Noviuiginn s_, ici. _

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and Solis Traps ami

Get the very hlulw t prices andthe - - ' furl to Ifunsten. tvs psy the moiiltullnkiiislebligll Tyrseugj" vim" skunk. lnuskrut_ msrten. fox, wolf, lynx or any other la cilv B' m uk' and sell more tum direct from trnppinz sections thusrd hnceila N10 \"°rld- The blsircst American and torei bdyergy owe sented at our rcirular-snies, which run into millflilzs otdoll ne NDN. 1t's the fierce competition lmonust this army of hu er its ye-Hy' that enables us to get higher prices lor our fnrs thya B B our nl" And thnt's why we can Day You more and pay it qsigixi-U" “se”

M°|'|()y in Trapp|ng X/hue work is slack on at trnpplap. Ili.: greut sport, and ou'il iii: iiiiirniitrii yd” hand' profits. e lend our New Trnnnsrl Guide Furpnsek at me bm 'lm-l ShlDDil1¥ Tuite FREE. Write for thcm'tudny. BI eg Repans

As an socoznrnodutlon tot

use man to fo into the tr|li‘r1>l|;l)ii=dst;l\i1sil1ia¢i1iirlfp€'!esbl¥ndiolilcgm'

r. t o .ii in i _ .. .' °' ° ”".|*"\ -i-l'$’i.f£..."‘.`.. itE'.‘I.'l`..“.. i3l.i.§‘.".iL..;’t_"..‘i‘l¥.'.‘.l.§'li§‘.i§‘.i’.1".’ .?.E.`.l’.:.!ii$.l‘l‘l“it.§'1‘5'..'il.’$‘.i".'.'il€‘..‘lI .Funston Animal Belts iloulrlo Your tiatoh ".'::‘ ‘"‘““ ‘“ "°"°-= “ed -=--sr

upplies at Factory Prices!

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Funsten Iron. & Co., 400 Elm Street, St. Louis, Mo,

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` '° Small Dealers

" The big man isn't big in spite of the tele- ` phone -it’s liecause of it, to a certain extent.

If yQu're satisfied with the profits your

great-graudfatlier nmflc, ifyou just want to cke _ .,, ‘ out a bare existence from your husiness, if more _

business dou’t loolcgood to you---well, n phone J

will be just in the way---a botliursonic ornament- V I

But, mark it down plain, if you want more ‘

‘ business, a larger and better class of customers,

strziiglit tips ou all the inai'kcts, thc nicst profit- able of inside inform rtiou and the respect of - your customers and envy of your coinpetitors-~ in slioit if you want siicccss'---yoli’ll see what we can do for you, and you woii`t waste time

over it either.

The phone will bi ing' -you lnisiiiess---it will

prove its worth iii lic-tier rt-luriis, in actual nd- ‘ ditionnl cash in your till. ` _

Let Contract Dept. prove these facts to you. ._

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If- Days to buy in this Province.

Tile death occurred at York yester»

day of -Mrs. George Urocket, mother of Colonel Crocket. The funeral takcc . plare today.

Mrs. Ernest Kemp and son Reg-

gie. (`1ty, left Saturday morning for W0Ud5`f0¢k. N- ‘B-. on a visit to her son Cecil.

Mayor McKinnon, Glenala‘e, wa,

among those returning to the‘t?||y .Jn

lille Northumberland Sat.urday\ r-'Irie ig. _.

Mr. und Mrs. Murray, New Glnugo-_v

l1l'l”1V8d in this city on the Noitiinin- b°_f1&"‘l_SHt\1f<1ay evening on n vinn with friends here.

Maurice Blake, James l_’_i-"con,

(lliarlottetown, and Dr. Miup-_..,' Til-Zlliih. P. E. Island, were f;rnor.i the guests at the B. xden buuoi cc, -Halifax Ex.

The funeral of the lste Mrs, Mar;

A Uununingn will leave the residcnc Vof Mrs. L. E. Prowse, Hillshori Sflllafc. l_1t 2.30 p. in., today Mon day) to i’cople’s Cemetery.

_At the police _court in this citi 5&tl§I“|11Y thc case against Stephei Collins for un assault on Officer Hoo- pcr some time ago during the urrcsl of i.._ _Hennessey came up, thc occur; Cd falling to put in his-appearance. A warrant was issued for his arrest nn; the ease was adjourned. The prohibi tion case against _John Collins wal also B.d]ourned, owing to the ¢.\)gcnc_ of the nccessaryy witness.

Very Dev. Dr. Kelley, President o

the United States Extension Society wus:t_loun at LaPcer, Mich., his ol. parish, last week, where largel; through his munificeuce they wer. llllfninllf a lllrgc and forbidding; mort gagce on the benutiful`church, and _ quantity of incense under his putr' clan nose. 'fthe love 'fcact vm., ve,-__

sacrificed himself for ir, and 1,apeC_ seems to reciprocate ns it should dr. -(fntholic llegister. Dr. Kelley is 1 native of Charlottetown

Till-‘Ffh Wilistered nt tho Victori Hotel, city, Saturday, were I-H. L`V Turing, Montreal; J. I1‘. Gallagher i\'1outrenl; J. A. G. Elie, Montague Mrs. W. L, Osborne, St. John; Fl. .l Aiiiey, `Mouti'cnl; lt. D. Adaius,'l`ri‘ V02 H. V. Vnugliuii, St. John; H. A Smith, -Montreal; A. F. Newcomb: Ft. John; Harvey Mitchell, I1‘rcderic ton, N. I3.; H. J. Finch, Allan W Pope, Toronto; John J. Dunbnr Luke Ainslie; I). A. Campbell, Invcr ness; E. D. Mullen, Truro; F. L. Es

Also the very newest ideas in side

cleived--more dainty than

Bl/91'. - -

jabots, la'ce collars, belts, etc. i

_'low lol of Friiiing re-

And some more of that ready selling

blanket cloth in navy and cardinal.

Chandler (£0. eddin

ditsif

Why Our Pianos Stand all 'Tests'

the pianos we sell are each unusual values nt

‘_ Back of every piano that leaves our ware

rooms is _our unqualified guarantee and the guarantee of the niakcrs. If cvcry claiin wc make about the pianos we sell is not religious- ly_ right we will refund every cent paid.

We know, and have unlimited proof, that -

» 'their prices-that each piano we sell is worth

more than the purchase price. Our long ex- perience has enabled us to form an accurate opinion of each piano made in Canada and

our policy will not permit us to handle any-

thing cheap or showy.

terms

Cnr responsibility does not end when we

- sell an instrument--it must giveperfeef, per- manent satisfaction before the sale is complete, ~

T We are agents for tlie Heinizman, Mend-

elssohn, Karn-Morris, New _Scale Williams, Ennis, Palmer and many others.

Call in today, or write, for prices and

MII er B105

fabrooks, Brockville; C. il. 'l‘hom|;- Fon, Amherst; J. S. Hinton, Sum mcrside.

A Pownal correspondent writes!-

Mathew Morrissey paid u visit ti Hillside rcr:ent_ly. Cameron Itobcrt son has finished loading the Huzei dell. She his left l‘owunl whar und is bound for .Sydney. Misse lfliuma and Mary Praught hnve rt turned home after visiting fricudsii Millview. Miss Annie McKenna, Ver non River, and her brother Phili] have returned home after spending ; pleasant week at Waterside. Th carpenters of l’ownd`l are busy rr l‘HiriI1iz Joseph Praught's outbuild lugs. Raymond Mclnnis, Earuscliile visited Hillside recently. The mam friends of Almond Boswell are plcns ed to hear that he is settled in hi new hoiue in Frcnchfort. Joseph Hn icy shipped some fine specimens o apples to the city recently.

ziltcxull “S13 Hair Tonic” has al

other hair preparations outclassed Its enormous snle in thc United Stat es over 1,000,000 bottles last year i proof of its popularity. Try it fo: falling hair, Dandruff, itching scaly or any hair trouble 50c and $1.0 sole agents, The McKiniiou Drug Co. Cor. Gt. George and KcntVSts. drtf.

::Tlie time and place--Opera Housi

the 28th.

.A Strong Mnn‘s Experiences.

Writiui.: from rrbnsy railroad tow:

the wife of nn employee of one of tin grcut roads says:--

"My imsbnud is a railroad man wht

has been so much benefited by tht use of Postum that he wishes mc tr express his thanks to you for thi good it has done him. His waking hours are taken up with his work, and he has not. time to write him- self. '

"He has been n great tea drinker

nil his life, and has always liked it strong. '

"Ten has, of into years, acted on

him like morphine does upon most people. At first it soothed him, hut only for an hour or so, then it began to cffcct his nerwes, to such au extent. that ire could not sleep at night, and he -would go to his work in the morning wretched and miserable from the loss of rest. This condition grew constantly worse, until his friends persuaded him to quit tea and uae” Postuui.

“At first he used Postum only for

breakfast, .but as he liked the taste of it, and it somehow seemed to do him good, he added it to his even-

lng.ineal. ‘Then,{s he Brew better, he began to dri k it for his noon meal, and now he will kdrlnk noth- ing also at table.

"His condition is so wonderfully

improved that he could not be hired to give up Pnstum and go back to tes.. His nerves have become steady and reliable once more, and his sleep is easy, natural and refreshing.

"He owes all this to Postzum for he

has taken no medicine and made no other change in his diet. _ "His brother who was very hncr- vous from coffee drinking, was Der- sunded by us to give up the coffee and use l'ostum ami he also has re- covered' his health and strength." Nams given by Canadian Postum (lo,

Windsor, Ont.

Rand the little hook, "The Road

_ to Wellville," in pkgs. "'l‘hsre's

|23 Kent Street |__,mm_.. _ “

[ver reed the ahve letter? A new one

eppurr from time to time. They are len- __

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' vine, true. and full of human interest.

real, for the Doctor loved LaPccr ar. f

THE IEA PENALTY -

`Congo, touching the German Kam-

'l‘, C. und Mrs, Edgstt, City, were

in ielummersldc Saturday.

Edward R. Webster, Fort Augn -

tus, has left for Regina. ~ `

John A. McKinnon, Plsquid, was n-

_uoug the visitors to the city Satur- day.

James Lannnn, Montague, was in

.;he city Baturduy returning in the af- ternoon. »

The annual All Saints’ Social of ~lt. Peter's Congregation will be held :onight at eight o'clock.

Mitchell, of the Dairy De-

lartment, Ottawa, came to the city -inturduy night from Smnmerside. -

Harvey

C. Oran Tliouipson, representing the

V iewson Woolen Mills, Amherst, was nnong the passengers to the city on `.he express Saturday night. .

seniors members uf the

first Methodist- Church Sun- lay School will entertain all thc tudents of the City colleges at a iocial in the Heartz Memorial Hall tonight. _

The

Local _followers of the Football game in Nova Scotia, will be inter- sted in Saturday`s game in Halifax ietweeu the Wanderers and Dalhousie. Uhe iornier \von'out by n score of 3-0. '

Alex Murray, City, was removed .o thc' P. E. Islnud Hospital last ivening in (ll D. Wriglit.’s Ambulance .o receive treatment for three broken lbs. Ile sustained his injuries in n ’all Saturday.

Rev. Dr. G. M. (ls,mpbcl_l, Suckvllle, iccupicd the pulpit in Graco Church festcrday morning und in the First /Iethodist Church at night. I-lc dc- ivercd excellent addresses to large ongregations.

'l"hcre are now iifteeii young men eu- -olied in the clnss of signnlliiu-I und vlrclesn telegruphy nt the Y.M.t‘.A. <citli Rogers is in charge and thc oys are greatly pleased with the itnrt in this new subject.

Persons Who write to members of iuardian stuff on Business in connec- .ion with this paper do so nt their .wn risk, as such niembcrs are ire- ,uently absent from the city or pro\'- nce and thus such comrriunicatious ire delayed.

Those registered ut the Qiiceii Ho- el, (iity, Saturday were IM. l<‘. Fra- ier, St. John; Wilfred Forbes, l’ort Jcrnon; '_1`. C. Sn.vu1.:e, Montreal; t`. .. Grant., City; Jas DeWitt, St.. iohn; M. F. Muckliu, St. John; R9 i. Underwood, Halifax, N. S.; U. l<‘. /iuighan, Montreal. ‘ '

The Mechanical drnwiiig classwliicli me so successful last your t the Y. M. U. A. will be _tnrtoil ngniu this season. Andrew rlci\'uii' ot consiilcritblc sacrifice cur- _icd on this class und he has signin consented to teach. The young men will meet on next Tuesday night for organization.

The C. G. S. Minto arrived in port 'rom Hnlifa..x ut 1.30 p. in., Saturday having left there at 7.30 p. in. the -re'-‘ions day. She had onboard zwelve firemen and Six lllwk 1121505 rom. the Lady Laurier, ull of whom will return to Halifax this morning. [he Minto will ship 3 new crew in his sort after undergoing repairs ieie.

Yesterday the nieinbers of tllci

Boyne and St. Geor|.:e's Lodge. l.__U. A,, para.deil from their hnll to Zion `hurch where an excellent sermon .vas delivered to them by HW- R ('- Strathie, the pastor. The brethren wesenizcd a splendid anncm'_anCe 0" -arnde, They turned out in tT00‘“Y numbers and were marslialled by J. J. Bethune. V

All Guardians are discontinued .romptiy nr nie _expiry date. unless equested otherwise by subscrtbers._ \ renewal notice, and _addressed en- /elope in which to remit are sent to -ach subscriber ii short time before .xpiy-y, mul if no response :mother re- _iewnl notice is sent out and the pa- ver is discontinued nromptly, sub- -.cribcrs having thus no cause to .lame the management if their paper -1 stopped.

::Rexnll Emulsion of (‘od Liver

-,lil in nur(-_ Norway oil with Hypo- phosltes. lt is a grant. cough medi- cine and builder. Splendid for young children, nourishing the bones and enriching the blood. Gct it in pre- ference to all other Emulsions. 75_c., ri bottle. The McKinnon Drug (lo.

11-4dtl`_

::Go to Buntsin, Belt & Co., for

.:oal:- ti-26dtf.

“Ninety per cent. of the t);>c'.vi~|t-:rn

sold in Canada are 1lmler\=:..o.ls which proves conclusively which machine meets every demand 'of the modern Business 'l'/pfovritcr \f0». Limited, Halifax, N. 5. ' 11-ani-ai.

FRANCE lll<]l‘V0GNI'/IES

_ GERMANYS SERVIt‘-l<l

PARIS, Nov., 4-France, as com-

pensation for the German recognit- ion of her protectorste in Morocco, cedes to Germany about 230,000 square kilometers in Northern French

eruns.

This territory is inhabited by a-

bout l,000,000 negroes, and has com- merce value at $400.00, annually.

BIRTHDAY Ol" MIKADO~

TOKIO. Nov. 3-The fifty-ninth

birthday anniversary of the Emperor Mutsuhlto was enthusiastically cele- hrntetl today in the capital and else- where throughout the Empire. Mes- - sages of greeting were received from President. Taft; King George and the heads of other nations. This morning

A Few Facts About

_ Good Copy _

Copy or the text is

the most important factor in the pulling power of nu advertise- ment. lt is the merch- ant’s -incssagc to pro- spective patrons and should be as sincere, truthful, clear and cou- vincing as he can make

it. -

And that isjust where

many mcrclirmt-advertis- ers stumble. They are so _ familiar with their goods that they look at their stock ivitlia prejudiced l eye and cannot write a talk that is free from tecluiicalitics and slight

cxag;;:1ratioiis_

Wu nmkc at scientific stuily I

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' uf i|m|'kvts,iiier1~lialidian und

the bu_v\ui_' public und write yo|ircop_\' nu t|i='*_- it possess p_\'er EIU p. c. uulllniz power. the very uict. that you have read this url proves our stole- mentiv correct,

_Let us get roircthcr for :i | bizgci' busiinos-is

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Advertising Agency

Cameron Block i

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(Red Blood Tablets)

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Brings Health

and Strength

N0 1!'l8D Cal] Sl1CC€C(l ull'

less he is fortified .with strong, steady nerves good health and strength. And health and strength and sound nerves depend entire- ly upon the condition of

your blood.

For building up the condition

ofthe blood, for strengthening

the nerves and for develo 'n

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physirial and mental facilities to

the highest point of pdrfectiou

lhere's nothing more reliable and

satisfactory tl'-ai l\nlife (Red lllood Tablets).

Nulifc is a preparation that

has been perfected After vureful cars of earnest srieiiiific e-

y. . _ I sean‘h~:uialyv.iug and expeiif

mcnting, ii combines all the best qualities of all the blood :uid nerves l`..mds you have ever known and works such good re- sults that no person who di-sires good health can afford to hr without it. The-re`s no dist-.ist known lo man that .cannot ln- bcnefilicd in sonic way by ilu proper use of I\`uiil`c (ltr-il lilood '1`uhlets). .-\ box costs only 50|: and is sold by nearly every ticul- 'erin good drugs.

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the most perfect b"l`RlKE AN_YVVl'lERE matches in 'Canad-a.

sitsnr, suns --n6v`}iL`i&§i-;<ii£ii£”

RED,_ WHITE and _BLUE tips |000 inatclies to the box

I0 cents the box.

For sale EVERY WHERE

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__ _ MARRIED

SMITII-BURDl:}T'I‘-At the home of the hride's parents, on Oct. 30th, 1911, by Rev. A. Cruise, James Er- nest Smith, Rocky Point/to Mary Louise, driuglitcr of Tliotuus and Mrs. Burdett, Fairview. '

JtlHNSON-STAVEIIT-At Kelvin Grove, Wednesday, Nov. l2th,l9l1, by Rev. G. A. Sutherland, William i.. Johnson and Fannie Pearl Stu.- yert, '

Gill<}l<.`.N--WIl.i.i.5‘-At the Parsonage ('ornw.-fill by Rev. Hugh Miller, Nov lst, Ethel May Greco to James Hubert Willis both of Kinbston.

\VllOD-MCPHEIISON-At the Mallee,

Orwell, by the Rev. D. B. McLeod, i\l. A.. Wednesday, Noreniber lst. lflll, Noriuan liichurd ('. Wood of tlrwcll und Miss Katie McPherson of Lymlule. `

DIED __________

(7RO<‘.KI~}'l`-At Little York, Nov. 5,

1011, liliznbetli A. Tamlyn, widow of the late (lenl'g.{0 (`r0C\(t‘t, Bgcd

‘ 74 yours. Funeral from the residen-

ce of lic-r`sou in law, Herbert Lewis, Little York, today. Monday. ser- vice commencing at 1.30 p. m., fun- eral leaving at two o’cloclt sharp for Little* York (`cmctel`l'~ J,\(‘-KSON--At Hraukley Pt.. NUV- 4. ieiil, Lena A. only daughter oi .it-icniiuh und Mrs. Jackson, ascii Zl years. Fiincml from her father's \'osiil<-lice Llrncliluy I’t, Road. wduy. .\ioudny, at three p. in., fuuertll 1.-..\~@.,- ,-it :;_:ln p, ni., for Sherwood (`einf‘tery. _ (`l'_\l.\llNtlS--In this City, Saturday,

I\`o\'cn.hcr 4il»__ illri-:_ Mary A-

' L‘uu\:i\iugs, aucii G5., Fiinernl to-

dny (_\ioiiiinyl :it 2.30 p. in.. fl'0m the rr-sideiire of Mrs. l.. E. l’l”0\\’S9.

Hillsboro Square. J

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an throne and Inna.-_ - - 25 ccnll t_ it

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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANY person who in the sols head of A

family, or any mais over is years

.rid._maIy homentend is quarter section of wsilahe Dominion land in Manitoba iaskatchewagr or Alberta. The 8PPll¢Bn" mug- appear in person st the Dominion Lan s Agency or SubVA¢ency for tba dui- trict. Entry by proxy mny_ he _matic al. nnylngency. on curtain conditions, ,by fat er, n'\_nther son tlvtugliti-r brother or siuu-r_of intending bo|uestea_dar_ l)uties._-Sn; months' romdence unor- cnd cultivation of the lundinsaeh of

_three years. A homestendar may live .

within nine miles #Vi his homestead on A

farm of M. least B0 acres §olely\oWned and occupied by hun or by his fat er. mother. sun, dn.uzhter.bro_ther or sister. _ ln certain districts A homestasder in food standing' mny_pre-empts quarter- section alongside his homestead. Price $3.00 Der acre: _

Duties.-Must reside upon the homa-

utend r r ti n uix monthn in each

_ o p e-cmzp o

lsix yours from ate of homestead entry

ncludinz the time required to earn

fhomestsad patent) sud cultivate fifty

lar? extra. _ A omustaader who has exhausted his

homestead right. and cannot obtain aper- smption may enter for apurchssud homs~ stand rn certnindistrlcts, l’r_iea 33.00 per acre.-Duties.-Must. reside six months ln each of three years, cultivate fifty acres and erect a house worth 5300.00

_ _ W. W. GORY.

Ilripulty of the Minister of t.h_e interior N -_ nauthorrned publication of this rertisement will no be said lor.

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t_he‘ Emperor and his suite nttenderl the cuntomury military ro\'icw on tire Aoynmn pulnce grounds.

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ONVT simply ask for "rolled oats." That is only a term indicating thc proccss`of rolling oat grains flat.

ln ordinary rolled oats some of the flakes are thicker

than others. They can't cook evenly.

Look at a handful of Til'e‘.on's Rolled Oats. Every flake is as thin as it can be rolled without breaking, and all the flakes are the same in size and lhinness. That means not only quic/Q coo/Qing, ' but also even coo/Qing.

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