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patpitation of the heart. sparks . ore ‘the ‘eyes, irregularities, con- ‘ipatien. variable appetite, weak- '1-ss and dlziness should he heed- vd by middle-aged women, and let uydla E. Plnlthanfs Vegetable "ompound carry them safely through this crisis as it did Mrs. Eimwn.

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DR. HOUSTON will be in his office Victoria Thursday, Nov. 10th from 10 to 4. '

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ONLY FIRST CLASS 1v11tcl1 clock and leweili-y ri-pnirs leave our store. The W. T. Wcilner Co. Ltd, Queen 8t. ‘

CURLBRSJAgrTENTlON-"a-i ink-ci- ing of the Charlottetown Curling Club Will‘ be held in the rink Thursday evening, Nov. 10th 11t 7.30 p.111. ’ '

I VERNON RIVER ClRCUlT.-S1>r~ vices for hit-mortal S1111d:i_v,

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.\ir.=. R. f‘. Webster and daugh- tcr. Veltrn i1-1‘1 yrestcriltiy‘ morning for them home in Edmonton. Al- berta. nfu-i- spcndirig the piisi two '110ntI1.~ '-\'i‘l1 the tonne"?! parents. .\ir. and .\irs. Curtis Lord, Noith Tryon.

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(‘IIKX-XGO, Nov 7—~“Tex" Rick- ‘.i."1l priuiioier of the Jack llctnpsey: (‘zirpeiitier bout, “shadow boxed“ Wllll l-‘eileral Judge (‘urpeiiter for .1 IvW brief rounds today and then

1 PLlllPlI for his seconds to conic into

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. ' $500 and costs by admitting that

_ 11 iicre i have boon engaged 11,. Gl't-('n5h1(\][l5

he hzid brought uiovinll DIN-ill‘? films of the bout into (‘hii-ngti ::1 violation of the interstate (‘om- mmte Act.

Rickard laid tho flnc ivilli smile and announced that the tllfilllll r~d films would be on ilisltlll)‘ l" "ll" of ilio lo1~i1l cinema houses by llii‘ end of the Wvflli.

"My lnivcrs have looked into tlic case and can find no law forbid1i~ Eng Illu exhibition of tlic ltlfitllfPs 011111» int-y i11-c brought into the State." lie-said. “If-hat being the case, we shall exhibit them." NEW YORK. Nov T-ln an ef- fort to recover money said to have been loaned Tex Rickard for W0‘ motion of the Johnsoii-Jeffries bout in 1.010 and other bii-t 500F111": events, Frank D. Armstrouti. Milk‘ or, today’ sought to have the pro- molcr and two corporations 111

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Superfliious flcsh is not healthy neither is it healthy to dict or cx ‘- cise too much for its rcmovnl. Tic simplest method known for retina-- in): the ()\'1'I'Iiil Iiwdy QIIHIIY 11ml steadily is 1111- Aliirmoln .\lI'\l\INl. ll'lt‘ll 11nd PfldIlTIit-II by thousands. Mormoln I‘l‘t::41‘l'll)ll0l1 'l‘nbl1~ts 1:011

1111 can t tinso iii’ 1111- riimmis Vfilrllttll. and 111w sold by tlrugizists llll‘ u-i-rld ovt-r :11 111111 iloli:1i' for :1 i~i1.~11-. 'l‘l11'_\' r- hiirin- l ll‘li\'l‘ 1111 \\'l'll1l(]i ‘ a, 'l‘i111_v 1111- pirlrillfll w.- 111111 1-1.nv--111~1i1 driigizist for tin-111 i11‘ llll't‘i'l_ 111 IIH- _\l1"I‘Iliitl5l \\‘11111l\vnr1i .\\-1-.. i11-troll. IIIIPPIITI‘ B "HRQ.

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(Saturday 10 a. m.) Very of- ten the receipt of s large aid- vertlaement or even regular changes after that hour serves to dtslocete the regu- lar work oi’ getting the paper made up in time to catch the malle—s.nd not infrequently such ads are at the last mo inent left out.

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1OMiNi0N LivE . STOCK BRANCH i‘ stock on Illi’

“lfi \\'1‘(‘l-{ ending ~'11iountcd to 2539 :. #111 lion-s. 11ml 111-be“ There was ‘(trough billint! ‘Wort of Mon-

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tfe ihi‘ \\‘DC‘I('lllii. ~n spite o1‘; this me Iqwflf-QL ‘m: claw with prices imptlpg <‘-T'ill_\' u'i'h those of 1118K V954,; Thaw \\"*Y'I‘ several loads q .111..-- n‘ vhf-d 11 ' hers and of '1 in. l_v goo‘. quill on the mar- t .1. , ‘- sold from 3511c - bull: 11' lhc ‘11‘t'I'I' butclicr pittilt» 11f -»1,>1‘y1 "11l<l ziround $5.00- " ' 1 1~ ‘ 1r cattle sold pl the c0111-

‘2 50 for the lng stuff that would weight. fro 500 to 600 lbs ilie cows war all 0i ill-l ‘Illllll to medium crde- with qu 1|. percentage of PZIYIIIPFS- A i of the best cows brought 11p Ln @400 Dfil‘ (‘\VI., hut ""1 hulk of "to cows brought from $2.110 to $3.50. lib; strong I‘.(l\\'.~! if sufficient. flesh- ‘ni: l0 bt- used 11s (rheap butcher bot-f brouglibhsi low us SLLUiL-(Nili- - _' -1 Lora bl‘ P0‘ t‘: .r.1<i.-.i*< or“ i" llolog u p; were Il/Qtith it-ptcady -r~llln'z'r!<>]"1'1%200 for t e. light

t1.» S2 to ,1 eiklrinfgultloo‘ is: In over, Thoiisru-nmgetoi boning. in jnci-txsingn This "wt-w. apprrulfinftitfeiy I 311111. of tho total receipts was of this class.

The calf markr-i ivzts strong with r10 pzirticiiiiir ll(l\'ii'l(_'(‘ in pritwos. TIIPFI‘ ivcri- no good vctilz-i offered '1 ft-w fiiir vonls brought from $8.00 to $10.00. ile:1.v_v venls brought from $5.00 to $7.00. Grasscrs Worn gcncrzlll); $3.00.

Tlu- l1'lIlIll.\i"\\’1"I‘(\ steady zit $7.75 ll) $51,410 for inp lambs, iuvdium 1|1i:11i1_v brought JIFIIIIIIII $7.00. and cniiimiin lambs $ii.:'1l> to $7.00. lilwvg ivi-ri- siiiiiviy from $7l.00 i11 $4.00.

'i‘l1ii hog mzirkrt, was :1. lltilc stronger. The Ilrlf?!‘ oi‘ selects whs ])“Iif‘IlI'1'lIlV sit-ally through tlii- wit-ck at $0.00 i0 $9.25.. T0- wnrils the cnii 11f‘ tho week few

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21 uffillglm-t. :11.4*/.h1lt sedans-cancer. 14s degrees (Nip; the norlilé‘ of-t ‘WHMWflfim Volfvhfitlrelpble, was a much smaller clrc overseer of the colon)’. is presl-ithan the tropic of Capricorn, _4'I ilent. have adopted the new illerdfigrvsfifdl‘lll€l‘-l1WB,Y,MlnlS Thump; cries of a flat 111111111 11nd th" ah-"sou says: ' l scrim of gravitation, an illie 100d grade and high school upiis be-‘l lieve them llll])ll(‘.lI_\‘, ticcoriliug in,

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" cliool maintained byl tho .~_1:1te bniiri 1d‘ education and tropics that they would be identi- illIOILlHI by the i-liililrcn oi uon- calli: the saiino length. O11 a ' flhf iiioiiilu-rs 11f Voliyzrs (ThrIsiian-Caip eaiuli. however, thv tropic of Cap- 11li1- Apostolic church still teaches, ricorn would he 1uucl1 larger than lltl\1\'t'\'t‘l'. Illtil the world I541 globe the tropic 11f Cancer. moving through limitless space tnko i1111cl1 longer to sail around. and tliiit it ivns tl11= attraction c-l ltei-tiuso 1111 a flatcarth Cancer‘ gravity which i-iiuseil the apple lo would be nearer the centre, or fzili on lsllilC Newton's hcaid. lnortli pole. Wily d0n‘t some Bf the At llii“ Zion schools the new globular earth believers try stilling ounso of study teaches that: _ around tho two tropics and fllid Th1» earth is a fiat circular world, out whether the)’ or we are cor- with u. north pole in the exact rect? T111» gloubulflr people certain- centic. no south pole. and surroun- l)‘ 0111f! DFOVB Curvature 0i! the iic-l liy :1 wall of ice which keeps ‘exirtli.

\'Plillll'i3<1)lll(>. mariners fro-m failing l.\l Eva Baker. teacher oit‘ tl1t- rim. geography. demonstrates to her

Tliui ihe eiirth has no motion, Classes that the sun is only a m1)’ bui. rcnxziins stationary in space. orb :1 few thousand miles away.

'i‘!r.it ihe .;un 1.; not millions of lnsteiiil 0f an orb millions of miles lllilx-H i11 diameter and 91,000,000 in diameter and 91,000,000 miles 1111111.»: Elf-Ya)’. .l1i1t is retilly a little fruiu the earth. It‘ the sun was so oiii 32 miles across and only 3,0110 the world, instead of confining ital mill-s from the earth. large, she says. it would light upi

. , hottcst rnynfio a 3.000 mile wide]

WIIY 5"“ W°"'¢ 3")’ UP- . belt ibeiween the uwo tropics. Voi- ivu himself, in a recent sermon at Shiloh Tabernacle. said God cer- tainly ivo-uld not have made a sun to ligllt the world and then placed i! so far aviray.

"A man would be a fool," the oversoei- added, “to build 11 house i11 Zion and place his parlor light i11 Kenoslia \V‘is."

Miss Thompson. principal of the school, says the children prefer their new flat world to the old fashioned round one in which (Joi- unthiis believed.

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"Navigator-s on a globular earth wo11i1i find if they were iosiiil com" pleti-ly zircunili either of these

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'l‘li;1t the 111w of gravitation is a fallacy 11nd when objects are thrown into the air they continue to llrlt‘ until the force which pro- pclled tliern is expended, and then fall brick to earth because they are heavier than air.

A sialltltlnl iuiip of the 11:01-11, on (llll‘l5I1)})ll€l"$ projeciiiom used in, the schools to depions ate the flat world theori". This may, WlllCll is tit-ml by navigators and scien- tists in making time and longitude calculations, (PIITQFS from fhekisuel hlorcatofis projection familiar in other schools. in that it shows the earth as it would- look to an obser- ver directly above the north pnle, with the continents and. seas pro- Jlemed o? a tlylut planefi.“ l“ rem-n eiii-ih teaching such as older folks IIOIIOFIIIOGISl te . _ _ ' mswm, 0,11! somhnpdze tegbiitgl? have had drilled into them. There tic wgions an. indicated b). n tore. they accept the flat earth white ring zibout the outer clrcum- leaching wmwm quesuomng" not ‘erence of the circle. This firing. Pecan“ ‘they have w‘ b“! because hcemppn ,0 yawn’ 1S mtflihe it zippeals to them as national. 1 . k _ _ keep“ murmurs: . donut believe their-ails one stiuden: m,“ n O , H , , ._ ». 111 1e grates wio as ques ionei wm-lf i u‘ k 1w ‘I h“ ll. Th9 flat earth seams more rea-

Tm, Chriguopher pmlution w‘ onabio to them. The glubnlar. lin- mililc/illl Years ago.‘ prior in

e ‘v-xr-ro-wnv vv-wr-qr ~».-.-- - discilvci-y‘ of the south poie and b l‘ ‘gull?’ 916E111 5117?»; wlmlsuc‘ fol-o much n-ns known about th‘. ' “Juhnfmgiander Bowls as Afiiilriii- regions, so nnly n hnro rwersiier o! “on on ‘he Ian-er“! niiiliuo of portions of tho southern I3€IUZOI$ 51I“§"1‘\I1907'hw‘;‘3 bgrsléone?" ici- liini li-i shown. ‘ ‘w i “(~- l u"? - - Y1

Bliss .\i11ry 'l‘hr1111pson, principal m“ he received hi“ B" A~ "Um HI" of the Zion school syzstein. ‘and fir. m“ (‘°ll"ge' 0M9‘ and l“ “l9 53m‘? ardent l1elievoi' in ¢lie Vollvn tllcor- fi“r(,“n‘k’g"’f yo“ U311?!" lchlrlsg ics. pas iroiouiitlcd a IQSlll '“ "i (‘Kc n . erom. H. n 89 which fillPIl)(-?lll-€V('$ will [Flllibwllflil h“ ha“ been "rammed a Inlmfller n.1,, an,‘ navignuno,’ Shmvmg c" in the (‘liristian church at the age 1,9,. m, map m“, me Hunk, 0,- of l9. and held a pastorate at Lin-

den, l11.i.. from i889 to 1892; Ur- ‘VIYVI. |ll.. 18921932 studied theol-

» Ftwvidforilvi-lle. N. Y.. 1893-

111 717101 the pulpit of 1 "rwwm (‘ H. Court House. “o, in 189799.

Miss Ni1sso11’s V ,. I Beauty Secrets t12‘;t;:..;.::‘:::..2°x1.zi

and plat-ed in change-of Ziontahi-r-

Anna Q. Nllfsori. the wonderful IItiCIE in CIIICBKO. Ill IQQO 8nd" 1901 mfffilx‘;afilsggfi {imttrfs-fkisiiygalgliiivtms lie represented Dowie at Cincin- piiwion is 1111-. vcry I1S§‘ ‘llll “all; “nil the“ W36 SE11). [Q AUB- irirl or wormm cnn have. stiisglltirtkltllis IOFPOVBDDQBr of (I16 DOWIQ 111' Slilli‘! t t tl 1. I1 .t d‘ ' ' y. ' . 1W1)‘ to ohtlili) tllls tgnligzuixs“??? Iii; Dlri toilet preparation. fhmlllsrrwv .- ’» - .~ " ' 1-v1-ry well-known actress. lt iniea lttlfllit» m ‘DGWW- ~' e11 dcrudiitrnnd can be obtal ed . '- . ~ t the toilet counter of any uni’ 11L.’

111-111; 1v!‘ d~pi1rtment .t rc. Thi I h‘ ivi-iiilnrfiil llerwillo is 3113a by 0V6?‘ QKIRTS T-O REMAIN SHORT.

livo hundred thousand iiiscriminat- $AY WQMEN LEADERS [N |\|_ Y, int: l-{Il ls and women throughout tho country’ 11nd is rapldiy becoming .1 rviziiiitr fétd. ‘it tnkenhtho place nt‘ 1'1*u pow er. nys rin ott d It . 111s; cannot beg detected. Pel-gpllyation 311d the SIIQTI- OI the Pklfl- (IIIQSIJOII 211°“.F&tl‘.."°°‘1§é.‘$$‘1i‘13"l‘ "is- if 1111-11» M» tlwr 11» this. 11.... . :1 c or- r1 v , i-rrrtrnmrindid for dark. a RBI iv. PI long‘ oromlw longen? .1 rough skin freckles. , ivrinlcif-n." Pans already has daclded: 11nd many other fnriiil blemishes. as slltL IS concerned. Paris ays, Be sure and read Miss Niissoifs ‘flohgérj’ And in m,“ *mre> or, lnmt .'1"ti1~le. In the mcaniinimget fgghlgn 11135111111115 are ‘Fflbghlng ' 'l"T\‘»'l1l<l "ml if)’ ll IOtI-‘LV. 3'00"“? them. fashionable folk are said to suri- to bi- delighted. J. G. Juinic- p9 [rflfliug 3.1mm, in them and; ‘ $011 H011 GW- l‘) IIIIPJW-‘Y cvcry siciunship from‘ there brings , _ models IIILIIUFP-ilffll to_ th ‘.1111, ics. _ Wlll~ the- American iwon sh," who’ ., . iippriijentiyghzw foii short -¢o+o+»¢-¢¢+¢+++-~o++¢+o skirt comfortable. uh e§istlngiy' adopt n style so radlfibl from last season? , Thosorqucstions are now stirring i’ E I

Children Like It Fiat. ‘

' "The students, in Zion schools. ‘she says, “grasp, the theory of the fliit earth readily because their minds are not full of globular

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the. ‘heart oi‘ the feminine World. Foreign ‘ministers of tnthtqi “and premiers may come t0 IIISCIISS the subject of limitation of irrmliments. yet what they have to say cannot T possii v he of such filamentous iti- tere , as the number of inches by wliiph the fashionable skirt should clear the ground. , _ ~ ‘ro-Hiséortairi ‘the feminine‘ 11111- tgdintuwzirdgulfaris‘ 1.19111 decree l at skirts shall fie 011g numer- "ous “'0lllPfl representing the arts and proiosj-lomi, women in business . and nn the stage, club leaders and others were consulted. The con- "" ‘census of opinion ls that the Am- - »eric:1n woman is prcparcd to ‘stand up in her short skirts and f winflinchingly: face the. Paris crea- tc-rsJShc declares she will wear her skirt from 7 to i2 inches from the floor. So ihrre! and this Is what she llililjp say about her in~ 1 dependent ‘attitude: - mlnrjnry fhambonii. slflr‘ of ‘iDiiilrl-ytflfihnn irllrhitiniz." exclaim r-ili "I'm for longer lift‘ and shorter skiria tliiin Paris d1-i-r1~e.s_ Short skirts moan long lilo. The skirt length lllis ‘worried along through iuiiny vicissitudes in llfc. and new it's time for i1 change. Skirts will

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A Story of the

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WILLIAM CHRlI-TY CABANNEI

WHATTAWIFE WORTH?

IMATINEE‘ e411 ' _ MATINEE, ADULT& 10¢. '1 ‘Ji-lillqnsu '11c._' v. _ . ’. .1 EVENING, ADULTS 26c. . ;_ci-1ii.on_é~ 16¢. , . » \ -

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LOVE BUT ONCE _

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the other foot firmly planted."

The political skirtis approved by . iss Helen Varick Boswell ocnli1~ ion candidate for New York county Register. is likewise short, but not quite so short. '

Slis said: "What French tires» makers have to say about thc length of our skirts doesn't worry me in the. least. I've always worn my skirts six inches from the ground. and l intenld. to weiir liieni that length the rest oi my days. ‘ve never gone higher than that on the dress question."