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Albion but and
Reserve Run oi Mine
We would sugges
ordering your Winter
supply now while the
weather is fine, we
can deliver promptly.
Grder today.
A. Piekard & Co. 
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Uutwesra Any Other ._
Awarded the Gold Medal ut Halifax
Exhibition
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DIGHY CGUNTRY MAN
DIGBY, Nov, 18-A severe accident;
which will probably prove fatal, oc-
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
C. Y. R. near North Range this af-
ternoon.
Whiile the Nova Scotia Construc-
tion Compsny’s working train, in
nharge of Conductor George Balkan.
and l)ri\‘srV Charles Marshall, was
bucking, a shovclmnn, Eienah Cook,
was caught beneath the driving
nhecls and badly crushed. He was re-
und is now being cared for at Joseph
imoveil bl' a sllecinl train to Digby,
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l`.'nymonfl'S. used as a railway hospi-
Docizors Read and Duvernet are in
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attendance. Cook, who is aged about
twenty years, is single, and the only
non of ex-Councillor Thomas W.
Cook, of North Range. He is a mem-
ber uf the Canadian Order of Fores-
ters, belongs to a good family, and
bears un excellent reputation The sad
I I  iallair has cast u gloom over his na-
' tive village.
Water"
Bottles
the kind that give best ser-
vice and most comfort. Rach
bottle guaranteed for one year.
Prices range from
$l 00 to $3 00
Now is the time to geta
Warm friend for the' cold
winter months- '”
Geo. I-I. Hughes
' The People’s Druggist
_i ncwsboy a' $1 bill to pay for a pape
and the boy had left him 4_0 gat, the now ovldent that this is not possible.
mn changed and dia not return. The This comes about _through the delay
-  man left the station after reporting
8 specifications for the work according
DlPliOMATl(‘ RECEPTION.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 18--The an-
nouncement that a diplomatic recep-
tion would be given by Sonora Emil-
ia Aguila de Huerta, wife of the Pro-
visional President, at Chapultefiea
Castle tomorrow, gave rise to a
story that General Huerta today had
taken up his residence there. It was
explained that Sonora. I-lderta had
decided to hold the reception at the
Castle because of the inadequate ac-
commodations of the private home of
the Huertas in Liverpool Street.
(iliapultcpcc Cnstlc is the oflicial
residence of the Mexican president.
Since the late President Madera va-
cutr-d the historic place it has been
undergoing renovation at the hands
of pointers and decorators.
THIS l\'EW3l-lO\' HONEST AS SUN.
HALIFAX, Nor. 19=-On Saturday
station and reported he had given
the matter and a little later ou
newsboy rushed in and reported to
Vs ruEV cEuuuL_oUArnun.._s..
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IT PA~YS_ to buy in' this Province.
’ " ' ~ '   BnAN'r.~-'rue n. G. s. omit
‘V'i_- lsiifvagaged around -Georgetown in re-,Eddy Henxiesssy on `a charge of
I V < _ moving the Summer-`buoys there and drunkenness was fined $5 or 20 days.
-f “M 3* ` |. i , » placing' the Winter navigation marks. \
" gint . _ , i_. ...._- SGHOONER COMING;-The 'Schoon-
, -|11 i V'  'nina ‘ANn_ss.Lu.- Aprons or su _ers Iona and Emu. ., were lose-
‘ i,|: | TREK sorsmer an purposes at the apron ins wal csrsoesst the elm any
}|E ' ' ‘yabls this, afternoon at the tea Wl1B1'f,M°ndBy- Thelormer goes to
*I   " A  f and Bale in St. Paul’s Parish Hall. |?(:\:¢l¢¢; Ehgld U16 IHUBP to G¢0l'B°-
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ment-pteamer Ostrea was yesterday
hauled upon the flat alongside the
Marine Wharf in order to secure her
for the 1wlnter.
sro VSALE or nexus.--11 is un-
derstood, on reliable authority, that
Mr. -James C. Tuplln has disposed of
the remainder of his stock of foxes,
also his name and goodwill, to the
big"Bostnn Syndicate who recently
purchased eleven pairs of breeders
from him. ‘ '
SC'AHCE_-Foxes of good quality
“Wed 0" the D- A- R- dlVi"i°n Ulrike* and breeding are becoming exceeding-,, _ _
1y_scm-ee in the Island market. An is M°"deY° Guardian. arrived in
agent of the Canada Fox Exchange
Investment Co., Ltd., who was re-
cently in the western part of the Is-
land travelling over the country in
‘the interests of his firm, reports
Ithat there are very few pairs of foxes
nuw offering. _
BUOY BOAT.-Yesterday the Gov-
ernment Buoy boat. thc Lady Laur-
ier, arrived here from Halifax for
the purpose of picking up and bring-
ing into Charlottetown for security
the various heavy buoys around the
Island coast which are only use-.l
during the mild weather seasons. On
her way to Charlottetown she picked
up the buoys at East Point, Cape
Bear, and Iridinn Rocks, and She
leaves today to remove the buoys at
West Point, Point du Chene and in
the Summersidc fairway.
'l‘l-IE EARL GREY.-In connection
with the preparation of the D. G. S.
Earl Grey for the Winter mail service
'between the Island and the mainland,
Messrs. Bruce Stewart & C0., Ltd.,
are at present carrying out a good
deal of repair \vor;k and olgerhauling
.find one or two b gger tas s on the
vessel. For instance they have in-
stalled a new ash ejector in the en--
giue room, and this is to be tested
ithis week. Then they have overhauled
iand repaired the circulating pump;
and have put in a new range in thc
kitchen, in connection with which
they carried out certain changes in
the fittings and disposition of that
important department. -Also they have
the cargo doors under repair.
P. E. I. SANATARIUM.-All likeli-
hood of a start being made this sea-
son with the building of the sanator-
ium for the treatment of persons suf-
fering from tuberculosis which is to
evening ,,_ mm, mimi at the p01i¢e be erected in this province through
the niuuificence of the Hon Charles
*;lD:\lton may be discarded, as it is
of the architects in forwarding the
to the lsns which were submitted
P
MAY BLOCKADE C " *the chief that a mrm had given him-and Whi°h WGN’ °°¢°Dt°d by the Sim'
` , MEXI 'AN PORTS- a $1 hui and he went to get it
, hanged, having to go into a number
\v_isHrNc.'ro\_ u. ., _ s- ° _
iwesident wilsnii and ellie ciiiiinet inet °f S"°"“ befm" he °°“1‘l,d° 5° t",‘“d
B S l` ll
' _ ' when he returned to t ta g
today and dismissed the latest phase p0i,,L-the wntonwl. to whom niuety_
of the Mexican situation. Overnight 'Qigm cents change was due was no,
developments apparently brought no wh,,,.e to bu ‘Gund The boy turned
change, but. keen intcrbst was shown the'monw over to' the Chief and the
'H the orgnniztmon of th? New Men' owner has not yet returned to claim
can Congress. Some oilicmls were in-
Cliiled to believe `i§haIl'» b0dy WO\lld xt' '-- 
heed the warning of the United , ---- - _-__ ni
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States and take no action on con-
cessions. ' .~_
Talk of a blockade of Mexican ports `\\\_\\ \ \ \ \ "‘ - `
was revived but high officials said _j~ ~» . '»=*`- =,` f_` | 1/, E,
such fi step had not been determined' -1 ' ' '
upon. Many rnoves are under consi- _ff D
fleration but foremost advisers of the f/
ndministration are counselling pati-
cncc, while the Constltutlonslists
pursue their campaign. `
This report that Carranza might
not need to hnve the embargo i on
arms l fted to insure his success,.
strengtliened the conviction of many
olllcials` that,.-such a step should be
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pd States might wait n. few days for 'V_;iL',i'{»;~ Di,-int,-55 B `V.iir?‘»,",`»,.y\H'[,l»"
tionalist victories and for the atti-
tude of foreign Governments to be-
come more emphasised.
the full effect. of the recent constitu-  li .,~_,“|||~‘
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i   lffgfou want the purest 
._   " ~  ' _y ‘ ' and ‘est form of olive oil
if obtainable you should call in and select _ from vi hat
J we.are"showing now
_ 6oe and 3oc a bottle
Our olive oil is from olives grown in Palestine and the oil
. e-Vis prepsred. and refined in Italy and then sent to ps. Price
 - McKinnon. Drug Co;
 c V  ‘o°r.ei.o<»i~ge sna.us_2rsn. i '
ntorium Committee with a few
changes. The specifications have not
yet, as a matter of fact, been receiv-
ed by the Committee; the contractors
excusing themselves on the ground of
pressure of work. If this delay had
not occurred, it is very probable that
the work of erecting the building
would. have been commenced already.
and certainly the foundations would
have been finished this year. As it is
now, n Girardian representative learn-
ed from Dr. S. R. Jenkins, the chair-
man of the Committee, the construc-
tion of the snnatorium will be start-
ed early next Spring, and it is ex-
pected that the institution will be
ready to receive its first patients by
the winter of the same year. -.
From yesterday's Evening Guardian.
TEA ,PRICES RISING.--In the
London Grocers - Gazette of October
18th, there is the statement that teas
are higher than they have been for
twenty-five years. ‘
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.--Rev.
Ewen Ms.cDougall will preach Sab-
bath 23rd at Bangor at 10.30 and
Dundas at ilve pt m. 'Special collec-
tion at Bangor.
HARTNEY HAH.--There will be
service on Friday evening nt T 11. in.,
Speaker Rev. W. b’i':Kie. Snhgect
The Liquor 'Praflic 'ind the lllurfler of
Patriotism on P. E. T. This address,
the same as given at Alexandra on
side .
2-“\
_.Happy and Conienied
_‘romeo Go. lid.  
_S'l‘EWAR'l`”S
AM BREAD'
, _
be on your table
i°v¢fy .day
Because _
we lreepths-Quality up.
Ask your oesrfor srewnws
'.‘Cr¢sm stud" and Take
Ne other f
sli_ould| `
li `1repsra\ion recommended by
` ~. manv ulen because of its ease.
(From yesterdafo Evening Guardian)
[rotten oouivr-At no onmot.
tetown Police Court this morning,
nomo gE0URED___»m,,,' g,,,.,,,.,,_] sA1.MoN' iN THE Dc~.vK.-The
heavy freshets ofafew weeks ego,
occasioned by the continual ruins,
caused the break of-the old llogefs
mill dam on the Dunk River, and al-
lowed a large number of salmon to
come up the stream some of them as
far as Bmdslbane. It is said 1,o~ bn
llfty or sixty\years since snlinun
iwcre seen ahoce Roger-'s mill. It is
feared that few will return to salt
'water as there are no fishery ward-
ens on this part ofthe river.-E.
BANK TROUBLES-The former-
Amherst bank teller of whose arrest.
lin New Orleans, particulars were giv-
;Amherst on Sunday in the custody of
|Joseph Condon of the Pinkerton In-
ternational Detective Agency. He was
,brought before Justice Casey, says
an Amherst exchange,.Monday morn-
ing and was remanded for his pra-
liminary hearing until Wednesday
morning. The shortage for which
it is alleged he is responsible, totals
$2500. Bail was provided for him to
the amount of $5000 and it may be
said was secured without any trouble
as there is considerable sympathy
for him on account of his youth and
and general popularity.
_ APPRECIATION SHOWN.- Thei
following from a New Glasgow ex-
,ehange will be read with interest by'
`Rev. Principal McKinnon’s friends in
Cha.r1ottetownI-- Members of every
creed and denomination in the four
towns made their way Sunday to
Sharon Church, Stellarton, when Rev
Principal McKinnon in Pinc Hall Col-
lege, Halifax reached two very pow-
erful sermons. Besides this special
attraction, the church was opened for
the first time after an extensive -re-
uovation, and those who were fanli-
liar with the interior of Sharon
Church a few weeks ago, hardly knew
their' old love, sp great was the
change. Sharon Church now stands a
tribute to the congregation of the
church nt Stellarton and to the pain-
terfs and decorators skill. Rev. Pri-
ncipal McKinnon of Pine Hill College
Halifax was the speaker' at both the
morning and evening services and de-
livered two very powerful and inter-
esting. sermons at each session. He
complimented the congregation on the
‘beauty of the church and their evid-
ent interest in the appearance of
their house of worship. L‘arge con-
gregations greeted thc speaker both
in the morning and in the evening,
but' more particularly in the evening
when many Presbyterians from West-
ville and New Glasgow were present
and took part in the service.
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::If you went the purest and best
form of olive oil obtainable you
should call in and select from what
we are showing no\v. Our olive oil
is from olives grown in Palestine and
the oil is prepared and refined in
Italy and then sent to us. Pricfi 0011-
and 30c. abottle. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Corner Great George and
Kent Hts,-Mtf.
v-u,,` ".1 --f f ”'l
'rlT;';l;i::h A Poinl l
ln Your Favor,
when it comes to selling
RUBBER GOODS
Everything in that lineto
be found here, at prices that
will be most satisfactory 10
the purchaser.
Fountain Syringes $1.35 to $2-50
Combination, Fountain Syringes
$1.15 no $2.75
Bulb Syringes 75 to $150
Air Cushions $2.50 to $4 50
not Water Botti oq$1.a'» co $3. so'
(Guaranteed for 2 years) Etc
Try us for the above. H-Hd S09
how well we can serve you
.lohnsoii & Johnson
::Olean, white, sound teeth. Each, Ili
and ull of these things depend upon . ‘ ,FAR
the mouth and teeth that are -free F-el-""-"‘E.-"*E{“'_-“" ‘
om erm life, and that are kept i
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' 20fh` J The Busiesi Store on Chsrloiietown's_ American;
.Clofhing _ '.“,Busieal Sire-'* _ "lla
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This store sells all sorts of good suits.
Special
i" Bannockburn
Suits 10.75
- This is the ideal suit for hard out
door work. IL il made of pure wool-
‘ double and 'l`wist Banuockburn. Three
Luilon sack coat-high vest_medium
width trousers-well iuide--well i"|'-
king  
Same with double breasted model
coat  ..........$l|.40
énrirtg dread Qilnlhra 0   r     4
Cowrlshuois un-.1 os-srracum I \_ ` Z g     V,
  Right Styles in new
r .Fall Suits $8.50 to $25
 A MAN BUYS .‘\ FALL SUIT here, he pays a high compli-
le e l ment to his own j<i'i.<»iient and good taste. He buys a suit that will ex-
'*"" press the latest in style-the smirtest in tailoring-perfection in fit. `
l,  And he probably gets a surprise at the smallness of his bill too.
$8.50. |000, 12.00, l5.00, l6.00, l8.00. 20,00. 22.00. 25.03
T71ere`s economy and
Satisfaction in buying 4
  that Overcoat here
'\/VHEN WE STARTED IN THE CI, »TI-IING business -if any one
Stanfields
Unshrinkable
Underwear
Get your winter underwear to-clay -
and in buying remember that this is
the store that carries the full line of
STAN FIE LDS'.
Special unshriukable 
R~:dLabel   $1.25
Blue Label   . . .$I 40
Black Label  . .. ....$|.75
l had told us we would sell so many overcoats in our first fall season-we would have
laughed at him--as a “pipe'dreamer". _
ii if But the cold records lrrbiaek and while show the remarkable selling story.
l, And ihere’s a reason. 1 _  , . -
_ " - ' _, Overcoats at $8.00, |0110, \2.50, I5 00, l6.00, l8.u0 io 30.00. 3.-“4 iii `
i 2' Plain black overrioats-tweed overeoats-all the regular models-and all the
. th' , .
the 9th\. inst., is 'given by special rc- Th ut _D tore , smart new ings as we
queen' .° QW Y-W3’ ' J ‘ V msn
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pure, sweet: and 33311. sfo" 1:11* £5* »_' " ' YA
sured oi these D8! Y “B DB B' V
Dru-Oo., Tooth Paste. Zlic. tube. E. g y  ; glam”
A. Foster, Central Drng1tore, Buggy,-
V Shaving Powder
The powder 1' onn of shaving
"¢--~v'=-vueuce and sill =iency_ in
,5 .i,.n\ug` the most wuy
whlsker Wet rhebruslrsprln-
kle a lltvle powder on it and
then rub well into the beard. A
clean. soft.lnxnrlons lather quick-
ly results. _ -_
Royal Vinolis. Shaving Powder
is the powder ior you to uso.
Works up a wonderful rlcinonesm
` not `dry on the
idea. Price......2le -_-i i
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who
fresh
has
week
Douc tte, and the sloop Nora, Cap- ~»°“ E Y
tain
ter
Mu
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_ on his lcg which hc received in 1904. months ago. He
46 0og);g§°,:§§’,,?{xr,:§egB|:f£,;iT\?;l\§€_ The wound would not heal and Levy tic horticulturist
' ' 'nh 18 o00_ gradually made himself ill through for the third and
. Th, |¢|,0',-,Mr Cqlumbinv (~,9_,,¢,,_\n thinking about it. service offered as
rphy also arrived st Pubnlcowith He b°°“‘“° “ h°‘“‘“ l“ his h°"‘°‘ Wi*-‘W C°-- 1°'
, Y/' 8, ooo Fauna! Not until three months ago did any death nt such an
lather. that dons Jn" name; Hugh D_ mt here on signs of his becoming normal appear fable,
Friday morning tm, Clan., Harbor when he went to Croton Point where _______“________
when me took on a cargo of 756 his boys were in camp. He was so
qummll of dry and pmded mb torrbenelltted by the _change that his “HOT WATER Bo,m,LmB___N°
vinsi 1-raven; she arrived at the let- '°*“" "°‘°“ ‘“ °‘°f“' "'°'“ "‘°“ °“ some should in without one. our
hs has shown steady improvement.
_ ter port Saturday night and arrived Dum! the ,ut mx) Mr Levy has new goods nv- here and on display in
| h K NN *-0415 Bt 110°!! ` score window. They range in prion
_ sc y . ~ V .
This is the nrst cargo of dry fish mf °'  V” Sink? `_":i“‘\";:;‘enl‘§;’m gwm $1,110 up ,md we 31|”-ang,” "_
F SH ' K fish for the Yarmouth Trading Co. PRIZE FRUIT GROWER
ES OF FR}¥l.?]IllCI-l YARMOUTH. 'llic l.‘..uenburg schooner Ella Mason, -HAS PASSED AWAY.
‘Captain Wilkie, from La Have, is dis- V VI Lb N -ll’-L K E
. -__ 1 ii charging 1,275 quintals for the same KEi'l‘ L `, ov. ..- sur e .
l;N;2;J¢1;I:ér}3)(:f°t;; Gqihgngj li concern. v"i‘he prices of dry fish on the Healy, 0( Ch“"°h Stfeeff Who was
n por; with 5 fare consisting of 20,- local market at present are; cod, taken to Halifax last Fridol' M05 8%
000 ounds of haddock. 20,000 pounds $0.00; -haddoclr, cusks, hnke and pol- the Infirmary on Saturday after an
or Cask and 5 W0 pounds of cog lock, $4.00, operation had been performed. I-lla
_ The me ,,,,,,,’,,,m to J_ w, gpmiiic, g ----~»»-V----~- condition was so critical that he um
a wide-awake Digby business man l-lElil<l'S Rlv /il. UF not strength suiilclcnl. to rely- TUG
h seen the possgbilmes in mei Rll’ VAN WINKLE body was brought to Church street
as ‘ --- S turday afternoon und burial
b i i Y rmouth and, _ _ ‘ln 5
ash us “Sze n roland goof nys 'l‘Af-lllY'i`OWi~, iw Y., Nov. l8.-- took plncc Monday morning.
lcasiiztslipaiitl ol ei-I, :ind N. B_ Lewis For nine long years the mind of Hy- hir, Healy was a young men who
ha" at south and During the page man Levy, a lendingmcrcbant here, was highly esteemed. I-Ie leaves a
W th schooner Lavinia E, (gum, has been a perfect blank. He had mother, one brother and three sis-
” " ' be rcatl worried over n scratch ters.. His father died not many
was an enthusiast-
und won this your
final time ,a silver
a. prize by Furness
fruit exhibit. Hi!
early ago is regret-
Two ""‘ qi*  ~‘\_wbif=h has ever sono to the United “ °““.° "' " “"',°,,,h,,t ha ,nga sry some to give satisfaction-ws
‘states in one ol our local towbonts Levy mnmon ° fe “pp” hlcsrry a large nssortmsnt. of Founttln
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D lilntromont from u n co ls- »_--.
’ ' ness he does not remember To-day ‘ ' “mn
V -llllh
` charging a cargo of 1,200 qnlntals of he is aDpm_m“y an wen as ever.
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