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Most Economical Because Wears Longer "CEE'l`El:`.” all-wool unshrinkable underwear is manufactured from only the ve finest Australian Merino W_ool, scoured and conibed over and over again until every particle of foreign matter is taken out and every strand is as clean as it is possible to

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ALK to a representative sporting goods ' "_\*.j ==-» dealer or a big game hunter about game y, _ , `,_ ._-I , ` ~,/_

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To keep your gun cleaned and lubricated right, usa Ram Oil, the new powder solvent, rust preventative, und gun lubricant.

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meeting at Fredericton tonight will addressed by the Rev. Z. L. Fash, President of the Temperance Alliance; Rev. W. D. Wilson, Field Secretary. and Mr L. P. Tsnton, G.W.P. ot the Sons of Temperance. I

curred at Manila, Philippine Islands, of Mrs. Francis A. Churchill, aged years, leaving her parents and four sisters. Deceased was the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mc- Cormick, Surnmerside, P. E. I., and before going to Manila to be married three years ago. was employed in the Pioneer office. Mr. Churchill is in the U. S. Customs service, and had expect- ed to visit P. E. Island with his wife

olextt year, says thc Oakland Maple ea .

TION.-The social and supper given last evening in St. George's Hall, Charlottetown, was in every respect a great success. 'l‘he address of the

iIIg on this historical event, “The Gun Powder Plot" of 1665, was fully explained. The literary part otithe evening was fully enjoyed by the audience, after which supper was serv- ed in the upper hull. The following was the programme: Opening chorus, O Canada; reading, Miss Mable Worth solo, Mr. Raymond Jolytnorc; solo, Miss Bertha Worth; recitation, Miss Constance \Vorth; duct, Messrs.

' Barnes and Gallano; reading, Miss

Bell Livingston; ha monica selection. Mr. Athol Burns; solo, Mr. Samuel Campbell; solo, Miss Hazel Worth; solo, Mr. Cleaver McLean; solo, George Worth. Tne renditions were excellent and nn-iny'were cncorcd. The programme concluded with thc sing- ing ot’ the National Anthem.

infringement, ol’ thc Game Act were brought bcforo Stipendiary Shaw Tuesday. The chorg_es alleged were for liunting \vild geese with tlIe nssislnm-o ot' :-1 motor boat on or nlnnlt

H5 know, ‘hot Roming¢oo_UMc Big Game Rings ' _ - October 1()tlI lust. 'l`lIc evidence \vos‘

have alood the test of actual service use. He feels safe in recommending them-to friend and customer, as a

geese shot by them averaged one goose

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TEM PERANCE.-The temperance

DIED AT MANILA.-The death Oc-

NOVEMBER FIFTH CELEBRA-

zhnirmtin, Mr. Geo. H. Tanton, touch-

Mr.

CC'UNTY COURT.-Three cases of

Oil

to tho efl'c<',t that the nccusorl had l.ru.vclled from Mt Stewart down the East River :Ind had oncliured below McNnlly‘s Wharf. During the night tho parties who were sleeping III the Inotrn' bout hcurd shots and saw lights being used hy other Inotor boats; but the evidence showed that the defen- dants had used only Ilories. which they brought with them,pnd thc number of

will b _ Tuesday and Wednesday next, 9, 10 ‘and 11 inst. to receive and give re- ceipts for all oats to bc delivered for the Army Field Service Fund from the North New London district. all oats to be recleaned and put in army service bags, but not sewed. (Patriot and Ex- aminer please co .

Jas. Macbougall. Cape Traverse, l".E.l., is anxious to receive information con- cerning William Craig. late of Glas-

gow, Scotia I tive months ago, and who. when last heard from, was seeking employment in St John, N.B. Would anyone knowing of his whereabouts klIIdly

IMI>on1-AN'r.;IvIr. Ion.. s. CIIIIIIIAII

e at Kensington on Monday

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INFORMATION WANTED.-Rev.

nd who left homo about

communicate. (N-H H1111 N.S. papers please copy.) A

NEW RESIDENCE.-The beautiful

new residence oi' Dr W. J. 1*. McMillan, on Kent Street. is now alniost com- pleted. The exterior has been iln- ished and painted in grey, with white trimmings, and presents a very attrac- tive appearance. The interior is now receiving the finishing touches. The painters are Messrs P. H. Traincr & Son, while the carpenter \vork was done under the capable supervision of Mr John Corcoran.

MALPEQUE.- Mrs. (Rr-Iv.) E. J.

Rattee, Malpeque. left yesterday morn- ing for Fort Kent, Maine, in response to s. telegram announcing the serious illness of her father, Mr. Neil Me-Lean, of that City. Mr. Rattec who, had ar- ranged to be at home this week has been detained by"the'unexpected-turn in Mr.McLean’s health and is there- tore obliged to concel his appoint- ments for next Sunday, the Sth lust.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-A very

interesting meeting of Empire Lodge No 19, Knights of Pythlas, was held last evening. Arrangenients were made with regard to going to Sum- Incrsidc to help in the re-organization ot’ tlrescent Lodge there. A special train will be engaged to take the Knights from this city, and the date of going will be announced through the press later. Every Knight in this city is requested to he prepared to assist iI\ this work.

W. P. A.-At a meeting held ut the

home of Mrs. A. J. Murchison, Clyd. River, on the evening ot' Oct. 5th, u Branch of the W. P. A. wus 0rganiz~ cd. Miss lsnbellu M. Fraser was ap- poined president, and V. Murray, Sec.- i`rous. Mrs. John McLaughlin and Mrs. Neil Durrach were appointed to purcllusc the material for sewing, The Inentbers have Inet nt the homes of Mr. C. l). Fraser, und Mr. A. J. Murchison t'or two meetings and rar- rlcd out the work. Tllc society has l’0I'wurIlcd to Mrs. Ullarles l._vInIs. Cliarlottetown, the following: S slicvts, 15 pillow slips, 6 flannel shirts, '. Ilnnuel night shirts, Il pyjania suits. and 28 lIIIIt(lltcrclIiel`s. Also 1 pail socks, und yarn colltributcd hy l\lr:I_ Areliibuld Livingstone.

WEDDING BELLS.- An iIItcrcst~

event tool: pluvc nt \\'utcrIIIIIrc oII thc 28th day of October, when l\liss Belle MacI{innou,danghter of Mr.JolIn Mcl{Inn0II, Rose Vnlloy lIer:aIIII\ the wife of Mr. Daniel Dixon, Fnrnler and Miller ot’ Bradallmno. The I-ere mony was witnessed by a few ot’ the

por Inan. The motor boat in which they were was not used for the pur-

Ilencc given tends to sho\v that the wild geese drc being driven out of the I-llllsboro River by certain parties whose names and whereabouts arc ditliculi to ascertain. It is now It matter for the residents living in the vicinity ot' East River to trace thc offenders and prosecute them.

E HARDWARE CO

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited, eII the corner of Queen and Grafton Streets is II credit not only to its own- ers, hut to the (‘,lty of Chnrlotetown us well. Quite recently extensive iIn- provements have been made to thc ln- terlor and exterior of the establish- ment. The exterior of this store has hen recently painted. and the interior has been so arranged as to meet thc demands of thc largely increased busi- ness. Since thc business was re- organized in November, 1911. the ln- crcasc has been phenominal. lt is now 100 por cont larger than formerly.

pose of hunting the geese. The evi-I

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the Fox Ranchers are Looking for

This is to certify

that I have fed one pa r of Foxes ex- :lu~iv_iy, on Mar- ven’s l"ox Biecu ts, ‘indasmn l quantity I of milk. each day for ovor three weeks und I am well satis- fied with the results.

Signed.

READ R. 'r_ oUI.ro>I

Mr. 0\iIlon'I

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Dated..June l5th, Iili4

beauty and warm

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CARRIAGE5.-We_ have fifteen nice carriages

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HARNESS and

Exhibition Pr\C€S~

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ligvgifldrigvgsmoney. “Money saved is money made.”

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This (‘,ity may be proud of its Banner l-iardware Store which has a large business not only on Prince Edward

but all throu it The Maritime

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island g Provinces. To enable everyone to look over this store, they are offering unheard-of values iII many lines. and the Annex on Grafton Street ls worth while visiting. A Bargain sale is tn' 'ng place, which lasts one week and ue advise thc thljlfty buyers to take advantage of the splendid bar- gains. Read their advertisement over

-'H it has been reduced by Irotttinunl crop-

relatives of the corttrztctlng parties. I\VlIen the nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. IJ. 1\'l<-Leon thc happy couple |drovc to thc heme of the brlIle‘s par-

lents where they were met by u num- ber of their friends and relatives. A ‘grand reception wus given by Mr. and lMrs. MucKinnon. As both ure well

iand favorably known, the entire coin- munity extends to the newly wedded Icouplc their host wishes for n happy land prosperous jotrrncy thrcu;.:lI lifc.

‘NG.-There was n Hood ntiuIIIlaIII;< at the institute Incctltlg at Mayfield on lvlundny e\'cIIiIIg, Nov. Znd, when :III addr--ss oII I~;.'ri<~,IIlturc was given by Prof. Tenurlt, of Ontario. wlIo spolrv

lon the chief l`uctors in crop proIluI‘.IIIIII -_The success oi' our farm operations :III pond In II large extent upon the crm yields, which are obtained from the soil, said Mr. Tenant. There arc suv eral factors uhich influence crop yicld. Over smrnc thc t‘nrmcr has very littlr control. llul there ure three factors over \\'lIIcl\ llc has considerable con

ot' the soil, and lin: fertility of tho soil. Careful selection of thc scod is impor tant. Tho iorlncr should aint to get the variety Ivhlr-,li will yield best uu- der our conditions, and sow only large plump. well ro-opened grain ot that variety; the seed bed should bo woll prcpnrcd for the seed by full pl<IIIghiIII: and good r',\Ill_lvntloII iII thc spring ln- Iore seeding; where it I-un be done shallow, spring r,\IltlvIItioII ol' the soil will help to put the lIInd iII lIctlI‘r shape for the crop thc following year. The amount of plant food in thc soil is ot` very great iIn`portanI-,c, und wllerc

In Thousands ot Homes

liver, kidneys or bowels--in the most 'famous family remedy, the world has ever - known.

PILL

are justly famous because they have proved to bo so reliable as correctives or prevcntlves of thc sufferings, dull feelings and dangerduo to indlgosticn orbillousnoes. If yoII will try them to cleanse your n_'/stcm, purify your blood, tone your stomach, sfimullib your liver and regulate your bowels, you will know why so many rely on Uocchcrn's Pills to

insure Health and Happiness

l.u|as\8¢lo cfAny Medicina in tim World. .lull ovofywlnro. in boxes, 25 cents

ping, some Inethnd must be udopted ` to restore the fertility oi' the soil, so that we can sci-,ure protltuhle crop yields. Organic Inatlcr or humns, is !nc`.tIIIg III Inany sells und Inust br added to Inukc ttIo.=.e soils good crop produI‘.crs. it holds Iuoisturc, keeps

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` Our Exhibit Of

H rse blankets will interest every person own- 0 because they are the best qualIty,bought

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tit by our special Exhibition prices.

Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected tor their

th in all the nicest shades at spec-

doring nvuilahlo some of the otlwr elements of plnnt t`ood. i’ret'ernl>l_v it should he applied in tho carbonate form .such as ground rock or oyster mnri. ' llsuully thorc is sulliclnnt pol ash and phosphorls acid in thc soil for plant food rr~.I|utrcIncnts, but some timer they arc in Im unnvuilrilllo ron- ditlon. This can only he Ilctcrmined hy experiment. Farmynrd Innnurc and clover are our two most valuable

aterlals for restoring sol lfcrtilily.

lilhey increase the supply of vt-gctublrr matter in thc soil and add plunt food. The manure should be wcll cared for to prove-nt leaching and the li¢IIIi~l manure should he saved by using plenty of bedding aIId having Ivntcr tight tlonrs in stables. The clover may be cut for hny and fed oII th" farnts or clse pnsvurcd. (‘omIno:‘r-.Il _Ifertilizers should he used I.puriv‘gly II urlil we are sure they are profltahh- .‘ and it is bei!-'fr to huy the different n-aterinls separntely and :nix :rem

Inadr by walter Stntpx-IoII, J. ll. Hun

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stirring movement.

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imagination, those high ideals, thozesliofizyacailspliggflioftlsebgettlill-iafdali our more thoughtful moments, we would wish to guide our conduct ’ our

Among those guiding principles, why not place upon a

. _ . _ _ _ pedestal 2;.r:. 22:. r~I2§:‘.;hz;ss_-Pe as

The Made in Canada" moveme t t d t'

commercial patriotism. Pride of coutiitrys. Ziiiidc (di iiilzitildiilali iddgiiutflcierse pride of national accomplishment in the realms of literature art and science, pride of virile citizenship, and pride of national destiny are all embraced within the broad sweep of this deep seated and Sou]

Future generations will look back to 1914 '

year in Canada’s history if you, in common withasllarhclpgifizghasrkitllil

_ only resolve, from this day forward, to be guided by the motto I 1

I.. “CANADA F IRST”

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Those things we value most highly,” as

. _symbolizing the best i_n Art, in Science or

in Literature, are iittingly placed upon a. pedestal, where we can look up to them.

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