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A" you h1us1ohs1ot'1on in 1642 by a little band I ilhdfl‘ the tree nyythor "l lllvus devotees, who planted this

gas; city workers in the fields. On the 1-i

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oiianchersd Fur Buyers

y, ft in our rare nn and after November 1st will y Fire Insurance.

yllTlSl- ACTION GUARANTEED.

fair.

‘VPELTING AND FUR CLEANING

ted shore Palmer Watson Electric Co., and

or Petting. My new Fur Cleaner is 110w in d“ to pram-v; the infgrmality,

to himself it was a very different al-

I had a very excellent instancaof that at Hamburg once. The Kaiser was entertaining King Edward and

unfortunate and trembling waiter, away from dampness.

During dinner. a waiter, unused to out of the room. waiting upon such enlment guests, be- came nervous and spilled some flgpflf- 1 the doors open so ' that the Kaiser

agus soup over the shoulders of the ¢°l1ld "e I "umber 0f 800d 5W0“

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l’. 0. HOX 11.1.

_ -soup on both the shoulders, saw that . __ M , _

Kaiser and Count Zeppelman who sat kicks administered to Puncture the on his left. The Kaiser saw the soup on Walter's dvlorvus prowess-

v-vl shoulder of the Count and laughed_ That night when the King was wooo 0 0 00400 o0o10eo+00+00++0o+o++00 yuproariously. King Edward saw the Willa i0 bell h? 5911i» f0!‘ m9!

‘Woodhnllf’ he sold. "g0 and find

(me Kaiser w“ in happy ignomnwithat Walter's address and give him O§O6§-O¥O~O-¢&O-O+¥§-Q

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of his own condition and in that l8- orance was enjoying the Counts mis-

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C. M. Lampson £4 Co., LIMITED. 6i Queen Street London, E, C. 4, England Public Auction. Sales OI‘ »

IAW FUBI Shipping ban will he furnish- ed without charge by applying to R. T. Holman, Ltd.. Sum- mlrside. I‘, It‘, l.

l paid for-

Dressed Fowl llrcssedG eese Dressed Ducks

anadian Co.

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‘ u TED. Represented by MTTETOWN “"3? Flisiftnlfm‘

_ New York, N. Y. 400040004 00000-0 04000044440404

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'ou want your money to be worth 100 per cent. an you buy from us your dollars remain in this 1i n two weeks in this Newspaper we will

ibu wish to act a

{ERNATIONAL

HEliiiTOALS

Our dollar is only worth about 98cts. in the U. S.1A from us Canadians and with the new TARIFF t “BUY IN CANADA” Conadi country.

publish our‘ jlric for SUPERPHOSPHATE and MIXED

s agent in your locality, write us immediately. '

ithis 200 marks b iwllere it comes, from!‘ I did so.

ut tell him not to aay

lKing sent for Juda. his lriend, the iwell-known manager of Ithe Cale FRoylll. t

l "Judo," he said, "would you like a fgood German waiter? ~No ordinary {waiter this, either; indeed he knows ihow to grease the Kaiser. What do ‘you think of that?"

i "I shall be only too honoured, Your .Mojesty," replied the greatest restoun. ant manager of Europe-in King Ed‘

word's opinion amongst others-"It is l

most nucleus of Your Majesty to consider me." , So the waiter got a lob in London .undc1- somewhat false pretense. I am afraid. lol- his method of “rreaslnfl

ti}

. Why?

FERTILIZE

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FERTILIZERS.” lfhNilvAr.

Irritated by the uontinuatailbus- “d9 and “Ne. Maisonneuve‘: men clad banks to dash in cizlmored to be led o swilt pursuit of the solitary voyageur enemies and taunted h

The Kaiser stormed and “our He yfor one Bill Ashworth.) sent for the proprietor and accused": _ him of deliberate" insult, said that it ~ _

1.1.. usoclallst plot, luu hadboen g1 Rheumatic Sufferers lure-arranged. The proprietor tremb-i some friends incognito at one o1 the led at theflmlverial displeasure-He? hotels. The hotel was used instead oi‘ smvelled his apologies and Joined i' the Schlosswithln easy access, ill or- with the nlaitre d'hotel in kicking tllol 11

Another . Wan” thoughmny hem, as quick relief lor pain, “I plurrlafinl

hey will bilyieaa again from us. on Products or a It often comes back to you. es which will, be lower so write for them and

‘do wild

answering these questions: Do the living con- oxes run ' dltions of your’ foxes equal exactly those in for miles and the wilds? ~Are you able to provide for 1nd” P” fill’? your foxes the samefeecl which they Do they do ‘l t°

. . have your foxes then as longs; their mdhwmchthcy ' meals are presented to them without an 315° _ d“ n“ eiforii’ Do you think this lack of exercise has

'8“ ‘n d" no eEect on the condition of your fOXQk-(llgir

.3111" OTHEY ow llvor GET VITAKALK m» .THE WILDS!”

This ‘argument is often encountered after our tqifimmluv“ explained n1 about the funaioosof mldllm. Pllhliihfll" "d ‘ the various vitamins, their efiect on abortions, lactation, etc., etc. You may not have put- ii." in the some words, but still the same idea may be in the back oLyour ‘ " mind. Won’t you therefore d0 Us the 53W!‘ 0f

wt,

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keep trim and slen.

clcr just like humnn l”. inga do ‘their daily dozen, or do they have to hunt for their food and perhaps go hun. gry for a day if their chase is un. l successful? What incentive to run

get in the wilds, as, for instance, ‘ live animals with fresh, warm blood and alljta health-build- ing ingredients? Don't you give them cer- tain, food, such as

wilds?‘ fvlulliy-elhch- pelb-and their breeding ability? - ~ Do you still think it unnecessary to feed Vitaltallr even if ‘they did not get iirin the wilds? '

Prices: 2 lb. can $2.25, 10 lb. can $9.50, 25 lb. can $22.50, l 100 lb. drum $83.00.

1 f 1 R0 era & A_rnett ummeralde , McKie 8t Co. Poole 6c Thompson, Ltd. Charlottetown ~ Montagub

tho tort. tllrou

Ell which tile French

c. He fired bllt EEO

, l Can Get , Well

Eat meat sparingly and lake but ttlc sugar. Kvold intoxicullis. Keep

Drillk water i‘ abundantly. and rely upon llervillnc‘

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"matism." writes S. A. Brunswicki from Augusta. "After years of 1111f-

ierlng, I can say it is the most penc- l tratlog llniment-I ever used. With»

1 Nervlline I have rubbed away all my

' aches and pains, and I urge others to use Nervilinc for sore joints, sllll

, ness and muscular pain." All dealer. ‘

,1 sell Ncrvillno in rib-cent bottles.

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Nervllino an infallible relicl lor rheu-

'<1»"o"ria=ot's"" .AN D ,_ TURN IPS

We will be buying cverv day at ou1 _ wnrehoussllognn‘: Wilarl. higher-

prieea for good stock. tlon for Boat loads. J. LEHTBII DOUGLAS. Charlottetown, l'. l; lalllld, Phones 788 lend i138.

400o00-00Q00000Q0pQ0J00-Q0 ' '1727-0~i9-lmo - ‘ 1 ‘u-r}

A... _ moda-

Juat because we Canadia

than whatyotl

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butt a Feed

1.1V have been buying more in the U. S. A. than they bought

tleast from within our British Empire. 1 ' We have no Americanfllrareh

have been paying to date, tell your friends. "" ' ' '

PIJNING 0F_ NORTH RUBTICO

table. The cost of the alteration in- was Pchristiauity in Action." basirl|

‘ l ‘ow m M I C’ H _ V V I v _ im withltiviiii- his pntol mics/ed. The Indian dodged, UNITED CHURCH . eluding the painting or the" exterior his address upon the story of the run. __‘v , / heal?‘ of tlae lliliill-Il Ialth ln the {or fisherman. l , “it “hell he Fflu-"d: god rushed again. Mnlsonncuve fired . 1h- the spring will be about $1500.00 of away slave Oncslnlus, and his recepv 1_ , m“ w“ “bsuvag” “am” ‘mld- A i 3"” m" G°‘"’“‘°‘"~ m“ d’ ‘m’ _ t ‘m- °“° d" l" WWW 16441 hlspther pistol. ‘The chic: fell dead, The United Church of North Rus- yhleh considerably om- $1200.00 has tion by his former master Philemon, ‘ '1 down in ih u i. Se“ f" ‘him. low imedy. sleuule Melwnneuvle. was] Rh Pllvtw save vlrhinsmnd Mal-vonneuve and whllohu warriors rescued his tlco was reopened- to the worship or already been promised. The board ol who was how a Christian. The neooa- M what ‘e P s ht c ty in the. helm ‘ideal leader for the crusnd 11g co on- slanted their desire. He called, for bpdy, Mgigpnnguvg reached lire ggte, iAlmighty Goll (m Sunday, December managers and the people of the con- sitles or courage and forgiveness l: E known H _ ls ‘now the wholesale and ilSbS. Hle was a soldier, in the prime of thirty 111211. and led them out to the with plume at h;s,hee]s_ Sm, barking ilsL In spite o, the “at m“ m, m“: “cum”, n‘ “be conulmmted_ ' Chflsmln virtues we" fol-calmly u; 1 NET shipping dLotilCl '1hen all was f - t ‘ ‘i b 'e and self-sacrlrcul otlevk In he ' ds o ' '

. uxes. l broken only bv the ‘ll 1 1 018571.?‘ pious‘ m l f l‘ g' ' l “°° “ Swarm °f 1"" defiance at lllclllldifllis. The dog alld l were mush. the morning congregation The reopening’ services were in forth. The music by the local choir - 1 I 1 ound the for, Sn?“ c c“ n‘ n“ fgult wfitlalx“ pé“d?g'mlji~h “fut, iffy‘): TS), "is? £35 it" 1:‘! @1191": her master had won‘ the honors oi the f was o1‘ good proportion and the even. charge of the minister, Rev. H. S. Bis- both morning and evening was worthy ‘ . "WANIZI-‘Dbe- 1 ." 1"‘ "e "w" " ‘ .° T 5 t .° "w. "W11 dav- "" 11o lissembl tax th 1 ' ch th - u »

l-l ' my“, Life in Vllie-Ml-rie. as they called Ethe Indians in bush fighting, and he ‘stubbornly. but at length, under the Q m 1 1 " g y eq Q “PM” o‘ hop‘ but u" Pr“ u m. a 0cm or p" 6'

a , . hionmm] than w“ m“ f d u | h V i h , , , r1 e Race dArmes, in the helm , the church. It was indeed a delighted sion was a former pastor, Ronni. M. After such a splendid reopening th 1 _ _ _ 1 0 a y peril. 1refused to allow t cm to tcntllre 11 eavy lire, they began to fall back. o; the city o; Montreal, 1128.!‘ the spot l congregation that woxhip within nitken. now or OornwelLIBoth moml North Rustico church will face the » Iroquois lurked in the ' "- i it ‘v1 15 1 -. pad ,, “g .

. = 1t hissing or slll- for“, falling upon ‘Vood cfltlgoundlgg 1 puisult of 'tkl1\eutelgslvetlfoci' ions M. 2 Entognfgni‘ g‘ PM“ l“ “P11 hind. wherethe fight took place, Herbert's i lllc renovated church, a church in and evening Mr. Altken delivered 1 future with Christain faith and 0P‘ - ~ - - e ~ l r 1 " m "t r -_ _ l l 1 -- ; . m w! --~==1=-~ " 1n "AMATEU." - ' - _ ‘ "lemmhles ‘Mfllsvhlwuves exploit. 111 ~ ullon thelFather. The repairs werm-prll. for tho time. His morning ___________._ 1

I,‘ l,” ‘m --__ . t __.-_.-.________ Pilotte. who Wliih her puppies. scouted have shot hllh down. but they Wlshfll one oi’ the groups which Iltlllk the l extensive inclildms the alteration of theme was taken from the words oil Talkies are being shown in Russia

[HE BEST 0N the edge of the woods. and barked a lo take him alive 11nd torture him as ha“ h . \ l . ¢ v 110M warning “ihenmyer She sncnwa a tyrophv of their ‘Victory slow] he .crouc es the alert. and faithful: il-o exterior. the erection of w. corner Christ wherein He instructed Peter to, _ . "- ‘ 1 F,“ prescnc-e o, hiddén ,,,,,,,,ns' mrmuec‘, m, m sight M -m “Y I 2112M- lcvoyrlsht by o. w. Joiicryls, (lower. and tho placing ofa large win- "Launch out into the deep". The prc-i " l ‘ T JMITED. ' ' ' ' 9 5 ° ° . Ji-l“ ' ‘dolv where the old porch used to be’ sent da disel Ies" of the Maste- were *

l For infornutl | d1 _ "—~"‘ ~*--~--—- " 1 1 _ 1 . . y p . I . -

, I .. , punchy" of p.23” _:"“o"grn¢:1;l:°' Sh d f the Great {Drama md enjoyed the ‘anal-u m“; m‘ Kala"; ‘was m d“ v V. ~h M. '1he layins olta second floor and the not to be content with playing along

. ,_ _ my ,.,,,,ch sum" m,“ "m" 3| fl OWS 0 mo“ mmendéusb“ . ;- ._ r lerent fvllom, installation ofaturnlwe promiaecom- the shore of services. but were to llNn.

l Hardware foxes and taking them sway. l am‘ . Unfortunately a‘ fussy nlaitre d- "ilda, men-oi’ that delicate oper-l rm-t during the winter months. The launch out‘ into deeper places where 6555555’ FITTED ‘ |"°P“"°'-'l l" "l! this ihinrto a finish Cmmmwd {mm pa“ n r l u -b1. a 1 ‘ 1 . b’ 1am“- ‘ iintcrior was blade more beautiful with their efforts wilibe oi.’ greater success. + ' 5- w- TAYLO" l‘ ' as ll MUST 5MP” ‘ ' Grufl“! ‘h’ “m” '0 a! 1m u: s; ‘its lpoallgieftkl-L.‘ (Null- Wi-‘ek-Kih: George's l1u111an~ paint. 11nd "varnish new windows a This’ demands "consecration i1 the 2 J" s" TAYLOR’ , ARTHUR “v00”. t __ ,gan c eaning e a e1"‘s co w a m, -, t. 1 ,. _ _ - ' . ' _ 1 _ g optometry‘, p‘ Mt Berber," One of the Kalsels weaknesses was! Clean nlpkm. The KM," lifted. h“ l1‘; ensd awn "h? fltlldh desk-The: rule carpet for the pulpit platform pl-rt of the individual and the church. g , “z luohmond 5",.“ l a "TY WNW‘ “"1 "I'm-Sim" "n" °l i brows, screwed h], he“ irountf-‘ndi f: I u I prow uboui Mall- and choir loft, and walnut cemmllnlon In the evening, Mr. Aitkenis subJeot - humor. He gloried in the comic dis-l ~ - °l l’ "this"! W-livollli-allty of Lzm- ~ . - _ - 00-0-r0-0-0+0-0++0+" 00+0+00+0++Q+>>Q+Q , comfort ol others, but when it came i Saw the dmunl ,“sm" "all" "'1'" mlslak“ "Wm"; ‘

There are Balanced lotions - and Balanced lotions, v

Home are reasonable in price

" pensive.

Some aresuitnble for n practical dairy man- dome for n millionaire who farms la I ' “hobby? ' '

Some contain nothing but good grain and grain ,

* products — Seine also contain n "filler."

“UNION DAIRY FEED” 22 p. c. ' protein

is a Fee ” not a Fad

'A practical feed for" practical formers - Nothing fancy -- Not even the pricc~-- No “filler” of ally kind_._ No Oat hulls, no screenings, no alfalfa -- nothing but the best of gram and gram products and minerals, properly

balanced to give the best result’ "- High indigestible protein, low in fibre:

On sale in Quebec and the Maritime; lsfflVlflCflS-JASK your local dealer. _

: UNION. GRAINS LIMITED LENNOXVILLE. QUE. '

A._ HORNE é? CO. Cl-IARLOTTllITOWh

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elders in our Company, . we are back to pro wappriogg

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