lozeueslo“olriozo;~ldf;cz_ _ Suffered. foi-"IS ‘yea. with C0llslipafign_ ~ Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings relief in 3 weeks

Tried cvery- Clelvoe your system o! constlpa-

thins. Evan oP- ii°i'.“ ‘Ievflwtios poisons with oration. Uni)’ » llliloliilZseliblthylllilillgliflllhlalnblysigml K 3 l I 9 _I 8'10; Wflélllni: the intestine clean, stim: hdpd hum . plating normal, healthy action.

Eat two tables

in chronic c pnoufvils daily-

cflstipstion paves the way to as“, with every mum

man harrowing diseasel-Blllflrqalf esten regularly. Kello ' Whig 1118' WW9!‘ "Pflel I 1715889’ Q llRAN is guaranteed to h5g1; his‘: of er: . - a nnnent relief or your grocer re- Ljiavs been IIIlIII your ALL-IRAN guy-n; the purchase price‘ ‘Keb fad [he nut three weeks has lngg!s ALIPBRAN is mad . Lo d .10 imorl form than anything l have e ln n on, lll the nut fifteen min. . l Canada. Sold by illl grocers.

troubled wiih hemorrhoids for y. About 1B months “IQ-l was oper- on with very little relief. l tried J2. under tlis sun. Then my ’ Kellogg's ALL-IRAN, and i) truthfully that it ll the only tblfl bmrar IIVI Ins relief. (y i Yours truly. l L. T. WrLuull. (Adda-II on raqu-t).

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Announce

_ Tile opeuiugcf their office and warehouse at 54 Grafton Strcct, (opiaositc (l. W. V. A. ilonic.)

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__ Registered Foxcs bought and sold on a commis- SIOII basis. . .

Accouuuotiation for twcnly pairs in building itndcr competent itnnclicr.

$11M}! morning (tllfillllfl to Iltistou ani

Livc Foxcs and Pclts listcrl tor salc.

Scrvicc in regard t0 Registration, Brokerage; Scr- vicc re Cotisular Invoices. Shipping instructions, Food Supplies for Shipments arranger] for.

N0 ordcr too small nor loo iargc,

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" $10.00 FOR THE ‘BEST sloGAN

Th; Econoiltlblbolrlitlilll-N Illilllll"!!! h! "l" Afllmlaled

Boards of Trade to mquire Into how trade conditions may

"be Improved In our Home Province, desire to adopt I popular slogan that can be generally used by Islanders.

The slogan must be shun and to the point and express

l‘ the Ideas contained In the‘ following statemfllll- B"!

Inland Producto-Patronlze HomeSfores. Money spent

, abroad gives employment abroad. Money spent at ome ‘ gives employment at Home.’

l, ‘as follows "unleus yon can ‘buy Pot- atoes at fifty -cent.u a ‘bug less‘ (IWVuuderpIute said

Y 2.00 p .SllllI‘.']). (lflllélgill Delivery and ROgIaJ

“two llOIlYH. Inland afternoon ‘malls

Wsniurday preceding Thanks

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SHOP from.HoIman'c Catalog. p. J_ Nov Q, QQMPANY will he v . vbuying poultry at Hunter River. LADIES SKIRTS very epoch-u formulas)‘. November 6th. ssfz-n-s-zz

vdtays $1.89. Prowsc‘ Bios, td- . 5900 11 4 3L,

‘PRIZE WINNERS.- ‘Messrs M0- -- — . ‘iRue & Son received a twire yesterday SUNDAY SERVICES. Nov. 8th.lf Uh A h 1 W1 t F i m1. Rose Valley Congregation, Nov. Slihgnilistethrnilr Zlxsbibitsniiircsltltiresbud m”? Valle)’ II. Brudulbanv at T/‘won four first prizes, three seconds. wlllluotod by‘ Rey- Moilvohu Caum- three Iothrtiha and the championship bell of Halifax N. S. for- females. ‘M r. Alfred ‘Roberts. Hlghflelil won one first, one second and tcbanrplonsblp ‘for male. .__.._-¢o>___.

LllCoSt 0r Moving

POTATOES wire from 1305-, ton yea-tend ' _ one of the purge“: buyers ‘berdlfor that market andi from one of the‘ largest whoIesaI-el

potato ‘firu ,ln Boston reads as l ‘follows: "S ' down on Iprices ——l . markets alVezfsler, ‘Iny off ‘for fewi SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. 5--'l‘rav- days laud submit. offers Ibeforeielilng in four automobiles, Mr. ,‘bu‘yIn-g." _, and Mrs. Peters Vanderplute and ,tbeir l-l children left here today

(Canadian Press.)

POTATO MARKET.—-'l‘bc latest news I‘r0m Boston, received at tbirec they intend to make their future o'clock yesterday a-ft.‘ moon reads home. 'l'hcy left Swift Current. ‘Sanka Oct. 21, for California. Mr. the movei will not buyrfls all markets plugged S0llll';c0st lilm $2.000 and complained of one of the largest buyers. for tbemeiitaurant prices, saying Sunday

-:1...jBoston mark-ct recc-Ivcil the HJDOVBTIIIIIIGI‘ for the family cost $25.00.

laud thutvnit extra cup of coffee for ‘each totals $1.60.

.1 wire ymstorilziy.

i THANKSGIVING DAY AT P. 0., l-Iilondny the 0th.. of ‘Noveinlmri ‘lbcfng Thanks-giving Day. the Chan‘ Iotlicrtoivxi -I’ost Office will he eIns-i d r-xcr-pthrg from 10.00 a. m. tol noon win n the P-"istntgtr

Antidumping Law Against Subsidy On Coal Rates

(Canadian Press.)

iiVlN-NIPIIIII}, Nov. fir-Iduactmelll. .nnd enforcement of an anti-dump Jug law against foreign coal sub- sd-y on coal rates it‘ no other freight is found. and withdrawal I ( from cntry and pooling 0t‘ all gjmicrown coal lands tuidor commis- "y‘ slim to prevent ‘exploitation and ‘WilSlPllll opening up of mines were lIlfI10IIl-5 remedies urged ut the cou- ‘voniiou nf Ibo Cunutllztn institute ,_r____ .. ‘of-Aiming and Metallurgy Iioro l0-

I Miss Ilazl Iiurdiug, Norboro, ‘lllY- '

crossnil ‘by tlu- car ti-rry on Snlur- , ~*-—<P*>-_"_"— Vote For Abolition Of Proportional

tnation wickets wI-II ‘be open for

will bv- closed at 12.00 o'clock. ‘Ou giving Day. as formerly. the Lower Car- ,ricrs will not lnwe u. llEl-lf-llilllilfily rbut wi‘II make a complete delivery‘

‘and on ‘Mobility. Tmanksgiving ‘a morning ilellvoiy only. ——-—?{i' 4w

PERSONALS

l lNHIY Ymk bvr mruly Iizterils wish

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tunes

w‘ _‘av‘d Harold Nlachlni‘ arrived bomc from Nciv York in time to attend

Evctlr‘. Lloyd

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tlw, svL-rziav. N. s. w. Nov. 5.42;‘ la. vino o1‘ forty-six In twenty-tour

father, ‘Into 'I‘Iionia:.i Maclilcr.

Mr. .l. Stud (trot-n, who for tbcl

I i ’ I South “lalus toriuy gave ‘unwind ~ -- - ‘ W“ H" will“ ‘oolwul I-ravol- o I’ ~ u - I'll for lb uimii (ll . _. , .1 ,. .; \|HH1|(V].,"UA- _ _ _ _ _ . “out in, I a ll n o .

A“‘~*~“'""*‘ “m” "5 Nld‘ llml-i“ ‘ml ‘ l ‘ l‘ ‘llyllf-i lvlllvhvlllllllu‘ for (iarl/"ll ‘Proportional rvpi-tvsciitzitloii. lunl lUT SU-lQ. l"““‘~ hi” "Wltillwl l"! llll-‘llllllll- providing tor l‘L!V( nu to tho old

ind Iciivcs this mnrnliig: for ])()H qbvstt\rn m‘ Sinai‘. bmfm AHKUlOH. (‘alltq ai-ciuuvuiuicll by luspasy, [he post" pflflplljkh

‘wife. Nlr. and Airs‘. (tree-n intend _ _,, . The Ideal Woman

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lvisiting Alontrratil and Detroit b:-

Ipcuds tbc physical wcII-Iiciilg

Broadcast Of , (t). N. R. A

{those about Iior. It. is only by mztk

AND AWARD PRIZES.

On Friday. .\'ovcmboi' 0th. Iiadim first birthday ‘by an unuivcrsarymbo women oi America to broadcast for whiz-Ii a Iiuo pro- and happiness.

gramme Inns Iiocn arrntigeil. Thu‘ artists taking part. Iiave boon sol-i- uctod from various parts of the‘ Maritime Provinces. and lIIl'flilI|l-i(__.___

‘tlouui foaturo will ho the Iamousi safe Bonds for Investment

The Contest closes on November 30th, 1925, when the slogan will be judged by three well known Islanders r09- ragentlng both Town and Country Ilflerellv

firqe-A‘

The Contestlll open to any one and there n n0 rmrlo- . tlon ls to the number of slogans which may be u"? l" bY any one psrlorv

- o“ “and flogmh "qup-ui a...) $10.00 will be paid for the slogan winning ‘the Contest. h "Please address-

nussioenr.

I! 0' P. E. L0 Charlottetown, P. E. I.

\‘_,. Associated Beards of. _Tl‘o'ld 7 80x 249 ' Mark on Envalopg‘.

lMiirkowskl ‘Trio. 0t’ ‘Montreal, tints.‘ A. E. MACNEILL

‘piano, violin uurl cello. i 137 Pnwnal St. l V Telephone 704-L.

Forty-one prizes will be given to‘ those who telephone or telegraph‘ reception of this concert and the. prizes are of n tdinractor ivelli worth trying for. All telephone ~—~+——-J calls and wires will the placed ill 3974

a large bug and at the Studio Pro-l ~-——————-—— -

gramme on Tuesday evening. Nnvn ll ll.. r .‘ ' - -: . It tbi first lortyone ( Ill‘i W. R. I). C., Pb. C.

drawn from ihu bum will be tho Doctor of Chiropractic

wiuucrs and their names will be Three Vear Palmer Graduate

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Build Up . Your _ Underweight Foxes

Now is the ideal time to pick W‘ Y°"" “"d°'w°l9l‘l foxes and put ficeh on them by the PPIIP" l"°""" °l "w" ration. . .

IMPERIAL FOX BISCUIT will stimulate growth of

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announced tbroilgh tho micro- Rlley Bldg. Phone 1072

‘LADIES ,

This cnticori. will have tho addi-

tlonnl fontnro of Iiciiiiz a Ilritiiih broadcast. zirriingomentn buvlng, been made to test reception in the‘ ‘British lHlCEL. It will ‘he In order, therefore, for all ownors of rudlo unis to tune In on CNRA an ‘Ifrldny next a/ud nd- This is OXFORD wieaitber, it is ‘high ‘time to give up light soles and open wprk shoes. Get SOME- THING HEAVIER on your feet, with

vise tho Studio curly concerning DANDRUFF WOOL 01f, SILK and

Ilnb the scalp with Mtinardw. It iuimuiatcs tho roots of tho hali- mid removes dandruff.

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bone. hiiriiririr-itrehuh. add flow wo loom-o "1' "M"

of, the fur. _, IMPERIALS are made after l IPWlIl dmletlf fgrmflll whlqlifoontltm sufficient ‘Cod Liver Oil to meet a I H1; ylfgmlng rQquLfQmOflQl 0f fCX. naughty“; FOXIBISCUITS are the result of our spec- ill process of blklng and curing which retains all the nut- fRlVQ qualities and keapa them crisp and tally-

lmperialiibisogiit Co. Ltd.

reception. WOOL ‘hose, be com- fortable.

Women's Brown Ox- fords from $2.95 up

‘Wonreirs Black Ox-

Bid all Your Troubles a Last‘,

paw” 5 Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Ouardlloi- lndyNew University Dictionari- r

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fords from $3.95 up. Women's Wool hose from‘ 90c‘ up. Women's Silk and Wool Hose from $1.50 up.

see our window for Oxford display.

A L L E Yiiifhfi FASHIUNABUBM‘ rosrwggs -‘ ‘

By the use of Jergans Lotion- No more tinder, aching, burn- ing. sunning. awoolen IRiII. Try It for your after ahlve, for Immediate relief of chap- ped hands ete-

it solves for anyone the p! blema of the above akin troubles.

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‘DRUGGIST

act ‘ .. , I K ._ ‘ .-

for Sacramento. (Iulifornla, whet-o‘

llepresentationi lift: ‘Legislative Assembly of New‘

“limit

of. ‘ber children and the llflpplllOSs oil

i . ling the best. of herself that a; . MONCTON $TAT|QN T0 G|VE woman can civc hcr best to the‘ . . ANNIVERSARY CONCERT world. Win-n weak and tilting thorn

lis one tried and true remedy. Lydia‘ I‘). Pinkbamis Vegetable Compound. made from roots and herbs whit-Iii Station “(YNIL-i" will i'(!lt‘ill‘lll.0 iti-qfor fifty years bus been restoring health uIivuY-‘I

_ jludcitii GUARDIAN .

Piii ‘ back the real meat

into‘ soups and gravies, meat dishes, ‘ . left-overs, croquettes and sauces

Norms‘ BYITHE WAY!

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on the opposite side. Human nat- uro is built‘ that. way. lBut what‘ i-iball we say of the New Glasgowl Chronicle, Grittiesi. of Grits, and‘ which before the election lauded Premier King to the skies, and now assnlls him in the manner; followw ng: , “If Premier King were a lac-i tlclan with common sense ne would have ‘held back the elec~ tlons till the end of 1926. He mlzbt. have known that the ‘Lib-

ufter the severe defeats of the past summer in tbe (I888 of New Brunswick and Nova Scotla, and the year before In P. E. Island, wore In no condition to run u general election. Even In the (race ol’ Ontario only a your ago the Conservatives swept the pro- vince. Further, the Dominion was In the throes of a severe business depression and was only begin- ning to seebrlgbt spots on the industrial horizon. To call a general election under these con- ditions was suicidal. The ‘Pre- mier, as it looks to us, went down In the battle which he himself broilght on, and be pulled a. great party down with him."

We. had been told by every Lib- eral journal on the eve of the elec- tion that trade and industry bad revived. fnrnisnnd factories were busy, (Ianailiau exiles were troop- iug back to Canada In thousands, and tho Donlinioti was growing fat on the Increasing trade balance in, our favor. Aull uowyaltor the elgu.‘ lion it seems that at least one Lib-I 10ml journal believes tbut the coon-i iiTY is still "In the throes of de-i g-prcssion! " I

Is the Toronto Globe squinting In: ‘the direction of a coalition? In its? iiusut» of Monday last It tells that‘ the Mail and Empire cinmours for the immediate resignation of Mr. iKllIfi, while the ’I‘or0nto St-ar whis- ‘pcrs that Mr. King into stay on, ,nii.-i-.t. Parliament and challenge its, support, but The Globe says that! "sound-tr counsels than these ought!

to prievall.“ It. argues that tbcre‘

‘oils, non-partisan Allmiillstration to 02TH?’ on tiII the air clears."

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room for ‘improvement. Well, g0 ahead lna-ke some. 1 wa-nt ‘in tell "Amlcus" (or any' other ~ ss) If ever be “bIkei-i" ‘It (as be says be ivoul-d like to do) ‘to some other coimt-ry in search 0i‘ an easy living wilt-h more‘ leisure and plen- nurc. ‘be will ibc long on‘ the hike "but. mlubtiy short 0n the leisure and pleasure. There ls no snob thing as ruin easy living and i-f we cannot find lclsuire and pleasure in our own muritry, among our own illcolllle. ‘and 1n our owm home, u‘ben-" ‘In ‘the name of common sense- will we find it? Anything worth hav- ling is wort-b working for. I ivould ladvlse ‘lCrItlc" ‘to get. something ‘mono llfl‘Sl.l'llCl.lV9 to read than n iputont medicine- ‘aiminnac. Too bad i"Op'.-i.‘mist" could not. see the point ‘of ‘those letters.

Why not. put. order and system [to wonk for you to ‘build ‘bett-er and more‘ ‘convenient houses. Raise a [variety of garden fruI-t and vegob iables. butt did you evirr see a farm-

5M‘ iputtlng In n ‘garden? "Oh my

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Greenwich Village

Girl Stole Forty AutosIn 40 Days

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.»~"Jackie" Rogers‘ motto, “A Ford a day K9895 the bootleggerir coming." went ‘IMO Iinrbo this morning.

“Jack-le." known to lt-er parents ‘is Jacqueline-and to ber chums in Greenwich Village as the "Pf-lRC-l: "if Wales," (because of the resem- b-I-zmce of ithe cut of her clothing l0 that affecbcd by His ROY-‘ll lllgll- ness. is in jail.

She was arrested at dawn ibis ‘worming In front of i181!‘ apartment it 1S Barrow street as sbe return- ‘d home ‘In a ‘taxicab, and WIIS ‘abut-god with stealing forty atltom- )i)li(‘s ‘in ‘forty days from owners in New Jersey, iilrooklyn and ‘I/mf; Island.

When ‘Detective Busby of lite (ti-and avenue station, Brooklyn and Police Obie-f Claucp of Montcluir. \I J. told ber sbn ivas underar-

. . r-ibe pouted two be-avily cannin- ed lips and asked permission to change tier appearance.

Tlicy permitted llCT to fetch a fur coat from ber wardrobe to cov- or ‘the plaid suit with the suit. fas‘h= toned to resemble ‘trousers. but the collar n f-tbc‘ wrap did not bide the flowing red Windsor tie that Kepl- or stiff linen collar high under ‘ier chin.

Her arrvst was made on Informa- fion supplied by Eilivaird Kenyml.

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who lived ‘in thc shine apnrtuieni

zirl to join in b-r escapades. In Slcflllllg two

ant (linguist: "ALI what Kenyon evvr ‘dild in

bow many cars I took and to sell

- KIIGIILAOITIGWlIGTQ In Jamaica.”

lSbia was held without ‘ball in Flatbursh court. for renrralgnmeut 0n Monday.

Kenyon was arrested on Octob- er 23 ‘In the Kland automobile ser- vice garage a1 Vaniieibilt and Atlan- tic avenues, Brooklyn. to which be had sold a Idurd for 5200- The Ear‘ age men were silspicIoui-i o the EbII-l of 331G bc ‘product-d '10 ‘Sr 0W lllfl ownership, paid him $100. lOld lllm :0 return that evenIn5-‘3Tlll_ lmmled the police. He ivas taken mto cue- toily when Iic- returned for tlic other $100.

Alter she was taken to Brook- lyn ‘headquarters, Mrs. Rogers will how she tmade ber thefts. Every day, she said. ‘sbe- and Kenyon- went walking lll some JerSOY- l-‘lwn or In Brooklyn. or a village on Lon‘: ifllipnrl, and ‘picked out a car. ‘From u ‘brief case In which she cairrled 20o ignition hero. one would I"'°' alucc- one to get the euKlne Elam"!- Off she would drive. leaving Ken- yon rto ‘trolley ‘back home. cut 111° cur and sell It.

Tuo.t.hnt.‘s the women's work". liook ,at your run out orchards. a sung fortune ‘In tbemselvis llow m... , strawberries do you raise each year’! Prince Edward Island pro- ducts are- seoond to none. make them so varied and abundant that no ovber marine-t will dare com- pete with you. and every road In Canada and out of It will have its arrow pointing "To. IP. E. l." Make It a Wonderland. Don't. thrust ‘Idle hainds Into empty poc- kets and shout. ‘across tlbie‘ ocean, "Come down here and show its." The automobile has come to stay although you furthers kicked like milieu to keep it out. ‘Bo prepared to welcome the tmrrist. that ‘he miay say at bill ilopartura- "I came. Ie-aw Ihated to leave." "Not mucb use- (you will say) In a few farmers setting a better example of living and- working If all tbel (where . do not follow It." Well,‘ ‘then. I say. "come on now. ‘Prince Edward Island all together." I aim ‘Sir etc. . M. A. F.

Rhoda Island.

Potato Market Now Stationary

(Canadian Press.) VANCOUVER, B. C.. Nov. 5. -~ Easterndisbatches report sholtnge of potatoes In Ontario and Marl- tlmo ‘Provinces markets. attributed largely to demand for ‘Canadian potatoes in the United States. A flurry which prevailed on the local market recently is now said to be over.

American brokers stopped d ding for ‘British Columbia pot ei- when the price rose so that canine- tltion In the Pacific Coast states could not be met. and with this de- mand cut o! and farmers oflerlnk their crops which they previously hail withheld. prices are now more Of‘ less stltionlry at m. can: a bag births oollfflbllf '-

Tbr ‘ha-g was found in ber Kmart» merit. 0n the Insidii‘ cover slumped ‘n gold "