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thatuthaee inequalities betdaah tho treatment accorded to this provin- ce and other provinces in railway matters should be removed and that assurances should now rna given t at this will he done with 11m ‘possible delay. Common justice calls for equality o! treat.- inent butween province and pro- vince in railway service as in other niiitters and that has been tar too long denied to Prince Edward is- land. USE CRETONNE COVERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-—Evcry

Anti-ashram Bumttm Monument"

I - t PRICES Eve, Orch. $2.15. 51-55. $140 Eve. Balcony $1.65. 51-19 unreserved 80c Matinee, Adults $1.10. ‘ Children 52c. 'VY§Q-Q4Q-OOO§@Q+¥Q-QOPO§-Q‘Q~ _ e foug\nl tor Honor — but

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wi-ll-regulated closet nowadays con» tains in addition 11o the regular New York tamily skeleton three or four cretonno covers tor pro» tecting evening frocks. These are fastened to a hanger at the top and the trot-k is iust-rttxl through a slit in th.» front. fastened with {our handy claspe-

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THE IDOL 0F W_OMEN, A LEADER OF MEN- HE PLAYED THE GAME ‘OF LIFE ON THE LEVEL.

Adapted from the Novel "THE KING'S JACKAL." by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS

Lloyd Hamilton

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“MY FRIEND”

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fri-i: MONTHLY manna o! the "Y" will be held today at 3.80. - . » 942 11 as 1t .»

BIG ANNIV neanv BAIAAR and High Tea a thellléthodist Soc- ial Hall Thuraday.——ll46-11-25-Z1

DUMBELLS TODAV. DON'T FORGET. —~Speciai math? ‘to!’ Dumbells at Prince Edward. II. in sharp. 945 11 25 1i

wAuTso-apo people to take m} at the biethodist Hall oh Thursday. _, - ais-u-zs-zi

ISLANDER DEADn-A. Gam- hriilge, M3158“ dlespalch oLNov. 21st says: Michael Connors, 2'0. son oi! tho late Simon and Norah Connors all tormvrly oi Charlotte- town P. 1., i! dead In the famed university city. The Kause 01’ death is not known. The tuncral will be held at 569 Cambridge St., Cambridge-Sunday, Nov. 23rd.

BURGLARIES

REPORT Ell-

Some time between Saturday night you" Mam

and yesterday morning burglars en- tered Davis & Fraser's Pork Fac- tory and Carter 6‘: C035 Seed “larc- house, across the street. Entrance in both places ivss made through a \\'IIIi_lO\\' out of which the glass hail been broken. probably by a hoy or small man, who then unlocked the door. From the Pork Factory it is not known what was taken as a Iilrlli‘ quantity oi meats could he inkrn away and not be mist-toil. The

only articles‘ missing from thc Car- Young Female.

tvr Warehouse is some rolls 0Q oiI-~ i-luth of little \':\ltic._Tlie matter lHl-s liven reported to the olice who :t_ri= making a thorough investiga- iltln. ‘ m

SIR GEORGE FOSTER LAUDS INTER-EMPIRE VISITS

LONDON. Nov. 22.__$1r (worse E» FIISYPT- SlW-"lkilii; in Southamp- ton declared the association 0f

Smith African tcur brought a vain. aide intiniitc-y’ and an undvrstitntb "ll! "Y 11"‘ Dmblrni and illlfltflllllﬁS~ iii‘ ihn various riomiiiions and ailtl-' vll that surh visits wen. in\-,,]u;,|,19| as a nit-ans oi‘ strctigihcning thr- lmnrls oi Pllllllft‘. I-Ie l)t‘ll(‘\'p§ they ~hoiilil IIPCOIIIU a rvgtilnr [Q;'\[\[[‘Q i.l' the inli-r-iinprinl Iif(‘-_

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Again depicting a grown-up role Miss Pick- fordappeara inher newest and greatest pho- toplay in a type oi portrayal long and greatly admired by millions the world over.

Her wonderful smile changes in an instant ~ to a tempest of anger and stamping of feet to as swiftly turn to pleas for pardon.

A splendidly romantic story rich in comedy, alive with thrills, replete with action, with Mary Pickford in a daring horseback ride.

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._.-.;- . usenamwoaxzns will bq; tie lighted with Christmas gltta. Call and can our ltock. _ ‘ iloor, Riley Building Queen St...

NEW XMAS SUGGESTIONS or; rlvisg every day at the Gilt Shop _ - Dainty designs tor embroidery o!- iective yet easy to work. 1190i- Riley Building, Queen Street.

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He has just returned from the Balkans with a new message from there to Canada.

\'ou‘ll wunt i0 hear him, and you may, without charge in Zion (Jhurch llnli, tonight at 8 o'clock.

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Lt. Col. D. A. illcKlnnornChar- ‘lottertown. y. E.‘ I. Pstte it; Woitt, Peterboro, On- tario.

Agnew & Jarvis. Co.

Raynor Intcr. Fur Co., Sum- imerside, P. E. I.

B. Graham Rogers, Summer- sitlc. P. E. I.

Western S. I3. Fox. Co.. Long River, P. E. I. Raynor Intern. Fur Co. Ltd.. Suinmerslile. I’. -E. I B. Graham Rogers, Summer. slilt‘, P. E. I. Pure Can. S. B. Fox. Co. Ltd., Summerside, P. E. I.

Pure Cttn. S. B. Fox Co. Ltd., Summcrside. P. E. I. Li. (‘cl D. A. McKlnnomCliar- loltotown. I’. E. I. Geo. A. (Isl-beck, Summerside. '1’. E. I. ' (loo. E. Brown, Kensington,

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Lt. Col. D. A. McKinnomCharj lollctown, P. E. I. ' Pure Can. S. R. Fox Co. Ltd., Sunnncrsltle. P. E. I. B. Graham Rogers. Summer- sidc, P. E. I.

Pure Can. S. B. Fox. Co. Ltd.. Summerside, I’. E. l. , Pure Can. S. B. Fox Co. Ltd. Sumnicrsliie, P. E. I. Lt. Col. D. A. McKinnomChar- lotltetown, P. E. I. B. I. Raynor, Summerside, '1’. E. I. The lllagic S. B. Fox Co. Ltd.- Summerside. P. E. I. on! A. Callbvcck. Sumtmerside. P. E. I. ' Raynor Intern. Fur Co., Sum-| nicrsldc. P. E. I I

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GAITEIIS

see our splendid riange of Gaiters in the newest

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Breeders’ Association Trophy-The Magic Qlver Black Fox Co., Ltd.. Snmmerstdc. P. E. I.

BEST PAIR MATCHED SILVER ‘ FOXES:

Sales Company Trophy——-Pure Cana- dian Sliver Black Fox Co., Ltd., Summerslde, P. E. I.

t‘ Trophy won by Pcttcr G. Clark, Summerside. P. ' phy, won by Magic Silver Black ass-r MALE FOX aonu 1924: wort by Lt. Col. D. A. MCKInnon. BEST FEMALE FOX BORN 1924:

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Mail orders pre- paid.

Ferguson Shoe Co., Ltd.

Sole Agents tor Rhino

Rumors ,Ch|rloetctown, P. 5., i.

Boot Male Born 1924.

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side, P. E- I P. E. I P. E. I.

lottetown, P. E. I.

Summersido. P. E. l.

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l3. I3. Graham. Rogers. Summer- slde, P. E. 1.

CLASS 4B6—PALE SILVER.

1. Peter G. Clark. Summcrside. P. E. 1.

2. Geo. A. Cailbeck. Sumnierslde, P. E. I.

3. Lt. Col. D. A. McKinnomChar- lottetown, P. E. I.

4. Peter G. Clark, Sumnicrsldc. P. E. I. _

5. B. Graham Rogers, Summer- sidc, P. E. I.

6. The Magic S. B. Fox Co. Dtda Summerslde. P. E. I.

1. The Magic S. B. Fox Co. Ltd, Sunnnerslile. P. E. I.

2. B. Grnliatirllogers, Summer- side, I’. E. I.

1i. ‘II. I. Raynor. Summcrsidc. P. E. I.

ti. The Magic S. B. Fox Co. Ltd, Sitmmerslde, P. E. 1.

Lt. Col, D. A. McKlnnonChnr- lnttctown, P. E. I.

ti. Pure Can. S. B. Fox Co. LtiL, Summcrside. l’. E. I. B. Graham Rogers, Summer- side, P. E. I.

a‘. Iiill Bros. Fox Farm Ltd.. Kingston. Ontario.

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Exaggcratiosi? Assurcdly nob-for could they offer you morc than Immortal Caruso-- MicCormack, Elman, Gilli-Coral, (Ihallapin, or the other world-famous Victor artists- their genius-given everlasting birth by “H: Mater’: Volcc"-Vlcto: Records, the "perforate! of the home". —'Al Iifcllc? You, without question with the name charm and dramatic pow¢r—for herein lies thc unqucatloned aonemacy of this grufaiumt combination.

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To read tbcianalyais RY’S Cocoa is readily to believe the claims of Dr. Andrew Wilson, F.R.S.E., Dr. Robt. Hlltchison. and many other scieriiistli“ that it is thc " ~ nearest thing to “liquid energy” that exists ’ ' in thc world to-day. Food-for evcry dc. artment oi the human body, and Nature's indlicst stimulant‘ for heart and nerve“ theobrominc~is found in FRY’S, Tea and coffee are more ﬂavours but FRY’S is a complete‘ food.

FRY’S has that delicate “chocolaty” ﬂavour "that comes only from a blend of the choicest cocoa beans and the experience of 200 years.

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B. Graham Rogers. Summnrsldtgi

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