NOVEMBER 24,' 1925
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Auction Sale OF FURNITURE
Nevin, City, tfo-.sell
I am instructed by Mr. A. J. Mac-
White’s Sales Room, Queen Street, next door to Fennel & Chandler, his household furniture and other effects ' on Friday, November 2`7th, starting at one o’clock sharp, consisting of:
Fumed Oak Dining Room Suit, Circasslsn Walnut:
at Public Auction,
I
Bedroom Suit. Mahogany Bedroom let with Brass Bed, Hand Carved Upholstered Living Room Suit, Kitchen Chairs and Table, Antique Sofa, Player Plano. Victor Vic- troia, Singer Sewing M_schine,(new). Roll Top Desk, Small Safe- L. C- Smith Typewriter, Vacuum Cleaner (new). Four Squares 9x12 and _n nuntberof -smaller rugs and mats, Wilton Stair Carpet, Curtains, Pictures. Clocks, Silver. dishes and kitchen' utensils, etc.
'This furniture is practically all new. Sale positive. Nc
reserve.
J. A. McDONALD.
l -
li22il-2»l~Zli--- 'I‘ues.. VI/'od , Frid.
Auctioneer
£5
FLCUR AND FEED Now Aluuvlllc
The following well known Brands of FLOUR: -
QUEEN CITY BEECHNUT
BEAVER
CANADA'S BEST -
QUAKER PURITY
ROBIN HOOD
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
In Bags and Barrels
Also Best Quality ‘
ROLLED OATS ' AND OATMEAL '
ERAN
snorrrs
wrllTE .M|ool.lNos "
scHuMAcHEn FEED co1"roN sEEn MEAL
olL cAl<E MEAL
sucAn BEET MEAL
cosNM`EAL
cl=lAcl<Eo conn ~
wl-loLE coRN`
cow eHow
HEN cl-low ‘
l=l:En wl-lEA1' ’
ALL OF WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT LOWEST
PRICES.
- WHOLESALE
& RETAIL
We can quote you specially low prices on FLOUR In
5 AND 10 BARREL LOTS and FEED in TON LOTS, ex
our Railway aiding on arrival.
Call, Phone or Write for prices before buying.
A. HORNE & C0.
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6106- 1-Zlstusili.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
\ One Insertion .......... 10° per line nfl! words
Your lnsertluns lie per 'line olh words ltliht Insertion! 'lo per ling 015 won"
O%*%49+§%+ff*\&+94§+H %**V*N*it
Agents Wanted
Miscellaneous
5 SELL HOUSEHOLD NEC-
5 essitles greatest imaginable
demand. have business of ¥0\1\' own; make Bye dollars UD GUIIYI capital ol' experiellce unneces- sary. B. Garrefison. Brantford. out 11-11-121.
For Sale
F-OR SERVICE - PRIZE HOG.
i~‘nlcon'wood. \Superior'Dllke 10. Sim McDonald. Marvin Dicke, .llnnos |Mnntin, Kinross.
_ 0213,11.24.14li
L FOR SALE-SEVEN REGISTER-
ell Shorthorn bulls, 8 months to 2 year-s. cheap, -mslst sell. Apply J. S- Jenkins. 51 Grafton Street.
6211-23-31
-w*" F0iR SALE-TWELVE BREED-
ing ewes. Apply Wm. Mntch. -liboliy Penn. _ - a11e~'11 21 sl.
- Lost
JNO. A. MscDONALD, LAND
-Surveyor, llormanvllie, P. E. vi.
5854 10 23 lmo.
` FOR SERVICE-THE IMPORTED
boar Sbnwbridge Wonder. MU' Leod -Bros., Darlington.
6151-11-20-~ll.
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ro LE'r - -NlcE Funnlsrlso
front bed room .steam iheal.. APPIY Guardian office or phone 235-J.
il214,1°I.?¢4.7'I
' T0 LET-GROCERY STORE AND
warehouse_ Apilly “I GUSMIM .0m¢,_ szzo 11 2-1 ul.
Salesman Wanted
_-___- BALEBMEN WANTED FOR TI-IE "old Reliable ronullll Nu.~serles.' Start si. best sellin! |0090"- llbersl commissions. 01611151" territory handsome free outfit, “"9 lfsl, 'of new specialties.
tp , T ronto.
Stone & Weiiinl ll ‘heh mn
- - - --#.~ _ ' Los"r--sE'rwEEN cHAnLoT,'r£-
town and B. A. Mallotl.'s. York. Friday, Nov. 20. parcel contain- ing goods. Finder please leave at P. J. ‘MoDonald’s gore. Char- lottetown. 62 -511-24-2|.
LOST--NEAR OR IN CHARLOT-
telown pair 'hrllrik chains. Finder please leave n-t A. Holme- & Co.
6217-11.24.11
__ _
Mais lfcip Wanted 1
worker. Enrn while you 'ie-\l‘l\- wi-ne 1. L.c1o Guerilla"-
, pleymellt for Barbers. B0o0\\‘l0 ns-ber collese- Delnrlmellt "F
THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN
PAGE THREE
Central Guardian
- -SANTA CLAU8 HEADQUART- ERS Carter's Book and Toy Store.
6200-23-61)
DOLLSWAR-E, APRONS, towels,
novelties, Christmas gifts, at Unit- ed Church Basaar Thursday.
6234-24-21
YOU’LL REGRET It for the rent
of your life If you miss the big circus in the League of the Cross hall, starting tonight. 8233
THE WOMWN'8 ll-IOME OOM-
PANION Christmas number and a beauty. only 15 cents, by mail 20 cents, both just in, don't miss get- I-Illg 8 Copy at Carter's Bookstore.
- 6202-23-2i
$5.00 GIVEN AWAY free every
night at the big fair in the Lea- gue of the Cross, starting tonight. ' _ 6233
~POiL\ICE COURT- Nine- mlen
chargled with drunlkenness ut the Police Court yesterday -morning.
l lon.. was n..e.l- 330.00 or ll--lrly
days. six were flliird $10.00 ou' thli-rty days, and two we-re dis- missed. A proilli-lllnllon case was disllllissed. Four dog owners, for mm -payln-ent of dog tax. were flined fmnl $2.00 to '$5.00 or ten days in grlol.
..“Y." SECY. HERE ON Vi-SlT- Mr A. M. Gregg, General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., St. John, N. B., arrives in Charlottetown tonight on a short visit to the iocnl “Y." Mr. Gregg had the opportunity nf representing the Maritime Y. M. C. A.'s at the Worlds Boys Work Conference, Estees `Park, Colora- do. last year. and is visiting Char- lottetown in tile interests of -boys work. Mr. Gregg's many friend;-1 in tlllll city will welcome him back after nearly four years ailsolllfe. Willie here Mr. (iregg will assist in the orgnnizaliml of the Cllzlr- lottetown Y's Men's Clnil, which in meeting ill the “Y” tonight. Since leaving his position as Boy's Work Secretary f0r`-the Maritime Provin- ces, Mr. Gregg has been General Secretary at St. John, N. B.
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iMr. C. W. lMacA'rth1lr, New
York, is visiting .lr-lends In the dlty. `
lMes.srs C. W. iMll»cAlrtllur and Il.
J. Machu-re spent Sunday -in Brackiey Poi-n*t, thu- guests of Mr. land |Mrs. 'Colin Macllure,
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BRIDGEPORT. Conn., Nov. 23.-
A lllysierilnls knife wcilder, wihoae victims are young girls. added an- other to his list lust night, when Jane Alexander. 15, was stabbed in
)-the rigllt breast, This was the sixth stalbblng of a similar nature. within the last few months. The man ‘made his escape.
BIRTHS
KELLY--At Slirrrriorsiilc. Oct, 21. to Mr. and -Mrs. Everett Kelly. (nm-
ton.
ITEATHS . _
CURRIE.-The death occurred on Nov. 23, of Katherine McI.alne, ol Canoe Cove. aged 78 yellrs, and widow of the into Donald Currie. of Hillsboro St. Funeral notice later.
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RTA
-Tina Mc-Ivor) 11 son, -Charles l‘l'cfl-`
`l'-HE -BIG INDOOR -FAIR opens `
*Niche ll. me Lu-qua ef tl.. cms _
Hell. 5233
Lore or run -ron everyeeeyl ` , _
st the big fair in the League of 5. the Cross. starting tonight. 8233 ' -
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TIIIS .
Special Prices
THIS YEAR’ S PACK
'roMA1-oss ..... ..‘., ........ ....... 1se. srl... 95°
conn Ano PEAs.... . ....... ......1se.s'rl..§§;>
WAX BEANS . . . . . . _ _ --..-. 256. 5 Tins $1.35
CLARKS BEANS (Large) . . . . .. . ,. . . _ 25c. 0 Tins $1.20
PEACHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .,. . 304:- 6 Tins $1.50
REAR8 . . . . . ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 256, 6 Tins $1.00
PLUMS . . . . . . . . . . . .. ., . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 25c. 6 Tlnl 01.00
ASPARAGUS (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 501:. 6 Tlne $275
BEET-S (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 35:. B Tins $1-75
ASPARAGUS (Del Monte) Small . . . .. .,. . 356. 6 Tins 51.75
PEARS (Dei Monte) . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .,.'. 456. 6 Tins $2.40
l§EAcHEs fuel Monte) sneed ........ .. soc srl... $1.50
PEACHES (Del Monte) sliced _. . . . . . ase. 6 'rim $1.110
PEACHES (Dei Monte Sliced) . . . . . . . .. . 501:. 0 Tins $2.50
PEACHES (Del Monte) Halves . . . . . . .. . 30:. 6 Tins $1.50
PEACHES (Del Monte) -Halves . . . . . . . .. ., 351:. 6 Tins $1.75
PINEAPPLE (Dei Monte) Sliced . . . . . ... 400. 6 Tins $200
PINEAPPLE (Del Mlonto) Sliced . . . . . . . . 505. 6 Tins $2.50
PINEAPPLE (Del Monte) Crushed -‘l0c. 6 Tins $2.00
APRICOTS (Dei Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 30;0A‘TIns $1.50
APRICOTS (Del Monte) . . . . .. . . 501:. 5 Tins $2.50
Fsulr SALAD (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . .._ we 8 ‘rlns $2.10
RASPBERRIES (Dei Monte) . '. . .~ . . . . . .. . 500. 6 Tins $2.70
SPlN.ACH (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 30c- 6 Tina $1.50
CHICKEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40o, B Tin! $2.00
CLAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....., . . . ... 1Bo. 6 Tins 85::
ovsrsns . ..... . ., .................... ._ sos. e rl... sz.-to
sAnolNEs ...... ._-.T.... ..... ._ ..... 25.; e rl... $1.5
snrnM.l> .... ......... ........ ._ asc. erm. s1.so TUNA Flsl-l .... ...`4s¢.s'rln»sé.Tfo
CRAB MEAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 400. -6. Tins $2.10
HERRING (in Sauce) . . . . . . . . . . 181:. 6 Tins 90c
DEVILLED HAM! . . . .-.1 . . . . . . . . . . 10c. 0 Tint 50;
CORNED BEEF . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300. 6 Tins $1.-5_0
LUNCH TONGUE .. . .|.. . . . . . . . . .. .. 400. B Tins $2.00
l<lPPEl=l sNAcl<s _ 1oe. s 'rl-"feel
I N.D.MAcLEAN]
<°»>.._.-.ot IBO KENT ST.
Bsfe Bonds for investment
A. E. MACNEILL
137 Powlll St.
Telephone 704-L-
"‘"“°’°.“""‘i Q"f-'f-- -I-3' Cl. 1 tt t
` t in for sa esmen n 11
ra ntles Previous exper-' ara' e own
\ (10 . - .
- ilolillgffellot Ileccssary, but must boil Hotel C0., "
\ _* Queen Hotel
Since taking over this
Hotel we hsve spent many thousands of dollars ln repairs and improvements. It is new the finest Hotel of its olsss In the Msrltlme Prov-
inces. it* appeals to those ,who went s comfortable Hotel and splendid table and
excellent servieg at g msg". ste price,
Rates 03-00 s dey.
A .
Proprietors
' MIN L MoQUAlD, Manager
PIG EARNINGS STEADY EM”
expert in B weeks. Write Mole: _.___
E. D. Cinudet, Moncton: R. M.
Halifax; 34"-I-°'"|Stowart, Montague; Mr. and Mrs.
,,-____.-_-----*_'“‘ Hopwcod Rayner, Sherbrooke;
Nursing olive oenlel. New Alnlss; Alben
Worthiey and wife. Freehill, N. J.;
WANTED ___ ,UML Nugggg, Wm. B. -McNeill. Summerslde;
W. R. CARSON,
Do Cog Pho C0 Doctor of Chiropractic
Three Vssr Palmer Graduate may atom “_ Margaret Kelly, Montsl\l0- 0- L-
'mz °°“‘°"°‘ “°' '_ c1l . g sl; w..r. useless
lllqy fl# __ I I ,M,,|,.,. s12'uoQ,'l.nl1oI . _k‘;:¢§"'”_,§‘°';|\;_'°
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SALMON . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. . . .. 2.81:- 8 Tins 81.50
R.ARE»B|T..- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...10¢.6TInl50C
CORN SVRUP . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 25°. 6 Tins $1.25
CRANBERRY SAUCE . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . 45e. 6 Tins $2.40
PITTED CHERRIES 35c.8Tlnl$2-40
MAcEDolNEs (Mixes vegetables) 401:. 6 Tim $2-00
FRENCH PEA8 301:. 6Tlns $1.50
TOMATO -AND VEGETABLE SOU-P . - . . . . 151:. 6 Tlnn 851:
CHICKEN SOU-P . 20o 6 Tins $1.00
MILK (Small) . . . . . .._ .. ........Bo.6T|nl45¢
MILK (Lsrge) . . . . . . . . . . . . 10o.GTIns 80°
EAoLE MlLl< .... ........ alle. e‘rnns1.so
PURE STRAWBERRY I. RASRBERRY
J-AM.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .........`..81.00.8'l"lns$5.40
-MIARMALADE C G. B . . . . . . . . . . 01.00.8Tlns 05.40
POTTED MEAT . . . . . . . ...,. . . . . . . N0. 0 Tins 75c
~rp,s|.EcssAM soe.s~r|-|1112
BROOMS
` A Real I Good Broom I '
sPl~1C_1A_L Pmcn 50 CENTS EACH
Jenkins & Son
. GROCERS ‘
.
lwhlpped Up ‘
Hls Horses And
I TRURO. Nov. 23.-Two masked men made an unsuccessful attempt to hold -up Hurry S. Johnson, of Valley Sta.. near here, Bats-l~dsy llli-ght. Johnson failed to stop his horses when orde-red to -by the de- speradoes who thou sired a sho; and clinlibed aboard the wagon, only to be thrown off by the would-be vic- iilm who whipped his horses and flllude good his escape.
‘ THE MARKETS
I (Canadian Press.) I MoN'rnEA1.,Que., Nev 23-The foreign demand for wheat on the Montreal market today was fairly ,good and as cables i1l most cases were stronger and prices on the Winnipeg market lower, exporters were ill ll position ,tu accept most oi' the orders received for parcels ill nearby positions and lr. fair trade was dune.
Owing to the above there was a
steady demand from local -buyers for Manitoba for spring wheat -on ,tile spot here and _sales of No. 1 uortllerll were made at 73% cents ‘per bushel over the Winnipeg Nov- ulllller option, and N0. 2 northern ut four cents per bushel over c.i.t`. bay ports, and No. 2 feed oats chunged hands at three cents per bushel over the ,May option c.i.f.
The tone of the market for oats
was i'irnl umier a good demand for supplies. Cnr lots of Ontario and Queilec~No. 2 white were quoted ul. 53, No. Il white al. 511/2 and No. -i white at 491/, cents per -bushel. ex track, with Ontario maltinl! barley selling 851/¢ cents per bus- ilul ex truck. Willie tile undertone to nlurkets for spring and winter wheat grades of flour was strong- er. prices failed to show any change. The volume of business in llotil cases was moderate sized. Collsideruble buslllel-ls was fran sacted In the lnnrket for millfeed and prices were steady. The de uullld lol' standard grades of rolled oats was good und prices were Ii'ull'y nluilltzlllled.
Under 11 good demand for sup-
plies the egg market was firm. Prices for all grades of butter were well maintained and the trade volume was fair. The cheese market was quiet and steady.
OTTAWA, Ont., Nov 23-(Eggs)
-The general condition of the egg market. remains firm. Higher ten- dency to the nlarket is reported |`rom Charlottetown, due to lower receipts. A carload of Japanese eggs rolling from Vancouver to Molltreal has been diverted to Tor- onto. Toronto unchanged, country shippers paying extras 52, firstl- lll, making sales extras G0. iirste 52 f.o.b. A car of British Columbia fresh is due here today. Montreal price:-1 remain firm under short re- ceipts. Trolling of storage eggs is stolldy. Wlllnipeg market is steady. i<`l~enh receipts light. Dealers are quoting country shippers extras 65. firsts 55, seconds 32 to 33 iobblng fresh extras 70, firsts 56. -seconds 35, storage extras 46, firsts i2. seconds 34. Calgary extras $12.90 per case. firsts $12.00, sec- onds $9.90. British Columbia pul-- let extras $15.00.
Vnncollver egg market is firm.
dealers paying country points ex- tras X2. firsts 56. jobblng extras 63, firsts 61, seconds and puilets -50. St. John, N. B.. very limited isnppiy of fresh eggs are offering. l.loilbing fresh extras 65, firste 58 lst-leonds 50, storage extras 45, iiirsts 43, seconds 40. Charlotte- _!towll P. E. I.. wholesalers paying ,uolllltry points extras 53. firsts 45. ‘seconds 33. Poultry receipts are _|increaslng, chicken 14 to 20, fowl ,ll to 14.
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BAHNEGAT CITY. N. J., Nov
_23.-Father Neptune. who recently came to the rescue of fueiless hom- ies with hundreds of cords of drift- iwood cast upon the beach _by ]storms, has -supplied -Barnegat ,folks with millions of clams which |were out from their beds by chang- ilng ocean currents and landed here.
i Hotel
Victoria
. One of the largest and best
i equipped Hotels in Eastern f Csnsus. Contains 120 rooms. ' 44 of which hsve private
baths. Completely renovsted ln the past few years. Few Hotels throughout Csnsda and the United States have its splendid tsbie. Ceurteous service to sll Guests. Tele-
phones in rooms.
_ Rates 84.00 to $5.00 per dsy.
Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.
Proprietors
HARRY C. BROWN, Manager
Mr- D. 0- Stewart. Hummel-side;
Miss N. Hensley, Summsrside; L. W..Murdock. Murray River; A. E, Jamieson. Halifax; R. K. Kelly, HHIIIHX: V. S. Dimock, St. John: 0. E. Stephenson, St. John; J. W. Douglas. Toronto; E. (lagnier, Moncton: 1. c. whlieeoms, Msn- treai: J. D. Peters. Amherst; R. A. Macklin, Halifax: W. L. Brenton. Truro.
Geo. Green, II. Il. S-
Foiied Bandits
llnstke-I. -price. Green Brel. Allssy
-ment in the Cold Storage plant to
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Western Guardian
--NOTICE TO _FARMERS-JW0
will bay ltve .hogs st M-bony Dtntfon today, Nov. sith. Psyilq. highest
and Borden. 6231 24 Ll.
-MR. LEM McKAY will be tak-
ing both live and dressed poultry at Bradaibane Station Wednesday. November 25. .6282-24-li
-.IMPROVED-Citizens general-
ly will be pleased to learn that Councillor John Grady, Summer- side, has returned to his home from the Prince County Hospital. He is considerably improved.
-POTATOES-The sehr. G. W.
Kite, owned and' commanded by Capt. Johnston Rhynsrd. sud lond- ed with potatoes, cleared from this port on Saturday evening, bound for isaac's'I-Iarbor, N. -S., where the cargo will -be unloaded. after which the schooner proceeds to Arlchat, where the Capt will spend the winter at home. H-
--HEIFER KILLED.--On Friday.
November- 20, a valuable reg- istered Holstein heifer, belonging' to Mr. J, W. Waugh. New Annan, was run into and killed on the
Annan Station. The animal it is. said walked through a defective| railroad fence.
-RAFFLE8-The old time raf-
iles have lost none of their popu-
izens of Summerside pay enjoy- able visits to adjoining country' districts on the occasion ol’ these raffies. And some meet with great success; in fact one public official ill the town has filled his compart-
uvsrflowlng and still has some to spare.
-THE FREDENSBORG-The S
S. Fredensborg which left Sum- mersido about a week ago with a cargo of potatoes had a rather rough passage. She was out in a -levere wind and snow storm fOr three days and was compelled to put into Halifax. After replenish- ing her bunkers with coal she left for New York where she should arrive today.
--LAID TO REST-The funeral
of the late Mrs. William Bali took place from her late residence on Convent street. Summerside. yes- terday afternoon to the United Church thence to the Pe0DIB'5 Cemetery. Rev. Mr. /Boothroyd 0I" ficiated. The pall-bearers were! Messrs A. S. Mc'Kay, Willard Phil- lips, W. J. Lidstone, William Mut- tart. James Harris and F. J. 11.. Wright.
_c. M. B. A.-Mr. Harper. the
organizer for the Catholic Mullllll Benefit Association has been in Summersids for some time with tile result that the mem-bership of the local branch has been greatly increased. Recently 24 new mem- bers were lnitiated into the order. The first of the weekly sociais Wes held in the C. M. B. A. hall last night when a large crowd were present at a most enjoyable Social and Dance.
-GOOD MEAT--In some places
one sees wonderful displays of choice beef at Easter and other festive seasons. ln Summerslde- however. choice beef is displayed and sold in the different butcher shops at all seasons. A sufficient quantity is carried to give the cus- tomer whatever cut is desired. The butchers have a thorough and com- plete knowledge of their business which. coupled with their renown- ed courtesy, adds greatly to the pleasure of -buying meat in Sum- merside.
-DIED AT BEDEQUE-The
death occurred at Bedeque on Thursday. November 19. of Mr. William G. Taylor at the age of 82 years. The deceased was one of the oldest and most prosperous residents of Bodeque and was high ly esteemed by all who knew him. There are left to mourn two sons. Messrs. Edmond and Preston Tay- lor, both at home and one daugh- ter, Mrs. Fulton Simpson. of Bel- mont, Lot 16. The funeral took place on Saturday at 1.30 p.m from his late residence to the People‘s Cemetery.
--FOXMEN RETURN.-Practio
ally all the foxmen who went to Toron-to attend the fox show in connection with the Royal Winter Fair returned home to Summerslde and other points in Prince County last night. They report this yea.r's show ll grand success and say it was considerably better than any previous show. Th oPrincs County
prominence in the Toronto papers and one paper reproduced large photographs of Cspt. Fred Peters and Mr. Thos. Carruthers holding the world‘s champion fox owned by Geo. Callback, Snnllmerslde and another of the world's best.. The car containing the -prize winning foxes was wnylnid at a station west of .Mont-rosl and for that reason did not arrive in Summeralde last
h x e ot to
the car containing the foxes was
not on the train and Mr. George Callback remained to make sure that there be mo further delays in the car coming through.
-cot- PERSONALS
-Mr. James Johnston. Albany.
was among visitors to Summerside yesterday. _
-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacKinnon
North St. Elssnors, were in town on Saturday. H.
-Messrs Robert Hutchinson and
Percy Miller, Central. Lot iii, were ln Sumnlsrslds Saturday on busi-
Oflioe New Riley lloolt,
- -M.J ph'|f`fe,"Bla
°”°_'m "”"‘~' gn" m' wood.'"Aibo:t’:n.- Ines lest- greek.;
-_ r. ._ _ ~ _..,... . _ _ _ ' visiting is Sllmlnorslde. While
` N
' ' ' .. .. ...--1-_ .--.n
fllirvliwf
.ll sus
Ended by Taking Lydia
Pinl¢Ilem’s Vegetable' ' Compound' ‘.1
I”
lhslller, Sash.-
dlLs.every so of ps in my beck
not do sngething-
Yuletly in d. and m was this way sbou was worse after I was
epsfnm wlthnotshouse
Eve miles and there wnsnot s sdvlss me, ss nlyfelks live in Hy sister-in-law told me about Lydia I; Plnkbsnfs Vegetable Compound all t-oidmetotx ltookheredvlcesd have been mitral for it ever elses. After telling the medicine for these
months I cnu ss it has holptdme s lot sndlsmdoinwdne. Ismg hereo- ommend the sgstable Compound to others sndryou may publish ,my testi- monis.l."- rs. Hausa Bu.mo1»r.l"lld-' lier, Ssskat bewsn. - Often some ht trouble will cause general upsetwcg the system. sympwmsss nervousnelmsinful thnse,
-rite iiiiisié glifzsiiii
track between Clermont and Newiknzuluny' bukmh. md Muna.
lndiestlssome form of femelewsslmess.
E.Wési:\;l|: sobotlyleredshonldooglllzn Lygle
sm's e table
trlsl. This depenshls IIGIIIII thousands of women and lt Il
reasonable to expect that It will :lla
lnrity in 'Prince County. Many cit- y¢q_ ig ¢“”_ ye" ¢m"h¢
,this ink 0
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rl-ns olvs
A PERBONALITY PORTRAIT
By CRABWELL-Phone 002-L
Mako Your Appointment Todsy,
Bee Our New Essel Frsmss - -_l_..i.1l_
-- here she was tile guest of Mr. and
uigt. When the -fomn g Montreal they became aware that-
not on the iatrna lnEdfwardereta|
Mrs. J. E. Gallant.
-Miss Mnry McLean,
Sunlmerside for the past
-Hon. A. F. Arsenault.
town yesterday afternoon he installed the officers Of iottetown Council at the K. home last night.
furnished by Johnston and Members of tile Montreal Exchange: At. Top. and Santa. Fe Ry. New York Air Brake Co. ..-_ Americas Call Co. .. Am. Smelting und llcflig. C0. Anaconda Copper Min. Cc. ._ Canadian Pacific Co. N.Y. Cen. and Hud. Riv. i'l..lL Cuba Cane Sugar Co. .... Cuba Cane Sugar Co. Pfd_ international Pa-per Co. Standard Oil of N, J,
Chili Copper General Pet. Int. Petroleum Standard New York Westinghouse Reading C0. Southern Pacific Co. ....__....._. Union -Pacific Ry. U.S. dndustrlal Alcohol Co. .. United' States Steel ......._-..... Bell Telephone' .............-....._. Brompton Brazilian Fraction Howard Smith Pfd, ...........L..... Howard Smith Com. Spanish River Pfd. ._............-- Penmans ..._...................-.........
Canadian- Steamship Com.
Montreal Power ._..~.......-_......
BONDS
1934 Victory 1933 Victory
BANKS
Wheat-Dec_ 158%; May.
July, 189%.
ly 79.
Oats-Dec., 39; May. Wheat Dec.. 139%; May,
July, 141%.
Tired? Run Down?
i HUGHES’
Digestive Tablets
\I¢l.
Limited
I
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Abltlbl ................,...._.._........... Shawinlgan ...-.........._.._......_.160%
Canadian Steamship 'Pfd.
Bank Commerce Bank Royal ..........-_...-_...._..... -Bank Montreal
Souris,
who-has been visiting friends in
week
|€“V'~‘S !0ilHl’ for Charlottetown.
State
Deputy K. of C.. left for Charlotte-
where Char of C.
STOCK QUOTATIONS
-HALIFAX. Nov. 23.-Quotations
Ward, SLUCII
122% 08'/| 214'/g 121% -lrllé 148’/4, 127%
9% 45% 56 43% 28% 35 48% 30% 44% 73 86% 100% 144 78% 130% 189 23 75% 96 38% 113% 179 88%
10%, 54
207
Winnipeg Electric 47% Nationai1Brewerles 51 Can. Con. Smeiters 149%
103-50 105.20
223 248
258% 158*/11
Corn-Dec., 72%; May. 77%; Ju-
43%; 141%:
foxmen were given considerable Are You Nervous?
corrects disorders of the ner- vous snd digestive system-
when you ers "below the
' mark," when you sro nervous I or esn't sleep Hughes Diges-
tive Tonic is what you need.
Sold in 501: and $1.00 Bot-
Hugbes Drug 00.,
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