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Annual .Meeting

Tre regular Annual- Meeting oi

the Bn-hers Black Foxes Ltd. will li: held at 'the Court House, Am- herst. Nova Scotia, on Tuesday, the qih day December, r9i3,at the hour of 7, o'ciock in the afternoon r (Signed) R. B. H. DAVISON

’ Secretary

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Pob‘lc Auction at the Law Co'-iris Building in Charlotte!"-1 ti on \R7td- uestlay the Sr venice. ti ci in D~ C-

mbei' next A I) |913 nt tw\i~e

O clock noon all that pircel of land sitnate lying and being in the cum- moii of Charlottetown iting part offoniinon Lot Number Twenty- four bounded and described as fol

lows, that is to say: Comiuencina ata v-take fixed at the junction o

he Piincetown Road a.~d a right of

way ruuiiug eastwardlv from said road through the/said Common Lot Number Tuteuty-four and running thence along the north side of the said right of way in an easterly direction the distance of seventy feet thence running in a north- wardly direction at right angles and parallel with the exist side of the Princeiowii Road the distance of thirty-four feet thence run- ning at right angles westwardiy and parall l to 'the north side if the said right of way the 6i§f2l=1<§ of seventy feet or to the Pilucetown Road aforesaid snd't’hence south- wardly along the east side of said Piiucetownfkoad to the place of

omniencement

The aboyf sale is made under

and; vi. are of a power of sale coutnlned in an indenture of mort-

age dated the sevmteeth day of

August A D. rgit and made be- tween hugh A. Dunbar of Char lottetown in Queens County LU

Prince Edward Island, and Aguep Dunbar his wife of the one psi and Anna Mp Dogheity and Sarah

Eliza Dogherty bots of 'Charlotte gn n Royaty in ueens County afxcsaid single women of the o' her part for defaule in payment' of interest. '

For further particulars apply to

'Mau-5 McLean & Mckintiou. Chat- lotteiowii. .

.Dated this _twelfth day of Nov-

,euiber A. D |oi3.

`SARA ELIZA DOGHERTY

Suriving Mortgages.

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week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are

gillérontinued promptly on expired a e.

Bani-:ni-ins i»iicn'i‘iNd__ of the recently organized

Noi'th__Laitc_ _Stockbreeflers Associa- tion was hem in me Hail at Noriiii Lake on Wednesday, 25th inet., Mr. Robert Robertson of the Dept, oi Agriculture was present. An inform-

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-A meeting

num-ber took part in the discussion Stewart Anderson, Secretary of the Association stated he had a letter irom_'the Llvc , Stock Commissioner, informing him that no Pure Bred Sires would be distributed this sea-| son. lie was instructed to make up-| plfcation at once for animals tot"

next season’s use. Considerable dis- cussion took place as to -the rizeaning. of the pa iphlet sent, out by the

East Point Institute covered so large ii. spa:-ice_ of country namely townships Mi and 47 that it was in the best interest of all to divide it, and the meeting was unanimously in favor of having one Institute for t-ncli township. The following resolu- tion was also passed. Resolved that tho Government bc requested t0 a- mend t'ne Public Roads Act in such ii wiiy that all dog taxes be placed in nl fund, the same to be used, to reiiibursc owners of sheep destroyed by dogs.

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MISS FANNY ELLIS.

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Uver the form of our departed, Numbered with the silent dead.

In the morning's quiet stillness

Just beyond the purple dawn

She had calmly joyfully awakened

lnto the eternal morn.

Through the darkened vale of sor- row, Where the ransomed hosts have

trod

She has passed to realms of glory

‘_ To her saviour and her God.

Uh, the rapture of the meeting

al meeting was held and a large; With the loved ones gone before

i T_Vliere there is no death or parting

Un that bright celestial shore. _

1-‘aithful to her earthly duties,

True, until her course was run,

She has heard her Fu\'iour's whis-

per __

‘ Enter in, thou hast well done. '

Now amid the saints of glory

/Ind with loved ones gone before

Commissioner. It was agreed that' She is resting, from her labours

And shall rest for ever more,

No ‘more sorrow, no more sighing,

All her tears :irc wiped nway There, thcrc is no morn or evening, But one long und blissful day.

Giant, oh Lord, that we may fol-

low

In the path of faith and prayer, Then when we shall hem- the sum-

rnons,_

.loyfully go and meet her there,

MRS. HENRY HUGHES

(From ‘,Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

The death occurred at Scotchiort

_on Wednesday morning, November ,26th, of Mrs. Henry Hughes, wife of the late Henry Hughes who pre- deceased her three year. She was was a woman of kind charitable ,disposition beloved and respected by

The death occurred in Charlotte-

town on Saturday morning last of Miss Fanny Ellis, who had been an invalid for iriany years. - The de-

iccnsed was an estimablc Christian

lady whose death will be sincerely re-

I I I ward to by her with eager‘ anticipa- tion. Many friends here will miss ber and sympathize with those of her family who have' been deprived of n loving sister. Yet the knowledge that she is at rest and in felicity robs grief of its sting. The funeral service at the family residence on Cunfnerland street yesterday after- noon was conducted by the Rev. J. Heaney, _Pastor of the First Method- ist Church, ,of which sho was a de- voted member, assisted by Rev. Bull and Ensign White. The pall- hearers' were: Messrs. A. W. Steins, C. P. Fletcher, James Paton, George Hughes, F. Renouf, W. W; Stan- Icy. '

IN MEMORIAM.

'l`he following perses. are in mein

ory of Mrs. Seafortli Acorn, Pownal,

_ The Best Cough Syrup is I Easily Made at Home

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Costs Little and Acts Quickly. .Money Refunded It lt Fails-

Thls recipe makes 16 ounces of cough

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Mix two cups of granulatetlsugur _With one cup of warm water. und Milf f0l‘ 1-W0 minutes. Put. 21,5 ounces of Plnex (fifty cents‘ worth) in a. 16-ounce-bottle. M14 and the 'sugar syrup- Take a teaspoon- fnl every one. two or three h0u!'B- Tastes gonil. -

:rms takes right nom or a couch and

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ha ou know IB U16

Pinex, as per ps Y -

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No other preparation will do tire work

nf Pinex in this recipe. although strained honey can lie used instead of the sugar syrup, If desired.

Thousands of housewives in the United

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low cost_nud riu_ick results have made it immense iiovu lr.

A guarilinty of absolute satisfaction, or

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ff _ - f \-_ \ ;.~ »' hong Service

‘ and satisfaction an assured ` , __\ lf you purchase knives, forks, M npoo_ns and serving pieces _I _ shearing the trade mark _

f ,, _ . ( _ miners not , ‘. Tliisbrendis knownas '

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and is made in the heaviest

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all who had the pleasure of knowing f_her, and who will deeply sympathize ,with the ones who are left to mourn the loss of u true and devoted mother, namely, Henry on the homestead, ldohn, conductor on the train and

grctted by many friends. She had Frank in Charlottetown. The funeral long been a sufferer in the flesh and which was followed by n large' con- her release from. its bonds to be for- course of people took place on Fridny .ever with the Lord wus looked for-imorning to St. Bonaventure Church

fwhere requiem high mass was sung ,by the pastor Rev. J.fB, McIntyre, who also offlciated at the grave. The 'pall-bearers were:-Jas Evans Char- Iles Fisher, John McKenzie, Angus McAuley, John Weir and Patrick gMorl‘is, besides her three sons. She 'leaves to mourn one brother John Logan and one sister Mrs. Callaghan both of Dromore. May her soul rest in peace.

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TIIE 'HN00 ~

_i _<921;tiu“@<1___uos1__Pss°___ut°1 _ on terrible stories of the Paris cab- arcts. ' They may be left to tight the matter out between themselves. The uiihiassed investigator is only con- cerned with the actual fact.

It is hardly a year ago since the

Tango reached this country from South America by way of Paris. It wus at first no mr-rc than a music- hali freak. But some of those my- stei-ions people who inspire new soci- al fashions were attracted by its sin- uous movements and the strange

backward kick, and this year made its way into private houses a well as pubiic bali-rooms. Enterprising hostcsses smiled .u welcome to the in- novation. Dancing, unco regarded by young men as the outside edge oi boredom, became suddenly popular. 'l_‘ne languisbing industry of Mr. 'rur- vcydrop revived into vigorous life. Everybody, iii the limited social sense, began to acquire the knack oi swaying and kicking on the approved Tango lines. The resulting spectacle was too much for Hepzibah Countess of Grundy. That lady- everybody remembers her husbnndfs elevation late iii Victoria’s reign-above the signature "A Peeress," broke out in- to scarcely coherent protests against the "disgraceful travesties ol danc- ing" to he seen ir. London ball- rooins. She has a dchutante of eigh- teen- a Miss kodsnap- to protect, and that ingenuous young person's cheek was assumed to be scarlet over the shocking evolutions of the Tango,

Lady Grundy’s protest, of course,

only advertised the dance, and the Tango has now passed through many of thephases of a popular' craze. It holds the comedy stage without a rival. It has conquered the country houses. No great hotel is without its Tango teas and suppers. Millinery and dressmaking have responded to the Tango 'inspii-ation; and now even the ldlirnalists, the last to discover and the last to abandon a new idea, are beginning to discuss little else. That familiar figure, "the well-known Harley Street physician." has broken but. One sideof the’street-say the odd numbers-recommends the _Tango as an ideal 'exercise for the middle- aged. It. is a fine healthy exercise, “bringing all the large muscles into play, inducing healthy skin action, and especially useful in case of con- firmed insomnia." The even members retort 'that grim 'possibilities lurk for tho too vigorous Tango dancer-can dlac trouble, and muscular strain and liability to dislocation ol the tibia. The "Lancet," too, will soon, bio sseqdlomqs one esifiuuu 'ziqnop on

ilon’l Neglect _gn _

Catarrh _

- or resort to snuff and , vapors-they only ir- ritate the delicate I - membranes. ""°""»"*“~°"

» _Modern science proves

catairh a ivmptom _

of poor eaftli.

Treat the cause with SCO'l'l”B EMULSION which contains pure _ cod liver oil to enrich the blood and energize the system, hype- .

_. phosphitcs to nourish and up- _ I build thc iieryes, and glycerine

; to south and heal.

' 'l‘houi~;nnds testify that

Scoit’s Emulsion overcame

»; catari-h in a permanent,

natural way and it' will

' _ _surely help you.

f 13__1w Avoid the ulcuhulic substitutes - 1:.. iv|w`\V1\"|ioin.'Ni"‘1f;~mi|,|n.; _.1 \\...,

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it yields an almost incredible number of bacteria to th`e square mlllimetre.

The aesthetics are equally divided. M. ltlcliepin gives the Tango a dis! tinguished ancestry and it good char- acter. It is the incarnation of ‘the spirit of the dance, and it comes to its from Pallas Athene, though it has had vvanderings since it satisfied the Hellenic instinct for grace. Other voices scarcely less distinguished are raised against the inatc savagery of ri dance said to betray in every ges- ture its fitness for the cowboys and gancnos who cvolved it., Indian or iicc;i'oid-Spanish decadence grafted on to primitive unimnlism-this is thc degraded ancestry or the thing Eiiropean dcgenerates are not asham- ed to embrace. Broadly speaking, the voting follows` strictly party lines. The Acadcmiciur. condemns; the lfluturist applauds. The school of nrt that still declurci-.2 grass to be green is hostile to the Tango. Those who believe grass to be purple, with blotches of blue and yellow, are warm friends of the Tango.

The argument, presumably, will go

on until the Tango--danced, photo- graphed, “fllmcd,” blessed and ban- ned-hus reached the stage of a gene- rally recognized bore. Then, if it has real merits, it will quietly take its Dlace in the full odour of respectabil-

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Getting a Start

Th e Oliver Typcvrritir

CI uipany is establishing new _Local Agencies in all paris of the Uni ed States ard Canada. where tciritory is not already taken ~ ~

At each of these piint;s:me _

bright fellow will l e given the opptrtur ity of his life to create f o r limself a permanent,

profitable business.

The lat ic of sales ex perir uce

i_s no handicap. The C~ mpany gives sure:-s~iiui applicants a thorough traiii g, which in- cludes a course in Tic O.iv¢r

_ School of Pnciicai Salesman- ' ship. \.Ve coach them inciivid'

uaily

Young men who lavc re-

cently graduat-.-d from colleges and uuiveis ties are eligible

for these Licai Agen irs.

Bank: rs, business and pro-

fessional incn, or their tin» pl »yes, wi h time to '.~:peie,

can handle the work.

The--

OLIVER

Type writer

The fandard Visible Wricr 'l ive Oliver 'Typewriter is

row the big seller ever) whc' c. "’l`ie I. tt e Giant of the T) pewrittr World" has so many strong features that it u~eless to attempt a detailed description here.

'l he ()l:ver's n e w a ii d

exclusive Piintype. the tvpe that prints reai°p-ririt, has won universal acclaim.

We Sh-V re Profits

No mann fucturing concern gives

its sales organization ii more liberal shuts of its oamings than 'i ho Oliver Typewriter Ct-iupnny.

We pay out many thousands of

dollars every month to Oliver Local A gonts.

Each Local Agent i s given

exclusive cont rol of ilio aa'0 of all new Oliver Typewiitcrs in his territory. 'lhls gives our men a double im-en tive to earnest work-- nlibual profit on evcrv sale and a chance to build for the future.

Local Agents uro authorized to

sell the f‘iivcr 'Tvpewriter on the

"17-(`ents»a.l)ay" Plan, and even have tho the pi' vilege of paying for their sample outfits on tho

“hw ‘ling t h upl'i` d

pnoann wo ure q ine

for these positions can start at once.

Full part~icu'a1s of the Loca'

Agency proposit on t li e ‘ 17- Cente-a Day” Pan, together with Catalog and spec\mer.,_Pinty|\o iottor mailed on request. Address Agency D.pnrf:mcnt.

The Dliver Typtwriler Co

mild Olive- 'lfggiiaxvéger Building.

A .Tengo dance-rngprove that

ity in the repertory of established dances. Such was the fate of the Polk-B. the Lancers, thu Schottische,

so preoccupied Paris that in 1840 the "Times" complained that ith corres-‘ poiidence was interrupted, was con-I deinned by Mrs. Grundy (not then en- uobled) as a thing of license and contagious immodesty. Even the dc- corous waltz, the blameless mainstay' of the modern programme, met al storm of opposition when it reached these shores a century ago. The Tan-_ go may prove to have no more vital-1 --cy than the American eccentricitles| which have had their little day in

and the rest. For the Polka, whichl

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System - Saving

The surest way to save lsby system. If you deposit seertsin amount each week or each month

` in this bank’s Savings Depart-

liondon, but has an interest for the moment as the expression of t.he` spirit of the age. It represents a ro-I volt from the tyranny of tradition,»l together with a bewildered ontlookl on the future. It says in etlect,l “Give us something iiew-- or at leastf novel-ugly or beaiitiful matters not.,' Anything rather than dull perfection* on the old lines." I

lt; expresses, too, the modern pas-|

sion for youthfulness. The child was cuiious to know what became of thc: old moves. A greater puz-| zle is what becomes of olci men and women. l’coplc refuse to grow old; perhapp because they are afraid to. They are like the wontlerful one horse shay_ proof a- __giijnst. the Qrdiriary .process or grud- iiul depreciation. They last so many years, seemingly unchanged and un- chnngoable, und then--suddenly drop into pieces. Old nge is unfashionnble and gravity par<lonuble\only in the very young. It is said that the maj-‘ ority of Tango students are well ov-- ei" fifty. A boy may delight in blue- books_ n Greiizc-like young girl inny addict herself to the study of Eng- miics. but that \\'ny fugeyism and

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A Physical w Buffered Torturos from Norvouanesa.

Miss Marguerite Lees, 91 Robert Bt.,

Hamilton, Ont... writes: “I .was a wreck, reduced in body, and despond~_

; ent. I mnered tortures from nervous- ' ness, and was totally unfltted for work. A friend recommended Hood's Bursa- , parilla. I commenced taking it and by i the time the second bottle was con- , xumed I knew that I was mending. Gradually I grew well. I have used Hood'e since. I would not be without it on any account, and do most enthu-

» Liastically endorse every word in its

vor. Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla today. lol(

by all dnigglsts everyvhers

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“HANDSOMI-I sovenir cushions for

the Christmas gift now in at Patons, rich, beautiful colors. Prices moder- ate. PATONS. 2929-ll-28ME3i

ment, you will soon Bud that you have the means to do some- thing worth while, You will also und that the habit of thrift has fostered your spirit of in- dependence and self-reliance. _

The Bank of

Nova Scotia

v Capital and Surplus $17,000,000 I Total Resources over 575900.00”

B ' Years in Business

fiSLA.‘lD BRANCHES

5 Charlottetown - - S-.immenlde

Albcitoa- -» - - Kedlllllion

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frxin-pishncss lie for the man ur wo- _man over forty. 1-fence the excessive catering: for the youthful in all dc- pnrtments. The newspaper reader who critved for “Something about sun-spots" has disappeared, 1-lin sue- ccssor is assunied tri be interested ni- most: exclusively in thu activities of those mysterious ein,-ses discussed in

In scientific spirit by Mr George t'_ii'ossmitli- the "blonde" nnd the "nuts" and their female cquivulciits.

Ami yet the silent inu_loi'ity _really

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"llnndsome neck liirs :ind mulls at

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