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     sweep before Saturday night. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HE?’ away below repl 
     
     There are bargains for eve 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     To make room for new goods arriving daily we are making u. clean sweep or all 
     
    
   
   
    
     now on our floors. Many of these items were alrca 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE SPACE THEY OCCUPY - so our '1' “""""°"‘ Pm“ b" WE NEED 
     
    
   
   
    
     G0. Everything m [red 1 1 in f 
     
     ry room in the house a: pricels {hi1  loeglerltr 
     
    
   
   
    
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     odd and brokén lines. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     SATURDAY’, NOV. 1111 
     
     ‘*7 APPLE DAY i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     TF1: ‘Qnv Qcollts will be‘ 
     
     r"- “w s*‘">'=."S all day.- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     rain or shine, selling 
     
    
   
   
    
     maples. 
     
     gavvwfliflf§:llfl_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown. 
     
     Alberton 1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
               
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     0’Leary & Montague 
     
    
   
   
    
     BE PREPARED 
     
    
   
   
    
     With a nickle or ‘no 
     
     more preferred! 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     181ml 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Boy Scouts do not beg, but they try 
     
     awfully hard to earn money, so 
     
     that they may be able to carry on 
     
     their work. They are going to oifer 
     
     for sale 8,000 tempting apples on 
     
     Saturday, November 17, and will use 
     
     the profits for Scout work. The 
     
     apples are luscious, prise winning 
     
     Macintosh Beds, The boys lsir you 
     
     to buy at least one and in this way 
     
     BE A GOOD SCOUT! 
     
    
   
   
    
     11-2207-11-10-12-14-16. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "FLATELS" LATEST 
     
     l IN LUXURY IIOUSES 
     
    
   
   
    
     A t t e n d a n c e 
     
     (B! The Canadian Press 
     
    

    
     Records Broken lffigomtou, Ne, l, _ Fuzgmmd 
     
     a s wi h complete hotel service- 
     
    

    
     At R008 Meet ithey have been described as "flat- 
     
     |els"-a.re the latest development in. 
     
    

    
     i‘ luxury housing s50 of them having 
     
    

    
     (A. P. hy Guardian's Special Wire) Just been installed in Mount Royal, 
     
    

    
     NEW YORK, Nov. 12—All stten- near the Marble Arch. 
     
    

    
     danie and purl-mutual records for Each fiatel, with accommodation 
     
     thoroughbred racing in New Eng- 3 for one 0!‘ two P901118. has it's own 
     
     land were broken today when more’ bathroom. kitchen, refrigerator and. 
     
     than 56.000 persons wagered e10“ telephone. Cooks and waiters are 
     
     to $800,000 at the final day of sc- provided at a charge of a shilling 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ing at Narragansett Park. 
     
     The attendance was the largest 
     
     in New England's turf history. A. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the machines 0n the first five races. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     while the figures for the third, 
     
     fourth and fifth events reached 
     
     more than $l00,000 each. 
     
    

    
     The featured legionnairc purse 
     
    
   
   
    
     nf s. mile and '10 yords saw R. Rob- 
     
     ertson's Lynx Eve continue his 
     
     consistent performances. The 
     
     ihreo-ycur-olc‘: gelding ran the dis- 
     
     tance ill 1:4‘! 2-5 cvrr a heavy 
     
     track to whip such good horses as 
     
     J] U. Grzlttans Chiysmutc and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     an hour. Meals may also be obtain- 
     
     ed at the restaurant. A promenade 
     
     runs right rculld the seventh floor 
     
    
   
   
    
     1m total o; $496,949 passed Lhmughifrom which on n clear day the 
     
    
   
   
    
     distant Surrey hills and wocds may 
     
     be soon. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     .. .. ... ...-...... ...... ...... THE CENTRAI GUARDIAN In Memerwm Protestant 0rvhanage M"    c: 
     
     NEW yggx m) _ n _, i. Mrs. Theo. Bayer ... 
     
     . v . George  t  .50. 
     
     0101010001‘ M060!"- 00. nemmcun- m. l _ ec Ions APTlend   .25‘ 
     
     u" and p.h-mrch o! flu Arne”, co runn is reserved for new: LQQK our you THE Boy 
     
     (granitic; 8311x011, died semi-dry I {LL12} E2511‘ £2; hfidfifiLflflflf, f! scion-ms with their apples on But- ma‘ "was 0°”? mzwoy sr. r0 nan: i 
     
     h! e a missonsry for the 4 t d ; ‘ ur ay. L-2357-11-14-8i. . 
     
     pyogggtgnt Epmgopfl chum, u, m, udllldlhlllo.‘ ‘m m m’ "uh" h The death occurred on Monday. RIOHMONfiQluQ To DAIIE Benmmn Bream"  mm 
     
     0mm States and West Indies un- cnanuorrcrowu rui- Bales do October 22 in Vernon British Pm Mm‘ °°- Lid- - 5-00 
     
     | 7 l 
     
     "119" "he" h“ “ihdmw "W" m0 BUY A" APPLE “d “l” W" not recommend pelting foxes m, "Columbia. of Mary Cecelia. Dwyer, Patriot Pub co - M's‘ A‘ w‘ we” ' 21” 
     
     church and‘ organized the ‘African b” ‘m swmmay- L‘2357'11'“‘3‘- curly December sales Foxes brou h: beloved wife of the late James J. A. Webster l " ‘who Mrs‘ H‘ weeks  m0 
     
     Orthodox Church. H6 was editor of --— in for cltin b Ncvuoib will B n Coady of Em ale E n Brow " iUO-‘Mm J‘ M‘ °“m"°“ 1°" 
     
     the Negro Ohurchman. coNrsncuirrlos urn INSUR- 1 t D5 bg y 1 - ' "a" Th Y” e m “m i h E- T~m -~ 5-00,Mrs. c. n. Beers .. 1.001 
     
     ANGEL L_67fl8_7_12_31z, ) a e cem er Sues in Paris. Do not e deceased at e e o er . . sgs ... 5.00|Mrs. I. Hutcheson .. 100 
     
     sacrifice pelts for earlier sales. death was visiting her son, Rev. C. N. Bissett .. . . . 5.00'Mrs J A Messerve ' 
     
     ILKA NwKi-“LE ak 1 \ L-2202-ll-10-4i Francis Ooady and was absent Eostern securities .. 500 Miss Vii/ode y  
     
     m cs muo‘. e _.___. ' ' ' ' ' " - 
     
     N  en Apple my. L-2il57a:11-l4-{Iii. B m; T ltrrlgfihsmgile isvlgfllxrliceher  11$ kw‘? Priming 00'   i:§ikcrLwr:1lrc'r'  
     
     - l“ ' 0'35 "(moan “ A“ health ‘until mbnlt two weeks prior 5' ' ' ' 
     
     AT HOMEFML c I _ t a1 mt t k i: I . -- .00 AFrlend . . . . . . .  . 1.00 
     
     side. Marsate. Willabe altxllroerralezoggr §'§‘?be°§i$$§'§1 Mr. girl:  33in? l fake‘ d°“él;' “F031;”: Qmmlxfg 2.30 1. A. Hllszard . 1.00 
     
      friends Thursday evening from 7 uel Drake. M65400‘! Blink. Friday.’ an ‘llgmzfi mgépmedncal 5km and 3'03 $s' C’ H‘ Black  ' 1'00 
     
     until i0. L-2354-l1-l4-1i. Nov. 2. when young and old from» "p , m m, m, Frank Fraser" ., 2'50 s‘ A’ E‘ mmimm ‘ m“ 
     
     wul pumluue for cash, jthis and surrounding districts bs-lwml" ‘m’ “g °°“ M’, h ,,_ 04011141318, "  2-00 M"‘D-A~.M°K10"°0 - 1-00 
     
     entire stock oi’ merchan- ggmLo-[TETQWN FUR 55am sembled to do honor to Miss Hettie peamtuuy pa?!“ awayh: hand Dr, 1»; m1n¢,s§{e'"' 2'00 $5‘ gourke ' ‘ ' ' ' " ' 1'00 
     
     diae. Makes no diflerenee hgvg meg;- pymt open 1m. m,‘ Dem,“ Howard of Meadow Bank. The m8 been ‘m1 ed hi; t d rllsumed Dr. T. Wsye .. i grog Ml; 3' n Davis  ' 1m 
     
     how hrxe ernnsll- If ia- whenever the public decide and: 0000-00-00 enimd the . drewlnz “w 0mm” Chm-m: T“: M... Gwrse Tweedy II: 2'00 1-1 J cmmld ' ' 1'00 
     
     "mull ‘"1" W "l" their foxes are ready. Prices mod- “mm w ‘he strains 0! ti" Wedding w her by a? soztmlmdflk P E' Marion McLean .. 2'00 Mrsmcueyu" ' ' ' ' " '  
     
     . . crate. Service unexcelle '  mercnfiih played ‘by Mrs. 00.0011 may W186? “d w“ m’ m,” _' Bell o. Mai-boson .. 2'00 Mrs‘ w Bruce. 5b 
     
     A Phillips. Sales Co. n-zzez-il-io-lrMev leni After hem: swell 1n =1‘; M“ 7' ',“,“h 1:, 3.1.5., Mrs T- B- Gmdy - 2'00 Mr ‘Malone -0 
     
     q nerd-r. N. s. BE A ____.ple ‘gab under finlluse gig brnglcyygb “i d““§_n“’*"d'!§,en °o.con°nor a, m, Dr. Hfiee-g-liivthilstm 2100 ml. w. s. says: I i0 
     
     l» sroareusp my and ems e n- e M158 Bevan“ 1.00 M n1:  . ' 
     
       help our (m1; gamer-s and BQylCIOWblLSk bride and Master Law-|flizlgyhlvfslymtgveéfiérsxemlfidwgieilé 1&1: {lean Beliar  1400 PS yment .25 
     
     “441341444 m --  ' segues", 1,3357.11-14-31__son rs e, as groom, presented - s iriam W th , _ p-m 
     
     ;___.___‘€_____i__ lmiss Howard with a bgguflflfl bQu-!5he resided “mlghfitedmagéuxgotl: Miss Li]; vaugfifm   cm‘ N ST‘ CONTINUED 
     
     _ - wao ams ron. ms srrLcr-iquel of slndioli. then wheeled in a £100- Bge wlxfterrocz‘ which she Miss Eileen Foster  1.00 11'. o. Spencer 00.1w ,,,,  15m 
     
     " The Boy Scouts Commissioner, Mr. nreitily described carriase which. “s” wgnvgeh; v a1 edlcwmn o, Miss Marion McMillan . 1.00 Btsfl Bank Nova Scotla 2.65: 
     
     will“!!! WBYIBH. W111 auction anwfls re-filled/several times with B" “a » h: 1 m “and d Miss Anna MoDouxlll ... 1.00 Cha-Piielledzco. . . . . . . . .  2.00 
     
     mm‘; Mmrngom and Luscmubiparcels. These were opene‘ by Miss h" @355- wsmes 25a B ! gm Miss Mable Worth  1.00 f 
     
     Apple toclose Apple Day at3 o'clock Laure Crosby end Miss Jew I “m” °l ° f0; 1i!" Miss Mable McLeod . 1.00 QUEEN SQUARE BLDGS. oonrn 
     
     Saturday gflgrnQQnJ-yy up; kind, pgr- Frizzell, while the acchompsnyins gilillgltlgge hgivsgvflsrélfllanfi. stop  glitch Mizvllicigzie . 1.00 | 
     
     mission of Mr. Mould. at the Cun- verses were read by t e Misses . - orence od  1.00 Miss Jean Gill  110 
     
     adlim Natbnal Hotel? Binders will Dorfls Crosby and Flussie Younker. . "if!" 1°? she W55 B“ B/Tmilirefldef Sidney Fielding  1.00 Miss B. McKirlnon .... 1.00] 
     
     also have an opportunity of bidding ,'I'he bride-to-be, amid a. silowar of ‘ 0nd 50110181‘. 5nd W85 "0 01' 1:1; Aubrey roster  1,00 Miss Olive Lowther . .100 
     
     for nine other Apples, but. No. i is confetti, thanked all for their love- imellleclllfl-l ublllty. She was a t? t Ben. Rogers Jr. . 1.00 Miss Jessie Gillis  1,00] 
     
     the champion. l1-l4-1l. ly gifts. After singing “For She's P1981019!!! 0f her parish brarw 0 Will Henry .. 1.00 J. F. MCLEDd . . . . . . .  .. 1.00: 
     
     fa Jolly Good Fellow" the remainder the Catholic Womens league, an A. J. Watts . . , . . . . . .  1.00 Miss Ruth Vinnicombe ,. __ _50 
     
     Miss Nelda Boughner, of Toron- of the evening was spent in music enthusiastic worker for the cause Rev. H. D. Raymond . 1,00 Miss Frances Moore . . . . . . ... .50 
     
     to. is at present in the city on and friendly intercourse over the and a noted spell“? at the mfiei- Neil Robinson . . . . .  1.00 l 
     
     business. "cup that cheers!’ lass 1mg seagtal ciillivgntlglilskozmig: fir‘: IA.  gowgefign. 1.00 QUEEN s1‘. T0 nan: I 
     
     Associs. on, a n a . . . uc e ... 1.00 
     
     f. charitsbl , and always will- E. S. Chandler ....... 1.00 Willi H d . 
     
     WEDDING BELLS-The hon: mmlxlend s, ehelping hand, A arh. Beer , . . . . .. 1,00 Mrsuillor-ncfrifson  
     
     of m. and Mrs. John A. Brown fhbor .in th tru sense of the s. W. C. Stewart  1.00 Mrs. Sope  1 
     
     Graham's Road was the scene of a L e a 0e F O r 22151, she willebe greatly missed, Mrs John Anderson .. 1.00 Mrs. Holmrun .. 11% 
     
     very pretty weddins on Thurlmiy - - . not only by her family, but also by mlcolm McKinnorl .. 1.00 Mrs. Hornsby ....... .. 1.00 
     
     "em"? N“ 1st when ma“ WW3‘ C,A,H,A,Meetlng ' her many friends and scqdintances, A Friend  . . . . . .  .75 Mrs. J. W. McKenzie .. 1.00 
     
     est daughter Miss llmrotltiy Edyfilg; 1 smlxuv“ m mourn he, pmmg $15152“ McKgnfie  .50 llldtrs. A. Pesrden  1.00 
     
     was united in mart use 0 Fwd!‘ o istevr Miss Anna. of Cambridge, i"? en   .50 rs. Fred S. Moore . . 1.00 
     
     Watson Donektltfilf Se: Viewgd wit; In To rontO nag: and a,“ five sons and three Miss Margaret Rice  LO-Iiélias Kay; . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1.00 
     
     hm” w” pre y ecora, dlughw‘ Rev Fmncu gum. u; enny's ome Bakery .. 1.00 
     
     a profusion of mired pleat-e. and vmm 3,-1.1“, Qglqmbla. yme, o, Qumran/mp sr. T0 oars Reg. MscNutt ..... .. .50 
     
     autumcnucflogmnemilfugonnhouy "T; (c. P’ By Gummy‘ spam] w“) m” 0M1 servi” otmw“ “w” Capt 'r c1 Taylor 1000 s' If-‘pvgisiley  
     
     Der; a d y v_ _ _ , temmng in saskawhewarh Jump}, - . . . . . ur .en   . 
     
     K nsmgmm 1 the em o; the, AMHERST, N.B., Nov. l2.—While ‘ _ _ Mrs. Ira Brown .. . 1.00 
     
     irrsmedin/te rgldliveswesunde several "ch 000m 1n the Maritime Hockey ml gfiirtf fgméfflfgdgfgmg Mrs. s. Duchemin  1.00 urrm rumors sr. CONTINUED‘ 
     
     friends. The young couple were yflfieiugeg lrreparirfisthfer its third s,’ Mam‘ Kmk5m_ Genmde m, 1%:-  Q- lgaentlfieyl“  1.00 George 11m .............. .. 1.00- 
     
     unltmldecL The bride emu-m the‘ 8 I1 Eflme 0 e season 0- w_ J‘ Hemwse (my and Luw . . . ac usy . 1.00 Mrs. Stacey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 
     
     bu], on me um of he‘. “ma. day, James E. Wry, President of the m wt m charm“! Mrs. Hal. Warren .. ,,. 1110 
     
     if" the swam o, whens,“ Maritime Amateur Hockey Associa- 111x ‘lftloggnlgl Fifhreee dnuéhterg:  Gliimhufn  .. .50 QUEEN 5r. CENTRAL coNrn , 
     
      played w 1:5: tmasnedlghéagifgfihz.gfirzfrfizinMxlxi: and me m“ having predeceased ss enne Wuughan . . . .  .25 Isaac Carter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15.00 
     
     sae e yo“!!! 0° - _ her namely, Sr. 5t. Terence, Mary . 
     
     stood under B beauuml arch of 5x11; gtlllatéxlidlirlioreliegelfévéornio- Ida’ and Joseph‘ The large mmh EUSTON’ ST. EASTTO DATE KENT ST. CONTD 
     
     110111118 811F009 0nd m” mg o; the canadmn Amateur Ho,» ber of Spiritual buuguetl. 110ml Lloyd Crockett .00 Dr. E. S. Giddings . . . . . . .  1.00 
     
     .. which a large white "bill was sus- key Assoclamm to apply for tram- tribeutes, and Messages cf M75, pegmck __ 1m H. H. King . . . . . . . . . . . .  1.00 
     
     Jean Gordon pended‘ The bride lmked ‘mumf fers for newcomers to the "Big WmDfl-iihy. Over iWO hlllldrfid in 011 Mrs. Dunning  L00] l 
     
     i"! 1" 0 8"“ °* "We Sm‘ d‘ Four" mid other Maritime hockey testify w her howls-lily. It may be 11m. wm. McLeod . 0- SPECIALS 
     
     Esprit net over. white satin and leagues this seasmh truly 531d that, her lifes work was Mrs. Mdmieson  m9 Kildare Can: W. I. .. .. 5. 
     
     g1 WW 0 00011 "11 will‘ °""‘0° W" Although nil imflortces have been flneshed, and with her numerous Hollis Jay ....... .. .15 Maleeque W. I- ------------ -- 10-00 
     
     . scms and carried s. large 11040199“ used by me fgspjcflve Mpymme friends may we repeat, "May she Mrludedwheatley 1.00 11-2393-11-1441 
     
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     P10310095 "id "will" m"- Awedd‘ clubs to date, the two executives an- rest in " Mra- G. D- Bteele .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ins suwer w“ wmi A ""100" tic Bi’. a 00d deal oi’ difficult in 
     
     07 flhllflvm "V" “'1'” l" Wm‘ sectllrirleg agll transfers. They yare 
     
     "W YWRI “"919 "limb “W715”! confident, however. in securing a 
     
     and prosnerity on their 
     
     i-hXORIhXUQ-MWMIIIIBBIC the 8N0!!! say all the new players came in un- 
     
     tiw! 69911166 H Q0513’ ll 011W der business or educational ‘ 
     
     arrived. M a 18M 11W! m0 h-IWY in the transfer ruling 
     
    

    
     couple left for their home in Bea Memwhue 1t Bppear, the Marl. 
     
     view followed by the best wishes of iimES is not the only district in 
     
     their many 316MB f0!’ l 10118 111d Canada where players are draught in 
     
     Ifrom outside A large number of ap- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sold 
     
     Exclusively 
     
    
   
   
    
     SIMPSOIPS 
     
    
   
   
    
     imlnwy goodly number. And club executives i 
     
    
   
   
    
     peace. 
     
     (Patriot Please Cally) 
     
     CLOSE “OVERSEAS HOME" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. J. Howatt  
     
     Mrs. Ceilings . . . .  
     
     Mrs. J. F. Lafierty 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Bnsketball 
     
    
   
   
    
     ___ o. schurmun 100 
     
     (s. 1». By Gnardlln’: Special Wire) Mrs. Watts .... .. 50 Propcsdl I S 
     
     HAMB . Germany, Nov, 12.- Mrs. Jemmett . .25 
     
     Because of the almost complete ces- M11. I'M-Mr .  .15 Voted Down 
     
     sstlon of cuiignuic traffic to North Mrs. Komy .  .00 l 
     
    
   
   
    
     America, the Hamburg-America line 
     
     today closed down its large building 
     
     here known as the “overseas home." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) 
     
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     Raymond Poilarrls Chance Linc  _ 
     
     raced to a new track record for six 
     
     furlonzs in winning the $2.500 ‘Pt. 
     
     Worth handicap at Arlinsztnr 
     
     Downs. Cominlz from off the pane, 
     
     the son cf Chance Shot stcppcdi 
     
     the distance in 1:10 2»5 m rom- 
     
     pared to the old mark of 1:10 3~5. 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
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     l and‘! 
     
     THE new Enryl-lopnedin Brilannir 
     
    
   
   
    
     is on education in itselil Bu! 
     
     fascinating nnll authentic us i! is, no 
     
    
   
   
    
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     BONSIIAW SCHOOL i 
     
    
   
   
    
     Following ls the honour roll oi; 
     
     Bonshaw School for October: 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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