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The TOOKE “CLUB” Collars have b¢C0m¢

d serve (Q be, New York Nationals .... 2 1

remarkably popular-as they C Fourth mm Z

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' Athletics win world's champion-_

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l First game 1 R. H. E.

Philadelphia Americans ...G 11 l

w New York Nationals _t1 0

` Second game :

H A New York Nationals 3 7 2

BAND |54|NCl"| BAND ruitudetpniu Amerr¢aus°f._..o a 2

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pionship.

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»-.Ranch-Bred Island Foxes .» Pure Bred Black $15000 a pr-

Sharr holders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are

paying only $15,000 u piir for the three psirs of ranch-bred Island black foxes after deducting the co~t of ranch equipment, organization and stock-selling exprnses

The foxes owned by this cr»rnp.m_v are '_-e`ected from flue

Tuplln, Raynor, Dalton and Champion strulnsgull Class A foxes.

Free Ranching the First Year

Nu charge whatever is made for runchlng the first year nud

the comrmny`s assets invlutie :1 tlnce-:tcm ranch with ali modern improvt nr nts, splendldly equipped. -

Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.

Paid up capital $54,000, shares Smo erch which can be ob-

tained lr ni any of the directors or from

Fur Farmer’s Bureau & Exchange Ltd

Victoria Row- Opp Post Uflicc

[IIE llllilll PISI ~SlI$IIlI‘ SHIIES lil |913

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Third g

Philadelphia Americans 8 12

Philadelphia Americans 6 9 0 New York Nationals ._ 5 8 2.

Fifth game :

Philadelphia Americans 3 6 1 New York Nationals 1 2 2

First game : R, H. E. Chicago Americans . 6 11 2 Chicago Nationals 4 12 3

Second game :

Chicago Nationals 6 9 Chicago Americans .. 5 11

Third game

Chicago Nationals _ 3 10 0 Chicago Americans . 0 4 5

Fourth value 1

Chicago Americans ..l_, 5 13 3 Chicago Nationals 2 7 1

Fifth game 1

(‘hir.-ago Americans 2 10 0 Chicago Nationals 0 3 1

sixth game

Chicago Americans 11 1 Chicago Nationals 9 1

Cleveland Nups defeat burgh

3 3

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Pirates .

First game : R. H. E. Cleveland Americans 3 11 2 Pittsburg Nationals 0 2 3

Second game :

Cleveland Americans 2 6 0 Pittsburg Nationals 1 7 21

Third game

Pittsburg Nationals ._ . 4 8 0 Cleveland Americans 3 9 2

Fourth game :

Pittsburg Nationals 5 67 0 Cleveland Americans 0 8 2

Fifth game : ' Pittsburg Nationals 3 '- Cleveland Americans 0 3

Sixth game

Cleveland Americans -1 8 3 Pittsburg Nationals 0 5 4

Seventh sainc

Cleveland Americans 4 ti Pittsburg Nationals 1 8 Browns und Cardinals tied lor

Louis Championship

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MULASBUIT MEAL

(llughes' Patent) I

THIS CATTLE F009 Isa pure product of the Sugar Cane,

the richest grass in the worl-I, only the digestible pith of the

cane hem; us d to absorb the rrtol-\s;-<~.~z, zu p c. of this pllh will absorb S . |» v. of loucerrtr-itc.i runlasses. Molnvcuit is pure cane moln~sc_~, n»inu‘; the waltr, which is d~ie.i out, sul terlaccd by the dlg's'rl>'c mth,

It is thc mod raw, rrrzivtirzihle :md cvr\tt'\rtric-ul nieaus of

handling nrol.l~'~;ts, rind 'in the In-sr f for fir ftcdidg to all stock.

Whau fed to cows, it will iu:rc:i e the qtmutivy :ml quality

ofthe milk.

\Vhen fr-rl to hor es it improvt s tlnir cordili-'ln :md v orklng

powers. Give llr- in a handful or so with their other food when they com.: in tired after rr drty’s work redu ing the oats by the

mount or M0|,i\5¢U|'|‘ uuuea. '

is extensively used I11 Deurcrztrn, Arge ntine,

South Africa, Mauritius, Inciii, Australia and of cours: in England. '

The Canadian farmer will not be slow to grasp its value. MULASLUITIS the rlche-.t sugar fuotlfcolitaiuiug as it

dues over go p c. of sugar.

CARVELL BROS.

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First game ' ' R. I-1.' E. St, Louis Nationals 1 1 0 St. Louis Americans 0 4 1

Second rrnmc Z

St. Louis Nrrtiomils 4 G 0 St. Louis Amerie ms . l X 2

Third game St. Louis Americans .... 8 15 2

Paris Doctor Says

Dandruff, Falling Hair are

mntologist of France.

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Fxzucuvux, Olrr. juz. agth rgro

“For thirty Eve y:nr;I(a;d I niitnow

n msn over seven

terréiglte likilirea-l'ro.x`;\’(h1nsli€dlioix. “Nd ms w rem or p ysicism I ¢mPi°!i¢<|» Ulgmrealt was always the same- m e get A cure. About

giyaisohsgrll read the testimonial of on. u Costignn regarding “Fruit lives" pad I decided to give them a

franc uaedu;‘P;i-pi;-n-tiareall evsesince. ey are e an ` ` that suited my ease. If il whre nolmfld:< "Fnut-a-tives” I nm satisfied I could

Mr. Prondfoot is one of the prominent

farmers of Prescott Count and has been Treasurer cf_ Caledonls_ Ilownship for mrs. “Fruit-a-tives" is sold at 5oca

.6for$l.5o-trialsise, 25c. bydealers

or from Fruit-n-tives Limited. Qttsws.

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St. Louis Nationals ...... 5 9 1 Fourth frame :

St. Louis Americans 2 St.. Louis Nationals 2

Fifth game : -

St. Louis Americans 7 13 0 St. Louis Nationals 6 10 1

Sixth game

St. Louis Americans 6 11 1 St. Louis Nationals 2 8 3

Seventh game

St. Louis Nationals 5 7 2 St. Louis Americans 2 5 , 2

Eighth game :

St. Louis Nationals 1 St. Louis Americans 1

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CHILDREN DID NOT EMBARK.

DUBLIN, Oct. 23-There was a re-

marsable demonstration here yester- day of the power of the Irish priests About fifty children of strikers were waiting in the labor exchange to he taken to England to remain there until the labor trouble is settled. The children's parents had consented to their being taken to England, de- spite tbe Archbishop’s warning. Many English women were in charge ofthe gathering when priests arrived at the Exchange and read the Arch- bishop's pronouncement and appealed to the parents not to allow their children to go emphasizing the dangers of allowing children to he sent to Socialists’ homes in England. The mothers of the children there- upon decided that they would ,not consent t`o the sending of the child- ren despite dissenting murmurs from the fathers. _

An English philanthropist, Mrs,

Nfontefiere, offered to zive security that the faith of the children would not be interfered with, but the priests were ohduratc and the wo- mcn took most of the children home.

A MINISTRY OF LAND WILL

BE GIVEN T() ENGLAND.

“Und by I Ml¢I‘0b¢-|712 s\vru'DoN,`mig1ana', october zz-

sdngefllund |)\‘0V¢s il, [Chancellor of the Exechequer Lloyd-

_k Geor this afternoon dotted thc I's

89.

D,-_ gauge,-bond is the leading dev :ind crossed the 'l"s of the speech in

which he lnurlgrlrnterl the govern-

T0 prove his theory that germB|p;e;1t\’s lnpld Icy!-.irrttpirirgri at tlictltfoid on cause dandrufl he infected a guinea' C “’°_i` ~ C "m 5"’ ‘ii 1 “"‘S pig with these' microbes and in aibis object to free British lund from

short time the hair from the auimal's

world.

It is just because it is the only

prescription or hair tonic that is ab- solutely sura to kill the dandrufl germ.

It is guaranteed to cure dundrull,

stop falling hair or itching scalp in

clean and cool and free from obnox- lous odors. Parisian Sage is a pleas- ant and dainty hair dressing that

tre into faded and lifeless hair in

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Perfodical Inspections ol' Steam Boilers fxperl Advice On

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\ Insurance Against dll Lon Or Damage To Property And lon 0l Life Ami Personal lniuries

Parisian Sage comes in large 0-

Hair" is on every bottle.

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uopular in London. at Stanley

Navy, Ccrise, Paddy, Laws Grey and Black. $2.50 each -Stanley Bros.

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MAIL CON'l`RA(l'l`

Sl'IAl.ED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster'Generul, will bo re- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 28th November, 1913, for the conveyance of 1-lls Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for four yours, six times per week over

Caused By Boiler Explosion Rural Msn mute Ne. 1 rr-om cure- Th’ S- S- "CIW °f 5Yd11¢1

man, P. E. Island from the Post- "limi ‘.7001 M°Ul¥¢9»i Siimhy

_ master Gener:~.l’s pleasure. morning October 26th will be due

For Particulars apply ta Prima notices containing rur-our 3; Ch-Town "pu,,d,,y enning

;“;;’;:’“2lg:t::ctt° n‘;‘;';‘“°;:"'"‘;; 1:5 October 28th and ssllofor St. Johns

W C MA blank forms of Tender may be ob- Newfmmdhnd vi. Sidney Cr B'

_ . ,o _ e , mmd at the Post omg" 0, Cow carrying produce and live stock at

man, Brac and other route ofllcel and l°'¢3¢ FUSSIMG fill! F0! fl\f\ll¢l’

landlordism and get the people back

body disappeared. ‘On it-

parisian sage’ which can now bel The two purposes the liberal gov u|,tuincd au over Canada. has an iimicrnmcrlt had set itself, hc said today mcnsc sale and is highly recommend-I‘"""" to “tract *md V3 fetiiin the ed by physicians in all parts of thelrurul population on the land und to

devise means to develop both the quantity und the quality of the agri- cultural products of the British Isles. Everything, he asserted, would bc subordinated to the attainment of these two objects.

As the first step, said the chancel-

two weeks or money 1-,a¢i._ lor,_ it was purposed to establish ul

In warm weather it keeps we scalp ministry of lands, with control snui

supervision of all questions dealing with the users of land both in town and country, and the functions of

"az 'i°”7zM"“'i'“'“"ih”“M“°i' will put a bewitching charm andlus- the l>l'0S¢“li i’0l\l‘d Of °g\"iC\1it\\\'0

would be transferred to thc new min-

‘“°“" one week. It is distressing for any ISUY.

_ _ woman to have dull, unattractive The EOVHFHIUUHK. 110 said. ini-911600

i "'?'- E ' fm' ’ ’ f’ " 5 hair und women so unfortunate should £0 "lk" the 111115 “Ut 01 Chancery-

- - - -- -1--W -- uso irgrisinn 5Bge_ l-lerenftur if n landlord found thut

"some silly settlement" hnmpcrcd

_ 5 » ’ " ' ‘ l mutt bottles at Geo. E. Hughes and his scheme for improving his land.

is sold by leading druggists every- IN’ 00\li¢l KDDIY £0 U10 miY\IFU`Y Gi whci-¢_ "The Gi;-\ Wm; uw Annu" lands, which would cnahlc him to

over-ride thc barrier.

The new ministry he continucrl,

would operate through commission-

- New Satin Underslrirfs with ers, who would uct ut it juarcut cup-

EN R nm-'ow knife pkned "ounce 5° ucity and have the some power to rg- ' . ducc rents on small farms, as thc

Scottish courts now possess.

0F B108. per pnfml post Two Large farmers Tlso arlould have

' the right to nppes to c commis-

shades purple’ Bluch Roynl' sioncrs for a reduction of rent if the

action of thc state caused ri rise in the wages of the farm laborer.

Silk Sale for one week

T0l'0Ill0. - Yard _wide Psillelles and

Messalmu, regular $l.l‘0 p r _vard in every wanted color s' 894: a yard- Stanley Bros.

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I Inipggfpf ` __ at the odlcc of the Post Omoo In- plfflcu lfsll to freight Intl pls

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'victor' gfxhdawrgalicléf :‘;,P‘.§gi¥r?IN'»3°LL °‘_,,°°' in eminem seermfry ll' M- I* I "

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MONTREAL, Oct. 33-Benf-amlu Allen of Toronto. was today elected Sovereign Grand Commander at -the annual meeting- of the ‘Supreme Coun- cil of Canada of Ancient and Accept- ed Scottish Rite of Free Masons. f The allies of Treasurer General also went to Toronto, E. T. Malone, K, C., being elected, and as Toronto is the home of the new sovereign Grand Commander, the next meeting will he held there. '

Lieut. ‘Governor for Ontario, Sir

John Gibson. retired from the chief omes alter ning _vsars continuous ser- vice. J. H. Winfield Halifax, was one of eight called to the coveted honor ol being 3 thirty-third degree Maso_n.

nic. Amr-:moan RAILWAY

ru Nunn or MoNEv_

BOSTON, Oct. 24.- Howard Elliot.

chairman of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford directorate. and Morris McDonald, president of the Boston and Maine Railroad. appeared before Inter-State Com- merce Commissioner Charles A. Prouty and the public service com- missioner of Main New Halnllsllife Vermont and Massachusetts, here to give assurance that any increased re- venue allowed the Boston and Maine would be expended properly. _

The statements of Messrs. Elliott and McDonald were made at the hell* ing in petition of the Boston und Maine freight rates. \ _

Mr. Elliot told the commissioner

that the New Haven Road controlled the Boston and Maine and wus vitnl- ly interested in its success. Tire Boston and Maine he said, must meet obligations of $27,000,000 within U10 next six months or go into the hands of a receiver. If the B0St0l\ and Maine failed and had to bc rc-or- ganized the New Haven investment in the road would be entirelv lUSf~~ The New Haven road, he said, was having an exuminntiorrof the Boston Maine property made by Samuel 1\i» Felton, the receiver for the l’crc Marquette ruilroad with a View to determin ng whether more money could be raised on it through bnrrklnif interests. A report from Mr. Feltnll is expected within thirty MYS-

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0YSl`ER CULTURE

Nctice of Applications for Oys-

ter Leases in

St. Peter‘s Bay, King’s County. Pownal Bay, Queen’5 County, New London Bay, Queen’.s

County.

Oyster Cove, Prince County. Indian River Prince County. Shipyard River, Prince County Barbara Welt River, Prince

County.

Tr) on River, Prince County. Applications on the regular

printed forms will be received by the undersigned for lease of barren bottoms for Oyster Culture in the abovc mentioned waters up to and cn the first day of November ne xt

Each application will require lo

be accompanied by cash. certified cheque or P. O Order for Three dollars, to pay 'cost of drawing dup iicate lease and registering same-

Copics of plans, u1,‘.pIica`ion

forms, form of lease and leasing regulations are deposited and may be inspected at the following places: -

Office of the Provincial Secret-

arY» Charlottetown.

Store of McEwen & Co., St.,

Peter’s Bay.

Store of H. D. McEwen. Morell, Store of Harry Cox, I/forell. Store of A. J. MacLeod, Stanley

Bridge.

Store of Weir & Pyle, Stanley

Bridge.

Store of James Kennedy, Ken-

slngron.

Leslie MacNutt at store of P_

MacNutt & Sons, Mslpeque.

idProthonotsry’s Oice, Sulnmer s e

Olliee of Hon. James McNeill.

Snmmerside;

E. Boswell at store of Wright

Bros. Victoria

Oiee of M» C. Delaney, North

Trios. ` `

. A Moore. Road Muster,

Pownal.

ARTHUR NBWBERY

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The big manisn’t big in spite of the Telephone-its becausaof it, to a

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The hone will brin v on business-it will rove its worth in better retur us

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