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LONDON, Nov. 8-Delay in pub-

lishing the results of the naval man-

euvers that' were held during the past summer is causing reports oi the most sensational character to be cir- culated here. The admiralty, iv. is al- leged, is hiding the true facts in a fear that if the actual truth were known there would lie a great outcry in the country not only for a. bigger navy but also for conscriptiou.

It will be recalled that two fleets

were engaged in the maneuvers, re- presenting approximately thc relative strengths of the English and the tier- man nnvies. Sir John Jelllcoe, one cf Britain’s unost capable admirals, commanded the "German" fleet _ind landed troops at several poii ts on the northeast coast of England.

It is now claimed that the report of the results show that the adnlirs.l's success caused the complete collapse of the English fleet under Sir George Callaghan. It was paralyzed by ine "enemy's celerity, i lwhile the "Ger- man" submarines created n ' “arit- ablc reign of terror” among the de- fending crafts.

Sir John Jellicoe's success. it is

added, was so complete that be was on the point of sailing triumphantly up the Thames, when the admiralty,

-ss mbmittqd to- ssnsstional picture

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what

was known

HURRICANE AND RAIN

ALL YESTERDAY.

TORONTO, Nov. 10-In Toronto.

Centre yesterday occurred what the ollicisis say was ons od the molt lll'0' nounced storm on record. Thurs were hurricans all day over thc Great Lakes. The probabilities an for heavy winds today and then tum- ing very cool. -

_-K-1-11-n

108 Nox A coin

IN ONE DAY

1 Rsiuso imitation... Every some `has the number and wording 108 Nox `a Cold. This is the greatest and most wonderful of all cough modi- cines. 25c. and 50c. per bottle at Hughes Drug Store.

::Ii a clean, bright, sanitary store,

equipped with all the popular and ‘standard drugs, medicines, drug sun- dries and supplies, with an eiilclent management and a. capable stall of .salesmen, appeals to you, you will like the service of the MacKinnon Drug Co. This is the only loull Rex- ali store and the one you should patronize if you wish u superior ser- lvice, reasonable rates and very best in drugs and sundries. The MacKin- non Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta- Mtf.

11-. ;

sence, the Police Court was held at

, -'rr-rlvs to buy' is tslsriovisos lu-oy; oss. irssi-

' ‘ ,-1--' i. 05 A A “yung

1 -THE MORNING DAILY Gaudi-' Cssh mild; woovlly liai- sn can be obtained st Ls.derty's mum charge twsn __-lin aegis. \

Tonsorisl Parlors, Bmmnersids. . Fox _ j "

-- - - AND lmil! Wm -- BiT.¢\°\l.

,-lm. FRANK mrrsnrr is oss supply _ , Guardian Agent in Bummstsids. His 4 _ B05-11-1.1Htul4lBf2i. °m°_° ph°°° 1° 2-»°' 1 _slmur ll1v'r's;~.l1s.il`sd¢s sos ls# -GUARDIAN AGENT,-Mr. Arch- land Cotton and Sootnh Linen* shalt ibald Ellis is Guardian sgsnt at Port nets at Braces. $95-11-llhltufiillitii. Hill. I-is will gladly receivs news ---.- sod subscriptions st post onioo, -'PHE PRINUICQ. Hospital has

po" Hm_ » .paocnrsd stile services ‘<2 lr. John

--~ K0" \1llll¥l°!'lll\\ oanvau or

-cuaapllle aomN'r.- mr. w. A. 31° H°'»=l&\1 wrovzidrgrmu Oo. Mr. Miliman is Guardian Agent in 'Albsr- 0501 no vs scriptions for ion. and he will be gls'd to rocoivc|°“" °' “°7"m'°S that thcpublic has news, new and renewal subscriptions to oder to maintain ths.Hospitsl. and advertising. 2572-11-81161.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a -NEW" FOX COM`P:ANY.-’i‘hc`1`nt-

week or two before the time they est fox company to bs organized in have paid for has expired and thus the western part of the Island, is not miss an issue. as all papers are that of ths O'Leary Dark Bllvsr

discontinued promptly on expired Fattch Fax Go., with Mr. S. T. Gal-` flste. an , _ .L.A., President, and Mr.

-_- Thomas Wilkinson, Albertos, Vice-

-QUEEN HOTEL- The following President. _'H18 comvliny hand; ranch

registered yesterday:-G. M. Bcaulin,‘situated within ton minutes' wal of .viostrea1;~ W. M. Walsh. C. B. wake-1-the o'Learv Railway Station. end in ford, St. John; J. H. Bell, Char- ‘tend starting business with ten pairs lottetown; Dr, LeFurgey, Summer- foxes. They claim that this kind ol' sins; slows Pisssu, Noi-in ausil¢o.| .ox will yield 25 ner cent. Dark Su -J. vers, which command the highest

--- . price in the fur market. The ranch

-POLICE COURT.-Owing to the will be under the care of Mr. P. M. illness of Judge McLeod, who was_Evans, 0'Leary, who thoroughly nn- ncting during Mr. McQuarrie’s ab-cderstands his business.-A.

Judge McLeod's home. Ons “drunk” -'BAD ROADS.-°Tll¢ .f8l`ll'l¢¥'B Of was and yg 0.- 15 day, The une Granzlnfs iioad wisn to direct the was paid.-J _ attention of ,the road master to the

_.___ had state of the road near Sum-

-Cl,IF'l‘0N H(y1‘l<}I,_.-'rho gollgwiug merdeld. it is altogether impassable,

registered yesterday:-H. McConnell, many people having to go through St. Thomas; G. F. Hart. England; Mr. Croken’s field for adistance. If H. ll. Polloov, w. A. Talmage, a.J. not repaired this fall. it will be no Bird, Toronto; R. I-I. Webster, Mono- better next spring. and it is not ton; Chas. H, Norton, Boston; A.E. pleasant for thc travelling public to Boig, Montreal; F. L. Flood, New get broken away and stuck in a York.-J. mud hole for hours, as a Bradalbase

--‘ -‘-'=-'~'-'~'~`-‘---='-'-‘-'-'-‘-=-'-`-'-`-'-‘-`-'-‘-`~‘-'-'-`~’~"""" ~‘-‘-7"'-"~"'~""*"”""‘"""""""'“""""'"""‘ .__-. man did a few days ago. The road-

-CASE DISMIBSED -In the case m'\ster should see to it and have

of Morrison vs. the Summerside Wa- this dangerous place repaired at

1 ter and Sewers o Commissioners once, as many farmers have produce

which was put on appeal by the to bring to market at Emerald, and Plaintiff before the Supreme Court at'car\not conveniently do so at pres-

, , A Ottawa, judgment was given yester-lent.-E. ""3 WLLOWING FOX C°MPANH'i,BA.,.§‘vE DECLARE” DWIWNDB .luv el... svnosi being dismissed with -P.i1NruL Acclnnrvr.-A painful

To ‘ costs. This information came' in a accident occurred the other day when

Rauch Paid up

Capital

25 ,000 90 ,000 20 ,000 60 ,000 150 ,000 625 ,000 '£5 ,000 60.000 100,000 30 ,000 190,000 50 ,000 40 ,000

Bunbury

Spring Park

Peerless Prospect

Smith Dalton

fliiver Dip

Murray Har.

Magic Eureka Union Riverside Farming Co. ltiaritinie

Total Cash Ciish Dividend Dividend Par Gent. 75,000 300

40,500 60,000 60,000 60,000 250,000 23,750 100,000 172.000 52,500 114,000 112,500 12.400

45 300 100 40 40 95 200 172 175 60 225 31

(Paid in cash with one fox still for

sale) Royalty 90.000 Magnet 50.000 i)’l.eary 40000 Pioneer 100.000 North Shore* 100.000 Rosemont 10.000 Tyne Vnliey 75.000 lilalpeque Silver Fox Co. 40.000

(Anil one fox still for sale.)

Seal River 57.000

(And one female

216,000 170,000 “

8,000

225,000 |

25,000 50.000 37,500 30.000 28 ,500

240 340 20 225 25 500 50 75 50

(With an extra

-EMERALD FACTOHY.-The Em-

erald Cheese Factory closed on the 3lst nlt., alter every successful sea- son. The total amount of milk re- ceived st the factory was 1,831,905 lbs., a considerable increase over last year‘s supply. This was contributed by about 150 patrons, the largest of whom being Mrs. John Hughes, Messrs. Ronald McDonald, Emmett Hughes and Wm. H. Mayne.-E.

-TRAIN ACCIDENT.-While shunt ing at ths Railway wharf yesterday morning two box cars ran over the point at the west siding, badly in- juring' the road for some distance. Aa a result of the accident the mail express and baggage of the western train had to be transferred by tea-m while the eastern train was run on the east siding and the transfer oi passengers, mails and baggage made from there.-J. -

__,_

-GOOD CROPS.-A large quantity

of produce has been shipped from

mx “tm °“ h“"d') "Bauer dividend laten) Emerald durin the past few weeks.

The average cash dividend of these companies is 05,322 percent. The farmers ing this section were for

"'"""""""'""""" """" """"' """""""""""""""`"" tunate inhaving their grain gathered

Q before the heavy rains, and it is |_ therefore of good quality. The po-

tato crop wasagood one, and a

number of cars have been shipped,

telegram to Mr. McQuarrle's partner,|u young man, Reuben Tuplin, son of the Hon. A. E. Arsenault,-J. Mr. James Tuplin, Black Banki.

went shooting alone on the marsh. While lying in his brant box with his shot-gun beside him, in somc manner the gun was accidentally discharged, sending the contents through his rub- ber boot, and entering the loot just above the big toe. The young man had to walk about half a mile to his dory, and row a mile to his home. The accident occurred about live in the evening and a doctor arrived about nine. According to latest ac-

-"”" counts nothing serious will result.-

' A.

A Physical ‘fire

Sulfarsd l’o|-tures from Nsrvousnsss.

Miss Marguerite Lees, 0|. Robert Bt.,

Hamilton, Ont., writes: “I was s wreck, reduced in body, and despond- ent. l :uttered tortures from nervous- ness. and was totally unfilted for work. A friend recommended Hood's Susa- psrllls. I commenced taking it and bf the time the second bottle was con- sumed I knew that I was mending. Gradually I grew well. 1 have used l-I d's sl ee 1 id ot h without

0 I'

oo n . won n e

it on any sccourlt. and do most enthu- .sisstlcally endorse every word in its favor."

Get Hood's Ssrsapsrills. today. lol#

by all dniggists sverywhsro.

as . fi

_ hl.h i r th c mon s th

FURNISHED 11-111-Y BY THE MARITIME FOX EXCHANGE AND IN- §'..°......§.._-...§ .fi ¢$`“.§.'l‘.. .....§... eil.

VESTMENT COMPANY LTD' ` price is very high. _Mr. P. ‘ Mc- y

"”*' Mahon was the principal buyer and' ___ "

Yr t tll F M k t l tive, business being dons in _ _

ll... iazigllgyy oi anis lllseoaazofripgs-B “Italo reported that ii business ‘nd “ '“°m°g b“°""°'l° mm' E' F‘l;-§"f“§;*“- R°l”°“'=“l“1"° °l 01°

continues at the present rate, therewlll soon be a scarcity of shares in _EEL CREEK N'oTEs___LMt week of lilgoplacsyign (l~(;::fi);Lr’lJ<:ye'l1ifl>srrl:han§0 Ll'

Amt. one of our busy farmers, writes a I-»°ll§W0l`tl1 Avenue to ,154 Prince St.

the market.

Belmont

Smith ...... .... .. ... .... -- -

Standard .. .. .. .. .

Barkers .. ...

Dalton .. Brighton . . . Upton .. Charlottetown ..

Victoria Farm

Dinnls . . Provincial . .

llowatt-Dalton .. . , . ._ Taylors . .. . .

Great Canada Northern ..

Tuplln Irving Dominion . ... .... ... .. Massachusetts . ..

Consolidated.......

Butherla.nd......... 100

Carruthers '

Listed

Par Price

100

,...100 ...100 100

110

. ......100

90 115 100

Odsrcd 100 100

If ."1 .........1ilo so

.........1oo 115

......-100

. -... .. .. 50 50

. ...... ... 100 115

........100 110 100 100 .......100 100 ........100 110 100» 100 .......100 100 .......100 100 .......100 100

100

110 110 110 100 100

100 100

.. . . .. 100

110 100

.......100 -

........ .. ......100

.. ...... ........100

correspondent, who by thc wav is a

Being centrally located Mr Eamon,

. .

mice observer oi the sabbath. who will be better able to serve his ou..- ln the rainy season got mixed up in 1-0“'l¢l`9 and attend |10 Other matters the calendar' 'and on Sunday mom. pretainlng to his rapidly growing dug ing he hitched his team and started 10099- for the potato field' with that Satur- All ‘V110 ‘MY bv lhtofesicll are in- day feeling of finishing big n0f_at0es_ y vited to visit Mr. Enman ln his new Hs having to go along the public QUHFWFB and to learm 0| the wnnder- high-way, mot his gon on his way to ful cures being eflected throughout Church. "Where on you going with UNB 191800 by means Oi 01YZ¢l1at-ing that tam of ho,-5"," asked his sol Machines, the Farador and the Oxy- "I’m going to the potato field, where lJnf'»\10l'. are you going?" "lim eoing to T116 FHFBGOY is the only oxygenat- Church E and I think you mug; bu ying. machine which can be visibly cm” going to th, potato “elf on tested previous to use. It is several 5unday_ »-Sunday" gasped the times more powerful than the other other ss the situation dawned upon °¥Y88n device and its strength can him. "Hsavsn'sl I wouldn't have 0° l`°8lllll*»¢0 by a little dial at the this happen for 3 thousand dollars. 0090 Of the llllltrlllllelit. Help ms unharness the horses. and I '1`ll° 01YP8'~\'1°l' il 110W wld by Mr. will let them go." Hs was however EMM" 50 B 'SPY liberal discount. nersuaded to take them._homs with The lllBl\‘ll1'11¢l1tB on hnnd are in Per: nlm but no was late for church. fest ¢011fllll°11 nand Just as :ood as

_.__ any which may be prrchased also

E ll . ' where. 260z_11_11M2iE1i dl

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~. ._ » The blots for women that we srs ter plsssod if 'they wus not e

l ‘

` 1 three nights the people of Alberton

occsslun was crowded, and the people seemed to be well sstlsiled with the

pain; shown again, and as variety il the spice of life, peoplrwould be bot-

rostmd

. - , ` *bowing now an “mm“||v ,¢y||,h" 1 .to a rehash of old subiects, however

Nnlly they maybe. J\ld¢inl<\P7 *ll*

\ ‘ 1 "‘*’-*~ '"4 °°""“’"’h“"" Th” 0"' ismssi cas puaiio luis tsksu is this

u°F~9°|°°“d 'Nm' Mg H" 'f nm' show, it should be an snsoursgomsnt

ith

ther this

ne honed but selected from t\'¢

losdling nickels could show

E ..¥.£°.‘.'.

Q , al¢|“"’W¢ 00"" P’°¢ Ill 0|" °f0.U|¢ ' to others to come sion; with new ‘_ , ~ "1, 0 . . ,' ~` .

pictures -A

-si-lows aPr'al1‘cla'rnp- For P

` \ were treated to a moving picture V '

\_ show, by a gentleman who makes 9, ' ` " `

/ business nl_ giving this kind of amulc-

. . / K mont to ills public. 'rss hull so oss.

. _ _ i_

,V N m ` 'quality _ of the pictures shown. llld

' -.. ,... ,' Shakespaare's great play Maclieth I

t _ wsstrus to life, and the pictures

. S were very bright and clear, and to s

K ._ . i ' _ ` ' _ f, person who had read the play, very i _H

interesting. Thsrewars several com- " ' ‘ V

Qr y, _ nlsints on account of old plcturss_

,‘ si -'El lie..-1. _ , _

`.\, 1 »

“Wear like Iron,’f

When you want the in rubber footw's_‘sr ...ill asa ills... lint.

Tr ere's a Rubber tg Et

every shoe, Big Stock.

Lowest Prices.

_ _

Wire

Made from specially anne led

(if soy) more than ordinary.

Width 24 inch ' 36 inch ` 48 inch ` 36 inch 48 inch 72 inch

i6 16

17 17 17

Every roll of “Red Label” ,Fox and 0

Mink Wlreiskgusranteed full length, full width and with uniform regular Meahes.

hfavilvgalvsnized, smooth and bright. This special quality costs you very llitle

Guage ' Per Roll .6 As 1 25

on Can Make Quick. Clean A

..1_.1-1-Q _iii-_

liq. Mesh “Red l.slls_l” English Mink , 0 . ' . " ¢'_

l ,. . _ . .. . ~ .v . _

l ...sf-i. . . .l~»~;1-’~ ».»~1r~ =

51°F ill Your Spare Time by llaislllll lllnll ¢!ll!l.l’l..1l\.l.l\i|1.5.lll.ll.‘!§.f*' 1 0 ` llere are ,the Ili||ht‘Goods to lielp You . »

.__ ____._.\..-. ._

tough wire,

10.25 .I3 50 8.50 . ll.00 I

I6 50 f I' -_-------

.. fis

_ _ _ ._.______.__

» All rolls Fox and Mink Wire 150 ft. in length. S_end for comple’e price list.

1, x I-2 and 2 inch netting. Large Stock Prompt Shipment. ’ ` ' _ )»

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GILL SMELT NETS

Being the largest dealers in the Mari-

time Provlnces, ' we have brcolne recog. nized ss headquarters for iishing sup- plies. For October and November we are offering several thousard Slnelt Gill Nets in Sea Island Cotton and Scotch Linen, made especially to order and made to catch the fish, by the biggest and 'best American Manufacturers. Order from this list the sizes that sult your locality.

3 Sea Island- 130 ft long.

I 90

|55

' I 30

1.25

Scotch Linen---130 ft. long.

Mesh _ 4-ft. 6-ft.

--- -- ---- , ,f 2 5 5 4 Linen Nets are very strong, catch most iish and are _ li 2 20' 5 _'50

durable. r§4; 2 IO 3 I5

15’ 0 0

Mesh 'z~fr. _'.l»fl'. 4-fi. 6 ft. 1% I 55 2 70

-ss.sN WW# UIOUI

Scotch Mal-line Barked in hooks, right and left for back lines...................... .200 Scotch Marline Barkcd in hanks, single for ends and bottom .. ..-.. l2c Cedar Floats, neatly turned from select wood and bored. Per 1oo............... .....$l.25 Small Lead Sinkers. Per Extract of Hemloek.Per`can....... 25c Hanging Twine. Perlb ..

BAG NETS in several of the standard sizes in stock and we can order and

have in your hs-nds any special size in a short time.

orders to

259i,`l`I,rlME'rl

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THE STORE THATVSAVES YOU MONEY

_ » ~ »

_ We undersell-not by cheapeniug quality, but by large, careful buying and

quick selling. If you cannot conveniently call then wlite, send or telephone your

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-BUMMERSIDE TOWN COUNCIL.

At the regular monthly meeting ol the Summerside Town Council held last evening. Councillor Tanton of the Finance Committee reported on the finances ,of thc town. The report showed a probanlo surplus at the end of the year. Councillor Lidstone of the property committee was instruct- sd to purchase 150 piles for the wharf. A communication from Dunn Langlois rc rent of land be- low the'rail`wny for storage purposes was referred hack to the property committee for adjustment. The Mayor. and the property committee were in- structed to sell the town team for not less thanl $450. The usual bills were passed for payment,.J.

WESTERN PEIISOHILS

-Mr. Fulton J. Gordon has return-

ed to Worcester, Mass., after a short stay at his home in Montrose, whore he was attending the funeral of his brother, the late Leigh Gordon.-A.

and 41 cann e

used under the new management, `a_ Post Oflice is being built opposite the old one.-A.

-Mr. G; D. Scllurman, of Summer. S10-"1 P- 1'--_ I-. chief inspector of the Nova Scotia bank in the maritime Provinces, arrived in Dorchester, N. B., on Monday and is engaged on an audit of the books and accounts of the local branch.

.._s_,.,-,_.¢.-i-

I BLUE DAYS.

belong to those who are constlpatod, bilious or have sour, gassy, “png Stlllllllfll-I. sick headaches, lame back

og that tired-out way o(_ going about t e daily routine of life. FIG PILLS

.Will make you feel fins, have a buoy. ant spirit and will ward oi! any ae. tack of sickness usually caused by ¢0llStiDstion and weak kidneys. FIG PILLS are a mild fruit tonic lam- tivs and always do good Refuse all

Bold at Geo E Hughes Drug Sem-¢

2 black and silver female

r}é_ years old had litters spring.

old fncher of litter I

7 large young females 40

percent black.

ccnt black. ` . ,

2 dogs. ' ,

r verylsr e Il d 1;" female had llgtter lag sptlggl* -l pair of dark martin.

Also s number of' mink. ' -

The Tyne Valley Fox filth

_... .. ... ... ;:‘.;°:.‘;“s::. .¢.:..:" 25 .T"‘° "‘“”' P' E' “

BPD '

oiszsd 11 t 1. t ol.. . °' Y ‘““ ‘\'°'“ ` ... ...rr °“;:.::...“ 55': 11 11°--. '=°"°‘1““f'=“N°111.<

"11s--ess 1 .5-1 ii,

l ,,

20 p. c. off Hqviland Limoggs; f »

Here i< s chance for vou _ ' ' . l 1 - .

mmm," 2° P C OFF REGU£<Hz°\l§RyéfE;y_B';‘y;o of our Lllwoolis PATTERNS- -ws are md $°,d demm,ou__ ,NRM goods are wld emm in TE;xilt;rns me nest. sud getty; with flcfsi - AN Qtlasrirv nnslaso. vousuoulo me sa.~s».is <§Hsl'.|AND mm! 0 0333-* 9' lf gills forltile spprosclilng Xmas season, . 0° 5 °Pl?°l¥llllllY "0, Q9"

.._.,.i..l,“sm"2’m" ,‘_ ‘M , V.

` ‘ In 8o's 41 Discs; $0500 2: ' `

Clio

. .~ff.'e~.

3 large young dogs 4o'to 90

4 large young cross fplasles

Foxes. Mink, Marten and Coolls For Sale

foxe this

r black and silver female 2%

years old had litter last spring.

l black and eilvel' dog 1% y€8r5

to go

Pe*

and

d red

2 very large dsrkfemsle coons.

mga