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With tile arrival of the hunting season comes the December issue of reading matter appropriate to the season. "The Old Gray Buck” by Theo. J._.Stocks which appears a this issue,’ wllfle not a story of r lg bags, is one that will appeal to men with the ‘hun-t in vheir -houghts._ Bonnycastle Dale also unis _deer in Nova Scotia, bin. itih a camera. Henry A. Braibh- baits, well known eastern guide tells or his experience with Moose quills Martin Huntr tells s. tyv-‘csl ‘ tel-yin "The Wolf Cub of the Lab- ador." James Frlse has a tilnely uli page cartoon in the December umber. A good yarn of n day's adven- ures on a B. C. river trip is told lnder one title of “A Chapter-of Accidents." In Outddor Talk, W. C. Motley has another interesting Woodcraft article, while the Guns and Ammunition Department edit- ed by C, S. Landls has some good ope for the man interested ill guns at! Fishing Notes has also for tho angler and Kennel Notes for ire-dog fancier. Rod ‘and Gun is published month- by W. JJTaylor, Limited, Wood- ock. ‘out.

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The“Avenlr_e of the Temple of Hea- ven" mourns. An indescribable loss is felt in the narrow streets and dark alleyways of San Fran- cisco's Chinatown. for the govern- ment has placed its foot down on furvher lmportations of the famed Chinese water lily or narcissus, be- cause destructive insects have been found secreted in the inno- cent looking bulb. The f-iuglnnt plant, some Oil-in- ose believe. has powers to pro- phesy the answer's prospects for thB-Jsnsulllg year. Generally at this tlme oi‘ the year. t~ho bulbs are being prepared for planting, timed to blossom forth their flow- ery message oi.’ hope or despair on the first day 0f the new Y6"-

Some have tried to preserve last year's flowers by drylnz the-m and burying them in earth, but tho out- come of this method is uncertain and as no substitute ‘has been found itjhllnatown faces ‘abandon- ment of one of its prlllcllllil New

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. lwen MadDougall will preach Wednesday 24th., at Peoples hurch, Charlottetown at 7.30; and Ihunsdey 25th at Coleman at 7 and

‘ "riday 26th 'at Summerslde at 7 p. m.

--Just as tea is shipped from the gardens in lead lined chests as the sole way to re» tain its strength and ﬂavonso it is delivered to you in metal packages when you buy

LIVE H068. --'We will be load- ng live hogs at Souris Monday, Nov. 129th. PaylnE highest prices lccording to government grade. Kindly get hogs in early.

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5 some OF CHARLOTTE Town's sear ENTERTAINERS

will take part in the grand con- t-ert in ‘the North Wiltshlrc Hall vaudeville on Wednesday evening, Nor. 24th. l illont miss n. 2881 I5 Story ()f Cyc es ‘ PHOTOGRAPH. - The Toronto

NEW YORK. Nov. 22———Vaude- villc programs since America's first organized variety performance a hundred years ago have reﬂected. and sometimes anticipated the life

Telegraph oi‘ Nev. 16th contains s good group photograph of the boys from the seven provinces who {Judged Svfne at the Royal Winter EFaIr. These included Fred Cody and fashions of [he nmes_

fwd Austin 00d? from Powmlll P" They prollllz-lc for the present to ' 1- '.g0 Spanish," the Keith-Albee ex change reports. And there is l1 ‘French “crazc" just around -the

,' FRANC RECOVERING -- A iMlTntrea-l dwpatch "Ys- 11-1 lhcrlrnerx 'l‘llc vaudeville managers “weellmg n" 95mm H19 ‘French find illesc fads profitable. because iFrilncs 1911911911 111199 90111139119111!’ of the theater-goers’ desire for ;two and n. half cents. This repreqsomething new m. “DVBL lsentg a new high on the movement-j The story of vaudeville from its lwhlcll 111111 95111911 the 719-119 "P establishment ill this country at lmore than ninety-two percent 1n the old Lafayette theater on Dec- ileur months‘ llme- {ember 1s, 1m, has been a story | "—— ‘of c cles. ‘Their nvera e life ‘has g FINE eHIPMENT. —Mr. r. n. beenyabout four years, ilthough ill IWBBBIBI‘. mefcllﬂlll. 111111101011. W115 many instances the best act-s of a T111 U19 c"? 31111114111’ ‘Wll-‘ll l1 llllck mode became more or less stand- IIf-Zd o; choice pork letd byi lillr-‘srrllzed. T-hus the piano act, the P118 BYEIISOII ﬂll e11 “FY6118 son and (lance team. he -m0l10l0- farmer 0f that locality. Mr. Wcb- gist? and the comedy tSKBlCII are utter replorts tllelrogdshln l-llﬂlglillll- familiar features of the modern y on n exce en s ape an c program lﬂlllmls 111 11 Very Dlvﬂllelilllﬂ 6°11‘; Sometimes an eveut furnishes the dition. _ EmDllf for a new mode in vaude~ ‘ ‘ville, and sometimes it is an out SUCCESSFUL GRADUATE. — standing personality. Of the former The Guardian joins wiith Illlvilllil)’ were the cycles of the lrlsh, Get" friends in congratulat ng ss man, Jewish, Italian, blackface and Helen Hornby who has successful- "rubs" comedians. Each type had ly ,.assed the Maryland State its heyday as the lrlsh, the Ger- Board Examinations in nursing at mans, and the others successively Baltimore. ‘Miss Hornlby, R. N., is became factors in American life. a daughter of Mr and Mrs J. J. Personality entered into vaudeville Homily, Brighton and studied alt fahinn-s when Lydia Ycamans Titus St. Agnes Hospital. Baltimore. decide-d to do her sonzﬂ 11ml imllel- lie-nations in variety. She decided ’ her husband. Fred Titus, should BRIDE RECEIVES. —Mrs A. B. play the piano for her. For a long Cutcilffe received for the first time time the act had the field to itself. since her marriage at her beautl- ‘Then came a veritable landslide of fui new home in lI-iunter lRIver on piano acts. Maurice Barrymore Thursday afternoon and slvening. was another personality who mark- Thgd-lilride who was attired in hor ‘egrﬁltslxlrnlng point 1n the history of we n gowno cu veve.was' . assisted; in receiving Jlyy her mothq er, Mrs John E. Sinclair, and Mrs J. A. Cutcliffc. Little ‘Miss Edlthi

“tax; llrﬁflbsemlmry Tests. T" ’ See If Earth Shrinks

tea room by Mrs ‘Murdock Cutcllffc

Mrs 1F. D. Marks presided over the

tea cups. IThose assistin iu LQNIDQN, No“ 22____An attempt delving We"! U10 Misses Ellllll lo accurately determine tvhethcr Sinclair. May MacGrelzor. Myrtle tho earth is shrinking ls to he Cuucllffe and Dorothy Cr-Lcllffe. lllade by scientists of the world who have ‘begun tests to detect FREDERICTON NND VIICIINITY and measure possible moves of tho —-MI‘ 811d MP8 L630)’ Cartel" were earth's crust. The principal ob- racent visitors to Fredericton. ——.eervatories in various parts of the Miss Ruth IStcvonson and (lruuo globe are cooperating with t-ho Roy- Ackland spent the week olld ill al Observatory at Greenwich. ZHampshIre.——Mr. Frank Stevenson The first experiments consisted is ‘busy engaged in erecting a new of wireless signals sent by sta- bungaiow.— Mr. Frank Cutcliffc Fond in the United States and on was a recent visitor to Frectown.~— the Continent at the rate of 61 Mr. J-iedley McPherson spent Sun- rhythmic signals per minute. The day in "Pleasant Vallcy.— W. i‘). time of the signals were registered Stevenson. blacksmith. spent tllc by observatories gr, snn Diego, (jal- week end visiting friends in Giyllde lforlliu. Algiers. Shanghae, Parks Riven-Mr. Clint Morrison was a Wuz-illillgion, Berlin and Australia. recent visitor to the Smith 1iosd.—-—‘ / Miss ‘Bertha Stevenson is visiting in Charlottetown. the guest of llCl" ,

aunt ‘Mrs J. MacKlnnon, _‘Mr JohnﬁiEi-ﬁw 55,093,! xfgdyﬁslilde a c] >18 Pmmd and M“ G°rdm1 Hm ‘Vere of acrluallltances of this rovililcce Pecan‘ visitors w Charhmiic‘ n?’ as the deceased She attclxidetl the Mr. Walter Weeks spent Sund y ill Norm-M Schooi and passed the Cllarlottetown.-—-Mr. Major lilill-raywnoard examination with the 1MB MsJdoll. Mass, is visiting friends Sh. W w Sullivan In her mam l“ Frmmrlcm“ and Ham‘ Grwe-“icn days she taught school at North Miss ‘Della stevemv" “ml Mm“ Bcdeque. alld after her marriage Hazel Cousins were recent visitors she “you more ‘m. many years:

w Mmwlm" Later they moved to Kenslugton and for many years kept the Clark

‘PERSONALS llotcl which had a well deserved

[MN A MucKenzio ‘whine reputation for good service. ‘it

was in a sense n home for the com- mercial traveller when doing the western part of the province. For him Mrs Clark was more than a hostess. shc was a nurse whose kindness and care was never fail-

spellt thonivook end ill the city.

IMlss ‘Florence L. Newson, Brack~ icy. underwent an operation in the P. E. Ilsland Hospital and is as well as can be expected.

dleeldcs a large number of relat- ives she leaves to mourn her only son Bert Clark. nowdn Winnipeg: a daughter, Clara, wife of Stewart Alley in the State of Washington

The many friends oi‘ Mr. J. 1.. Valley. teacher, Peakes Road School, will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly coérvalescing to a complete recovery rom a severe a d“ m, Am _M" aural“, ‘null °l bl°°d Wlwnmg h‘ m“ m". sheghllved l: recent years. 55nd ‘ml w"! M’ able to reaunw Two daughters predeceased her. M‘ “u” l“ i‘ “w” mm‘ " Laura a. school teacher and Pstly.

' wife of IProf. n. n. slmv‘. 1 _._____Qe@__._

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New Method Works Wonders Without Use oi’ Medicine

Mrs J. W. Anderson and two children Betty and 19186119- left Monday morning for their home In Halifax alter spending two pleas- ant weeks in Charlottetown. Mrs Anderson was the guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Beers, Grab‘ ton Street. ‘ .

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MALPEQUE

‘Kills iEdward Lodge, No, 1o A, l. and A. M. entertained about 911W of their friends in Malpequs Vl-lail on Monday evening, Nov,_15ﬂ1 Most WorshlDfu-l ‘Grand Master Nicholson of Summeraide was in "nalldﬁllcﬂ. and also Mrs Ewen MuKlnnon of Charlottetown who contributed greatly to the even. 1118B Program by her vocal and in- strumental solos. Mr. John 51111115011, presided: the following Dl08ram was successfully can-led out which included solos by Mrs.

McKinnon, ‘Misses Rogers and Hunter and 'Mr. Nicholson J r. Summerslde. The violin selel

111m by Mr. Chas. Woodslde. ou: talented violinist were greatly all preclated by all. The address b). Most Worshlpful Grand Mast.- Nicholson was an interesting fen ture of the program. All GXCV. lent supper was served which w.l UIOTOIIBIIIY enjoyed by all and duv In: the serving or it instrumental music, violin and piano, and V001: solos were acceptably rendered

Appreciative remarks by M . Robert Gordon , Summersldr Messrs D. P. McNutt, Thos. M.

iNutt and Edward McKay. also

vote oi‘ thanks to all assisting in the evening's entertainment, cc. eluded an evening of real enjoy ment.

The members o! the Women‘ Missionary Society of Hamilt-v. and their friends were privileg- to listen to an exceptionally fill. Mldress. delivered by Rev. n. ill Grant on Thursday evening il. Hamilton Hall. He chose as hi. ﬁllbiect "McKenzie of Korea.” all!“ his purpose was to give a lbrl

-'urvey of the life and labors of til:

Herald of the Cross. “Much mlgll be said of his work among the pel- ple oi Labrador" declared til

speaker “but this is not tho mis

His name is associated with Koren so when we think of Korea “~- think siso of McKenzie of Koren. Continuing he said “in Korea .\1 Kenzie began a great work, ho n1 complished a/task, the true exte» of which we shall never know if. til that day when all things slmi be revealed. The visible resu. weregrcat and far-reaching. by h .- eftorts many souls were brou, w from darkness to light. '1' i chief value of his life story to i.‘ who look on from afar is the c» ample he gives us of a life uttelsr consecrated to the service of Jes“: Christ. The abandonment of sel" his sacrifice of all that makes ll!‘- enJoyable, his humility o, SIllPl‘ his faith and hope and courage, all make him stand out as one of tlw» rare and attractive personalltlt - that move and uplift hearts out o‘ a common rut to higher and noblw plains. in closing, nu appeal was made for others to follow ill his footsteps as he followed in tChr-lsts. The interest in the program was greatly increased Iby the contribut- ed eﬂorta of the young people o: tho district. There were two choruses by the choir. u duct by Miss Matilda Owen and Annie; Ramsay; nah exercise by ‘Miss Annie Ramsay and Master Ray Lockeriby, solo by Miss Rogers and also a. responsilve reading by the members of the Auxiliary.

The parlor social under tllc aus- pices of the Wolllelfs Nilsslonary Society‘ of Malpeque and Baltic, washeld at the residence of lVlr. Thos. McNubUs on Friday (waning Nov. lilthl and notwithstanding the unfavorable weather wns very largely attended alld thoroughly enjoyed .'by all. Mr. H. ‘L. Donald of Sea View very capably presided and after-who usual introductory remarks, explaining the nature of the gathering, called on tllc differ- ent participants of the program. The numbers included a piano solo by Mrs Jas. A. Campbell, a splendid duet by Mrs Chester Simpson and Miss Rogers. violin and piano duet. llly Mrs Robert l-lardlng and Mr James llcuirsio (cncoretl), a pleasing solo by .\lr. Russell McKay. Mr and and hlrs J. K. McGrogor of Malpnquu, our old- tilne musical veterans gnvs two splendid duets, which nil clljuyml Tho solos by Misses diogors and llucstis are always splendid (‘Oil-I tributlorls to any program. 'l"hcl readings lby Miss Maud Donald zllltlf Mrs Jas. d-llckey were splendid sol; ecllons. well received, whllc Mr. Cilas. Lowe gave a ilunlorolls Tﬁilil‘ lug entitled “A Trip to Niagara Falls." which evoked mucll nlcrri- mcnt and was responded to by n» comic solo. dten: n). M. (Hunt's short and breezy azidress coll» cluded a program of much merit. Special mention is due Mr. Jzllnos Bearll-lto of Malporluc lllill Muster David ‘Urch, Kenslllgton for lilclr delightful violin selections with Mrs Robert il-larlling , Daruicy alc- companlst- Games participated ill by the young people occupied a portion of the evening. A satis- fylng lunch {followed by i-l slug song completed an evening of social in- tercourse and good fellowship. and as a result of it. all are expectant oi.‘ the other social evenings plan-i ned by the members of this soc- iety. The proceeds ‘amounted to over twenty-three dollars.

Mr. Henry Guard of lAlberton paid a short business trip to Mal- peque recently.

Mr and Mrsdames M. Campbell- Grahanfs Road more in attendance at the service in Malpeque Church Sunday morning. i-

Mr and Mrs lCutcliilu of lluniol- River were welcome visitors l0 Malpoque Sunday evonlns-

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