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been nnni . ,,,`§..[ Q1; meeting of the Council of the Bum.

l<fj~~x»-'.._;,,,-_ 'bfi 1 mereide Board of Trade was held in I"“'f-‘|- p the Presldent'e omce last evening

Good for om." s.~ur.oz-i of m vm the question of cus nmcou

,natural loo, _ movements was discussed. The Bec-

Abwhudy gm"_mm_‘d_ ` 1 rotary was instructed to write the

All Sinrdhdealers .BEST vlning that the Minto' remain on the

me t em. ppp( Summerside~'l‘ormentine route until

Write for Catalogue. FUN the Earl Grey be forced to leave the , S, I MM” It _Charlottetown-Pictou route.

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|*BeaVel` HOU! il 4 \,`\ nl _ Charlottetown hand will receivei a . blended fIour__ . . y , V, J thorough over auling and repair ng:

r ytwofl I in - .1'§¢ ii, lHer scows have been laid up at-Mal Call 011 8 ' `\, ' i ' peque for repair, where she was last

` ' qugn _ ' ll. working. Dredge N0. 10, after com-

ona. It coltitafllns thef ty’ ii, l` 'pletlng the work of dredging the n“tr|ment an avor 0 0nmn° ‘ Steam Navigation Co's wharf, has fall wheat and the strength of 1 ,.

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Western wheat.

“Beaver” Flour is a perfectly balanced flour. It makes baking easy because it is always the same in strength, quality and flavor. Your grocer hasit. Try it.

DEALERS-Write ue for prices on Feed,

Coarse Grains and Cereals.

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7,, I Andover, 7.30 p m, and a mass tb* meeting in Perth at 8 30 p. m --Rev

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.i been laid up for the winter. Her

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manner in which the dredges and ap. ;f5"!=\\\ V ` l ‘

\.~ g, ,,, f ' \\\‘llIl’ / . . paratus were laid up for the winter The dredge Montague is sun working

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Minister of Marine and Fisheries ad

iastic tempernuce meeting was held in Bloomfield, says a Bt, Jgim ex- change. Mr :Isaac Ward presided. The lecturer of the evening was Rev. R. H. Btavert, Secretary nf the Domin- ion Alliance for New Brunswick. On MONEY evening a meeting was held at Bairdsvllle A local branch

was formed On Sun

day Mr. Stavert addressed meetings

R. H. Btavert was formerly of this Province. ‘

Department of Public Work has

scows have also been hauled up in Charlottetown to be repaired. The

on the Cardigan River, at Newport.

P. R. B. FOXEB, Ltd.-It is pleas-

! live per cent. of the 200 shares of

the issue of stock that was offered to

e public a few days -ago through

|'l‘he Guardian, by the Prince Royal Black Foxes. Ltd., Co., have alrea-

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A food that israt once appetizing, nourishing and easy. to digest.

Do you sometimes

overlook this impor- tant purchase?

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Islanders, as the 'balance will be sold outside the province in order to ad- vertise the company abroad for fu- ture extension. The public will note linen of the $72,000 capital issued over $50,000 of stock. is being return- ed by the -previous owners, and is not for sale. Information and pros- pectus may be obtained from the Secretary, Malor Chas. Leigh, P. O. Box 255, Charlottetown. 3514.

VISITOR FROM N. S.-Mr. Walter Flynn, of New Glasgow, who formerly\ was on the stailfl of the Patriot Pub- llshing Company of Charlottetown, spent the past few days in the Is- land, Mr. Flynn is now advertising representative of the Eastern Press of New Glasgow, and his visit here was on business in the interests of 'the trio of newspapers he represents.

He spent Sunday in Murray Harbor and returned to the city yesterday. He says that the people over in that part of the mainland where he is now located are fast becoming in-

S NA P CLEANS 'nm HANDS

No matter how soiled they src.

Grease, ini.: mul nli other siuins some off with Snap. Leaves the hands soft and white. Autiseptic.

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can get Pe n m a n s Un d e r w e a r knit-to-,form in any good material-any weight-any size and about the same price you have been accustomed to pay for ordin- ary' underwear.

No. 95 natural wool garment is a very popular style and

sure to please

Look for gg! esdeslmn.. fed

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Funds For C0- H. A. Tamon fa Co.

Reduce Your Roofing Costs, Protect Your Buildings From Fire, Lightning and Weather

You accomplish all these results by using our heavily zinc coated

“ Eastlake”

Metallic Shingles

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_.lip other roofing. Cost less lo lay

,,.,- Arc rust-proof and do not rcquirl painting. Those laid 28 years agc ate siili giving good service. Sent for free book that shows hovl £5, “ Eastlake” shingles make your .fi buildings lightning fire, ang' `-> \.veafher`-proof' and why the)

cost less per year than any other roofing.

We Malu£e‘:ui‘el:u:ie:pg;::"|i‘l;I ef Shu.

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terested in the fox business. Two ranches, nnve already been started in Picton County, nnd several others are in prospect for 1914. Mr. Flynn's many friends in Charlottetown were pleased to see him.

GOOD LAYERS.-At this time when

eggs are at n premium. it will be of interest to state that the Maritime Orplngton Farm, Park St., City, has a pen of nine Bufl Orpington pullets, hatched May 17, that last week, (in 7 days) laid 48 eggs; most of them laying every day in the week. Two of the pullets have laid 16 days in suc- cession, and all of them have been laying over a mouth and a half. This goes to show what can he done with' poultry, when systematic .breeding and proper mating of the best layers is carried out.`The Buff Orpington is becoming a great favorite on the farm of late -and a good many ssales of these marvellous layers nre report- ed as having token place at the re- cent poultry show.

TWO MILLION - DOLLAR COM- PANY.-A telegram was received yes- terday that *tha Eaetornilanada Fox Farming Co.,`Ltd., had been duly re- gistered under the Nova Scotia law in Halifax. This company has a capital of $2,000,000 divided into two hundred thousand 7 per cent. preferred shares of $5 each and two hundred thousand common or ordin- ary shares of $5 each. The direc- tors are the Lieut.-Governor, His Honor Benjamin Rogers, President; Major A. A. Bartlett, Secretary- Trensurer; Dr. James Warburton, Mr. E. R. Brow and Mr. David Scl...r- man. The company iS f°\'m°d 101' the purpose of acquiring and merifillg nder one management several ranches on the Island. The shares are to be placed gn the English market, and representatives of the company _will leave for England almost immediate- ly to effect flotation there.

WEDN E BDAY.

LINE PROGRESSING.-On Monday Supt. McEwen and Mr. Downinz and Trackmaster Bethune visited the sp\ll` line being built at Carleton Point. and satisfactory progress is being

made.

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Jacob 'Able of B. F. D. No. 1. Milletewn. N-

J.. writes: “For the isnt three years l ‘have had kidney disease and heclnche. and 1 , “ll had if se had that for eight gays and ngt z I could not ¢et y cloibel o . 1 thong would tr lledwa s Remly Relief. l rsvp D1! buck am( biz: and alder a good rnhh ng. and: In-h short fl e the pi*-in was all l'0nc. Ii; wld in this world knows ut Gnd and myse D miner! I was in till. I USED lludwll I Bend! Reile

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Foxes For Sale

S Immediate Delivery

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from 50 °f"s`iw °l4°|i|, E§os§° xlls to un

,gp ,nesiy low prices on account of an °'m::l:.:“".s':.:'::- s...... ...

NEW QUARRY.-The new stone

quarry st Shediac has now been started and operations are going steadily on. The firm expects to spend $250,000 between ,S-hodlnc and Carleton Point before being able to put down one single stone. '

REMAINS ARRIVE.-By the ex-

press last night the remains arrived in Charlottetown. of the late Mr. Herbert Clarke, whose death occurred in Bt. John, N. B., yesterday morn- ing. Mr. Clarke was formerly of this city. The sad intelligence of his de- mise was received here by telegram. As Mr. Clarke was a member of the Sons of England, in his respect the Uuion Jack was flown at half-mast on the flag-stan at this body’s hall. The funeral takes place some day this week not yet fixed.

MISS GORMAN RE'1‘URNS.==Miss

Bertha F. M. Gorman arrived home last night from Boston where she has been taking a course in social and aesthetic dancing from Professor J_J_ Richards of Boston and Paris. Miss Gorman will open her school here after Jan 1. Henry Lawrence South- wick, President of Emmerson College of Oratory, Boston, intends visiting Miss Gorman's school here next year and while in the city will give sev- eral recitals under Miss Gorman's direction, Those taking up work with, Miss Gorman and intending to com-' plete the course for Professional tea-' chers’ diploma, will get full credit for such work taken under Miss Gorman here. Charlottetown is fortunate in ` having a person of Miss Gorman's

created a very attractive scene. A pleasing little ceremony took place dllfipil one of the intervals, Miss. Mary Bartlett being presented with a beautiful bouquet in recognition of her valuable services during the Kir- mess, as sole accompanist. The bou- quet was the gift of the male mem- bers of the `Kirmcss caste and the presentation was made on their behalf hy' Mr. Lynwood,_who in doing so re- ferred to the fact th-at Miss Bartlett’s. skill with the pinnoforte played n material partin thesuccess of the Kirmess. The hall, though large, he said. was not large enough to con- tain the feelings of gratitude he had for the invaluable services so kindly rendered by Miss Bartlett in the diffi- cult position of accompanist, taking thef place as she had done of a whole orchestra. Mr. Lynwood also paid a,

musician, whose co-operation with him.~ln~,carrying through the big pro- du ltiorrhc appreciated almost beyond hlipower to express. Ou behalf of Miss Bartlett, Major Bartlett suit- ably acknowledged the presentation, expressing the pleasure they .had all enjoyed in the performances and their. indebtedness to Mr. Lynwood for h'is‘

tribute to Miss Bnrtlett’s talent as a 1 ,

BEST YEAST IN THE WORLD. nccunr THE NuMzRous mrznlon |M|1'A'r|oNs Tl-|A'r AR: arms orrrnsn

AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS AT ALL

LIMITED. Monrrnzan.

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XMAS TREE AT FALCONWO0D.-

The annual Christmas Tree entertain-

'ment for the patients of Falconwood

will take place on Tuesday Light 'nnd the customary donations are coming in in sufficient numberf to en- sure a highly enjoyable time for the inmates. Up to date the iollowiug donations have been received and are thankfully scknowledgedz- From

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Carvell Bros., a bucket of candy; Mrs Russ, a bucket of candy; Mr. A. W. Sterns, $3; Mr. Simon Paoli, $5; Mr. John Richards, $2; Mr. H. W. Longworth, a caddy of tobacco, Messrs Stanley Bros., a box of num- erous articles; Mr. Simon Crnhbe, $2; Mr. Bruce Stewart, $5; Mr. M. P. Hogan, $1; Hon. John McLean, Sourls. several parcels.

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advantage of this golden opportunity . /` "" j to become proficient in this art. 3535. Af fu ‘ J r (Q, _‘. '

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THE KIRMESS BALL.-The dence ,,-Z~°»- ,»».-_:,'¢_“$;» ' ,

given for the adult performers at ,yi = "_."~é,,‘;‘27', Q

the Klrmess which .was staged in ‘ ' M" $(`f¢ f '_._,,.__ _' Charlottetown lust week took moe f'__ J” .'[zi‘55‘.f in Bmallwood's Hall on' Moiiday k -if Qi . night and was u great success. There - - ` ' 1 ‘3 9,' , -if was a large number present. The Kir- _ __ 3; 5 A ' = ' mess, and the muny brilliant colors ' " V ' 3 `

in which they performed at the Kir- Q * `” \“-'

mess. and the many brilliant colors, ll "`=J‘:.~f:- All

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For Women ,

Sick headaches or biliousness are unknown to women who use Abbey's Effervcscent Salt regularly, because it

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uniform courtesy in dealing with the performers and committee nlike.

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Mildly laxativc in its action Abbey’s lifiervescent dai!

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digestion and produces rich, red blood that mukcskxor vigorous health. lt’s a plcasinil l_l'\Vll'§°\’“\“"8 d"“ _ m all times-but especially beneficial in the morning

U Take n’ Bottle Home To-day. "’ 52 Two Sizes, 25s. and 60c. At all Druggists.

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New Songs - dances-instrumental l selections and notable renditions by

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