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_ EMERALD CO-OP TlVi FARMERS will be loading live hogs and lambs, Wednesday, Oct. 15th till noon Oct. 19th.

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of 111.111....» Wednesday and Thurs- day of this week.

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MOUNT VERNON ' SCHOOL.- Standing of Mount/Vernon School for the month of September: Grade V.—l, Mary E. Morrisonr-“Grade [V.—l, Marjorie iC. Singleton; p2. Cassie Compton; 3, Norman A. MacDonald. Grade ll ‘(Bunion-L Mary E. MacDonald; 2, Marion M. Purchase; 3. Annie F‘. Stewart and Stephen Compton/equal. Grade ll. (Juulor)—1, Stewart B. ' ‘Muclaean; Grade I (Seuion-wl, Duncan Matlieson; ZJCharIes ‘J. Stewart. Grade i (Junior)—l, Fred J. Mac-

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mTown and Country 00.93.5321? ..... will s... the management of the itgeuc)’

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Rue; 2, Ernest C. Nicholson; 3, Mury J. Emery.—-Margaret C. Mac- Lean, teacher. ‘

CALEDONIA ,_.SCHOOL.—Stand~ lug of Caledonia School for month of September: Grade V.—l, Flor- ence MacDonald; 2.Junie Cameron; 3, Florence MacPherson. Grade lV. —l, Catherine 111115;’ 2, Robert 1e1- lis. Grade llil.-—l, Beaten Stewart,‘ 2, Edith lilacPhereon; 3, Kalle- Mae Stewart. Grade l’l.-1, Ruth Stewart. Grade l (Scnior)—-l. Hel- en MacPherson; 2. Herbert Ellis; 3, Ellis MacPherson. Grade l (Jun- lor)—l, Mary Stewart; 2, John MacLcu-n; 3, Hazel MacLeun, Per- fect attendance-Edith MacPher son.—- Catherine Mucbean. teacher.

C.N.R. OFFICIALS. - Mr. Geo. Llnkleuer of Mioncton, Auditor

here. Mr. Cluck has been in the! C.N.R. News Service for t-he pant sixteen years, having successifully operabed agencies liroim Halifax to Vancouver, lMr, P. Walsh who ‘opened and put in working ordet

the local agency here, has been transferred _..i'.o ﬁrst-onto. and leaves for that city this morning.

PERSONALS

Mr. ‘John Alfred MacDonald

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‘? ness visit leaves for the mainland‘

I I 1 '0'! J-lermanville left yesterday for Rocky Point on his way to South Shore on a surveying trip.

.M‘iss Lulu Mclnnls has returned to the city after spending a few dBY-B at ‘her home in lMBiNnVﬂIQ- '

lMr. A. F. MaoNeill's' many s friends will ihe pleased to know ‘u that he is again at his business alter u well earned vacation of

three weeks.

iiVlr. sndIMrs. John 1.. Smith and their little son Ernest. 0f Bordon. returned home yesterday from I pleasant visit to friends in John-

iMr. W. G. Mould. manager of the l/aneton Monotype for Canola. tMontreaI w=ho has been-Oil 11-01154‘

this _ morning.

Councillor 'l‘.W.L. Prowle- M1‘- Riuse Chandler and Mir. George L Prowse, left the cit-y yesterday 0n a shooting trip fol-he awn-thorn psi-is. They expect-sedans overr- thing from sand Dip he'll“?!-

Mr. Basil Ross. who with his ,brothcr arrived on the island eight ‘ munlhg ago ‘to obtain p acticsi

knowledge in Bﬂﬂflltllilw Grim’

his home 1n thekiin ~10“ ryon . the early Borden [train ..Y0II-9YdBY morning where he hopes l0 509ml the winter months, anihreiurn the following series-

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M-RQ. H. O. IOUI-IKI will re- ceive on, Wednesday afternoon the eighteenth insiant from four to six o'clock at her home 20 Water BL. ooLU-Dlpd.

.I_II;OLARY'B PIPEI-EBS furnac- es have proved tue beetufor sale ti‘!!! by the Rogers Hardware Co.,

.~- . - i- PRIVATE XMAS GREETING 011$ fnrplee now in. We have‘ th eff thebestlines in Canada. Leave-orders with the W. W. Wel- iner Ltd. i - i m

1-1-1!‘ BAYVIEW Rifle Associa- tion wjsh to announce a match shoot ton Wednesday the 18th. —

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er should take no chances about giving a,.tea that" is not ‘the best. She-should always give MORSEYS SELECTED ORANGE PEKOE, the richest and finest ﬂavoured that comes to this country.

‘MEMORIAM

MR8. ALEXANDRA McDONALD

With deep regret we have to chronicle the death of Mrs. Alex- ander McDonald, formerly Miss Annie By-rne of Georgetown, whose death occurred ahher home in Vancouver. B. C., alter a short ill- ness. Throughout her iliness she maintained a cheerful disposition. She was visited frequenitly by her pastor. She was a general favorite with both young and old and she will not only be missed in her home but -by her many friends. Her beautiful death was a lesson to nil who were with her during her last days. She leaves to mourn one brother John in Western Can- ada, also two sisters, Miss Minnie Byrne of Western Canada and Mrs. Peter McCourt of Charloitetoyn. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family in their sud and sudden bereavement. May her soul rest in peace. Amen-A. .

MRS. PATRICK I wooos.

There passed peacefully away at her hr/mo in Emyvale, an old audrespecited resident in the per-

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"llood and Bond" (lives Rodblph Valentino Big Role

A'story of colorful Spain, of rnooniights, of eenoritas, of danc-

sionate iove-making-written by Vicente Blasco llhﬂnol. author, of ‘The Four Horsemen," adapted by 311119 Mil-this. adapter of that pro- duction and directed by Fred Niblo, wlho directed "The Three Musket- eers." Such is "Blood and Sand." Bill-TUBE Rodolphe Valentino which "Dons a two days’ engagement at" the Prlnoe Edward Theatre today.

A 57-01‘? of hot, impetuous love against a background of the most dallserous sport known to man- bull lighting. immense scenes there are of the bull ring,'the‘ t. mendous crowds. lthe impressive opening pageant and the change of the bull, she cape play, the foot work, the dangerous work of the devils who lnfuriate the bull, who dare the beast to kill them-and who often lose their dare.

The production is a distinguished one impressive in its sincerity, startling in its thrills, filled with the warmth of a fine love.

B. C. Salmon ilutpui is l,ii_ilil,000 Cases

OTTAWA. Oct. 16. -— Canadian Government ﬁshery oﬂicials have received sufficient reports from various salmon canneries of Brit- ish Columbia to indicate that the total puck of all classes of salmon will amount to 1,000,000 cases. Many canneries are still packing chums and echoes, believing that the demand this winter will be able w Bare for the entire pack. Sock- eye ﬁshing season is over and 6% ‘inch mesh nets are again in use, which catch only the larger ﬁsh. A total of 275,000 cases of SOCKGYPS were packed this year, against only 163,000 cases in i921. Owing to the fact that Siberian red dish reach- ed London before the IBrltieh Col- umbia sockeye could be shipped, and the Siberian fish ls selling for “nsideruhly less than Ithe salmon from that province, there have been only a few small shipments of sookcyes moved from Vancouv- er this season. ICanner-s are hold-

neng. 0x103 5g? EaieeITIL-i- 50- 904 - - - 10041.75

ing in hopes that the British mar- ket will meet the price and take of Siberian ‘fish. Wiith the prefer- Canadian canned salmon instead enltial tariff existing between Can~ ads and France, ‘Canadian pinks are selling ‘m that country to good advantage. The fish from Vancou- ver can be landed in France for about 50 cents less than United

son of Mrs. Patrick Woods. who was iln her 88th year, enjoyed heri usual good health until a few days" before her death, and on Monday! evening strengthened .by the lest! ri'f.es of the Catholic Clvurch her: spirit took its flight to God. Her. funeral took place to St. Ann's; Church, Lot 65 where a Requiem- iMass was celebralted- by Rev. Dni Curran after which the mortal re mains were laid to rest in the ad- joining cemetery beside tlinee c!’ her husband who predet-eased her four years ago.

She leaves to mourn seven daughters and two sons namely! Mrs. McGuire, lMrs. Long-in. Louise Roxibury, Mass, Mrs. Gallant, Charlottetown; Mrs. Duffy, Emy- ,veie;' Daniel, Tryon; Mrs. Mc- Dormett, Elizabeth and James at home. The psl.l bearers were Patrick Flood. Peter Cusat-k Peter Callaghan, James MoCloskey Francis lMicQuaid, Leo McCioskey.

iiViay her soul rest in Deuce.

IN 'MEMORIAM

In loving memory of llodcrlck \V. Miathieson, who died Oct. 18 1910. itlso his daughter Eleanor. who died Oct. 20, 1918.

Thoughdost to life,

In m-eirnory dear. —lnnerted by the Family.

iln memory of Harold Beckett. who died Oct. mth. 1918- l-le will never bo forSoi-lsil. Never siralll his memory fade. ISweetest thouﬂhts will always lis-

ger. _ , Around the grave where he is laid. Inserted by the Family-

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. tember sales compared with Aug-

BIDE MARKET Eggs per do: ..- 30 Dairy Butter- . 27 Wool, washed .. . ._ 22 Wool, unwashed . 18 Csifsliins, per lb., . .. l0 l-lidee...... 10 Hay, (loose. new) n. $12 Oats, per bushel . ....‘8b Jloiatoea (new) . l5 Buckwheat .. . ‘l5

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sins ‘Losses m CANADA.

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iPi-rs losses ln lCansda during the week ended October ll are estim- ated by the iMouetary Times at $053,450, compared with $8431500 the ‘ evious week. This does not incl, a the northern Ontario ﬁre. ithe damage from which has been estimated close to $8,000,000.

iFire losses in Canada. in lSept-em- benare estimated by The Monetary. Times at ‘$3,127,000. com-pared with $1,928,055 in August and with $2,- 410300 in September last year. The total for the ‘first. nine months of 1922 is 628,008,105, or nearly as much as last year's total loss cf $30,932,110.

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New Incorporation.

A horized capital of $15,223,900 ‘is r presented by companies whose incorporatious were reported to The Monetary Times during the week ended October 7, compared with $8,510,000 the previous week. A comparative summary by pro- vinces is as follows:

Wcekended Week ended Sept." 30. -=Sept. 30.

Dominion . $1,060,000 $ 4,980,000 Alberta .. . . . . . . . . . .. 6,000 B. Columbia . 330,000 795.000 Manitoba . . . . 20,000 940,000 N. Brunswick . . . . . . . .. 564.000 Ontario . . . 4,390,000 4,050,000 Quebec . . . . . . 1,918,000 503.000 Saskatchewan . . . . . . . ., ' 145,000

‘Totals . . . . . $8,518,000 $15,223,900

September IBond Soles IBond sales IIn September are es- timatedby The Monetary Times at $12,710,757, compared with $8,934,- 000 in August. and with $87,103,717 in September last year. The Sep

ust are made up as follows: September. August.

Provincial ...s tyiasooo s 115,000

Municipal 6,007,757 15,504,696

Railway . 225,000 . . . .

Corporation 850,000 3,255,000 Totals

. . $12,710,757 $8,934,696 Q---._..

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ST. JJOUIJS, Oct. 16. -—-Prices lined and n strong executive. cho announced hy international Shoe L soil, \\'IIIl Dr. Uyfilwi i-Iar-Aiilluu, of (‘miipzuiy for Spring for 1923 and DR. CVRUS MacMILLAN (liinrlottciuivn, houorar-y prcsiii-ihalaiice of selling season for Fall of HONORARY PRESIDENT cut; DJ. hIul-(I-iiiiviuiy, of Anllig- i922, show advances of 30 to 45 i unish (N.S.), presidciii; Miss I)(>i'~|(:f.-!lllS pti‘ pair over Fit“ oi’ 1921. MONTREAL. Oct. 14.--~Onc ohothy "Food, of Si. Joiiu, vii-c-prusi-‘i Prices are not vuaranteeii for m“ ["951 infiumliliill ﬂfsaiiizati-nnsideiit; Rh. Jnzins, n1 \Vi)il(I.ii0Ck,.€tlly htalcd time, and there is a ‘"- McGlll Ullii/"ﬁiily is the Mari1(N.l3.), secretary mid (i. Thomp-Ipossibility that ihuse fur Spring time Clubﬂthe membership list 0i‘ sou, of North Sydncy. (N.S.) ‘will Hal, as selling for that season which includes students fr-mii all-,trensurer. ‘Fhcrc arc several liuii- advzhncts. Three-fourths of the parts of the maritimle provinces ,iII'8li students from the maritime lines have been repriced 1o go Into JIIdBIIIB "0111 1116 Spirit shown a‘ provinces at McGilL affect zit once.

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