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‘Kellogg's iflllli ALI. IIIIlII ‘-IhsI',t Ill! II relieves constipation!

Holt-way measures mesh nothing m pm mmwoman or ehlld whose very existence lsjthreatened by the habitual

dogging o! the elimination channels. ‘

Foods with only part hrsn can never clean and sweep thejntesflnes in the nature-way as does Keiloggb Bran cooked and trembled.‘ 4 1 And, Kellogg's am. is}! delicious In flavor as it is posltiv All ltshsfetion, n u is eaten res“ M, _. 111M111... spoonfuls daily; ‘in cased," with

"been meal-it will permanently relieve

‘the most aggravated ease.

' Your health wIILbe greatly im-

proved within a brie! period l!» you

will eat this delicious Kellogg cereal.

3.... whet Kelloggfi Bran, cooked

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your loved ones. There ls no time to be lost in getting the relief that Kellogg ‘s Bran assures.

Kellogg's Bran ls delightful as a cereal, sprinkled over any hot or cold cereal, or served in countless appetiz- ing ways in baking and cooking. It makes tho best sort of pancakes, mu!- flns, raisin bread, maoaroons, otc., you over ate. And, each mouthful con- tributes to healthl Kellogg realizes are printedbn each package. Kellogg 's Bran work's for you all the time! Your physician will recommend Kelloggk Bren for constipation.

A plmply complexion or an offensive breath can both be overcome by tho regular use of Kellogg's Bran, which ls sold by grocers everywhere.

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‘ Ws sro showing some extra good values In Diamond Rings. Wstehes, Pearl Nocklots, Jewelry,

Corns In and let us show you sun goods. Wo srs exports In Watch rspslrlng snl slm to glvs the most sstlsfsetory results st . ssonsbls prices.

We will oomrlnos you that tho but plloo to hsvs your Wstoh ropslrsll lo st

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest fate- Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis, Good Strong Stock Comlmnies- l

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SHOP from Helium's Catalog. ODD LINEB In corsets. Spoc- laI $1.98--PI-‘IOW8E BRO8., LTD. 1 11-16121

30 DOZ. LADIES’ SILK AND WOOL tall hose. ‘scan: colors. Selling $2.40 .10!‘ ‘Qlffifi; PFOWBU Bros. 3*‘ _r' y" , .

1.1110159 long $111.1? flannelette night ‘Fl-wont. special $1.00 ‘Ind $1.25-P 0W8! BROS-I urn. ' ; ‘ ezalyje-zl

TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THREE WEEKS COURSE IN QIOME ECONOMICS tor glrlb. begins November 26th. Railway tare paid. Send application to Miss lg-lelen Harper. Supervisor Women's In- stitute by November 21st. 11-15-21.

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" VERNON OIRGUFT~ Announce- ments for SuMaY. November 18th. Vernon at 10.30 o. m.. Cherry Val- ley at. 2.30 p. m. ln the evening at Vernon at 7 ‘p. .m. the Sunday School Rally wlll be held at which an interesting mogravm, ol music and readings will be rendered, al- Pageanl. entitled "Girls 01' other Lands" will be given In costume, Rev. l-J. A. Westmorland. pastor.

INSURING PARCELS _. Th0 system cl’ Insuring parcels sent by 1nail which. at the present time ap- plies to all parcels addressed to bolnlu in Canada and United Stut-

es. has been extended s0 ax to In- clude parcels

I01‘ Great Britain. Tl1c extended service goes Into ef- lblh November, so that

sad to Great Britain 1noy be insur- ed by the Post Office.

p PERSONALS

Nlrs. h‘. It. Richards, Vzuicouvcr, is a guest at tho Victoria Hotel.

Mr. i”. J. ileckerlzy,‘ Hamilton. is 11f the (2110011 llotcl.

Ilnu. ltlurduck Kennedy, llrudul- 1111110, Is In the city.

Messrs Nelson Molyneaux and John Molyneuux, Ilmdalbnne, are at the Revere llotel.

Maj. l~‘. l‘. Bradford, (‘ape (Hui. Is on lmslness In the city and is rcgIslem-(l Al. the llotel Victoria.

Mr. l-lurry (Jurrz111,l"rlslon Road is spending H111 week cnd at Free- Lawn.

The Misses llalllc ll. And Hclen [Was-t of Charlottetown urn spend- |l11g the wet-k In Winnipeg the guest ‘of their Mother, Mr. T. G. West.

lllrs. Anne West Saunders has

rnlurncd In the t-Ily after a very pleasant visit with firlends at Union York 11ml Pleasant (lrove. I Mr. 111111 1111-11. .1011“ '1'. Glow. ‘Pleasant. (trove. zu-o leaving this mornlnc for Annldale. N. lL/whcre they will lake up their residence I11 l.l1c future.

nus. John Kennedy and daugh- ter, Olga. returned home last oven- lng after spending the summer wllh licr sons I11 Washington.

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You will find rat this store a real big assortment of Thermos Bot- tles including the pint and

quart sizesjllher- mos Kits, Drink- ing Cups, Refills,

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Call in and see our assortment.

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Ths Ousllty Drugstore

Phone 33

EYOUR DAUGH- 1 TER’S XMAS E If you consult

, with daughter you .will discover how

1 happy she will be r ‘to give photo- » graphs this Xmas to friends and f playmates.

Make the 8P- pointment today , with 1

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LADIES SILK sosrves assorted shsdes $2.211 to SBDO-PHOWSE BROS. LTD. ~ .11-16-2I

ODD LINE-S In ladies dork blouses. Special $1.49—PROW8E sacs. 1.1-0. . 1140.21

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. will Drench Wed. 21st and Thur. 22nd at Cole- man at 6.30 p. m. " '

THE BEST ON THIS ISLAND- Another big shipment ot our ele- gant Wheeling yarn just in. nearly half Ion. Best fall grades by skelns 25c. Prowse Bros. 2i

CRAP/IUD AND SPRINGFIELD Church o! England service In Springfield next Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and In Crapaud at 7.00 p. m. Sermon subject. wIlI be "Christian Reverence.“ All ‘are cordially In- vlted.

STEAMER SAILS-The steamer "Ubbergen" sailed for Havana this morning with u cargo of potA-toea and hay. loaded ‘hy N. Rattenbury Ltd.. H. J. Philippa and R. E. Mutcb. Steamer Jacob Maerék ls clue Saturday morning to load Another cargo for some destination.

A SPECIAL MEETING of thcj’. l]. I. Temperance Alliance will be held In the Board oi‘ Trade bulld- mg, Charlottetown, Tuesday. 20th. IusL, at ll a. m. All Temperance societies 11nd churches are ontllled lo representation-A Mortal, Pre- sident. ll

.CORNWALL filfiCUlTw-Servlvaes on tho Cornwall Circuit for Sun- day, Nov. 18th are as follows: Rov. II. Pierce at Cornwall 11 ‘am. and 7 pm. Hampshire 3 p.m. Mr. Geo- rge Crcwys at North Wiltsblrc at 7 p.111. ~

SCORING FOXES HERE -Mr. Geo. Bruckott, oi‘ Boston. is in the city and ls a guest at the Hotel Victoria. Mr. Brackett Inakes a specialty of scoring foxes accord- 1111: lo 11 system which he lms orig- Iuuled. lle ls scoring foxes for Mr. W. K. Rogers, Mr. John A. Lea and others in this province.

Hi-Y Club 01 Y.M.G.A;

M1‘. l.. A. Iluckliry, Y. M. C. A.- Nullunul Iloys‘ \Vn1'k. Secretary of 'l‘oro11to arrived in Charlottetown, “Hadnosday morning from Sum- mcrsido and will remain until Fri- day Innrniug.

'l‘llo. III-Y Club m‘ the Y. M. C. A. “'11s ro-orgaulzorl Wednesday night In the‘. Association building with Mr. L. A. Buckley or Toronto as tlm chlct‘ speaker. This is tho third your oi the, In;

anco lust night this organization, which is organized for Clean Speech. Clean Living and Olsen Athletics, Clean Scholarship wllll havc a better and more useful your‘ than ever. ' v _ M1'. Buckley challenged this group to do tho things they were organized for or quit, and ho out- lined u tentative program that if followed would ‘bu productive ol‘ great results including service tacks in lligh School, Vocational Guidance or a Find Yourself Calu- puign. Older boys life problems discussions. Debating. Glee Club. Orchestra, Athletic Meets, Leu-

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Wo beautiful Hosiery to match.

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Mr. Buckley during his address spoke of the way HI-J. Clubs could lmlp their school and promote a loyalty to the school and to Dloy- lug the game of life square.

Many illustrations Ivllflre 1119 heroism o! a school boy has saved many situations were aptly given by Mr. Buckley. ’ The reports from the delegates who attended the iii-Y. meet. in Muncton during the week cud, gave mo boys the information that the Iii-Y. Clubs thought the Maritime-s were in (Inc shape. . .

Much was accomplished at ‘this first blzlrillme conference moot. in Itloncloil. Delegates were present from Sydney, Yarmouth. St. Jolm. klouutou and. Charlottetown. It

“'11s voted that this convention be l1eld amlually. - Program for Ito-organization

Mectlxlg of Charlottetown Y. M. C. A. Ill-Y. Club.

ClmIrmau-—.I. ll. Williams. 1;1'1u-e’—Rev. 1.. A. Buckley. S1111per-Served ‘by lmdlcs Aur- lliil1'_v.

S1111: Song-Led by Mr. Ferris. ltovlow 0i’ Last year's work-- James Idnrquharson. James Cam- 1-11111, ll. A. ‘Pcndleton.

Add1'es.-1—--A Challenge to lligb school BOYS, Mr. 1.. A. Buckloy. l-llestion of Offluem as follows- .I. A. Furquharson, Prlxsidenl. Earl l-Amcs, Vice-President. Brauwell Chandler, Secretary. Monroe Mt;- bend, Treasurer.

Plan for season's work. Discussion. Adjournment.

---——-Q0¢———-— The ‘Mitchell Inqury 1;.11.111111@11_1T<>Tn—1-sg@ SIX 1111111111; 11 Imngalow on that plot,

“'11s it thou‘! . A. Yes. we thrashed the question

. out and l said that I would like a

bungalow bull: with at least five rooxus. Wu asked l1Iin what this would 110st and ho said 200 pounds: would sco it comfortably through. Q. Did you close the bargain? A. Yes.

Q. What was the bargain?

A. We bought 10% acres at 50 pflnljflfll (iupt. Dutlile and myself. Q. Neither of you are married‘! A. No.

(l. Aud you llTOllD-Sfill to live to- gether and work together cu this land jointly‘!

A. Yes. _ MR. INMAN: Is Lllcrv 11. Ilungul- ow m1 that laud‘!

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL! W0 will comu to tllut In due time. What about the bungalow that was to be built?

A. It was to be built icr pounds over and above that?‘ Q. What was the total amount that you agreed w any?

A. We agreed w pay 525 pounds for the 11.1111 1.1111 200 pounds for the bungalow, making o. total 0f

Ins/-

200

725 pounds.

Q. Dld you gel anything In writing‘! _

A, Yes, be gave us o. rccc1pt for the money.

Q. llow much did You PM’ llil"? A. l puld hlm bait‘ tho amount. 3112 111111111111 1o shilllulw. and 011111- Duthlo paid half.

Q, Was them anything (also lu writing except tho cheques 171B! you guvu hl1n,—u11 , acknowledg- mmn, in writing, signed, ul‘. the purchase?

A. No. except thul. wbcu l can! my cheque l wrote saying that was lmylng tho land and the 11111111111011 teuctllur wllb Bevi- Duthln.

Q. Dld you keep u. copy of that?

A. Yuri, but I sent the copy oi my letter to Capt. Duthlo. It reads as follows:

leldgoblll. S. Ilcvou. 13111 June, 1923.

' Dour Mr. Mitchell:

luuclocc 111111111111. vuluo 362

pounds 10 shillings In settlement o! my hull’ share with (Zulflflln Duthlc I11 a 10% acre ranch and 200 pounds bungalow In connection with your settlement scheme. at Prince Edward island. I Hllolllll be glud to rucclvo n11 acknowledg- ment of same. I take it that an

early start will be made of the construction o! lhe bungalow. H0 that It may near completion by

tho time Capt. Duthic and myseII arrive out there. i will Ict you know as soon as I hear on what

boa-t my passage has been booked hy the Indian office. l wish to thank you for your kind hospital- Ily sbown to mo last Monday night and hopo that you will dlno with me on my return from Devonshlre at the beginning at noxt month.

I remain.

Yours Islthtlnlly.

A. H. HULTER. Qlapt. . Dld you get a reply to that? Yes. . Have you It with you?

No.

. Dld you get a receipt‘!

. Yes, but I left my papers at home In the Old Country.

Q. You psld yours In one pey-

>0 PD _>£

Nerf Mopre

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REGAL

A. We drew up a deed ol‘ partner- ship between us and It was Mr. Mitchell that got tho deed togeth- cr 11.1111 wu signed It In his prescri- Cl!

O

A. It was prepared by Mr

Country?

we got out therapy“; no bungalow

Q. Dld he make any meut for taking care of you this side’!

w tho necessary people met us ut Hall ax and took us along. We came to the island aild bad a look at the land.

Q. Dld you know Capt. Dudley previously?

A. No.

Q. l-le mot you ‘.11 l-Iollfax 11nd brought you ovm‘ bore‘!

A. Yes.

Q. Dld you go through Borden to Emerald‘!

A. No, we went from Borden to Charlottetown and stayed the nlght at Charlottetown and went out by car lo Emerald. lie showed as the land and It. was not the block that we supposed It was not number I15. The reason luv gave was ‘lbut there were no roads built on the plot we had chosen. In London wc were told that every- thing was completed. that 0111-. block was practically settle-d, that '\ll those plots bud been taken up.

from

111d that on the other block there marten-x of tho plots had been taken. and that we were. only

lust In limo In get our plnt of laud In block 2. When wc urrlwul wc sujd we wvre Ihu first ps-olvlv out. lwm and wc did not got lhc plot that we liml chosen Iu London. We got a110lhcr plol which we did 1ot like, 11nd we would not have Inytlilxlg to do with the proposi- Zion.

t). ‘flivrv was 110 l1u11g11lou"?

A. N0. except that 1101110 scanti- ‘111: bud been dumped out on llm zround which we understood had been done since we came t0 the

that we paid a very. big price. 100 big a price.

the-re?

A. I should not like ‘l0 I.ry it.

Q. You were not long I11 finding fiul that you could not selll vegetables In Emerald"

A. No, not long.

Q. Have you lakon any stops to get I11 Pouch with Mitchell since cooling out?

A. Yes, we wired l1I111 saying that Wu W111") dlsutlsflczl with the uzhomc and wanted e. refund oI noncy we paid In London.

note back saying that he 1endlng Lloul. Jackson out. born

who would g0 into Ilm matter.

, MR. INMAN: Have you that! ‘otter?

A. YOK. it rouds us follnvrs:-~

Yeoman House. 351-32 H111“, narkel, London. S. \\'.l. , 27th Sept... 1921i. 1 Capt. A. Ii. liutlrer , l Corc of The ltoyul Bank ull

Canada. Charlottetown. i’. E. l.. Canada. Dear Captain ‘Butler. _ I received your Iolegruoi that? you desired the rnfuml gllitfilllllrlhl l have already nutllcd 1t letter‘ with regard In this to you Captain Dmhlo about ll xgo; l thought that. It was only 11.1 very fair thing for ma: to d0.

week 1

this your. they will 111111111111 1110111. 50 all told. 11ml llwrv ls 1111f‘ lnubt whatever that. lb: Colon?‘ will I111 filled up by 1u-..\'l your. m1 sorry tlmt a Int ul‘ Hnlllflrs ha v11

of you 11nd lluplalu Ilulhin. ‘d. 11:4 you wIlI apprcululv. and I

will therefore svnd Ihis lnulrzullvv. m tho condition mentioned I11 my

l). Was II prepared by n solicit- r"

Mitchell. l don't know whether he

got the opinion of a solicitor or not. . .. Q. When‘ did you leave the Old

'A."0n"t1le' 25th of August. I paidJuymwney on June 13th and , ho promised-to have thebungaloit- ready by the‘ time we got but, I11 reply to my ‘Inquiries. And when

arrange- Oll

A. You, he Iold‘ Capt. Dudley Io meet us at Halifax and he was w show us around and introduce us who would help us along. Capt. Dudley

Island. But If we had not arrived read that If Butlnr and Duthle

probably It would not be there at. appeared not satisfied with the

Ill. _ » 1.114! :11 l-luneruld. this guurnnlm Q. You were not salislie-Ii with Ivould hold 200d.

luur property? MR. INMAN: You have not go’. A. No, and from inquiries 1.1-1». that?

made about the land we think A. Ne. i1. was cublz-rl m (‘mun

Q. Now that. you are nut howl Mr. 'l‘l11.1111ps<111 and Inlllm: him 1n: you satisfied Lhal. you run llml. We wI-rc not. rmlisfivd will: nuke a living 011 ton zlcres uul. 1111-. scheme; and Mr. 'I'h¢1n1|1so11

: nl‘ vonsldurublu

l. 1'5"" . . c5- l) ENUS in the-New Handy Size is expctly right for sli lng into your travollh: . ' Convenient for 0Q} decals-and club loclsor. Smaller in sin. less in ' ' -~but the some worl re- renowned product.

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the Colony Area. I am Lleut. Jackson, R. N. out there. l-ls will arrive in about ‘three weeks and will assist you in the work. He. will gt: lnlo the above thorough- ly with you. Hoping you and Cllpl. Duthle 11m well _wlth kindest rc- gords and best wishes.

Yours most sincerely Ialgnmll ANDREW FRASER MITCHELL FOIL Till-J GOVEILNB MFINT OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. ' Llnlc did wc know about "coloug ol‘ pioneers" Ibul '11,- lers w!

Q. Can you explain 111111! be means by a "refund guaranteed" A. We bad cabled hlm: "Inter viewed Thompson. Dissatisfied‘ with scheme. Deslrre refund as guar- anteed. Reply uaro n!‘ Royal Bunk, Charlotlelouul, IIIVTLI-Jlt AND DUTiilE."

Q. What dld you moan by 1.11.11‘!

1

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Dmlluy said that Mr. blltcliell salll that If W11 did not cure for the land I111 would give 111-‘- uur mmuw IIack. Q. lllltcholl did not tell you that I11 llm Old Country, did ho’!

A. No, but Dudley showed us a cablogram from Mr Mitchell that

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owed II. L11 us. “H:

cabled Ilwu. zlru-r in|..,-v1..“»,',,.,

offered us Iwlv-r- tlu. ;.,,,<,,,,,¢_ “f land that we luud Already" p1m-h.'1.-:-

sending

A. When we saw the land (TapL.

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