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"sry night without har of refering. I praise B.B.B. too highly for

w s ss done for me."

Por sale at all drug and general non; M

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WAN’l'lD-Tuesday, Nov. 4, leese ducks, chickens, dressed. Also chick- ens and fowl alive, Get prices. P. J. Noy sr Co. B012-11-_l-21

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in New York. 7825-ti.

PREMIER BENNETT IS T0 BE attend the historic Cutlers' Feast.

IIONORED When the resolution approving con-

ferment of the freedom of the city

SHJQFFIIILD. England, Oct. 31.- on the two overseas Prime Ministers

(Canadian Press Cal|:)-_Premier R. was submitted to City Council, three B_ Bemett of Canada and Premier” Labor members voted against it on I James Bcullin of Australia will re- the ground they "knew very little a- ¢¢jv¢ the freedom of the city on bout the gentlemen." Several other g-Owmngr 0. Premier Bennett will councillors abstained from voting.

pert from New York. Monday 3rd and Tuesday ith. Moore Ba MeLeo'ds.

the engagement oi' her younges

WAW ‘When You Buythe BeattyYnu Buythe Best’

This is a proven fact. The BEATTY outsells all other washers in Canada four to one. Over 350,000 Beatty I

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REVIEWING "TBI: GOLDEN FU

says: “There is no more sttractiv

to the quiet, picturesque, sea-w

sleeve of core." Copies 25c. each.

LEDGING receipt of a copy of "Th

creditable publication and I dssir

the matter contained therein, but th

You are a real booster for Prince Ed

The Maritime Provinces Trade Com

SUCCESSFUL S O C I A L»- Th

Cornwall Community Club held very successful social in the hall o

iwednesday, October twenty-ninthy I when about a. hundred members and

lfricnds gatliercd for a. 1-Iallowe'en _ party. The hall was prettily decorat- f ed with Halloween decorations and novelties. Ghosts met and ushered in , the guests. A short program opened ' l by a chorus which was composed by

isomc of the members, began the 'evenings fun. Other numbers were i readings by Soiie Newson and Emily

lPlatts and a solo by Bertie Miller

Icvntests. relay races and o honey- moon trip kept the crowd interested and greatly amused. To secure B. partner for lunch, the gentlemen had the privilege of buying the ladies who were disguised in sheets. After lunch the witch came and told the fate of the boys and girls present. A sing .song then closed' the evenings en-

tcrtainment.

GUESTS FROM BAY SIDE.-

,Four visitors from Bay Side, Hum- iboldt Co., Caiir.. were guests of Mr. ; and Mrs. Robert Banks and daught- I or at North Bend, Coos Bay, Oregon, (Sunday night. October 5. 'I'hey are l Mr. .md Mrs. Elmer Baxter, also their 4' daughter Mrs. Hubble, and her hus- _ band. The mother of Mrs. Elmer , Baxter was Mrs. Carlysle a sister of Robert Banks' father, who were nat- , ivcs of P. E. I. Robert Banks and Mrs. Carlyle were first cousins. The maiden name of Mrs. Elmer Baxter wa.s Maria Carlyle. Her mothers maiden name was Cecilia Banks, nat- ive of near Charlottetown, P. E. I. Mrs. Elmer E-axter was born and brought up in Eureka. Calif. An in- | tcrcsting feature of this trip is the ; fact that this is the first time Mrs. i Elmer Baxter has gone out of Hum- i bclclt. county in 53 years. Mrs. Hub- lble, the daughter, is rather a com- cly young woman. The party is mot- l orlng to Seattle and from there to 1 walls wana, wash.. to visit .with the parents of Mr. Hubble. Mr. and Mrs. R/:bert Banks are surely equal to the I cccasion in the way of entertaining.

*They make friends feel at home. I was there as a guest. Mrs. Banks had I n most excellent' chicken dinner. Mrs. 1 Baxter is a woman of the goodiolci 1 school, and is entertaining with rem- . lnisccnccs. I might say in passing ,that Robert Banks is of the ship- building iirm of Cruise and Banks of Coos Bay, one of the big ship build-

’ ing firms on this coast. He is a nat- _ ive of near Charlottetown.-R. E. D.

in the Oakland Maple Leaf.

_ PERSONALS

Miss Beth vessey. Montague. Wh°

ment the last few days in Moncton 1 rctumed to the city Friday night. .

liervous Headaches ~

due to other work, are quickly dispelied by M1nard's. First heat the Linirnent-then inhale it for a few minutes. It has a speedy curative elect.

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E. I. has ever got abroad", writes a subscriber to “The Golden Future"

KOPB BROS. foundation garm- '

ents fitted and demmistrated by ex-

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ENGAGEMENT.-Mrs. Alice Mac-

Donald. Glasgow Road, announces

daughter Marion Rona, to Mr. Wil- liam L. Weeks, Fredericton. Marriage to take place in November. 8020-li.

TURB". Halifax Daily Chronicle

spot for the weary city dweller, than' to steal away from its haste and heat

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Island. where the salt sea breezes blow, and where he may, with greet

satisfaction, knit up the ravelled _

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“I AM PLEASANTLY ACKNOW-

Golden Future.” This is a most

to congratulate you upon not only

interesting and attractive layout.

ward Island, and work of this kind is bound to bring results." So writes Mr. R. W. E. Burnaby, Commissioner,

mission, Toronto. 7925-tf

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winter grade of RED INDIAN OIL. _It will mean added driving sat- isfaction in the weeks and months to come.

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Mrs. A. I. MacLean and her sister- was visiting friends if: Hampton on

in-law. Mrs.'Found of Founos Mills. Tuesday.

P. E. I., who have been spending s _*_ month withfriends and relatives in Mi,” Amy '13-0,,<|,¢_\¢ 151; for Man.

Boston and vicinity, returned homephgfgr N_ H_ on ynunday ,fm-

Saturdlm Mrs- Found will spend I spending the holidays with her mstner few_ days here' before leaving for her ` Mm pred Mcnonnld, Hampton.

home on the Island.-Amherst News. _A

- Messrs Herbert Matheson and

BAMPTION AND VICINITY Everett Hoims, Kingston, paid 5 ny.

` ---_ Vlng call on friends in Hampton on

The grand showers of the last few wednegdgy,

days were very badly needed as the l _.__ s and wells were ettln low. 'rh

pringa B 8 e farmers are anxiously watching

The farmers will be able to plow 'for the boat, wfnich the P:/tato now when the rain stops. Growers Association are going to load

at Victoria. She is waiting for good

Miss Janie Ferguson left on Setur- iweather and tides to Set to the dock

'¢iay'for Boston after spending e very lat victoria.

euiayablg vacation with herparents

Mrs. Boyd `MoQua.rrie was a visitor

to Crapaud 1as`t_weok.

We ara glad to _hear that Master

Lynian Wood small son of Mr. and Mer Lyman Wood Victoria, is much

R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. 2“”r1“=‘1»= slumnsnsros cn.i1u.o'r'rs'rowN ` N| [C1 E N " F --_ 1

Rav. ans Mp. Goo.-ge sen-a have y V _ ivrly.

Mr. and ms. Alla.: Ferguson. I-lamp-i Mr. Mark Cameron. Hampton was ton, ' '

among the visitors to the Fox Show nt Charlottetown. Mark thinks all iz- terestegl in foxes should attend this wonderful show.

Mr. W. O. Myers. Winsloe. pei! s

short call to Hampton on Thursday being the guest of his mother Mrs. Grace Myers.

. Mr. and Mis. John McQue.rrle and r.:n Tir -sid were visitors to Tryon en Tussda .

|243 eggs; Mr. James 'I`uplln‘s liens

| 126 and 130 were fourth and ninvh | with - and

fsington Baby Chick Hatchery was

_ eggs; Mr H. C. Muttartls were fourth |

'\ L R0 ers v'ci~ fifth \\

were sixth with 2028.9 points. 1935

i ithe contest with 279.9 points. 2-14! . $376.1 points. 234 rggs; The Chariot

‘ tetown Experimental Station hen ' No. 57 was .'-ccond with 279.1 points.

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273.3 and 257.7 points and 232 225 eggs respectively. The Ken-

filt 247 N0. with

with hen 29 with 272.7 points, eggs; Mrs. Alfred Fyfe`s hens '18 and 80 were sixth and tenth 289.7 and 254.1 points. 25'/ and

219 eggs respectively; Mrs. J. F. Eas t0n's hen No. 168 was seventh with 284.5 points. 230 eggs; Mi'~ A. L. Roz- l ers hens No. 39 and 35 were eighth and eleventh with 263.2 and 254.1 points and 235 and 220 esils resD€Ct'

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e-gs and Mrs. J. F. ssst<m_‘s wmtef Soulis T ewriter C0_

Lcghorns were seventh with 1971.2; ,

ifiillt-5. 1555 USES- Sole Agents Corona Ty-pewriters dt Adding &chincs. Halifax. N. S.

M12 J'.V\’~ Bells hen No 137 led their Representative H. M. slMrsoN. sa, Queen st..cn»r|eu¢tewn

with 20913 points; ,899 was M,._1 Bull-Bearing in Main-working points is mainly the answer.

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Mr. Seymour F. Murphy, Cumber- retumed to Hs.rmplm1 after a. short Mr. H.21'.‘_;-3 C.=.m?1"‘.\ u-9: A r.'ci- ' I‘ii'i_'.'-r~i§_'lit hrns laid o\'cr 200 eggs _ _ _ _

13nd W35 9- V1-51101' I-0t1‘l¢ Citi’ 011 Sat' visit to Souris. While there they at- Conv visitor to Hampton on 'I"\ui~=- cluriii thc cfm cs' _\‘r:\" 'l`hl'ec of mg rapidly "1 p°1m1a1_“y 1" Gemmu Ul‘f1_BY~ ~ tended the fu'1eral of Mr. Angus day.' Robin, these were dimuaiificci. two on ac- Icfmmans n°1' °“15‘_ "19 wml Nm“

1*- McP'hee. -_il_._~ count of small eggs and one because g'a'1__“‘°‘f_fer5_1_“ Wmter 51’°r1”5_re5°H

Mn. Peacock and mu. Vancouver. . -- 'runny PEN wrss our of uanuirfi di-qunxrneauens bu” df* ‘1“‘"¥ °“ S’*"d hm’ 1"’

B. U., accompanied by Mr. Owen and Ampng the \-isitm-5 tg (}ha_r1gttg- ,___ Fifty-fi\'¢ birds were registered, as bwome 8 ora# ben" _ _ daughter. North River hood and town recently were Mrs. John Mc- :inte-for the Final \\'.~¢|<.»r not r-.r~.~.|. Cl-\1\l'f\1`f<1 “-'1'~1‘ S9 1" 11°C 192” °°“' _'lt .the. Lwzlg F“u"..““m :ku- M1&i Glfdlher. B¢d¢€lU€. motored to l_Qua.rr-ie, Mrs. Clayton Morrison. Egg Laying gmt,-,.¢_ 0,.¢_ g;_ |3139 test. “mc f`h°M,1' and 815° Sims on .muef Glen William recently and were Mm Ruby Mon-150,, and Mn Boyd ____ .____..........____ A” 1"’ sk" °" 111° ghd" 1m"C11"‘

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Math- usqugn-1,, 1 The Comes, “-55 QCD b., _,a_me5, wnans skuxr. is r'or»lr1..sn 11 °1“1’:;_°d' “an S""“51"’“ me D'

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were second 2143.11 points. 2051 eggs; I The L. f‘. :~,'.\fiT|l Typewriter requires much less physical energy The K91`1S1llK|-011 Baby C1liC1i HMC11- ' in operate than :my other. Thus not so tiring to the Operator, less

i cry were £11114 “'11-11 2119-9 W-l.111¢S~ 1906 impairment to Effic`cncy and Greater Production.

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