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THE MARKET-Where was a small attendance at the market yesterday. Butter sold st 380.: eggs. 40c; chickens 90c. and 95s.; ducks, 81.40; apples 8c. and 12c; crab apples 3c. There was a fair oi- iering oi fresh cod, but no haddock The first smeita of the season were on sale at 10s. lb.

MONUMENT FOUNDATION -- lt is hoped to have the foundation of the new Soldiers’ Monument laid on Queen Square before Armistice Day. The inundation work will be done by Messrs. Tingley Bros. who have sub-lot the contract from the sculptor, Mr. G. W. liill 0f Mon- troal.

IM MEMORIAM

it is with sincere sorrow that the many friends learned of the death cl‘ Daniel A, Campbell, eldest son of Mrs. James (E. Campbell, Whim Road East on Tuesday, September 25th,'at the age of‘ forty live years. Deceased had been in rnther poor health :i'or some time ‘with heart trouible, and Tuesday morning with . his mother by hisbedside .his spirit Q‘ gently took its flight. Dan was a general favorite with all, and ‘his foot- steps will be sadly missed by his nelgbibuurs and friends whom he ofton visited. Besides ‘his sorrow» ' ing mother, two brothers and one ' sister are left to mourn. Wesley E- of Alberta; Milton M. of Vancouver . Stanley W. Keefe of 2' Wallaston, Mass. ‘The. ‘funeral which was held Friday the 28th. was largely attended. The service was conducted ‘by the Rev. Mr. Brown oi‘ Montague. interment at bower Montague Cemetery.

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FOX SHIPMENTS-A Montreal despatch says: Thirteen crates of silver black foxes. ouch containing two oi these valuable animals. passed through the city en route to Nakusp-irom Charlottetown. P. E. l. A new iox ranch has recently been established at Nakusp, which is near Revelstoke in British Col- umbia, and tho thirteen pair form the foundation stock.

PASTORAL RESIGNATION — At a meeting oi the Presbytery oi! Prince EdwardJsland held in St. Andrews Church. St. John. N. 8-. during synod week. Rev. J. S. Mc- Kay tendered ‘his resignation oi the pastoral charge of Murray Harbor North congregation. Hie resigna- tion was accepted to take eiiect at the end of October.

PERSONALS

Mr. J. K. Ross, was in Summer» side this week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferguson, Campbellton. are guests at the Queen Hotel.

lllcssrs. J. fir. ‘Arnett and A. C. Rogers, Summerside. are register- ed at the Hotel Victoria.

Senator John McLean, Souris, is a guest at the Hotel Victoria.

Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Benoit. Hall‘ fax. are guests-at the Hotel Victor-

Hon. J. A. liicNc-ili and lion. A. F. Arsenault, Summerside. were in the city yesterday. guests at the Revere.

Mr. Guy Wclch. Juniper. N. I3. oi the Fleming Gibson Company. Ltd., arrived last night and is reg- istered at the Revere. He is rc- maining until Wetlnesday.

Mr. M. Donovan. Antigonlsh. for- merly editor oi the "Casket" from which position he retired some time ago. has been spending a few days in the city and loaves today on return home. '

Miss Rosamond Archibald. M. A., teacher oi English at Acadia. is arriving in the city today and is speaking at a public meeting in Prince oi Wales College Hall Mon- day night in the interests oi Bet-

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(By Dominion News Service)

IANIDON. Oct. lit-A sequel to a banned wedding is to be found in the engagement of. Miss ‘Nancy Kldstou, a pretty girl oi 21, ‘to Lord Clifton, who is 16 years ‘her senior, and was divorced by ‘Lady Clifton in 1919. .

Two years ago an interrupted society love romance was summar- ized in two jlllbllfllfid announce- ments. The first ram‘:—

The engagement is announced of Mr. Laurence Greslsy. second eon of Sir R0 't and Frances Greeley. an Nancy, eldest daugh- her of the "fate captain also Kid- stou and ‘Mi-s. Walter Windham. 1A few days later this repudiation

was p blishedz- Nnnouneement on July 16 of e engagement between ‘Mr. Law-

rence Gresley and Miss Nancy ‘Kid- ston was made without the auth-or» ity or consent of her mother, Mrs. Walter Windham.

IMiss Kidston was not then of age. and the marriage ‘did not takc place.

‘Mr. Greeley’ is a nephew of thc

(By Dominion News Serviced LONDON, Oct. 15.——Mrs. Carter. a rich hermit. committed suicide on Friday morning in the grounds oi her house at Seal-i. Shc was u mystery character in the village. She lost two sons in the war. 0w: was a colonel and the other n com- mander in the navy.

Their deaths preyed on her mind to such an extent that she was or- derod by her doctor to livent Seale- She lived the liie oi a hermit dur- ing her two and a half years‘ reel- dence. _Sho seldom left the grounds oi heuostate. Her only exercise was gardening. and she spent most oi the day in ihatvoccupation. Her neighbors onlycaught a glimpse oi her on two or three occasions during the whole time she lived at Seslo.

Her daughter-indnw was married to Captain John Coatsworth Sies- ser in May, and stayed ior a few weeks with Mrs. Carter before the wedding. After the marriage Mrs. Carter kept more and more to her- self and her visits to the garden grew lcss frequent.

A gardener was working in the

Duke of Marlborough. At the time Pm“?! vglllrdenlllfeslerd“! when he of the engagement My“ Kidsum-f; a smt, fo owed by a scream. blather Stated ma, as her {yaughv c ound Mrs. Carter lying across. ' the pathway with a iloublobarrclled ‘ l ‘er was ‘mder age’ she fen hour“ gun by her side A ion loco of m protest’ as “he Md not" “DUNN? string was attached to tlfis ger "t m“ wmempmwd marriage‘ “I seldom saw Mrs Carter digiring 1'9"! Cum)!“ who was than m the last two years}; said tho Vicar n"? R03“! Navy‘ prevkmfly ma!“ oi Scale last night. "i understand Tied M!“ Dal)!!!” 5mlh°nand~ Sh’! that hcr husband is alive, but they was given the custody oi ‘the child were sepamterL-i ren alter she obtained her divorce. Two years ago Lord ‘Clifton, who HANGS “K5 A QLQUD is the sonnnnd] heir Ff am! OVER GREAT BRITAIN Countess arn=ey, en ere e aut‘ tioneering profession. ‘being em- LONDON. Oct. l3.-»'l‘he unem- ployed by ‘Messrs. Duncan B. Gray ploymcnt situation. which hangs and Partners. llikfi a (lrloutd micr (ireat Britain, is ______jé-i——»—- in y ca urer at considerable length in the newspapers. and the! avalanche from the rooi’. suggested sclicmenfor relieving the A search 0i the worklnifi 110W crisis arc widely discussed. ever. failed to reveal the missing Willie the press urges prompt ac» youth, and forthwith ordeerfidwerc tion, the Government's special com- glven ior the fall to be "r up," ni tire. appointed to consider the the grim expectation being that tiucstion, is passing many hours in Reid would be found in the debris, private debate, investigating the di- either dead or alive. verso plans, but so fur has not For fifteen hours miners work» reached a conclusion. The Central mg in reply‘; and some of them Labor cxccutivc and numbers of glvhpg a voluntary’ double-shift, labor organizations throughout the tolled strenuously t9 clear away country maintain constant pressure

n“, m“ Omen; ppqpped up n“; on the committee. in speeches and roof m; a place was Cleared, resolutions, and their impatience. "Tho "retidlng up" started at it. is said, is spurring the commit.-

eight o'clock at night, and it was inc iohsslcn its inquiry-

close upon one o'clock the iol-low- Among the various outside llm‘ lug forenoon may one of {he mm. posals is one which the Westmin- ers. running. 810mg a madway U, sit-r Gazette says an influential fetch "promo m‘. the TOOL gm commercial organization is about what he admits the "fright of this i? Press- ¢"!!!1!E for <=urreflcy "lila- mhy- lion as the desperate remedy for a

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ing" is a dull word to describe the world's “Pearly King" when hi3. i!!!‘ " pears of a sunny day in his suit 0t 32,000 pearl buttons. lit took two years to sew the buttons on his cos- ltume. for there are 2.000 0!! m5 ‘high hat alone aha 500 each on

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‘But, lo and behold Reid, with a complete absence oi injury after 18 hours’ absence from the ken of his comrades. suddenly reappeared out of an old. ilisuecd air-course.

it was an unexpected and drama- tic development; so much so that the first witness oi it fainted from fright.

The scene of this strange bap- penlng was Burnockhlll Coal Pit near Old ‘Cumrosk, Ayrshire. Three men. one of them Reid's mate, af- ter the firing of a shot, just mis- sed been pinned by tho ilesccull- lug debris. u -

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GLASGOW. Oct. 18——Under tlic fnil came ‘from a navvy who ‘used to linpreesion that Hugh “Bid. fl Skar- es miner-a youth of ill-had been “m; with buttons after a. hard day's pinned by a heavy iall from the hates me. and the boys that lick “'°‘"!" ‘my m“ ca“ b0 a pear“ ‘iifiifhft’2T$§h“lfi§2i§§°l‘$ in the grim ox- pcz-tation oi finding Reid, if not ‘seriously injured in the

He ivas paslng an old air-course. which has been out oi commission for several yearn, when from thc sepulchral gloom came the eund of a human. but to hini ghostly, voicc.

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at the dumb-stricken miner, who immediately turned on his heel and fled back to thc iall.

Speech failed him, but byythc glimmer of their lamps his comra-

MY llfiigbbflfViltics saw that something untoward tlwihad happened.

‘ interrogated, the startled miner pointed down the roadway ho hail taken, and then flopped down in a faint. Vcrlly. he believed ho had sccn a ghost!

Another worker hurried along tlic road-way to investigate. and. ivhlle-bclng hotter prepared than his forcrniincrflhe did not get :1 SCfllO, he certainly got a surprlrao when he met and immediately ‘re- cognised Hugh Reid. .

“W“liy," exclaimed the searcher to Reid. “you're isupposed to bc dead for twenty hours."

With thc dramatic return of the missing man, who was conspicu- ously black, even for an under ground worker, and whose shirt was ‘tattered and torn, the rescue party dcsisted from their feverish and penaplrlng labours, and, on their way home ‘to a well-earned rest, frcely discussed the story which, apparently promising trag- edy, had culminated. ii‘ not exactly in comedy. in anti-climax.

llugh Reid's simple expiatlon of the affair in tliitt hln light went out. and lie lust. his way, biil li ho bad found his way nut of tho old air-source a fbit ‘sooner, his coni- rarlrs, fighiiuig ostensibly‘ for bib‘ lift‘ or. alternatively’. to YLPOVGI‘ lhls lifeless ‘body. wiulrl llRVo lbccu nav- ed much fatigulngdzibour. »

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ilcspcrzite condition. The newspap- er adds that the Government coni- mittco has already considered this plan. which has been presented to ii by economists. inflation in this instance, the paper contiuucsnncnas an increase in the banking ileposits accompanied by rising commodity .pric05i it does not incan the crea- tion of paper money.

Another scheme put forward 11y the British legion of ex-servlcc men

works, financed by a national loan oi £200,000,000.

EUROPE THROUGH

(Associated Press.)

largely a farce.

are taking the place of meetings at dawn with a brace of seconds and a doctor in attendance.

A iarclai duel is reported Budapest. Both principals directors of prominent banks.

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but, faced each other. and (rocked their revolvers, When the signal to fire was given, one man shot his bullet into the ground and tho othcr did not iirc at all. llnrccon- cilcti, tho contestants lcft the field. iii-

TO ELECTRIFY SWISS RAIL- ROADS. (AssoolaiecrPrcsin) ilENEV/l, Oct. 1R.-»»»A new ivntnr lmwcr pinni is lacing constructed

fool nonr lilarilgnyx Sunioii of Vul- uls. for the purpose of supplying olcvlrli: 011011;)! in illc Swiss fr-rloral I'.'lll\v.'i_v.~'.

A (lfllli is: living, bulll utiross tho,

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WITH DUELING

_ VIENNA, Oct. l8.—Pre-wai- din-is in Europe often w'crc serious affairs but post-war dueling hasbecomo. Military iucn have come to a more sane view of the "field of honor," and civil courts

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C. B. Miners’ Strike May Also Be Investigated

(Canadian Press.) OTTAWA. Oct. 18. —— The Cnpc Breton minors‘ strike may be in- cludcd lu the investigations ni‘ the Royal Commission appointed to in- quire into the circumstances sur~ rounding the strike of the steel workers. of any relationship be- tween the two disputes is shown. This was dccitlcil at a preliminary meeting oi tho commission bore this morning ivhcn the scope mime lrllvefiilglltlon was decided upon. “to commission hopes to begin s“. “"89 iii bydnoy, October ill.

IN Mnlvfoamivi y

MR5. WILLiAM ROBERTSQN

_ '!'!‘!iy‘_ filth oi‘ lilo il('.l‘l[>[lli‘iil max-l llll, 'lh0u RIlOWCSL not whni a till)‘ i"!!! brim! lurtb." was painfully noiiglil home to 111p "mph, m hingilbui-o and tho sufroiintlin; t-ommunit-ics on the morning 0i September fhc l\vciiiy'-clgiiih, wbvu ‘the ivnrd was circulated that FillllllO Stc\\'iirt"-~\\-ll'@ m‘ William, ROl)(‘.“l.SUll-—\\'ZlS dciul. Only nine.- lililil Wanna of age, a bride oi‘ ilvc months, belovcrl by all, her future “W? ‘biiklit with promise. licr ill- ness was brlci‘, and uniil within n l'cw (lays of lici" ilcztih, it Wits thought that there mm; no cough ior ulanm. Medicaid skill and tun»

tier nursing i-tuild no! stay .bc hand oi the “dc-nth angel," au-l llic loved onus were forccd to relin- quish ihc earthly claim in the one they hcld so dear.

The older daughter cl‘ 'l\li',‘ and ‘Mrs. (lswnld Stewart, Sllt‘ was u joy to the homu- allcvlioiizili‘, thoughtful, helpful. KlilIl-ili‘.']l‘l4"l" and capable. illm unis illxil 1| joy m‘ tho (wominuuliy. Oi’ nu affcvifnn:iioi (lie-position licr lovo was cxprcsm-rl in many ilt-‘wlz; oi‘ ltluiluoss uuil helpfulness. Hm" homily. iii-r frank l tress, hr-r gentleness, hcr lflillillfiiil‘! l cdness-ouvlcnrcd hrsr in l'\'l‘l‘_\"hll(i_\'. A nunibci" oi‘- ihc Hllllllbll -(‘.lT\lFi'll,

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