To the Silver ox arers " of Prince Edward Island

This isto inform you that we have been appointed

CONSIGNMENT AGENTS for the

iiliilSillFS BAY COMPANY 0F LONDON, ENGLAND, The oldest and wealthiest orld, a d either of two plans. namely: Direct . to the HUDSONS BAY

, yourself; or to ts for you. ‘receive the best possible attention.

Fine Silver Fox Pelts usually bring a better average at

HUDSONS BAY COMPANY’S SALES than elsewhere.

SON’S BAY COMPANY’S you, our Fellow enjoyed.

You will find us at the McLURE BUILDING, 110-112 Kent Street, where we have excellent facilities for serving you.

Call, write or telephone us at our expense. We will

treat you right.

MeLliRE and MacKlllliﬂli

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Fur Company in the are prepared to market your Pelts on

COMPANY, ver House, Great Trinity Lane. London. E.C. 4, us and we will ship your In either case your consignments will

We now offer ancher, the some privileges we have

grass is an extremely dif- spirayings of n ten per cent solu-

requlred, using I00 gal-

chlorste. and the practice is not re- ions per acre. The cost of this ma-

commended by the Field Husbandry terlal, say at 10 cents a pound,

v ion. Dominion Department of would be 30 an acre, a prohibitive “ excep- cost for all ordinary conditions.

“coach ﬂoult weed to kill with sodium tion are

_ ture, unless under ' umstances. Usually three

, 12. R. snow

»Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at. Lowest Rate.

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 146 Richmond St, Charlottetown

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: and the benediction o? the 81059;.‘ ht

Eastern Locals

..'l‘h|s column h reserved to! new: of lueel luiarest but sdvorllb- i news; nature may be

I cults n xvi-d strictly

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~'ROBIN HOOD CHINA OATS --Better oets. Better chine. All grocers. 14-2740-11-26-2 wks

Phone i7. or left at H. J. Maboifs Drug Store. Montague. Ir‘!

Installation 0i Bishop J. H. M’D0nald

(C. P. by Glllﬁlill’! Specie-i Win)

VICTORIA. Nov. its-Solemn 1n- stallation of Right Rev. John H1181: MacDonald, as 10th Bishop c! Vtc~ toria took plaoelestnishrtixiﬁt». Andrew's Oatlte¢a.l. the edifice be»

. op was con- secrated recently at Sydney, N. B.

The new prclate. who siscoeed: Bishop O. Murray, now 0f Sask- atoon. was received at the dam‘ 0f the Cathedral by Rev. Father Ron- ald Benton. administrator of the diocese, and was lxmd-ucbezi to thr high altar, where special prayers on behalf of the BiShOp were recit- ed and the bulls of amointmem were read.

The Bishop was than led to tht throne when: clexgy of the dim paid their homage, following w most Rev- William Duke, Arlﬂiblshcp 0d Vancouver, delivered e sermon.

Bishop MacDonald sddremed um congregation and Unsorted w ill-l dulgence of 50 days to all present On his xetum to the high alter. the aniiiphon and prayer ad 5t. Andaew patron saint a! the cathedral. were sung. The ceremony concluded with his Loxdshipb ‘ l “

Loither, inheri

Sncrame .

0n Bishop MacDonald's arrival today he was tendered s. formal welcome by Mayor David Looming of Victoria and Him. John Hart, British (Xilumbla Minister d! Fin-

Later he ms the guest od honor dinner. the

of her grandmother“

MrsM

The latter portion

Halifax Port Arrivals

Arrivals :-

Norwnlan from Mont-real. Ohedabucto from Qucensport.

in“ V Oclrnvalonia from Momreel.

Lembezg iroirn local harbor. Noveilite from local harbor. Ragus fmm local harbor. ‘Dom- Halayd from local harbor.

. _,___ Kyle 80 Nﬂd. ports.

______._._._.___.. EXECUTED IN SABOTAGE

TASHKENT, Undieikitan. U. S. S. R... Nov. 29—(C.P. Havmn-‘Iheir pleas for commutation of sentence rejected, tlve members of collective cotton farms sentenced for sabotage were executed yesterday. The High Court of Central Asian semenced snumber of farmers to

EYESI ii III EXAMINATION

ﬁtting sud “£131!!! Gin-el-

li. J. MABDII

OPIDMETRIGT Oﬂloe Connected » With Drugstore

i WANTED

real.

F_} I v Zoe e ~ v fro-our“- CITY TICKET OFFICE 94 Greet George Street CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY! CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSBIPI ‘Tickets on solo over sli Railway and Oeeeu Stcsmliip

We oiler you export advice in selection o! travel routes. make your stateroom and sleeping osr ieoervstions. [Ive ss~ sisteueewithpuuportsendllveyoisliemrslﬂxsteiese service. _

Iooclt-Ioketsslseloldtoellaolnts. Q,

W. K. ROGERS massages: suQun-sus

‘Lama a rah A4

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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT MEMBER 0F

. OANADIAN SOGIIT! 0F 005T ACCOUNTANT! UOIIISSIONEB FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS IN THE SUPREME COURT 0F P. E. L

W" P. I. I. llPI-ISENTATIVI ‘I'll CANQDIAN CREDIT MIN’! TI-UIT ASSOCIATION, IANI OI‘ NOVA SOOTIA BUILDING IN, I. l. L

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We n te d, Dressed Chicken and Fowl. ' Paying market prices for heavy grades, and a minimum of 10c per pound on the Ilght~ er grades. Feathers on lighter grades may be removed by scalding. Please mark containers plainly. We pa; the freight.

W. S. Fraser 88o. Ltd.

Murray Harbor, P.E.I.

525511-21- a $54!.

BIEINGING UP FATHER

1—Mag'nhi.ld from Oiss from Jamaica. Lady Nelson from B. W. Indes. Alaunio. from Scuihaznpton. Oan- Britisher ficm Australia. Jl-Pennlsnd from New York. (Jhedaiirtwto ileum E. C. pom. Maobaiwdn from South Africa. I sylvama 1mm New York. m ca. from New ork. 931°“ Man. Exporter from Phlla. Kosoiuszlm from Copenhagen, Montreal City from New Yon. Portia from Nfld ports. e-Uhdted States from hagcn

A steamer from Halifax. lb-Silvemicuk B-Osn. Scottish flmm Australia.

3—-'I‘ran Domini

Mayra to Brldzewater. Lovat to Pictou.

Dom. Helsyd to Chetioampm Chedabuoto to local harbor. Lembem in Banks.

w Local harbor. Nwallte to local harbor. vessels in berth Kyle loading. Lady Rodney loading.

Rasus discharging.

Novalile discluugizig.

Lady Rodney discharging. Rogue dischasgixig.

Novleiite discharging" . Chedaibucto bunkering. lemberg bunker-ins.

Barge No 2 berth.

Gltano loaddng-

Nortonlan loading.

Mayra discharging.

Moyu-a bunkerlng.

Doln. Raised loading,

Lovat loading.

Oeirhveilisna loading. Oa-irn/valom loading.

Spec dimimngmg.

Acadian berth.

Vessels diue to arrive:- Noceznberz-

Hurry 0n from Gt. lakw. Man. Spinner from Mmtreel. Cordelia from Montreal. iii-Nlove ﬂvcotia from Colibzmie from Montreal. Heroy from MOILTIQG-L Ito-Man.

Regimen. from Mont;-

Nﬂd. ports.

fromrm-East.

Demand from eastern Canada for good horses is increasing than diminishing and Alberta tar- mers may how their own wants“ local port. Pﬂcesrume as high as 8275 for a good team and are svsrqing 125 heed each week.

rather

difficulty filling dealers re-

shipments

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“BIG BUSINESS’? no 800M vuns

jButter Prices Said To

B e Aifected

B)’

Chain Store Meth-i ods.

the profit motive did actually these operations ct’ bl:

inale iness.

Not Necessarily “Efficient”

Mr. Stevens suggested that

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"bizhess" did not particularly mean

efticiency, nor did

were conszriclous w. T‘ , nevertheles were typical of

endsofceseeodthecraahof business

"In our own country." Stevens, ‘between 1900

there were 374 consolidations c! ln~

corpora/ted companies,

145 firms. There were trwo periods; in i910, 1911 and when 49

more than one half of all wheeli-

dutions over a period

two periods mark the peek of mezcdal booms."

OIIMIR) Oompu wider Quebec, and among other

iihmtﬁlteFedernd

Msuy Motives

in Thiswesﬁ

The motives behind these

Government exercise a lane measure 0d control hit desired-

M33768“. mditalsowillbenotedthatthese

0Oh1~

provinces. i mistretodthepicfemccefoi-Dom- lcion onel-ndlndlceted

could

00n-

solidations might be to reduce oom-

Marklund from Liverpool, N. s. "Wm- i” “W” Duchess of York from Liverpool. “MW”

Cavalier 1mm Jamaica

Bergensfjord from New York.

Oairnesk from Montreal. December‘:-

efficieiscy, or to new securities

\ on s. lucrative basis. Fmm o! the facts. it would appear the proﬁt motive did actually

incite." the

"In ao... words

hem were

wihere the profit motive domi

in the creation of e maturity of the wihdoh

mums. now may We,“ identified as u» bis business m-

noted

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the resolution befo thuese constitute s.

the moot-in:

,Wbst swam-t is there for such s conclusion?" asked Mr. Stevens "1110 answers will be found in

subsequent history oi! m.» '

were aunpelled tn liquids.

reorganiseor withln, one to tom-yew pvmmtcverimiryeors. incl

Men’s m}; WINDBREAKER with elastic bend

-....-~,$_2I95 Men's fleeced COMBINATION

Underwear .............

iliiifﬂi.‘ $33211‘... 89c $1.89

98c

MEN'S SHIRTS in White, Blue or Sand. Collar attached

MEN'S TIES in many good ‘ patterns l

filiieidéinnrs

“"”""‘”° $1.39

SWEATERS

Heavy Winter CAPS Jvitb

earprotector

Men’s striped Flannelette

PYJAMAS . .

Men's Blue Denim COM-

BINATION OVERALL ."

Men's Heavy

WORK SHIRTS THE GOVERNOR GENERAL CHALLENGES THE BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION 0F CANADA T0 INCREASE MEMBERSHIP T0 100.000. WILL YOU HELP 7 .

And for kthe Boys $1 Boy’s Leather Boy’s heavy Kersey

WINDBREAKER WINDBREAKER Boys Fleeced Combination Boy’s GOLF

UNDERWEAR, suit 89G srocumos 69¢

Boy’s SHIRTS worth to $1.75 (Separate collar) ggilglfzripgllllil‘ 79G 1 ECONOMY SHOP Second floor . Fleece lined BLOOMER s 6to 14 yearsizes. iiiiffiiii" ~48i= iiiziszs"rt"‘ “m” Girl’s Ribbed corron I7“ Hose, pair .....

Men's heavy - Whipcord PANTS

slviiueooblﬂliillll

. - - . . . . . use

Men's heavy Pullover SWEATERS

Men's Fleeced SHIRTS and DRAWERS, per garment ..

ssuelosoulllllu

Boy’s heavy COAT SWEATER

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olooclello

Ladies’ Wool FELT HATS

39c

25c 85c

vssusilill

suossssucosloooo ins-ensues

Ladies’ Silknit SLIPS, in Send, Apricot, Black

s'i;.'i;'i3{ié¢ Girl's Botany Wool RIBBED STOCKINGS

Sizes 6 to 9 years, Sand only

I pair

White Flanelette NIGHTGOWN Embroidered yoke, short sleeve . .. .

curs Silk Stripe vssrs and BLOOMERS

iiiiiiiilihiﬁﬁ.i‘ﬁl‘i'. 49c 39o

69c 29c)

scone!

Sillmit BLOOMERS 5 good colors

nsuooooillbeso

lA Corselette of - $1 ordinary $2.00 value

Exceiently good quality Brooke Corselette with inside belt, garters attached to inside belt as well as outside, prevent riding up. These corselettes were bought for “dollar day”

but were delayed. They are regular $2.00 value. Sizes 82 to 44. Spec I . . . . . . . . . . I "

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