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cleanliness. _ The soft, ilaky
particles quickly remove ll
impurities, visible or invisible Willi-
olt scratching the surface. The
sale, economical cleanser. for kit-
chen utensils, sinks, bathrooms. etc.
For cleaning all through the house
there’a rloth ng else like Old Dutch.
Goes further-lasts longer.
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MADE IN CANADA
Islands, Nfld.
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rvicable Premiums
Alito Sirop Safety Razor
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Mr. and Mrs. <Dr.> Bell of Cape
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacFarlane
_ ol' Augustine Cove, spent Saturday
S.°h" Lwmce' clmt' 5- C- Knight' and Sunday of last week very pleas-T
arrived from Pictou and is dis- ,muy Wm, friends at Bedeque Cm-_
Schr. J. E. Collins, Capt. Peter Mm Dunbar of T,-yon left ,-,nl ' ,
While. cleared for Mulgrllve. N. S.. Thursday of last week for a two! E H R  S
Wm’ il 1004 °f P\‘0dUC@ 100020 by weeks' holiday with her daughter# ' '
W- A- P°°l'5 ‘V C0-» fl! Sl- Milf!/'S Mrs. John Albert Rogcrson of West-_ _ _
 ~ ---~ - lllitnllirloilil rtll uilillrllllo iotllolrs
_S"hF- Huff! UD. CHN- W- D- School, with our two competent ' A '~ ~ -
(j‘"?P@"- Ufflvfd "Um SPY! BW. N. pedagoglles. Miss Margaret Howatl.._
5., in ballast and proceeded to Stur- (principal), and Miss Rota Toombs.
""0" Wharf t0 10W DFDGUCE by C fasslstantl, again on the Job. has S ll' D' ‘_ f  h » .
and  Knife -  mcken fm' NU” Scotia- -` a uiii re-opelied alter the full linli-I e Ing lrecl rom 3-nc er to Retaller
- s. s. cnignecw. capt. 1-1. c. ` __ . _ » '_
£_ Free _“Wall e;"€l°§é §eW_  Renewal __ltipl_ia_r_d arrived fr_om _((I_harlo§§etow__i; Mifs. Elmer Dawson. Mrs: 0. D.‘ Throughout America and Europe
~. __l _ ear y u SCI-lp lon _Ay nel; :_0_?e\_*;_n&1 to gf- d awp Howatt and the Méessrg.  and
1.   ....... ... ..'f...§;.... .. .';=.:°;':..‘.3:;"‘.‘;';i_":‘.;.°';;,... ...;l::.;i INAUGURAHNG
To   the Railway Whorf. roads. While in Bedeque, they werc_ ` '
-i guests of Mi-_ and Mrs. John Daw-
Schr. B. T. W. arrived f ' Littl _
:_ >. _~. Get One Befgre They Are Al] Gone Bras D'or witii ii load oimctoal roi- 5°" _ i
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days Attendance is average.
- the Gewgetown Ferry Company and Say everybody, how are you en
...__ |‘ Mr. Keith Canfield of Irvingtown. ' ' '
‘__ __ - _ New York. who has a very brlghtl. `     
_ . -_ 1 1 future in store for him in the fox-
lf 3_ " ` - » ranching business, is visiting his ‘ '
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» W. Il. PROWSE & SONS
1 cHAnl.o1"re1°ow.N, P. la. l_
iis discharging at the ferry wharf. _laying “The Gabbs", which we find
l it-:S.i:.:..-::l.S;:z.°::-..--is  as -;.-.ra -as .-- - . ~ ,- s ,f - , -
a y oo s oo t n e oners are- -
 _.-.~-._...~..._--Wf~_-.--~----~---~---- 5....: .$03. ,,... ... .,,. ,,.. ,,,,._ gg-,,,_,;"-‘;, ;,,,..,__,,,,”   1"/me =1 New and DIS "wt Who esole Selma
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‘ _ ” A man back from holidays com-’ \liiin-l- slit- uni hcl- siiilinivr hai dgghmginggwiswal}:xE£_e’for  change li “,;_g‘;§_d :_’\';_i‘_tres&;s.mi‘d ‘gg Servlce to Shippers who “rant thp
' _ . ` ~ - ` f ` ' le o y g ip
plains that lic was given dllutcciiioi- al stills. Br DO ~ b H t t pw” .. .. _ __
wine in French i'estauralits. Ali.| .lliii-tim lull Iwi- iiisllnill s ,. - as r .m n as 0 conum-le in indeed' n° Gabbs m our nelghbo’
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im-se continental ww-fine-plw-si in-il wi- i~»~»». .$55537 'R e or the rest 01 thelkiiiiii <°.i'iiff"§$'<ii”>"el°Ss me "ew" Double Advantage of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Can-
field of Westmoreland. after an ab
The farmers in the vicinity are
trying to finish their potatoes be-
tween showers-but la vain. There
are a few isolated cases where grain
yet remains to be taken in. The po-
tato situation is indeed doubtful,
only in a few cases have we heard
of anyone receiving lnore than 60
cents per bushel. Most farmers arc
storing their crops in the hopes of
better prices in the early spring. I
llcnrll one old llaysvcd .wily "A lili'<l
in the hand is worth two in the
bush." so guess }_’ll ship my “spuds"
and say Bill, you can't fool the old
timers either.
i A very delightful evening was
iplissod away all too quickly on
l'I‘uesdliy, October 25th, when Mr.
land Mrs. steaiora Mullins, of west
Tryon held a dance in honor of
ithelr only daughter, Miss Ruth.
The beauty and chivalry of Tryon
also a few from Cape Traverse,
Crlipaud. Victoria. North Tryon and
Augustine Cove, assembled quite
early to trip the light fniilastica toe,
and engage in other equally amus-
ing pastimes. Everyone.en_loved
ilieliiiielves io ilic fullest extent, but
one and all agreed that the time
passed away too quickly. and hoped
that in the very near futurethey
might again enjoy another “such”
evening.
On Wednesday evening. October
26th. Mrs. Gordon Wright gave a
very brilliant speech in the United
Church at Tryon in the interests of
:the Temperance Alliance. Numbers
assembled for a chance to mr this
gifted oraior, who in und tedly
one of the best we have lieald for
some tline. Twenty-two ne _-mem~
bers were enrolled in the Emper-
ahce cause. - -
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"Dirl their mqrriage ilirn out
happily?"
"Undoubte<lly_ ."l`hey‘r|- living
Maud reached for the teieplione
,and demanded a number. ’;ls that
you. ldwsrd?" she asked. as a man’t
voice answered the call. ‘-speaking."
ihe replied. “That you, Maud?"
' =“Yes. You remember l told you
,last night that on no account would
'-you be permitted to enter our house
again?" "shall l ever forget it?" re-
plied Edward. "Well, we have decid-
ed to move. and I thought you
like to know our new sd-
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Sem G E Te____ D _d Le Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MacLeod,
~ '~ - - . av vy. no liia-ming little tliiuglitei-_ Ellz-     k N P v I
clemed for sheet H‘“°b°l` Wim 9' :betli Jean, of Albany, were recent]    , 0  a "ea ` .
"md of pmduce waded _by me J- J- visitors to the adjoining village of. _ _
Hughes Company at King's Whari.|vi¢mrm_ 
_ ilvally at a standstill. Buyers were _"Mig" l?§;“'p:_fs’;°;"g" ;:;‘;‘°:fm‘;P°v§f:l;. i ' ` i ` ` " ' ’
talking lower Prices but no sales his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert  V  e  A  ` 
were made ut the reductions. _Myem of victorm
a-<-o-Q---_ M
GEORGETOWN SHIPPING' Traverse, and Mrs V Howatt of
“_” ed to Summerside on I F F
l . . I n u a a
iTryon, motor ' -  I g S
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M’ M”    Private Treat and Auoiion Sales
_ little'son Dean o ape _averse,l _ y
- ‘ Sch” uncle 3”" cleafed f°" she” were motorists to Victoria on last _
. Harbor with a load of produce load- .3unday_ Ocwber 23|-d_
ed by W. A. Poole at Co., at Sturg- _l
Bon Wharf. Mn Thomas Allen enthusiastic  -i
- _ “"""' _ ‘sportsmen of Cape Traverse, was' a
Schi Eugene and Doris cleared T, on on wedm-,Sdn
- wrist to y y ‘
for La Have, N. S., with a load of mo -
produce Shipped by c_ woken of evening in his new Chevrolet Sedsn._l  
Sturgeon. ‘ I
1000 Shares 7 Per Geal Preferred Stock P r llalue $100.00
:harging at McDonald -Bros. Wharf ne, I 5 a
for Mr. Knight’s customers. ` .2 | _ 7
SChl`. MBg§i9_ Bell, Capt. J0_hl`l M;-_ and Mr5_ Rgbgl-g Reid 0["Crg.i  
Beziven. cleared for Spry Bay wiill mud' were visitors at Tryun Oni
a “md of Pmduce waded bl' W- A- Thursday ol' last week. They were'
p |. & __ . l _ _¢ _»
____;J_;>__t____ Co at Panmure Island.;_?_?g_;,y_§l_c_:'ime guests of Miss Fanliie_ (`.0lli.Illl|iIlg` and Operatlllg'
SPEGIAL SILVER FOX_ M|0TI0ll SALES
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lsence of overtwo years. Last week _ . ‘
ihe was the guest of his brother, Mr. _
   -5  ~»f  THE FIRST AUcTloN SALE
on's succesful farmers Keith’s
many friends in Tryon were very
glad to know he is making a name J
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  - __ 'D  ' '_ will be Held in our warehouse, 428 st. Iaul
for himself in the land oi' Uncle
Sam Hemwndsfewfnins ww Street, West, Montreal, the Week of
.sunie his work again in the very
Inear future. I -
DECEMBER
' ` ` (silver Fox week in Montreal)
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in Connection with Our Second Annual Exhibition
l and Sale of -Silver Fox Pelts -
izih, 1927 _
A p-g is ' wig _
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First Auction Sales will be held at the time that early
fresh illrlns are ready, and are in keenest demand, thus
llwvrlnr roof! prim “"0 aulcli realms to shippers. The
December sales will appeal particularly to shippers who
must sell early in the season but who wish to ‘realize the
highest prices their pelts will bring In competitive bidding
from a large number of buyers.
Every shlpper's (urs will be sold singly or in shippers'
lots according to quality, AND WILL NOT BE BUNDL-
ED WITH PELTS BELONGING T0 OTHER SHIPPERS.
Sales will be held periodically. Ilvlng Special Considera-
tion to the quantities offered and the demands of the
Market. In this way your iurs will be sold gradually,
steadler prices wlU be maintained, and huge collections
gl _skins will not be dumped on the market' at any ol’ our
a es.
Liinita:-We will accept limits on the finest skins, oi'
which we make a specialty, and most or which are sold
hy PRIVATE TREATY dlrcct to the retail trade of two
continents. ._ . ,\4`
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Features :
We sold more of the finest-sllvers ln 1927 ,than any
other fur-organization In the world: and with the ei-
eeption of one skin we reallsohlhe hlghaat prices in the
world for silver fox pelts this past season.
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On ordinary pelts we will not ucoept limits: but must
be free to use our judgment ln securing the beet prlcw
obtainable. 
5. Low Grades and Calls:-Oar Sales ll uphold the name
and dignity ol Silver I-‘ox Furs. 'will not. therefore.
catalogue aah sell low grades and e aa "Silver Foxes .
but will bundle and sell them_ aa “ _' iieoiis Furs."
Advances will be made to iiuopen ii dealers who
need them: and addressed shipping ta viii be sent free
in all slillllwrs upon request.
Commission Charges:-On pelta sold to the 8°-
uill mae 'leo pei- sent. wiialeuils l and A\w“°“
Sala 5 per cent. Special rates to ship .tho become
stockholders in tlic Company. _
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The Managing Director ol’ the Company, Mr. E. H-; Rayner, has for"‘ma.ny yours
faithfully served the interests of the Fo_x_ breeders and shippers of Canada, _,Mill
the enlarged and-extended selling servicfif-_' he`§`J'il:iw“ offers through E- H~ Rai?"
° Ltd. is recognized by many enthusiastic' ship ers, and by the leading Fur Hoiillbfi
in Canada and Europe as the "Finest in the World." \_
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- l E. H. Rayner, Liirtitcd 
\ Branch Office: Summerside, Prince Edward island. H ° 
_ Agencies in the Principal Fur Centres df Europe.
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receipts of livestock on the dwo| wmter ___ co___mg___md so “___ I
markets this morning amounts io’ _ . _
_ dear Readers. Oh indeed No. Ili I /_ . f .if`,\
‘1 came' "U lambs' no ho" andinot take much of your valuable time l ` Y
?g_ef;“v_ff' cigemxlttlecfxgfizffngaland not much of your valuable
and bulls and prices were uiichang-| “°“°°' ‘H ._ y°“ w?';_m _“onli” na:
ed. Callaers $2.75 to $3.25 and com- “n “mp yhs°°"‘"w 'aid yu h m°b__
mon bulls $3.15 to $4.50. very :sw §°'°§3‘i_’ 3°" _gm leltfd °m wi-
ot the lambs olfered were sold at Sl 'I ‘grozgcit from mmonl
time oi’ writing. but quotations were ¥R;o N few of me hm".
generally steady with good quality H ts 3
ewes and nethers S1125 to $11 50'
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few common veal calves were sold.°§" tylpc "_ I I  - _ '
for su oo and ii iiali dozen good "“°° °P “
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slow sellers some contract lots 2.36 c°;'§'.¥::;§aa 252:51” mp ml _ _ _
were taken at 810.00 either flat or y°n y z' ` . 'hi' 1 .
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