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N_O\ EMBER 7. 1911 __ ‘ _ - . ‘ ' _
._ Tm” l“A'l‘E§'l` NEWS ,THB CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN ,,.u$B.,_ OF ALL.. p pggg SEVEN- ~
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N A I p ` CQJYS pE P S  1 E  S A  i i _whoopin 8 Cough rliiildniiilielmiiinciliiiiiiliiiiiiiihiii Till
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Ninsninnssuctu-si...|c»-1 cms _ . _ _ , _
_ d ‘i l-l“'"°4» ~ - . n,,,,,“|_ is visiting har daughters in Char- Miss_Marie McNeil, of Goven Saslr.
is visiting her sister, Mrs -P Mc.
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*__ ii _ni ry and Mrs. Court. Lean, Robinson S.t., en route to l
--- Charlottetown, P. E. 1.,--Monctgn
_     ’I_‘homas A. Peters, came over from
Priuce Edward Island, and spent s _
I “gli 'have lmtilled 8C0ti_ipl€l2€_ repairing Outfit: and 'lew ‘lays with his daughters, Mrs. On Sunday next the congregation
can gve you excellent satisfaction now on all w rl: F` M' Humphrey’ Ml" moss” PW of the mm M°th°dl“t Ch“’°h “ll
lgft (0 gqr gm-e_ plpes left with us' no matter how bmge | ers, and Mrs. R. A. March, Hampton. celebrate the 41ti_i anniversary of tht
down, will be pill ill $0011 Condition again in the shortesl: _ N. B.--St John Exe. _;iuel;isiir:‘;1tiipnbe<iJxf] thelir chéirph. Specia
_ iby ti _ _ -'- _ 8 D €PBre or mornin;
Foss L5: “git a b _ _ _ Recently new railings were erected Bild evening services and the day wil
I il 8111 el' motxthpleoe ill that pipe of you,-S_ on the sides of the slips on the Steam be observed in the Sunday School
S86 115. _ i-Navigation _Co's wharf where the BB Well BS in the Church. '
Bu é   e  A manner, a chain being suspended at Bud P. E. I. Railway Employee;
I1 on Stn” ch\"|9“¢l0WlI. lends of the rail on each side of ie Ports the Iullowiiig deaths with thi l
Jeweler
, I;-__ A  ll ysllp. This makes the chance oi an lie- amount of insiironce during the mon     
V ' W " ""'- . F- _-_ ' cidcnt even on-tlie darkest night but lll ellllilll (let 25:-Georgrc 0. Mac , " when ou buy fable
Xmas rush! bs-
to have _YOUR
can tive it saec-
best. cars. all
r   x   |`l -ul %.“:i.i.“:;'.':_.°':.° “_"“_..::° °.‘_::.“'“_:-sr. %f§§_'.._2_f.‘;"" P..  “ 1  lm' i°rl‘°"'e~
oy s W s0 .‘ . .~». ere was _" ' ' `
G¢t_ ol" ml* Pl'|0l0 ° i»~ case of total disability, Williani  " ' ` eu your se ec on ls \
` `-baforethe
is the time
taken. we
9nhl0n-Cllr
Geo. H. Cook _
New ‘luvnrrrisnmnnfrs 
g _ _ _
wiinrian   
Dressed llogs and
Poultry' I
We beg to advise that we.
will commence buying Dressed l
Hogs on Tuesday 7th inat. Alll li
hogs must be dressed with 
heart, liver and lungs removed l' ‘V
from carcass, but left attached `
by wind pipe and fastened to
fore leg.
No hogs will be received
with organs inside or with
organs not attached by natural
attachment.
\lVe will pay, .highest mar-_
ket prices for good stock.
We are-also open io buy-
dressed poultry of all kinds in
any quantity.
R. EL Mulch & C0.
Ch'town
i i-ydrtf , »
A Special Value
in Womcn’s _
Gun, Metal Cali
laced Boots
These val u es in
womi~n`s laced b lots are
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_ creating wide-spread in
terest and price and
quality considered ,we
doubt if you can find a
bargain to equal this in
all the provinces.
The boots are made
specially to our order
fr--iii splendid quality
gun metal calf with dull
kid tops. They are
in the latest styles
and made in the new
Stage last, which is now
so popular in Boston,
Nc -v York and the larg-
er cities.
All sizes are shown
lid Daisle of'Asi Bay, who is now
. from 2' i-2 to 7 but the
smart toe and stylish
vamp make each boot
look inucli suialler than
it really is You have
paid £4.00 to $4 50 for
boots not -better than
these Ourspeci-  _
__ o
:il price for to_
' day..............
l \ /
_ Alley -£6’ Co.
; 135 Queen Street.
- _~ _ - their way to the handsome residence
I _
ARE YOU lNTERESTED_lN
MOTOR BOATING -
The King of
,Sports  
TIIEN you urc entitled to participate
in tio exceptional offer iimdo to
new subscribers to QANADIAN M0'l‘-
lllt ll0A'l`._ The National M tor Boni-
lllir iviiirszine und Olflcinl Oraan_ol_tbo
'Cnniiilinn lfi wer _Bout Association.
_l his splelididly prm*_ed :ind profusely
illustrated inagiizlne is u real oduca ~
loo to the novice nu anevqr-onilinlg
.vourcu ul pleasure and profit to the
oxpcrt.Everythini; of interest. to lovers
ol the sport-local. national and inter-
nstiona racing oveiits_;c|ub iiewictiont.
imd_s|igln_e news ana invention' boat
i|_osign and construct on; helpful u._r-
lwles by _writers ol iioto.etc.olc.-is
found _in its pa|;u~. ilio viiluabletn-
iorinnuon ulone will snvo y~_<u many ‘
rr xiitlnus troubles and pay its cost ii'
_ ~ '
a d wore shown throughout
I ' Cl h. '- `
DR A. B.  .  tlileurliiiiliiiiig by ii eoiiimitt2e of lad-
DENIIST Office Hours 9-land ies Refreshments were served in tlic
2 6 O ki ' _
NEwvfi‘i¢g\‘ili‘5[.,“§f0%‘§‘ dining room, and expressions of do
I lidi-tt "`Ohar|ottetown|PE.1I 'flight were heard from all present.
ioo pound Bags
" ‘O ii ii
_-Beef if G°ff
L s as ivi . in
NCW ‘ BCOVCI' F |0111' thin ii-ic altogether the best iiaisqngizf ‘
Just received direct from the Pf0VlI1WB~-Sydney EXC- MMT' “ml
Mill a new supply of BEAVER Mrs, _tlviciloiineil were formerly of
FLOUR in this ci y.) i
Barrels l Little P. ld. Island has oftcn bcenl
Half-lmrrqls' credited by tourists, commercial tra-I
"‘”'°“ “‘“°" °"°" ‘l having your Photo taken.
Combination Offer
Hy special arrunizements with the
luiblla ers oi Mot.or_UrsI|. Eno: clopod-
Ia-tlie new authority on eveilythiviz
pertaining to mot-or craft-un in ishen-
iuibls wer -_we olferthls book to »-very
“ew subscrbor to Canadian Motor
lloat on the following terms:
Canadian Motor Boat.. uns year $i.00
Motor Uiuit Encyclopedia _Lg
Regular Prices $225
Combinstiop'OIfo. Price .. SI 25
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Address Glttulatlon Manager
CANADIAN -MOTOR BOAT
Cppayir Permanent Building, Toronto
Y _ ‘IL if H
Il Bayer l hotographr,
' Frames to suit our Photos
Are now on show. |
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f xMA`§_ii..i:.h.li:;l|l
Celery Advancing
iii Price ' __
The question ls raised why should
celery advance in price? One rea
sou is, there lsrelways a shrinkage
If kept any length of time, and
after storing for winter the extra
gxpense attached to this is no small
itein, again the demand ls greater
in the cold weather, and anotheri
reason is, we have made large ship-
ments abroad,` decreasing our stock
tnaterislly, which cannot be replen-
ished from any 'local source. So
under the existing circumstances
Celery must advance in price. and
until farther notice Celery will be
5' 50 per barrel crate. ' -
Our plan of keeping celery given
with each urcluise of one crate or
Dental Contortions -Are -
Short Lived Gjinenlly
but good dental workin ii tlllinig ol beauty
andnlc(y forllfe.li you wil try us. you
will tin sittinz at crown or bridire work
just an po nlowable up reading sn lntor-
' an m r-iv your :DD-
emmzu my' arc saith panduhsl you to
Dr Robins ,..,’.’. °“. 'G ,,
_ ur o e
~Pli no |'l6J'
drtl. f ' '
 
mi
Ja B-  De Mo Ds
i nuN'i‘is'i" .
“fm 5§‘;.."ii2s:s'§.oisli'.:°°'
'swdwr' ariottetown.
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more-Addlresa orders to _
J. J. oav sr sou. »
l .P _.lp iii. _
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li--F-i-s
It pays to buy iii this Provincei ' -
Miss Annie MacLeod oi Hartsvillc
lottetown and is the guest of Har-
Hariand docks. Every -slip. on
tnis wharf is now protected in this
the fiont of the slip between the
undoubtedly be followed by those
authority over each and every wharf
in this port. It is true that acciu-
ents oi this nature are rare but the
move is a wise one and worthy of
emulation and imitation.
Among the vessels in port are two
from Prince Edward Island. loaded
with produce. One of these, the Mary
E. Daisley, brought. 325 bushels of
potatoes which were sold to Vooght
Bros. This year potatoes are being
retaiicd out of the Island vesfu-l<~ r
55 to 60 cents a busliel,- which is
considerably higher than ever they
were known to bring in former years.
The potatoes however, as well as all
produce, are splendid ones, there bo-
ing scarcely any bad ones in all the
cargoes that have reached here this
fall. The Mary Daisley is a trim lit-
tle tweiity-five ton craft with gaso-
line auxiliary She is owned by Dav-
Y IY
on his way home from P. E. I.-
Sydney Exe. .
l
we ‘bu H your dr lst h _ _ Vaal? Igloillpge, spent Sunday at G.  Iiirpan, Montague, returned
V - - UZ] 3,5 9( l k d 0t.-y 0 li . y8B96i‘ Ry 6, term It b i‘ .
mdwswillmallyouabox. “_ S ou e “mm yn' send '” 5°°~ -- ~ trip to this city.)L7n B er B Us ness
Exo. *
Secfelury Fever, oi the 1 c ii
Relief and lnsiiraiice Association, re
'lis, trackman, l’. E. I., $2.50. 'The
lees and levies for the mouth are.
The gravenstein apples are nearly
over and the price is now somewhat
higher than at tlie opening of th(
ed at the strength \ the local apple
iiiarkct has girown this fall, It was
care uf, but strange to say-there does
not seem to be any more apples trim
quite firm at from $2.00 'to $3_0l
per barrel lor winter fruit such ai
Bishop Pippins and other standard
varieties. California. oranges are a
boilt done and tlic only thing offer
ing is .lainaicas in- barrels. New Mal-
aga Lemons have arrived, also New
Malaga Grapes; the latter selling at
.$4.50 to _$5.00 for kegs according to
quality. The outlook for desrer po-
Siiys ,A Louisburg correspondent to
a St. John cxcliungc:-Scarcity ull
potatoes is becoming prevoicpt iii
this town." The successive reportal
coming in from the country during-
tlie harvest time proclaimed the hip,-l
but others have hardly enough for;
their own use. A cargo of Prince Ed-_
ward Island potatqs is forthcomingl
‘by the schooner Maud Carter, butl
_ithe price being high in the Island:
and no supply coming from Capel
lireton farniiiig districts to furnish
competition the present. Dflce Will N'
iuuin or go up. In the latter case tlicl
article will be come a deur luxury;
to thc purchaser. ' I
The new parsonage of Jubilee Mc-
thodii-it Church was a busy centre
l yesterday afternoon and el/€¥liIll5~
iltcv. and Mrs. J. W. McConnell were
nl, llome to the members and friends
of thc congregation from four to six
in the afternoon, and from 8 0 cl0Ck
in the evening. Large numbers made
oi the pastor of Jubilee Methodist
regarding this spleiididly laid out
and beautifully furnislied parsonagc.
Connell told tiie Record that
in the Methodism of the Maritime
gest crop of potatoes obtained forl ---
many years buck. 'l'hc farnicrs whose' Four groups of the Boy's Classes in
_potato tops were not attacked by [fiblc study of the Y. M. C. A. met
ltiic bug in the early stages of grow-lin the basement of thc Zion Churcl
tii were able to make such reports, llast. evcning._ Tho classes were in
tatoos sccins to be growing. It is re-
ported that P. E. I. is finding a
iiiurkct in Montreal and the west. at
any rate prices locally arc stlffenini;
at tlic present timc.»~Maritime Mer-
cliunt.
chargeoi (1. H. Oberdick, George
McLeod, Colin McNe\’in and Earl
Lane. These classes are being hold in
Lion Church owing to the lack oi
space, the building being overcrowd-
ed almost cdntiuuiilly so that nc-r
classes its t.l_iey_` _aio oi'gani1.ed arc
with diiliciilty pi~ovided_ with anliour
or is place to meet in the Associa-
t`on building. An example of the
work being done by the Association
-~n.nd also proof of its overcrowded
condition-is found in the fact that
300 men and boys met iii no less than
nine different classes on Saturday.
These, with *thc exception of two,
were* regularly organized classes;
nothing of ii, apeciiil nature. A prob-
eni which confronts the energetic
Secretary, Mr. Reily, and the direct-
ors, who meet tonight, is the advan-
tageous disposal .of classes yet to bc
organized. The need of a new build-
ing was never more pressing.
::Rcxall Pearl Tooth Powder makes
the,tectli shine like pearls, imparts u
delightful fragrance to the breath,
prevents decay, hardens the gums,
and is ii preventative to the action
of Qlisease germs which cuter the
mouth. 250, sole agents, The Mc-
Kinnon Drug (‘o., Cor Gt; Geo and
Kent Sts. _ dtf.
vcilers and others with possessing a
very slow train service, the allega-
tion often being hotly resented. In
this connection the following will be
of interest:-The Commercial after
quoting ii rather iaudatory paro-
graph about thc Ocean Limited says
sarcasticallyi-'l`lic person who wrotc
this item should take a trip over
the Iudiautowu llrancli on the fam-
ous "Wlioopci"' und become ac-~
quainted with tlie excellent state of
affairs on that section of the I. C.
R_ The Whoopcr, as the train is call-
ed, is composed of passenger and
freight cars, and makes the run from
Newcastle to Mlllerton a distance of
eight miles, in about two hours and
thirty iiiinutcs and this. 150 lille llllfllls
of me I_R_(‘._ (‘.ommission,ls consider-
ed an up-to-date train service. _I‘n.s|~icu-
gers from Newcastle to Miilcrtoii
have to sit from one to two hours
in thc smoky cars at the New Bruns-
wick Pulp and Paper mill and watch
an old junk heap, which they Coll Hn
engine, try to make a shunt, and
when tlioy get tired waiting tlicy can
walk to the station, il- lnilell. il"
homo and have supper and get llfwll
to thc station bcforc the trnin ar-
rives."
::Myali-i "liiixacold" is a laxutivc
treatment for llflllile. "00l‘lS‘
(Cot-yza), coughs, headaches, neural-
gla, etc., It acts quickly (11-lllli' and
n night), is tasteless icliuwlate
coated), and checks a cold at once ll
taken promptly. 251:, a box. Sold
and recommended by E. A. Foster,
lfentrni Drugstore, Sunnyside. ~dtl.
m- ---....`
The People’s Theatre
Arsal story of aatroiiiiove.
Bariiefa Burned 'Away "'
A bsiiuiilui Illustration ofthe woil ~
known story. .
The (`o|onel's Son `
A strong, dramatic sublect
_ EMORY WlIlTE’S
‘ Farewell Week
__ COMING _
' Senorita Fermaiido
The Spanish Soni Bird
Ss Admission 5s
|07 Fulton Market.
§ii3§‘}l»d'i~‘iol>ii“h.i'¢wr."i nl; S' `  ', _ p  Ypfk `
The Blachmiihl love. _
Dau;-§u\_elts 4|. Eels, Specialties
‘Btenclls iient on application.
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Working Under
girtiilcial light is certainly try-
_ing to the - yes. _'f you are bot. -
ered with iiizzinvns or severe
lieadnr-l\es,il. is time you con-
sulted us.
Your Eyes '
nucgl gittcnticn. We sro export
unliciaiis, and welll ciirulully
ex_ai|i|no your eyes, and fit you
with the irliisses that will give
best results.
- G. F. Hutcheson
New York Fish Ads.
Oonsignnionts Eolicitoci. Pi'i>nipt1i.etur|ial 
I
lhii:orpoi'at.oil)
'Wholesale Commission
' Fnh Dealers.
All corruspondsnoo promptly answered
§:_E:.ll!l.l.l._‘!:_§lll
dg ‘ d- I _ _ Prof. S. N. l<]i‘.i'l, K-ity, was a pag-
l':lé;‘;e:l‘;.°”_l;1°; ;§fi$llf¢;lc°lglgléyogiiélaebyosrpaclijblligiusness-ifllliiencs 5 Eve tt Bu UT; t I P I ‘_sen§er south yesterday blternoon.
_ ' ppyin i ' _ ' le e , s u en 0 rinoe o -_
peeded lor the digestion of all kinda of food. Try one :liter Zaiitlilrliioealidnclplef
| Jeweleroptlclan i'Mr. Davison will ,liilso judge in tlic
M
‘- lille, '8¥urobae. Wil, Bipplolmnhotslli
.lsi:::ii°iiii.fia°.‘:il°.i.'u.'it‘..i'i.:.';' °"°°'° '°'°"°°- “°' "' °‘°~ °°°»
ii iirlwttmurthntoam.
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snoaciuris Ai:1liir'lihm°°li:%'ihs
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A lluliusnn un
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E':¢°ll nlroxnms sl Who-wing Q
"l“'°‘=v\l|>stanes. _ltlssbool to -
homAs!.hma. The air rmdlnd stron ly
» llllvlrod with every hnalb. magna
.... u.i_.'°°°“....‘i:.'.:.i'i.t."r°i:t.“s:':o2
able tomothln wig! yawn( 
Bud II postal for dlselptlvs booklet. H
ALI. DIUGGBTS
'hw Unoolon An
W fhrozlfag:
for the liriuml ` "r
%t..’2:s:'.f.i‘:,':i::
Ziii-'ii'|l'io¢.d'i'a'i5al'mn'if
-tin trmlm ilu. 'l‘
Alaelluo-Bills Bldg. '
IONTRIAL . - ' -
lie?
_ IMJROGERS BROS.
\ esignarebolhassured
_ =. _‘_ Made in the heaviest
_‘ _.I l grade of pliite,hcncc its
. wonderful o uliirit
_ Sold by Leading Dealers
z:s;jti.‘;.;":.;___.“‘i.t:°.:i;r;;”2§:: HU SE SHUN NWS   in 0;. _ . .
the ocal market could scarely take '
il. il/ ‘ - I _
in on over-age. year and prices an F ' N/ /\' K \ 
not umsu _s l _ ,/
 . /, ,, _
SUUAHE l§lHllll\”_
the Horse Show, which opens on Nov
18th, will lic the last one to be lield
in illailis-in Sdiiiirc Garden, tho pat-
_rons of tlic show in former years, as
wcll as those who in more recent
:lines have nli-:riys rittcndcd, have
flooded the .»\:isoc.iitioii with applica-
tions for boxes, with the result that
when the oxccuiivc coinmittcc incets
next 'l‘hui'sday to iilloi; thc boxes thi
entire sencuty-ciglit will practically
have been spoken for.
While there have always been s de-
mand for tlic boxes it has come froin
those who were keenly interested in
he show at Eic time and the follow-
ing year thc places of those who
dropped out ofthe circle were taken
by the newcomers. But with the pass-
g r
twenty-one yeni's has been the sett-
ing of tlic "diamond horseshoe" each
autumn thc interest of many former
patrons who in recent years may
have been missing from the annual
event has been rekindled. i
As usual- Allred G. Vanderbilt, _pre-
sident of the National Horse Show
Association, has siiletriickcd ~supcr-
stition l»_v- taking Box. 13, the same
one that has been his for several sca-
sons past. Among the applicants for
boxes are: August Belinont, Frank
Bull, Joseph W. Harriiiian, Reginald
('. Vanderbilt. Williaiii du Pont of-
(Jiuiige, Vu., Sir lildward (_‘-louston of
Canada, W. W. Wiilock of Pittsburgh,
William H. Moore, John A. Spoor of
Chicago, E. A. Burke of Cleveland,
Hon Clifford Sifton of Canada, Chi\r~
les A. (Ioifiii, -Iaines Speycr, Harvel’
S. liadew, E. Francis Hyde, F. Am-
brose Clark anil lil. H. Gary.
Although the work of tabiiiating
the entries will not be completed for
o. few days Secretary Hyde has an-
nounced t.liat_tlic iiiimhcr of exhibit
tors would be record breaking, three
hundred and ono owners having inade
noiiiinatioiis, as against two hundred
and eighty-two exhibitors last year,
while the premiuriis this year ii-
mounting to $40,000 will exceed those
of last year by $7.000. _
The most marked increase in en-
tries is in Class 143-the juinpiiig
class open to ali, in which only per-
formances over fences arc to count.
In this class there are one hundred
and twclvc entries including thc noni-
inations of thc foreign and Ainericuii
officers, as wcll as such wcll known
;'*_:{_~_'._,""' owners as l"f<‘-<l@\'ii=l< l_l“ll» 1"- Am _ _'_____H_____,__*_______
ii-~' ~ `-.-.~",~1_§_'f¢._.£;- lyroge (_`-lark, F. Bryce Wing, licinoute ""°* _**`
'~-“’&"»’ `% iimiinieie, ati..-ii. ii, w¢..ti.¢.~i..e, Hu hes’ ll
(leoige (lhipchuse, l`ul\-'iii H. Rey- I
Ma`or .Ioseili iiilfour Hou _ C  VA 
I
holds, , l ` i L. ~ -
Adam Beck of Cnuniin, Mrs. Tliornas
llitclicook, Paul 1). Gravnth, James
Dunn, Surrey, Eng., N. Etl\\‘Bl‘(l C.
Rut.tei', Mrs. George Wallcn, W. Burl.
ing Cooks, George Popper, Crow &
Murray, Frank ivfclhiy, Lieiitoiiant H
liuckncy and pony lirrcdiug classes.
l -. nxtii incl nod
Morgans, will bi- slioan Judging
from the entries which include those
f H, R. U. Watson, (‘_uiouol Spencer
ordcu, Charles, W. ivlcfiutchcn. -l~
Rich Steers, I-I. A. Darling, A. R.
Van Tnsscil and Alien i\'l. Fletcher.
E. ’l`. Statesbury oi Pliiladeliiliiii.
who is J. Pierpont Moi‘gaii‘S DBl'Ul'=l
,F .___--q
Property For Sale
in Victoria.
The uiidersigncd offers for sale
25 acres of land situated i-4 miles
from Victoria. Also Lot in Victoria
with a good Dwelling Housc.Barns
etc, thereon Apply to
ABN ER HOW.'\'l"l` or
CALVIN IlQWA'l"i`
Ein.-cutors of the 'estate of the
late James A. Howatt.
ii-4d_iw.
Fire Insurance
i h P. E. I l d M t
rigll "\ii?:nc:0'b ° onlosoiilflhr lilulld
his roadsters Lottie Sherbet and
Brother ispier iii the novice class,
Norcata and Brother Slier in the
class for horses iour years old or
over, and his great pair l_~Jgane and
Come as well as Norcada and Ruby
in Classes 44 and 46.
l"°ll0Wll\E lBB¢ yenr’s precedent the
show will open on a Saturday in-
stead oi Monday and will close the
following Saturday.
AN iivii-mossiva CEREMONY.
QUI‘lBi~iG, Nov. 6--With all thc
solemn and' impressive ritual of the
Roman Catholic Church, Mgr Math.
neu, K. C.' M. G., was yesterday gon.
sacrated first Bishop of Regina,
l_l10_ ¢€l‘¢m0uy took place in me
Iiaslfic here. There were twenty-five
Archbisliops and Bishops, as well as
hundreds of priests from an pans 0|
Lgltnada and thc United States prim.
The ‘l“l`0"l0llY of consecration was
iierformed bv Arclibislioi Be i _
. - _ l K n as
_sisted by Arciibii,-iiop Bruchesi of,
;\)lforg]t£rerglé";ifrli1ilelArclibishop Langelvim
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70 YEARS lllll l
Thanks io Gln Pills '
6| Munson Ava. Tagging.
Aran. rra. 'x9ii. 5
During the pact two years, I have
been su fering with Kidney T|m|b1¢..
“¢"°\'° Pull ll my heck at times, and
with feet, ankles and le so very.
swollen that--I found greatiilhculty in
mpving around the house even ia
slippen._ I un pleased to tell you,
since taking GIN PILLS, the pain has
gone, the swelling has subsided, and I
again wear my boots-which have not
been upon my feet for nearly two years.
I aiu seventy years of nge, and am
now usingmy sixth box of GIN PILLS".
_ E. A. scanniivo.
Old people with lame backs-who
suffer with Rheumatisni, or Kidney or
Bladder Trouble--will find welcome
relief in C-IN PILLS. Every box
guaranteed and money refunded if not
satisfsctory._ 5oc. a box, 6 for Q2_50_
sample free if you write National Drug
& Clieixiical Co. of Canada Limited,
Dept. PE Toronto. &
ma.. A__ W, mas, Bu $1120; U, I , _ __ l 
C., 80 ceiits.--Moncton Exe. ask ‘hhfcrplanrhat Wm"
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ANI] GElT|llli WEII
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Stirreai uv the aiiiioiiiiccniciit. that \ L/
lu ofltlie historic building that for'l
____  guality and bcauty of       
"&ll.l=0ll. 'lhl*‘ trflrlo has henn' glirprils  P p y' _ ’ `
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Warm. Cosy Furs
For the Little Ones
\¢Vinter is approaching and the time for
llle_ Pll1'C.llHSlI1g of furs has arrived, The
Children today must have theirs as
well as the grown ups and we have the
very things they want. -
Fine warm fluffy imitation while fox
furs-stoles and mulls -lined witli'
     $1.65 Sci
i itylishgppeariipg séoles and mulls _of
m a ion .rmine ine
with White Satin........  
_ White Anghora Mugs and collarcttes
are very inuc worn
me c1.iid.ei......_  Sill
` Grey Lamb Furs
The most satisfactory for children's
wear that can be obtained. Guaranteed
to stand the hardest of wear :uid tear
' and still retain its appearance.
Sioles.....s in
Mulfs...,............_$4,50, $125 _
Stanley Bros
3%
as
` Cure a Bilious Headache.
tl . h 0 i I ' l 'i ss your liver, Stoinuch and Bnwels.
gi`ig’t§cci)ii‘ttihu(¢irhe?i‘ii|‘ziiLbiiililni nuiaiinf-o to yourself and ullicriu und
' ` ‘\ l iindiniurs
don t resort to harsh niiysins that ir_ri ii o_ - _
Remember that every disorder oi the biiimncii, lilvor and llovi als can
W- Bl"0Wl‘l» Ul Ullllll 'lb J- Slllll-th “ml be quickly and gently cured through our C. U. U. Tablets.
Douuybrouk Farm
THE
At the request of tlib Morgan fl-l<;r- P ‘ ’
se Association the directors o tie ¢o es
Horse Show have invited (i. Howard 00. Q   DP _
Davison, of Millbrook, N. Y., to uct fuggllt
ua judge in thi' ciu.-'ries lui' Morizuus. I ch"-|°“et0wn’ P_E  _
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' _ fnciiientnlly, sonic n -: ya' l a P P L E S -
Choice Gravenstein apples-35c peck, $2.75 and $3.25
per bbl, also cooking apples selling at zoc per peck. '
'L_ A. Haszard
11.4dlf Grafton Strcct.
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The Classy Quencher ~
_lersey Cream.
Is now for sale everywhere.
Try a Glass
Francis Drake. Manufacturer.
New omisoow, N. .s ` _
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'mini ii. asm.. us sydney ss
Phone
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