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CAPITOL TODAY

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sold it 00o; butter 650.; thickens

11.00; ducks 01.25; apples "lac; crab

apples 5c quart; hay ‘I00: straw 40c; oats 85c; andvturiilllﬁ 35¢-

BAPTIST SEQVICES, North River Field Sunday. December l: Loni Creek 11 a. m.; Clyde River 3 p. in: Kingston 'l p. m. Ordination oi Dea- cons at Kingston, Friday. November 2cm, at m p; m. W. a. MloWllker, Jvltnister. ‘

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CAPITOL

THE ONLY ST. ANDREWS CEL- EBRATION THIS WEEK will be St. David's, on Friday evening, in St. James Church Hall at eight o'clock sharp, when Rev. W. E. Davies, B. A. ' our own "Uttle Wizard of Wales".

will lecture on his Gallant Little ' Country. assisted by Mrs. Davies, the

talented vocalist, who will clng in the ‘ Welsh Gaelic. Admission 40 cents. Tickets may be had from ladies oi the congregation or at 5t. James Manse.

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Scavengers of the sea that make port where the law is lax. hove and hate sail the high seas, mut- - lny and ‘hate are mates aboard and the dregs of humanity find a berth there. Thrills and action with the mysterious pirate ship as a setting.

BURIAL YESTERDAY-The fun- eral of the late Thomas Doyle was held from his late residence, Rus- lico, yesterday morning and was one of the largest seen in this locality for many years. All classes and creeds were represented, many motoring ifrom the city to pays. last; tribute to the memory of a man whq was

Opctober Fire

Shows Increase

‘ i Fire losses in Canada during the

by the Monetary Times at $3,777,050

bcr. 1929. and with $1,795,200 for October, I928. A comparative summary by

provinces is as follows:

0001929 0 53,500

Alberta British Columbia. Manitoba . . . . New Brunswick . Nova Scotia Ontario . . . . . . . . . Prince Edward Island Quebec . . . . .. A Saskatchewan .. .

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‘$2,777,050 1.000.000

Estimate of unreported fires

1,527,850

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loved and honored by‘ all who had the pleasure of hlsscquaintance. The remains were conveyed to 8t. Aug- ustine's church where Requiem I-llgh Mass was celebrated by Right Rev- erend Monsignor Chiasaon, who also conducted scrvtceat the grave in the adjoining cemetery. Special music was

‘Loss Record

month o: Octobei, 1929. are estimated

a compared with szloannm for septemalTllLiQYCCi by the choir. The pallbear-

‘loin were: Messrs W._ J. Brown, M. W. iReardon, S, ‘F. Doyle. Joseph Mc- Lure. Cleveland Robinson and James.

Sept. 1929 _ Simpson. , _ , , _ 1 .

s 130,000 3.500 106.500 115,000 4a,ooo 3,512,450 .000 - 1115.000 ssaoo

Oct. 1020 l 170.000 125-000

323,000) mzshintaibovic cums. - An

sged and respected resident of Mel- ville in the person of Mrs. Margaret Gillls, widow oi the late Murdock onus of mat. 111m iw-wd wwfvl- -ly aw-ay _ln_ the early hours of Nov. 13th., aflcr being an invalid for nearly eight years. She leaves a family of three daughters and two sons to cherish the memory ofa kind and loving mother who through

' 60.500 201,700 20,000 1 00,000 1 40,000

$1,203,200 500,000

9.089.750 1,000,000

$3,777,050

all her long weary journey was nev- er heard to _mur_m_ur_ or complain. neither by her own family no: DY

$2,030,750 $1,795,300

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(formerly Owen Sound). Sergt. William Merrifleld, V. C.,

‘M. M., 4th Battalion, C. E. PK-Sdiilt

Ste. Marie. Sergt. Walter L. Reyfleld, V. C., 7th Battalion, C. E. Pt-Pmitypool. ideut. Charles S. Rutherford, V. C., M. C., M. M., 5th C. M. iL-Colborns. Major Edward J. Holland, V. 0..

Tlmmlns.

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Curdill, WBIQS, plans u. sell its’ Gwt- B- Hsndlev Gem. v- t‘. single-deck street cars to Soviet Rus- Bedmrdshire Regiment. B- E. F-—-

Toronto.

Henry H. Robson, V. C., Imperial Forces-Toronto.

Lleut. F. W. Palmer, V. C., Imper- ial Forces.

Capt. B. S. Hutcheson, V. C., M. C., M. D., 75th Battalion, C. E. F. (Med- ical Qfiice-rl-Caim, Ill. '

Corp. Filip Konowal. V. C., 47th Battalion, C. E. ilﬁ-Oltawa.

QUEBEC

Corp. Joseph Toombs V. C., Liver- pool Regiment, B. E. R-Montreai.

Capt R. N, Stuart, V. C., D. S. 0., N. C. (U. S.) Crolx de Guerra, Royal Nevy-éil. M. S. “Duchess oi York,"

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Major Mill/on F‘. Gregg, V, C., 0- and Bar. R. c. n, c. E. r.- Moncton.

Corp. James H, Good, V. C., 13th Battalion, C. E. FH-Bathurst,

In-Oorp. W. H. Melcalf, V, 0., M, M., 10th Bwttailion, C. E. Ilﬁ-Eastport, Maine.

RESIDENT OVBKSEAS

meuL-ooi. William a. Bishop. vi C., D. S. O. and Bar, Crolx d¢ chem-

lier, Legion "di-fonneur, Oroﬂ: ‘do

Guerra with Palm, R. A. F.—I.ondon, , - _ England “omerly ow“ time visited her, also one sister

on“ ‘ ' Maryﬁxmith It: Newtohwn. ‘ v p the unavora. e wea er er i esrogfshllzinzeesgn’ c"E42;d_;':: funeral was _largely attended, the ‘mark _‘ ' ' ' service being conducted by he}: pas- ' tor Rev. T.,_A, The ymns Lieutv-ooi. wumsm 11. Clark-Ken- Wm “The Md ,8- My Shep inedy‘ ' C" c‘ M‘ G" D‘ s’ o" herd," "Here We Suffer Grief and Canadian llbrces-Galoway Ireland. Pam," a gang", favorite o, the aw ceased, and "Simply ‘Trusting Every Day." ‘rhepall-bearers were Messrs Ben Belderston, Campbell Maelieod, Alex K. MacKenzie, John A. Muc- Keinzie. ‘Illioimas lViacKenzie end T. W. Morrison.‘

the‘ many friends who from time to

HUNTER RIVER AND VICINITY

as their guest last week, the letters sister ma. Bishop of Sununerside. ' ‘ Latter in the week Mr. Jolm B. Mc- SPR-INGFELD . INSTITUTE — Lure Dundasl, was also their guest. Th9 limit-ll mNY-int 01 the 5N1!!!- i-le left Friday moming on a visit ﬁeld Women's Institute wee held it in Amherst, N. S. the boom of Mrs. Everett Haalam on Thursday, November 21st. ‘at seven Mr, Howard Mcxgyﬂrigk uﬂygd o'clock with trwelve members and on Friday evening from swung m, two visitors. The‘ President being a. brief visit to his native province. absent Mn. Hyatt lie-slam occupied the choir. Minutes of last annual Mr. Elmer Cloug-h, "Quincy, Mass. meeting. and also minutes of Octob- who accompanied the remains of ti‘ metmﬂi were read and 14109994- the late Mr. Alexander MagLggd 139881862"! H9010 showed l balance hero for burial, left on return the on hand of $5.09. $30.00 was voted early part of the week. to the Sanatorium I'm-id and this club collected $327.85 making a ic- tal M $257.85 for Sanltorium. The held in the Masonic Hall on Wed- following omwrs were then elected: nesday evening under the auspices Resident,‘ Mn. Peter Sinclair; Vice of the W. A. of the Unlc/rd Church President, Miss Lillian Matheson: passed oﬂ most successfully. 'I‘he $¢l>'i'~'1‘l‘¢8-§'1i1'e!‘. M11!- HYBli-‘HI-iiﬂm table-s wdre well patronized, during Diredorﬂ. Nlrs. M. 1.. Lambs, Mrs. the entire evenzlng' and the needle- Geo. Haslam, Miss Lime Mayne: work was ieadtly disposed or, The Auditors, Miss Min-tel Harlem, Miss tntal proceeds imoimtcd to $119.00, Yeo; Sick Committee. Mrs. Moirrie net $110.00. ‘ Sinclair, Mrs. Everett He-slemﬂrhe - . mlmoftﬁmwosvotcd foraxmas ‘me funeral of the m; m, A_ M” tree for the school children. Lunch Loco wfhose lccidenilal death occurr was sewed by Mrs. Hull-m. Doorm- eo 1n Quincy, Mus. 1m week, m: her meet-in: to be held at the home plwo from the ‘home of his brother- 0f Mill- L- M. Ilmbﬂ- ' ’ in-lsw. Mr. D. M. McDonald, on ' Br-turdsv afternoon. 1w. A. e. qiup man omoiatod at the house and crave. The pellboarerl were Mom-s. Rod. MecLeod, D. M., ont, Ken. neth Moot-cod, Mgmn, N“; son omw and .1. DH clnnil. mu». merit Wu in Her ‘ Cemetery.

The sale oi fancy work and supper

1m mum'- mums-n in the Stables. '

Card of Thanks

MrdDavid Marchbank and family wish to t. F all friends for their many ec "of klndneuand sympathy

Continued Morning Tiredness Comes From Constipation The story of morning tiredness is told by impure blood-poor digestion.

sluggish liver and tired nerves. The way to get new pep. the way to brace

shownthqni inthelrhcenteadbor- eavement, also for the beautiful ‘floral tributes. ‘ ' 131-11-20-11.

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Doyle. North . Pike in tho City I-losoihlm, y For a great ‘nwnbsr of mid he was} minim- firm in this community mu "W"! f"? 1nd wide as e true friend

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and iagiuy esteemed citizen. "Two your ago, hi and Mrs. Doyle cele- bnted the ﬁftieth anniversary of their marriage. ‘no the bemved, sincere sympathy is extended}...

Chile aviation. 1.011461. has i newpolsto diet fad. I

Wooden llndals are vogue in . ' —— H» '

mums a MMKINNUN. roofer‘- enting Hudson's Baydompany. W1" buy furs beginning smondny. Declini- ber 2nd, ti! Kent Street. 136-21 ;

VICTOR. RADIO TONE DEMON-i STBATION week will start with In interesting Cout-to-Coest Broadcasi over the National Broadcast 0- 51mm s; 11 p, 111., Atlantic Standard Time, Nov. 28. The greater Victor Orchestra, the Victor Salon Orches- tra and the great Victor Headliners will be on the air. _ 139

CHRISTMAS PARCELS-The. Posy, Office Department have issued‘ notices in regard to the early mail- ing of parcels for the swans. During the’ ox-zarsnwas SEASON there is an unusual parcel congestion at UNITED STATES

CUSTOMS POINTS, so that in order to avoid disappointment both to the sender and the addressee, it is recom- mended that purcels for the UNIT- ED STATES should be mailed not later than the first week of Decem-

DROMOBE INSTITUTE - ‘rho October meeting of this branch was

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atoeum goodformenrh," } attended o eelth lecture 1n

torlum and the phyaici ' ‘faulty elimination-f riittikfdg . iililiill m? trouble. One of the ps5,“ asked-him about Nujol. lit,

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been a wcakiiﬂkﬁllyl MP- , 53:1‘; L. Floyd of Orlando. Florida. ‘hill! in Willi; he said about new“; “A headache. it seemed, was “to be illilfiﬁiiﬂll for the human body, i‘ lilo comvlnion- I W" "l" "Lo betonlln - a in the morning!- NWWI I ﬁrst biiiltlemy Ttilliplgigiill-lillstligﬁ ' Wll 8°11!- No more tired out four": I [Qt I. lﬁi “Ck 0110 0f iifa 110m B’ the why, I almost forgot .0 tel,‘ m I found a new life companion, w.’

Pvtrvtiy limlvis. Wasn't n? n, Floyd just learned the normal m: urn! way to get rid of bodily palm, (we all have thorn) and nature 45,1 the i680. Why lit0llitilft you b9 “u,

Nuiol is not a medicine. 1g m, taine no drugs. It is effective,” you will be “regular as ciocleworkug You can buy it at all good m, stora in ‘sealed packages for lg, than the price of a couple oi good sinn-

Begln today. Millions have found

I; W“ “y; think your whole life mobs chancel by sham M! thialtlstlioatoryoflyountmw w“ w“ pretty well down and out.

ifhe took some advice.

held at the home of Mrs. Edward Hilghes. eight members and ﬂvc vis- iiors being present. The meeting 0P" ened with the Institute Creed anl the roll call was responded to with the many ways of using unplu- Ai-

ter business, the meeting closed by singing God Save The King. A beautiful lunch was then served by the hostess and a. few hours were spent with songs and recitations and social intercourse. The next meeting will be held at the home of

Lillian McConnell, Plsquld.

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Many a life changed by a ‘ message like this one.

ISLAND NURSE SEEKS T0 SAVE LIFE 0F PATIENT (The Leader, Chester, New Hamp- - shire.)

In order to save the life of he: patient, Mrs. Hilde. B. Campbell, 3'1 ‘of Candie, a nurse gave a quart of her blood, and today the patient, Mrs.

. ' , , t' n till nausea TO III-IILDIIEN-Chicfipaul Hm °x Nun“ '1 m“; a

of while the present slippery condition of the streets prevails motorists ex- ercise extreme caution in operating their cars where children are playing on the streets. Car owners are volc- ing complaints daily relative to this questlonfchlldren are constant- ly running and sliding over the icy pavement, often directly in front of moving cars. The police wish to warn parent-s of this danger and request that mothers and fathers use their influence to stop this dangerous practice. If the number of almost miraculous escapes from. severe in- jury in the course of a day were re- corded lt would make‘ a thrilling story. -

s'r. Annnntvs-sslnc Andrew's" night, November 30th, falls on Sat- urday and the annual-dinner‘ under theuiuapices of the Caledonlan Club» will be held on Monday. December 211d at 8.15 in the Oddfellows ne- creation Hall. The meals will be as follows: The King. The Lieutenant Governor: responded to by His Hon- or, Hon. Frank R. Heartz. The Day and e.’ who honor it: by Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson. Our Great Dominion R. H. Jenkins, M. P. The Land o’ the Heather: Rev. A. J. MecIntyre. The Province of Prince Edward Island. Premier Saunders. The City of Char- lottetotwn: Mayor Yeo. The Lassles: Claire Cameron. The Haggis will be addressed by Rev. W. Bruce Muir.

::To Asthma Sufferers. Dr. J. D. KelloIf-t Asthma Remedy comes like i helping hand to s striking swim- mer. It gives new life and hope— something hehas come tobellove im- possible. Ila benefit is too evident to be questioned-it is its own best argu- ment-lt‘: own but advertisement. If you cutter from asthma get this time- tried remedy and find help like thou- sands of others.

GREEN BAY SCHOOL

Police, Blrtwhistle suggests that’ n ‘i’ serious wndluon a expected to

recover. The blood transfusion took place at theElllot Hospital last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Holt who had been at the hospital since Sept. 20, was ‘ striking rapidly and the only impel of saving her life was through a blood ; trmsfusion. f Mrs. Campbell’ who‘ had been.‘ nursing Mrs. Holt volunteered and; although the loss of a. quart ofi blood was a. tax to her strength' the nurse without hcsitailng submit- ted to the transfusion. Alhough still week as a result of the transfusion Mrscampbeil isable to work a few hours s day a; her profession.

‘ Mrs. Campbell obtained her train- ing at the Lynn Hospital. After grad- uating from Lynnehe went back to her native home in Beverly. Mass... but later went go New York where she followed her profession for sev- eral years. She now maintains the lying in Hospital at Candle.

(The nurse referred to in the a- bove is a daughter of Mr. end Mrs. James Muslck, of. Chester, N. 8., for- merly of Prince Edward Island, where Mrs. Campbell was born. She ts a niece of Mrs.‘ Archibald Barrett, Wheatley River, and Mrs. Robert Enman, Pownal, P. E. I.)

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AND GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S, TAYLOR Optometrists 142 Richmond Street

c Insidious Eye Strain

We Ilse this adjective ad- vlsediy.

Suﬂerers from Eyestrain ma! have perfect vision and there- fore do not suspect the presence t of any evil defect. i ' The motive power oi the Q Entire human organism is z Nerve Energy.

Normal eyel. it is computed utilise about 20% of this Nerrl Energy, but when Eyesirain i! x Present, a much larger prowl’- lion is a ,ulred. Hence detevti" one through their oonsumviili“ 3 of - an excessive amount of

SEVENTY EARTHQUAKES WITHIN 24 HOURS SAN SALVADOR. Nov. Zil-Seven- tv different earthquakes were regis- tered in the Oriental, zone of this country recently within i9 hours. The shocks were felt with greatest intensity at Sen Miguel, Vhinamecn and Jacuapa. Residents abandoned their homes and slept in the open air. The movements were accompan- ied by ominous subterranean noises. --—---_.

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The following is the standing of Green Bay School for the month of 0otober:-

Grade X-i Glen Currie: 2 Maids Costello; 3 Maurice Moquald.

Grade IX-l Ruth Carney; 2 John Carney;

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Nerve ﬁurgy may seriouslyj affect the functioning of other,’ u organs of the body and produce‘ iii health.

Grade VIII-i Geomio Axum Goes 2 mat-ions Goal. ~

Grade VII-men; Ooltallo; 2 Martha Oudmore; 8 Margaret m- Arthur. _ v

Grade VI-l Linus McQua-id.

Grade V-i Christine Ola-rte; I Helen Carragher

Grade nt-i 1mm MnArtl-iur.

Grade n-i nun Costello; z m- gene Costello; o Joseph Gees.

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Grade r-i John P. MoQuaid; a Norbert Costello; 3 Ethel MoAisthur. i

Lucy Goody, teacher. ._._._____

Last Minute Arrival for DOLLAR DAYS

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