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FUR   CCAT.
Have Your
Made to Order
NOW
It will save you time, energy, and even dollars
.` . . and you will be ready for the iirst breath
of winter.
THE BOLT, RENFREW REPRESENTATIVE
IS HERE . . _. Come in and select your coat
from the numbers of handsome models he has
with him . . . He is here to help you with his
advice and experience.
There are Hudson Seals a’plenty, the first
choice of Canadian women, because of the
beauty, the durability, the never-wsninl
popularity of this beautiful fur.
There are Caraculs of surprising plianc_y
and lustre . . . pelfs of genuine Leigsiz
process. ‘
There are Muskrai, the choice of young and
practical-minded women.
one
appreciate
Optimisticall
Of Tourist Trade At
Canadian Club, Bos-
ton. I
(0. P. By Gusrdlslfe special Wire)
BOSTON, ®t. 80. -- Develqpmluii
the lnllfllli i\\lllltl1 between U\l\~
Club ct Boston tc-
iorinerly of Yar-
oithsre-
his Blidlende. '
better friend! lllld bet
aims, the hopes
is .iouiisi
illvil is
Pilot riciuil
D. Leo Dolan speaks
Y
and the United states cell
I new instrument for pews"
the two ooimtries, ssid D.
of ottelws, in sddrsnins
at the dinner was
'Irsvel
ever in-
§g§;sE
sister
and know-
ldr. Dolan
'I believe we
ter
the more we mingle with
the more we leam to
. 'l`l'lE` UHARILYI' " _`
riiivwN_cuA_nEoiAig -   ,_ ` ...4  4 1 1934;
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INDIGESTIUNY
Try Kllllilagfilliilv
at N0 EXPENSE
E§§§EE§*'§ui»=.2=§;= * .
iieiiiiliiiii iriiliig
gggég Eggs; Qliggggg
'g  
stil; .liiiirg
convinced that
claimed for it, return
unopened tc your
redeem it at full
y or your Free
e. Your druggiet
.. ...¥.“‘%.."°.i"'*§"‘°
e .um
eryihlns
 
Canada Part oi _ .
British Empire
lc. r. cssiszu Wm)
G rdis.n’s SDN
IgilD0‘llI, Out. so-Censure Kish
commissioner to crest Britain. H0".
ci., I-rowers mmm. uid *wish*
amass is ready to telic vert With
crest Britain in iemmmn 01 w°\‘1¢l
affairs.
Addressing the annual dinner oi
the City od London Wholesale Linen '
NEXT WEEK. A lil0YAiLeWEEK
_When Kings alidffQueens offoxdcm Meet ;
at `¢l'|Mll.0Tl'ETOwN .
» Novrmsrn sin.   Novsmsen sth.
From Monday morning until Friday afternoon
will be a period of consuming importancefto the fox ‘
ranchers of Prince Edward lslsndv Not
only those who are taking part will be in-
terested but also the relatives. friends
and fellow fox breeders throughout
the length and breadth of this fair »
”"°"i"°°' The Show will be a 
testing place whore the .
craftsmen of this in- ~
dustry will compete ~
with each other and 2
demonstrate their abil. 3
ity to breed and condl. 5
tlonswlnhsre .____~_' ~
- :- Plllld lille -:-
MONDAY starting at 9 A.M., classifying foites by Classi-
fication Committee, Messrs. Gavin Harding, Fred
Burke and Dr. A. A. Lockhart.
In fact, every wanted fur, every new and lovely
style is represented in this display.
WHETHER You AEE INTERESTED on
NOT IN AI-*Un coAT You ARE INVITED
To sEE Tins EXHIBIT.
l\l"\
LASTEX One Way Stretch
GIRDLES 7 9C
ALL SIZES
Here -is a value that will interest many ladies-
As a result of wise buying we are able to oder
this desirable girdle at the lowest price since
this type of garment was brought cut.
These Girdles are made of one-way I
stretch LASTEX, perfectly comfortable
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IIIOIC IICW
Wal
Bring
Your Qld
Fur Coat
to the Holt, Renfrew
representative for sug-
gestions for restyling.
Bring your old fur coat
U Announcing Today
KAYSER
“ MIR-O-KLEER " CHIFFON
ST OCKINGS $1.00
'A new Chiffon Hose of extraordinary sheerness
and beauty. Knit by an entirely new process
that insures a clear, even, ringless weave. A
perfect hose from top to toe. Ask for It $1.
"" by name`. Eight popular colours . . . . . . . .
. .
A' ._
I -s.
A
' VELVET SCARF $1.50
/ Styled like the illustration, but these we are
showing are ln printed Velvels. lllllelly EBY-lf
'-Q, that’s possible. Some fringed;fe0llI0 Plain. W°1'l\ ~ _
with dress, sgiatiroorazl s§
New Service Weight
KAYSER STOCKINGS
F 7se $1.00 1.25 I
' ‘ Triangular, Kerchief Style
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'lll9¢1fl=llli5'@.°l E-
bio'rnEn Home or
'could mf-eblish beyond doubt there
was no other strain than Spanish
in his blood.
The california law does not per-
mit iatermsrrisae oi Caueaslsns
and Filipinos.
OPIBA 'I0 HAY! BOTH
lil AND lhl APPEAL
CHICAGO, Ootdier I0.-What
lrlnd 09021 has lacked all thge
years is femininity, glamour, e
wg. #rl element-in short. "lt."
Ig The Chien-so Grand Opera Com-
WUI
MCAD00 WEDDING
oct. so-meer
or the Dwlggt-
Wilson c
oi Woodrow
de On-
her als,
YO'-ml
there
(X I IIOQB-
just discovered this cle
went and hee token sppro
always had
often then
llmdld
. vsetdts-
selli-
glsmour to the spectacles possible
in such operas as Salome, Aida and
others od' that variety. These girls
need have no voices, but they must
have ‘it."’
N0 APPENDICITIS RISK
FOB. EXPLOIIEB/B WIFE
CAMBRIDGE, MASS., Odbber
30.-Most persons are willing to
wait until their appendixes be-
comes troublesome before having
them subtracted from their interior
mechsiiiun, but not so Florence.
youthful society wiie oi William A.
Robinson, wealthy Oarnbridle ex-
plcrar.
Although Hrs. Robinson! sp-
peiidix 'is as healthy as anyone
could Mille. she hes decided to
have it out now and conveniently.
and not risk the eiperiencc of her
husband lllt qrins. While cruis-
insin the lmlth less in their
kstcb, Robinson wee I-rlcksn with
eppendietle and the appendix
burst before s navel vessel with s
sbosrd
l\1fl¢°1\ . reached bill
lirsooloudy, Robinson lived.
"Judge, could you ,ioetpo my
trlll for I west?" M
“On what grounds?"
~roueen'zsnms»beioeeooo
temper."
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[who will spend the winter moving
and
the ambitions oi’ our respective coun-
tries," he asserted.
Mr. Dolan described to his audi-
ence the genesis of the Canadian
'Travel Bureau. I-Ie referred to the
fact that senator W. H. Dennis, of
Hallisx, had focussed the attention
ci the country upon the importance
of the tourist industry; and that
subsequently a special committee oi
the Senate had recommended crea-
tion oi the Bureau. This recom-
Inendatlon had been carried out by
he government and the Bureau es-
iblished under Hon. R. J. Manion,
.-l nister ct Railway and Canals. ,
The people oi the United Btates
.ind spent on travel last year “the
astounding figure oi $5.000,000,000."
.uid Mr. Dolan. "Canadians believe,
and I think with some Justification.
that we have something in our
country which should secure a fair
percentage oi this $5,000,000.000 ex-
pended on travel," he continued. "I
think we should attract some oi this
money because I am confident. that
Canada has to ciier the vacatlonlst
attractions which are so varied and
interesting th at America's great
army of vacationlsts need not leave
this continent to enjoy -a holiday
that meets the demands of the most
fastidlous traveller."
I-Ie referred to the tourist attrac-
tions of each oi’ the nine provinces
:nd made special reference to the
.iational Parks of the Dominion.
Mr. Dolan stressed "the great
:sed of reciprocity oi travel between
ie United Staten and Canada.”
:ist year, he said. estimates showed
Iiat Canadian travellers spent ap-
:roxlmately $40,000,000 in the United
states. Per capita Canadians trav-
elled in the United States a great
deal more than did United States
citizens in Canada.
French Countess
Tends Trap-Line
(By The Csnsdlsn Press)
COLD LAKE. Msn.. Oct. so-The
lure of the Northland' has proven
stronger than the security or s
comfortable chateau in llmrope for
the Countess Guyot de Mlshaegen.
over her trap lines north or here
in search of fine fur.
The count/ees, s robust woman
vfhio prefers to travel simply as
Mrs. Micha has -
egen prepared sev
eral comps north oi here. Seasoned
lirappers will aid her in covering
an extensive territory to be stak-
ed gut between now and fresse-up.
l The titled Belgian women is no
stranger to the North. Shu has
travelled by canoe l.n the tar reach-
es ci northern Manitoba and Bs-
'skswhewln and arrived from the
east well equipped to carry out her
venture.
The ps:-ty brought in four een-
oee. two ‘ldboni-he in addition to
snowshoes. trove. fish nets and
tackle. dose and camp equipment.
Cold Inks is s. settlement st the
fl-llhbldl 100 miles northwest at
The Pas.
INSISTB DEAD MAY BE
BESTOBIII 'I0 NORMAL
BERKELEY, Cal., Oct. Sl-Rm
storeticn of liie end normal men-
tality to persons who have been
clinically dead for ss long ll I0
minutes is held to be possible, un-
der certain circumstances, by Dr.
Robert E. Cornish, reviviflcetion
.experimentet
'rho young Berkeley scientist,
whose experlmsiite with dogs have
been widely noted, expressed this
belief Friday in commenting' on
the statement oi Dr. Veiylen I.
Henderson, University of 'Iloronto
phsrmseologiet, that the restor-
atlonofliietopsrscnsdssdotesr-
tain causes wee remgrtsble miy in
the case the pettentdid not be-
eomeenidlet.
“sometimes
9
li
s short
f""°.’.‘ l"?.“°”
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Eulekli um
miie ef Dr.
son of Yale have
u.ee ot s mixture
and oxygen injected
todieplscetheesrbon
beitnepsrmsnsntcsii
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-me Association,i»ar.rers\i-wil “ld
Csnaliivs ideal now is to be DRY* °l
the British Empire which was swim'
to control world llfllri- H9 W”
cheered by the members as he con- V
h. »
ch-lgelrlhiizl sig; beuevins th" lv!
ttlement oi di!-
world anairs the se ,_
iieuilies depends UPN* 1°“4°“°‘“P»
said the former Cntsrlo Conserve-
tive Premier. “HlslD¥Y ll” lh°W“
that the cclunl5fY Whllm can ‘"4 ml”
worm better than my °¢l\°1' ll B’ '
..
in.
m"De».iing with trees nations te-l
tween Canada and the United Kills-
dom, he said s new relationship had
been created within the Empire and |
in Canada there wasthe stronS€5¢
desire to increase trade with Britain
and find a. permanent basis for con-
stant interchense of !°°d!~
Hon. Cyrus Mollliillanl
Addresses Woma.n’s
Club
___.___
o'I'1“.\.wA. oct. so-There has
never been a time in the history 01
Canada when it was so ne0eBS&l'Y
to consider the course over which
we have gone, and to examine the 1
sign-poets pointing to the future.,
Hon. Dr. Cyrus iviemulan. vi MC- |
Gill University, told the Ottawa 1
Women’s Club. when he WEB U10
speaker at their luncheon Monday
in the Chateau I.s.urle!'~
Dr. MacMillan was introduced by
his former colleldlle. Dr- G- 5~
Whitby, as a distinguished educa-
tllmlst, and heed of the department
or English literature in McGill Unl-
versity . His subiwi- Was "A Cane-
dian viewriolntf'
The year ,lust closing was one of p
seri M Milla told his
annivcr es. Dr. c n
audience, one oi the most imP°fli-
ant oi which was the seventieth an- `
nlversary of the gathering of Ca- .
nadlan statesmen in Charlottetown.
out of which Confederation was
evolved.
Through the wreckage of the past
30 years. the basis oi the Canadian
Government retained the same
planks evolved at the Charlotte-
town meeting.
"Never has there been a country
that has made such progress as
Canada," Dr. Mdlvilllen stated.
"There has never been s stop-
ping place in our nstlonel llie.
though the pace may have been
slow et times. In recent yeas how- 
ever. the rock oi individuel devel-
opments and initiative. to which
our fathers clung, has been obstnlc- §
ted with orstory. But despite the _
general talk oi depression, the 
world is not hal! so broken s one
asitwal iril9l4 Urllne. 'Ilonryl
mind the greatest merieios to the
youth leaving the university now.
is forgetting the forces that have
guided us for '10 years."
The vote ol' the-nks to the speaker
waemovsd5Mrs.EdgsrD. H_si-dy,
and extend to him by the pre-
sident. me. G. lcott lluri-ey. ~
During the luncheon delightful
vocal solos were given by Nile Dor-
een Bmlth. soprano. and by Miss
Ethel Hinoholiile. A vote of thanks
wee moved to Mrs. W. Cl. Keddis.
convener oi music. by Mrs. Robert
Dorman.
Those st the head table were Dr.
'McMl11an. Mrs. scott Murray, Indy
Perley, Mrs. Murray Maotiereh, Iln.
Cluii- es stewart, Dr. and Mrs. G. li.
Whitby, Nh. J. horn Kd)0'll|'all.
Mrs. C. C. Bnitb, Mies ldne Ixis.
Mrs. Robert Dorman, Hrs. sr
Hardy. Mrs. Lyle Reid, Mrs. II.
Carruthers. Url. ll. W.
Bertram Mecllli. Urs.
Scott Murray, who cer-
the presidential du-
ws 'Wmneu's Club
was re-elected for
Ei
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TUESDAY starting at 9 A. M., judging foxes by George
' A. Callbeck, President Canadian National Silver
\ Fox Breeders’ Association.
TUESDAY evening at 7.30, fox breeders banquet at
Canadian National HoteL Seating limited to 140
guests. The banquet of the year. Oratory, music,
nurth and a delicious dinner.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY until noon,
judging foxes. ~
FRIDAY at 2 P. M., presentation of trophies and prizes
to successful competitors, by His Honour, Lieut.-
Governor George D. DeBlois. _
Cash Prize List of Nearly $2,000
Generous prizes will be given in every class. $12.00 for first
place, correspondingly good cash prizes for second, third,
fourth, etc-
The prizes will be awarded in each section on the basis of num-
ber of entries-
For example one to siic entries, three prizes, thirteen to four-
teen entr_|es. seven prizes, twenty-one to twenty-five entries
eleven prizes.
Ribbons given to every fox securing a place. Special ribbons
for Champions.
H_erd classes for senior herd, yearling herd, junior herd,
Sire and three of his get,
Dam and two of her progeny,
Best matched pair male and female adults,
Best matched pair male and female pups.
_.i__._;______;_
17 GIIAMPIUNSHIP TROPHIES
Many of those trophies are very valuable and several of them
have been donated this year, such as a silver cup for sire and
tg r¢la)e of his get, _donated by His Honour, Lieut»-Governor George
c_.t e?IcLs. Silver Cup_for best Senior Herd, donated by t e
di y ii dC arlottetown- Silver Cu|\i__for best matched adult pair,
` ona e by Dominion Fur Sales, imlted. Silver Cup for best
m=f°h°d pup pair. donated by 'rip Top Tailor., per w. 0. Bruce-
_li
  nike up Your Mimi To Enter 0
FV_°l'¥ member of th_e Canadian National Fox Breeders' Assoc-
iation should make it a point to exhibit at this Show. It is a
goldenopportunity to compare your foxes with your nel hbor’s,
‘thohslete itfhprogress has been made in tho lndustry, to flnd out
they gre $2;dil:gdi:lrrdglaTt“l;ltll1lrydrlgacltrlng for their 'ons' how
week with your fellow fox breeders- 8 o spend nn' enioyablo
LATEST DATE Fon REcEiv|Nc ENTRiEa _NovEMsEn ard.
Paize i.is'r i=oRwARDEo on REQUEST.
F- 0- KENNEDY. weiisii sins
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lee Stewart; second, Mrs. Murray
Meenersn: third. Mrs. Bertram
:e‘;I_!s\y';c fourth, Mrs: Robert Der- ' ‘ '
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Lathe; treasurer, Mrs. ` V ' .
an ohm, THE ANNUAL MEETING
and “ uw _
KING1 COUNTY CONBEIVATIVI ASSOCIATION
.niiisuninusrmmiiu v .
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wmoamém. 'GEORGETCWN 'on .
' ° Wednesday.; ,November 7th ~
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