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_FUR CONN FOR LADIES .on sale by the Montreal Fur Remod- elling. Riley Building, Queen 6t. 600051-8wka.

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Z rinsing solos by Miss Wright. a re f. citation, mo; Purcell, a violin Z solo by Mr. Winning and excellent ,.-- selections hyFtlle Casino Orcbesl

tra. no dining room was ap- propriately [Uecorated in red. white and blue and the dinner was ‘enioyed by a large numbsr of

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_ ‘lbiuugi- _ HOTEL lMPROVEMINT.-- Mr AJ. Railings has had the interiu: of his ‘hotel at Orby Point, North Rustico in the bands of the paint- ers and decorators for the post few weeks. This popular seaside re» sort has now all modern conven including a. new pipeicss furnace, inst installed which will insure to the traveller comfor- and warmth in zero weather. ‘IZHREE 8ICKYMEN|~ ingrepiy this. telegraphic message for us- slstnnce from the threeflilghtlhouse keepers at Bird Rocks, tbs Cana- flhlfi GOl/Bfllment cruiser Mar aret left Charlottetown "iiaat u-cek and took the men on board yesl terdny. Capt. Taylor o: m, M“; ins Department here received! word that the men, who belong l0 1119 Mflxdnlen islands, are ill and are being taken to Charlotte- town. The Margaret is expected to arrive this morning.

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If we men and enforce for it with tend to snee and sell l-lr and pennit it were bcti on polling d- ‘ ‘inconsistency

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“Mrs. Meek‘ paid you a very flut-"Barrlttur, Solicitor, Notary Pimilc terlng compliment last nizhl- I!!!" Etc- dem-g’ iVlONEY T0 LOAN "What our she say?" Mormons P- E- island

WELL TREATED.

.-.- OII‘ .- ,,,.. ,- "'“'“"““‘ l huve the snowicst, sweetest um! Blcflflfl“ l gum‘ siun. An o, ,,... - a for the din ins! rum l‘ FOOTBALL Maurine-n meet- h_ ‘ "liiw c“? § w’ \- ing of m Abegweit Club and all " P"""‘l l ‘"1 ll"? ""5"" - .,,_ § interedter! in football is. norm; sweeping u ,\' htxeld this evening at 7.30 p.m. in - ~. t e ‘League o! the Cross rooms the import: , ‘ \\ This game deserves enthusiastic and bee“ ‘ - \- ‘boosting and it should be remem- ' _ u \_ bered that this week will see two vine:- and , v31? G \ good games by local team: the “M? or, , ~ against the St. Francis Xavier r_ \ crack tea-m. On Wednesday they possible thr will meet the Abegwelts and on

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"She said that 1 did not iooklike. —- l '<1.. ' i “f” “a” iPRoF. HIRAM BALL I ENGLISH. GOLD PR|ZE THE l i SILVER MEDALS . l ORGAFHBT AND MUBICAL i DIRECTOR ' BAFTisT CHURCH TPlANO, VOCAL, ORGAN THEORY , l ‘ 0F MUSIC roost Bone. fide err-flour? .93 ‘zsczogl, 5 *' , ours- o an o Evenings by Appointment :1;»<;~‘/ l; -~..,»(l it-lqnd Certified BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, arc. “‘ ' "' " ' Money to Loan - , Cameron Block l)?‘ the Audit B11163“ Charlottetown. P. E. island ‘iii.’ Circulation

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Charlottetown, P. E. I. The price of Eggs will be

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Laying Hons should bwweli supplied with Crushed Oyster sin-ll for nhdli formation.

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lione, Egg Mush, Milk blush, lien (ihmvder for producing a good supply of rich and nour- ishing Emu. lllxeii Scratch I-‘ccd, Cracked Com, Comment, Feed ‘Vhenl and other Poni- rry Supplies. At‘ lowest primes “lroielafle and iltlirll.

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In reference to the action of a number of boys on the roof of the Y. M. C. A. during the Armistice services the Directors have inves- tigated- the matter undfound that whilst the Secretary, wihq i3 a re- turned soldier. and ilre-‘Ilhysicai Director had dilsnrlssed .i.l1.: class- es and closed the gymnisium and game room, in order tdnttend the services and instructed. the boys to attend as well, a number rs- enic-rcd the buildiing and made their way to the r001’, without the knowledge 0f the manage- ment. The Directors feel that an apology should be made by UH‘ boys (many of whom ‘are nu! members) to the public. The boys who are members have been sus- pended. '

HOG GRADING UNDER WAY. —~F:trmors in the province, says Mr. A. W. Peterson. District Sheep and Swine Promoter, stand to benefit by the new regulations for the grading of livs bogs be- cause the large bulk offered for sale are oi bacon type, mostly ‘forkslsfrcs, and if put on the ular- kc-t within thesxpproved weights n1"! receive the premium. 0n Prince Edvrsrd island this year at is roughly estimated that there will be 30,000 hogs. About 24.000 of these will be slaughtered. Mr. Harold M. Clay, B. S. A., has been appointed Hog Grader for Prince Edward Isiand. The grad- sn-g regulations started bilonzi-hy, October 30th, and Mr. Clay is now

OF INTEREST TO POULTRYMEN

Record of Experiments Conducted

n; ‘om-k, by the Poultry Division of the _..__ ~ Dominion Experimental LARGE POX E»N1"RIE8.-- Farms.

Prince Ediwsrd island will be well represented at the Royal Agrlcnl‘, tum! Winter Fair to be held at

After glancing through the re- port for 1921 of the Dominion Poul-

Toronto from the 22nd to the try ‘Iiilfihilfldmftil, Mr. F. C. Elford. 29th of this month. Three car- one is almost inclined to say in- loads of livestock (other than quire within about everything re-

garding poultry keeping," for in the thirty-four pages of which the re- port consists, a vast amount oi in- formation ‘is given about prices. about incubation. about brooding. about feeding, and as regards pedi- gree breeding, housing, egg-laying contests, diseases of fowl, and 0i extension work in Quebec and Northern Ontario. The progress is

foxes) and two car loads 0f iox=s will leave bcre on the 15th. can nccting with the Ocean Limited at Bsclrville. A sleeper will bt put on the train at Tormentine for the convenience of Islander.» going to Toronto. It is expected that between fifty and a hundred people will go from this provinle.

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Higher Title Lapses and liieir Willlbe Earl l Breadalbane. Great Scottish Noble. - ;

LONDON‘. Nov. l1.-—'l‘hs funeral to the-Liberal party, was in March‘ or the IastJMamuess or Bresdslulsvsnmeu still only a1. created; bane took place at i-‘inlnfis, Kill-lBsrpnBreadalbauu of Ken ore. in, yesterday afternoon. By the Ehdfll inled a Lord in Wait s- express wish or Lord Brsdalbnneihis ‘ ,, peerage giving him a‘ his body wasbur-ied in a graveiscntin the House of Lords. His made in a green sward adjoining-pa vflgoon went out of oif-iceflbut. tho famllly mausoleum in whieh;on' return in 1880 he was for 300 years the Csmspbells oiiswiorn n Privy Councillor and ap- Glenorchy have been laid. House

Thmpointed Treasurer oi the l’ coffin was removed from Giasgowiholdgn office which he filled for: on Saturday and placed in the five years. He was then, in July, ‘

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ursusoleum, being borne to the 1885, created Earl of Ornleiie and grave by tenants on the estate Marquess of Breadaliuane, clroos~ The Bishop of Argyll and the lslesflng the titles previously enjoyed assisted by the Rev. G.W. Msckayiby his klnsuren, tbs ‘fourth and the parish minister nt Killin, con- fifth earls. ducted tho service. Before entering the House of Among the large gathering were Lords. Lord Brendaibnne had mar- tenant farmers and Highland isirdsmled, in July 1872. Lady Alma Imo- many in Highland dress and rep~ gen Leonora ‘Carlotta Graham resentaitivcs of ‘publllx: bodies in youngest daughter of the fourth Pertirsire and Argyllshireofwhicir lDuke of Monirose and of his Lord Breadnbbnne was a member|fnmorls Duchess. and sister of the of the Caledoninn Railway Com present Duke. in 1892, when Mr pany, of which he wasthe seniorf Gladstone for the last time took director. and of the estate worklofficc, Lord Breadnlbane became ers. The pail-bearers were the"L0rd ‘Steward of the Household. Duke of ‘Montrose, Mr. Iain Camp» and in tho three follmvfng years. boll, who now succeeds to the earl-‘ns Lord High Conunissioncr toils

dom of Brendalbnne, the biarquessGenernl Assembly, he and Lady of Graham, Colonel Lord Malice Breiuhllbane, with conspicuous Graham, D.'S.O., M.C, Cameron, oi success, tempered the wind o’

Lochici. Lord Greville. Colonel ifrastianism to tho Church of Scot Lamplbell Heathcrote (nephew) l land. In 1894 he acquired the Gar- nnd Major Bonnet, secretary or tsr. and m 1001. after nnotherLill 1110 Arjvllsluire Territorai Force ersl victory at ihé pong, was mag.)

QIRITS if you longed for love and never had a kin,

' And then you got lt-but very unexpectedly. flirts bc|u.._ tifui moonlight night someone suddeniydeapcd out of the ‘dark, kissed you and then dlIiPp93r€d—-Whit would YOU do. See ‘what Connis, did and learn how she cilpturgd love and happiness.

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was represented by his cousin, Mr land. In 1914 he succeeded the inn Campbell, and Lord Laming- late Duke of Argyll as Lord Lieu. ton was also represented. tenant of that county, where, as

The Marquess died in the Con‘ in his native Ilervbshlrc, ho had tral Station Hiotél, Glasgow, on already filled IllimerJus offices Thursday afternoon. He left DuNand rendered much vnhmrme se,.__ nrally on Mo ay to attend arml- vice to local government. " way meeting, but became ill in the indeed. in. the long intervnlg o1 train, and on arrival in Glasgow opposition Lord Breadalbane was Brcndslbane was with him. ngement of his vast estates which at one time extended over Great Scottish Noble 234,000 acres ‘in, Plorthghilre and Gavin, Marquess of

seventy-first year, having beelrSntlherland and Buccleuch, born at Fermoy on April 9, 1851.1’ He was the elJest son of Captain‘

Marqusssato Expires, John, Alexander Gavin Campbell

isand dairy cattle. which will be a large part of the live $000k Shin recorded of poultry breeding and nlciil, are expected to stand high keeping at all the twenty-twuiarmfl when the results of the judging and stations comprising the Dom- nre announced. Up todate therellulon Experimental Farms system.

llrnvc been four hundred and twen~ yvhyie a1, pfggenl ‘there are two oribun o; Gienfanoclp an uncle nus first Earl of Brendalbanc, who county of Tay and the Glcnrouchlrd and Bcnederaloch Haronles, is Lu “

tl=fwo foxes entered for the 1'01 even three breeds of birds on some

prxbibition in connection with the of ‘the farms, tests are going for-jdied in 164s

lair. Of these 209 are from Sum- mcrside district, 109 from Char iottetown district, 10 from New S4

ward to determine which is rife best single bird for each locality. {tithe beginning of the present gear. eighteen of the farms kept Barred Rocks, ten kept Wyandottcs, and three, Leghorns and Rhodo Island Reds. Three of the farms paid some attention to turkeys and four to both geese and ducks.

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NEW BRIFNSWIUK. N. J-, Nov.

tained in the report are those re- cording priccs received. each month for eggs at. each individual station, and the yearly average price re- ceived by farmer-s in the different provinces. All three show that not only have the prices for eggs been generally well maintained but that, during the last seven years, a con- siderable increase has taken P1909- Tlio average price in 1915 was 29V: cents per dozen and, in 1921, Ot~ tnwa excepted, it was 46 cents. But interesting as quotations of prices are admitted to be, poultry raisers will be quite ns much con~ corned, and possibly more. in the records of breeding work that the Report contains, of the influence of climate upon rearing, on the cost of breeding by different methods, on the results of experiments in drinks and feeds. of fattening fir men and two ‘vmen m noisy M market, of the cost and best met

of raising puilets, of experi- gnment under the applc lroo o 5 - - , _ - n, n where the bodies of the rector and ‘gems m feedmg 1am“ m e v0

" tor months, of experiments in tho choir singer later wero found. “m .i l 1 1 1 as“. and saw a man fire several shots. ‘ceding gm n o “yew o “v ‘

still. stands, the authorities assertwfigyoafdrfiggrggsl? ggrlgdaig: 31.1353: More, it is ssid that her account dlaoams‘ and M mam, other ma," is materially aitrongthcncrl in sov- w“, m- pfime importance m the oral aspects by the bringing lrfipmctkya] DOuHrYnmIL ‘ light of new evidence contributcdl _ to the case by two men. who were gmnnflp, near the lane on the night of lire] murder. Mrs. Gibson in support of her claim that she could identify

the two automobiles-one an oiid i. e other n sumll roadster-in De Rns~ -".s-y‘s lune near the Phillips farm on the night when the Rev. Ed- Mrs. El- eanor Reinhardt Mills were murd- cred, has been cleared up in the IJFQDILTGIiOIIS to place the entire case boforo the Grand Jury, auth- orities said tonight. The lifting of the veil which has shrouded this angle of the case. it was said by Special Detective Mason. finds the story tc-‘ld as an eye-witness by Mrs. Jane Gibson, farmer wom- an. unchanged. Her statement to the authorities that she saw two

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Ishire estate cf Gienfalloch, lnheradoubtfui validity". in um patent‘ Iited from :1 certain Williamflampgcrenting the Earlglm, 0|" menduli

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Marquess of into of Genorclly b0 zllicnatr-(Lthu,

iBrcidalbanc died childless, and the loss markedly territorial lltlus of.

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“Blnclfllillld 011d Lord Orlueiio and Weicii "Cnnrpbells, with _:l. string of Son;- ‘tlsh titles, wcro claimed iby his§ [distant kinsmzm, Captain Camp 131911.07 Gloufalloch. His claim was

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he?! Cflllwlheil. tile only son of . opposed by a cousin, but was fill- inlly uphold by Lords Wcslbury andnied in 1917) und of Lady Marv; iCllclms-Jord (‘Lord Wen-sleyrlsleyrarct Canrphell, who is n. sister of ldissenting) in May, 1863, when 10rd Normnnon. ill". Ivan (‘arm ‘Cdillillfl Campbell duly bccamo boil ‘is unmarried and bls'hr=ir-. Earl of Brendnibane and Holland, lll'0$liiYlpilV0~—.'i[§€llll .1. distant ¢oni Viscount oi’ Tay and Pentland and sin-is Captain Charles wimmnl Lord Glonurchle, Benederalcchglioreland ICamribell, fii_.g_ “FA i Ormeiic, and Welrk. in tho peop-gwhose father, the into hitrjorflop. n_go of Scotland, and u baronet ofleral Charles William Campbeiliun Nova Scotia. lie did not long enfisuucessfully clairnedt he earldoml joy these honors. for he died in'i 1862. Lord Brcudnlbarleur om‘, March, 1871, when his son, whgrtlster, Lndy Evn Céllfilpbijll 4,1,}. u-ns still o. minor, succeeded. rind in 1876 Mr, J_(,‘, neahmom “and has nn only son, Lieutenant About tllc nliddle of last cen- Jlighinnrlcrs ‘torrid 015,052?! Affigliljf.“ tury a determined effort wasdlcspite ills veors Lord Breadnl: made to induct-t he ilobiemen amlbnbe died athn ehrvlior ago thy other magnates of Scotland [Gillie majority of his. predecessor“ educate their sons at the iristori: The first three earls attained ma‘ University of lSt. Andrew's, and rocmsrknirln arcs of Si‘ 3;; m, Q‘: lllllffl U16 ‘into Lord iirondulbane respectively ‘vhiig 111C. fofiyihavi]; had been duly sent. Ho was not was rnlfifidllu n mnrqugymh; h, long: in entering public life, and. his 60th year died vlvOliqf],

llavlllfi Dfociailned his zittncllurcntthc ovo of lIlSIBZIUI birthhdq; o“

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the chnrnctcrslu thedrnrna which she claimed silo chanced upon while riding flilbill the country in search of thieves who hall looted her barn, lliid said ‘that in turning nboutontlre narrow lane the head lights of one of tho nutomoblios ‘accidentally flushed upon u pow- erfully built man with n bushy umusrtacho and a woman in u grey coat. Authorities declined to make public the identity of tho new witnesses, or divulge other details