti Maria, and into the city of San Lui- Oblspo, where the old Mission church, founded by Father Juni- pero Serra and his companions

September 1, 1772, is sttll in a we.. . ' preserved condiiion.

Further alone, the ocan hlgltivnix

' thi- elittrming city of Santa Bar- ' btnn. where the

RInbiOll church. founded December 4. 178G, is the i only cnc of the chain of missions"

prc ‘ed atid in use by the Fran- i ‘ eisctiti ithcrs for Holy Nfuss and other srriecs at tit" Church, n11 l

ton. Z\fnr._\ gltmpscs of the great Paci- fit- are enjoyed as we motor along

THE (:Li_».i<.i.c. 1

then on to i

we arrived n‘ '

‘down the ytars since its foundat- i

Coughs, Colds

Just a Few Sips And Like a Flash-Relief

It’: ditleruntr-lt’: falter in nction—it'n compounded on lupcrior, medical fact

ﬂndlnll.

BUCKLE?! MIXTURE (triple acting) ll the name o! thil amazing cough and cold

rescrioti that la no pure and free from harmful druxu that a child can take it- nnd nton coughing.

One little nip and the ordinary cough i: cued-a few doom and that tough old lung. on cough la lcldom heard again-it’: really wonderful to watch how lpeedlly hard, "n. gering ooldc are put out. of huolnuu. Mike two bottle: out of one by mlxlnl with equal parts of honey. The ltiddia love it.

quaintance. Mr. Campbell came from Little Harbour, Prince Edward Island, the puthplaoe of many stalwart men and lovely women. ,‘ Old residents on the East end of the Island will say that Mr. Camp- bell's father, the late John Andrew Campbell, was one of the finest men known in that part of the province. John A. of Los Angelo‘ loves to recall the days cf his boy- l hood, when he worked on the farm i in all kinds of weather; but the i memory of trout fishing on u Anderson's mill pond on the warm I

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silmmer days seems to dmw him but-k to the old scenes, and perhap- somc dtiy he will “wnztder btu-i again to where the old ltom; ..tnnds.' The old mill, now silt-rt and the pond, arc still there walt- nig for him. i Mrs. Campbell tNcllie ltfcAultgvn ‘ \\‘.Ls born at Souris Line Road, a few miles from the home of her hus-

I the hi.;hiv.'i_v for many miles right b-"llidi “Pd i5 315° 100x11"? fllfwillil ' mu, 1i“. C, y 01 53,1“, njUEicJ‘ AIL to an old home visit. We regretted , 0mg;- k“- Inngb and we are in i not meeting BIICUTI‘ tiauglttci". Iii/ctr, 1,05 Angplfs lMarion whose llltifllxll name l’ i Q“;- fif§t y; y, in time pa" of , Airs. Dcvcreatix, wife of Prof. Nit“: iCaltiornias chief city wa~ to the Dvwrcnux a l)l'°f°~"5°i' of mull!" iNutlgvf (Qh-nI-[Prh- of “u. u 5 Proic sot" and Mrs. Dcvcrcaux live i Veterans‘ Aduiurstration ‘Iﬁnclhhy. i 5Y9 i" Ewell)’ Hill-S

datighter of our family, Mary C. iMclni ., who h-is been employed iin this lllnillllilﬁli since the first of .Jul_\-, Otcr

first. and strange ‘to say, Min Mgr-y was the only; native of Cllllfbfllll assigned to duty a; tliat time.

Once in the “City of Angels“ comfortably located, we put in time visiting old fri- the "Previews" in the Holljytvootl show houses. We did, ltowever, attend the Pre- \'lf‘\\' of "Anthony Adverse" inn Los Angeles lllTll re. the guest/z of our tiuughter MAY)’. v

Within a short distance oi the

i Veterans’ Hospital is the new and

‘ comfortable home of John A. ‘ Cnnipiroll, his wife and daughter. iMiss Hazel. The Campbell family iverc residents of Panama for about 2O years, where Mr. Campbell was in the employ of the U. S. government. Upon retirement, ‘ they chose Los Angeles aw an ideal ‘and hcaltin‘ place in WlllCll to live. I‘. was a pleasure to meet well in- formed, out iqixdin: citizen, who 'hnii the factilty of making one fccl perfectly at home from first ao-

where we were greeted by atiethtu‘ i

.000 paiiczxts are cared ‘

i for here by the United States gov- i icrnmetit, Forty additional nurses

'wcre added to the staff on July

In Glendale, we called on Dr. A. A. and Mrs. MacIntyre, their dzirghter and grnnd-datighter, and spent o. ialcasant half hour remin- isclng. Old friends in Granil Rater, Lot l4. and Summerside, will remember this worthy couple. Wt: made our visit :h0rt as patients ln his dental office were awaitine ,l‘,ii(‘llil0ll. Dr. Maelniyre asked j particularly; about his cousin. Rev.

A. P. McLellan, pastor of St. An-

drews Church. one of the oldest, if ‘not the oldest parish on Prince Edward Island. Dr. and Mrs, Mac- Intyu-c and daughter nre enjoying the best of health, and their lovely granddaughter, besides other ac- complishments. i: advancing well in the study of law.

At Eagle Rock a short visit was made to the home oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Richardson. Mrs. Richardson is the daughter of the lute Alonzo Rogers, who at one time was a. “printers tievil" and later a. journeyman in. the office of the Stunmerside Journal, when that poper was published by W. A. Brennan on Central street. where the Agriculturist office i: now.

At the Immaculac Heart. College m Hollywood we made a brief visit ’ to see an old friend and relative, Sister Catherine McKinnon, who is always happy to greet one from her native Prince Edward Island. Sister Catherine was born on a farm near Barbara Welt. and has many happy recollections of her girlhood days. Next year, on August 15, Sister Co/herine will celebrate her golden jubilee as a

member of the Immaculate Heart Order of Sisters.

Another old couple it was our pica tire to meet was Mr. and Mrs. Norman N. Day oi Wilmington.

BACKACHE

As well as rheumatism and lum- bngo (levelops from uric acid left in the blood_ by defective kidneys. Lasting relief comes when the liver,

ltitlntiys and bowels are aroused to

They have lived in the southern

'l‘u.\'-|v.iy*ers in arrears will please

govern themselves accordingly.

Dated at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, this 25th day oi’ Sep- '

tembcr, lfiilti .

’ FCWFUUOO OUOTJCFOOUOTUUGODDIO’ I I

C. J. STEWART,

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Supervisor oi’ Taxation. IZIXIXIXIXIXI I 01!: XIXI‘IXIXIXIXI ﬂlllgl:

’q _ Tn: Rout. PACKING 0o

FOR SALE

70 acres of land at Ilopeiielti, near Murray River. Apply or make

tillers to J. J. DIcLENNAN, 2576 Brock Street, Vancouver, B. C. L-548-ll—19—7l.

cuziiniinci: AlltlTltlii SALE

We are in the market to buy large quantities of un- finished chickens weighing 5 lbs. and up dressed. do not want to feed and fin- ish your chickens, kill and ship to us and you will find the average price per pound paid by us will he higher than you will receive on a graded‘ basis. lf you finish your chickens and they grade Milk Fed A. or B we will al-L low full market value. Ship‘ (‘Xplf ., Daily rctur

The Royal Part4"? 3-" (J. l). JENKINS)

If you’

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Friday, November 20th, at the resident-c of Allan Iioisner, 4 Stew- art Strcet. Sale commences at 10.30 A. M. All his household effects consisting of Parlor, Dining, Kitchen Bedroom furniture. Carpets, Mats, Oilcloth, IIali Stove No. 10, Kitchen Range and cooking utensils. Glass- ware, Dishes and Pictures. Silver- ware and a lot of Books. Some old pieces of Silver and Furniture. Also a lot of Bedding in perfect sanitary l-nntlltlfill which can be sold private is required.

Some Garden Tools. Wheel Bar- row, Lawn Mower, Branch Topper and Pruning K iifc and lots of other mom to mention.

action by DR. CHASE?‘

KH“°Y- Liver Pills

WAY

city man yeyars. Mrs. Day (Pris- clllo. McLcllan) is also a cousin of Father A. P. McLellan and Dr. A.

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vou SHOULD

HAVE LEATHER moves FER THIS KIND OF WORK-

CIAREFUL, NOW! DON'T YOU CUT YOURSELF,

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J. .\. Flat-DONALD. Auctioneer.

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* . _ ‘GUARDIAN

A. Maclntyre, as well u o! that weu known Charlottetown merch- 1 ant tailor, Btxtus Molnllan. This worthy couple are cnlWl-IIU lhﬂ ' sunshine and the ﬂowers around

their own southern home, after ‘ years of toil, and their friends wish j for them many more happy years. Mr. Day admits being around 80 years young.

Not far from the Santa. Fe Hospital is the home and lchool of the Maryknoll Sisters, who care for Chinese and Japanese boys and girls. The Superior, Sister M. Martina, O. P., and one other Sister, are relatives of 5t. John's Newfoundland; another, born In Massachusetts, is the daughter of Prince Edward Islands parents. Some of these Sisters have seen servlceln China and Japan, and besides instructing the children. In English, teach them the hnguage of their parents. A particular friend of the Sisters and their little girl pupils, is Shirley Temple, the child actress.

At 214 East Washington street, Los Angeles, we visited Mrs. Sophie McNelll and her son and daughter, Joseph and Mazle McNeil-l. An- other son, Wilfred, died a few days previous to our visit and-the family were still in mourning at the loss of a fine man whose years were not far beyond the prime of life. .\Irs. McNcill is getting well along life's puthivay. She is now 91 years of ngte. Her birthplace was Grand River, Lot 14. P. E. I. From her I learned that we were closely re- lated. Mrs. McNeilPs aunt, Mary .\nn M.Donnld, was the wife of -\1lan Mclnnis of Seven Mile Bay. They were the grand-parents of this writer. This good old couple, ziftcr rearing a faintly of ten child- r-cn. passed to their reward many years ago. They were known as the “Old Kmgi’ and "Old Queen" McInniY. From an old record in my possession, I find that Allan Mc- Innis was one of the first and best contributors toward the erection of a chapel at Seven Mlle Bay back in the early 1840's. For one so old. Mrs. McNeill is in the best of health, with a fine son and daugh- ter to make her happy in her old 8K0.

There were many other old fri- ends we hoped to call on, but time did not. permit. We must move fast around a city of over a million inhabitant: to see even a few friends or places oi‘ interest.

0n our return trip a short visit ivas made to the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Price, 88B Church street, Son Luis Obispo. Mr. Price is an American by birth and his good wife is a native of Summerside. P. E. I. Her maden name was Sophie Jamieson, and relatives still reside in that lovely town on the shores of the Northumberland. Some years ago Mr. ant Mrs. Price visited the Island and spent some time in Mrs. Price's native town. For the past two years Mrs. Price has been an invalid. She was pleased to meet one from her home town, and together we talked about most everyone we knew in the old days. With the California sun beaming into her room,, a nurse in attendance and a faithful husband to cheer her along, Mrs. Price appeared very happy the day we called. It was a. pleasure to meet this fine couple in their beautiful home.

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MRS. ivEs l5 AWFUL GOOD AT Ti-iis- THEY HAVE cauueo SALMON.

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Police Probe lleath 0f Hamilton Man

HAMILTON, ONT., Nov. 17-tCP) ——Body of an elderly man found in a bush off- the Niagara highway Saturday was identified today as that of George Hampson, well- known Hamilton musician. Police have launched an inquiry.

l-lampson played iu theatre orch- estras here for many years but lute- ly. worked for a. stamp and stencil concern. How he came to be wan- dering alone in the bush far ‘from the city has not yet been learned.

Clothing worn by the dead man bore the name of J. W. Blackwell, who died in Halifax a year ago.

CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL

Honor RDl-l of Cape Traverse School for October mid November.

Grade lO—-l. Arabelle Gardiner, 2. Esther Crooks, 3. Helen Muttart. and James Patterson (cqtial).

Grade 8--l. David Clarke.

ova BOARDING nousn . , ,

Grade '7—1. Dorothy Gardiner’ and Vcrncr Norring (equal) 2. Kenneth McNeill, 3. Vera Rodger- son.

Grade 6-1. Doris Mclsaac, 2. Eleanor Harvey, 3. Alice Sherren.

Grade 4-1. Everett McNeil], 2. Lawson McNeil, ll. Vernon McNeil}.

Grade 3. Sr.~—l. Margaret Lord, 2. Eleanor Lord, and Eleanor Cut- cliffe, icqtiali. 3. Alonzo Patterson.

Grade 3. Jr.—1. Mildred Hewett‘ 2. Norma Irving.

Grade 2.—1. Anitn Lord, 2. Naid-

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een Howatt, 3. Gloria Bell.

Grade l. (Ab-l. Jackie Campbell, 2. Shirley McIsaac, 3. Alden Gard- iner.

Grade 1. (B)—l. Shirley Weddell, and Betty Campbell (equal) 2. Gor- don Cutcliffe, 3. Sybil liowatti.

Grade 1. (C)—l. Arthur Ncwrrtk, 2. Jessie Gardiner, 3, Mildred Mc- Neill.

Grade 1. (D)—l. Glenda Weddell

Grade 1. (Ei-l. oeorize Irilno

‘ Tbachersr-Frnncls MCAViHH “"4 [Eleanor Bell.— D.

The Excruciating Pains of Rheumatism

BURDOCh LO O D

We recognize in rheumatic ilisorderc l diseased condition of the blood contnllllllil urie. neitl which is tho cause oi’ this irritnt ing tnnl painful trouble. _ I

ltlieuuizitisin leaves in its train, ‘lhlumﬂl joints, crooked limbs, t'ripiileil liauiisi w‘ the intense pain and agony is tilniost i111‘

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‘FAVE: A LETTER ‘FROM THE REAL ESTATE

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FIRM FROM WHOM T. ENGAGED OFFiCE sPAcE vow. MY ILLLIMINATED FUNNEL MEVHOLE co. --‘ ma. AMOS HOOPLE, Esq”. ‘DEAR an; we zieT. T=i_ooi=. IM ‘THE BUtLDIHG AT ill-l guano sr. HA6 BEEN ‘DECORATED AklD l6 READY FOR occupancy... uiuvw LET us HAVE. vouw. ci-iscv. FOR$300, COVERING THE FlRST mouTi-vs ‘RENTAS ‘PER OUR Aaizsemeioi" ! 3.1a. swxcucurouh time» ﬁPuT-T-“eaoo ! isizsocr CAESAR _/ 1 516mm) p THE LEA5E-DRAT 2 l . BILTMORGAN.’ us our 2 t ME iuTo Ti-iie AND, ‘BY

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" THouei-iir You 4 WERE comiu’ ‘Yitt- ouT AND

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Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blW by driving out tho uric iii-iii. your rheumatic pains by using Bil-B-

(let rid of

Major Boo?“

5AY, UNCLE AMOS, ‘I

snow ME i-iow YOU DROP HICKED do YARDE» FOR YALE, Ti-i’ TIME YOU ‘BEAT HARVARD WITH YOI;\P~