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A HAPPY HEAR1
Man is the urtillcer of his
happiness"-Thgrsau New York novelties on the fancy
'If you wang 9, good “ugly 1 table at the tea and sale in St.Bsui’s nassengers
h ppiness, my dear, it mu.; bc hqmg. Parish hall on Thursday next at 8
manufactured, an old lady once said
BEST .. ....
pend on the world for a supply 8
happiness Riches cannot buy it, ta
IN THE
WORLD
neither fame nor high position
give it us.
¢ _
THE IDEAL GUN FOR
AN AEROPLANE.
One of the most depressed people
n
Foi it is no good for anyone to de
o
n
CBI!
that I know isaman who is very in
well oil, and has no material cares cl
to _ worry about; while one of the C
most light-hearted women oi _my ac- o
qusintance has always had to strug- w
gle extreme poverty, but has kept te
_cheerful in spite of it. gi
I The truth of the matter is, that s
NEW YORK Nov' 18__A cable discontent ilourishes just as Well in
lTPAYBIob\1Yinthll
The S B Northumberland arrived
in oinn-icmtcwn at cis p in yes-
terday ~
..-....
NOVEIi’I‘lES-- Bpetlaliy selected
ook 2756.
d sale in St. Paul's Parish hall
TEA AND SALE -Aprons all tomorrow, Thursday, starting at 3
rts for all purposes at the apron p. m 2756,
ble on Thursday next at the tes ----
K
-- mas term ol the Supreme Court for
PORT I-EILL.--.At the thanksoiiering _Quaen's County' was brought ,to a
eating of the W. F. and H. M. Bo- conclusion yesterdsy‘whe'n the‘hesr-
ety oi the _ Lot 14 Presbyterian ingof them-gnm_en`t di counsel in the
hiireh, Rev. John J. Bamford was rule nisi _in _re_Mai'tlia Campbell v.`
e oi the speakers oi the evening, -mimnel _Bhorey etal was continued
he spoke appreciativsly oi the en- and finished before Their Lordships
rtainment given by those young Justice Fitlgerald and Hassan-d§"‘arho
rls. The odering for mission! reserved their judgment. The _Court
mounted to thirty dollars. .adiourned sine die. _
§$’E-_a
express train
t 1035
were very few
and small freight.
REMEMBER.-'There will be a tea
and sale at W°it. Paul's Parish Hall
SUPREME COURT -The Michael
si
from
the
the
rifle
the
I
F"ring upwards of one thousand
the
fest
British service. An unodicial NEW YORK, Nov. 17---TWD hull-
inve ted l.
_ d d d t d ll i b in
Isaac Lewis was first successfully h;;0n';u alive; ycogrsirs mol-Ph;Bx1c£
tested at Cone” P“Fk made in April traini is the lar est item oi ex- h
of the new gun ' n by C0
L d t' Th H ,_ ld , ,palaces as it does in hovels. For if
on on o e e a says I _ _
Great Britain uns acquired what ““ ‘*'° ‘“;t,°'"‘f"°d ;°d g'“m2},°,;, Iwi’ “F
1'
m d th id I we can ways n some g-or is
oplnixrrgrfn ceituigainzrintest nfgdeiegi ’°"‘“"°“""”° °°‘“”’“"‘ °b°§t' “° 1"
air céoled gn operated Lewis matter where or how we live. p
already experimented with by m
.____i____.-_
United states nrmy. "°
in
_ I ,I-IE L WAS PRIMED
shots a minute, it is to be made _aiw TC L F0 A Goob FIG __ "5
R H’1'
weapon of offence for aeroplanes in th
1912. Prom the simple experiment' “K g
of seeing one oilicer pour service rifle
bullets into ta
fifty
will
tiveness of the
gardener playing a hose on a flower
The guns weigh only fifty
pounds und shoot with no recoil or
hell.
."l:uue. The gun
cooling device
kept
:iir and after a
is reached rapidity of iirn tends to re-
the temperature.
rl nce
"GEORGIA
ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 18- TWO
hundred cities
today observed
0115"’ in compli
tion
every
dinne
issued by
quarter
miles an hour aeroplane strate-
gists forsee that armed forces below
be at their mercy. The eliec-
continually cool by a blast of
re and banquets were given, at
which every item on thc menu was
raised or manufactuied in Georgia.
rgets, while travelling
fire reminded one of a
has an automatic air
whereby the barrel is
certain temperature
l'R0’DUC'|’S DAY,”
and towns of Georgia
“Georgia Products
ance with a proclama-
governor Slaton. In
of the State public
I “Wearwell p a n t s
for working men are
l
_ . -f Drugstore,_Chai-lottetow"\,_P. E._I. _l
pause contained in the campaign ac- w
count of Mayor~elect 'John Purroy' n
Mitchell. gl’
According to the memorandum cov- J
ei-ing this item-which incidentally C.
does not state why Nlr. Mitchell of
thought it necessary to learn how to 1,
box---the money was spent during the tu.
campaign between September 16 und ca
November 4, and all the lessons were to
taken at Mr. Mitchell’s home at the 1,0
rate of three or more a week. 0
A CURE FOR
DRUNKENNES WITHIN
THE REACH 0F ALL
t
“_” ri
That Alcoholism is a disease is 8,
novn recognized by science. No man in t
his senses brings disgrace and ruin H
on himself and family through choice. m
Alcura stops the craving for drink., ti
builds up the system, steadies the u
nerves. It is guaranteed to cure or Z
benefit or money refunded after a L'
fair trial. Alcura No 1 can he giv- t
en secretly by any wife or mother 8
wanting to restore a dear 'one to D
health and usefulness. Alcura No. E
2 is the voluntary treatment. __ d
th  t 1 Gan be had at our store only $1.00
e es va ue- pei- box. Ask for our iree booklet t
_ about Alcura_ E. A. Foster, Central
 -
To Piano Buyers who are Look-
ing for A BARGAIN
There are about 80 different makes cf Pianos
IN CANADA
There are pianos whose only selling attraction is
THEIR APPEARANCE
There are pianos fairly well made, and are just good commercial
pianos, but cannot be called a
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
There are pianos who have fought their way to the front, through
long years of liurd work. They have made for themselves
A REPUTATION
WHICH GRADE OF INSTRUMENT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY
TO GET A BARGAIN OF 'P ..
EVERYBODY KNOWS
HEINTZM AN da CO. KARN-MORRIS, MENDELSSOHN, SHER-
LOCK-MANNIN G.
FOR VALUE REC-ElVEI)
Competitors are using as a canvas that we do not selllns cheaply
as they, but this is no test of values, or of what is a
REAL BARGAIN
We invite a com .icon of our prices on the above named instru-
ments, with anry deallgi' in any city of this Dominion. lf you cannot get
as good value or your money here. don’t deal with us.
MILLER BROS.
128 KENT ST. CHARLOTTETOVVN.
l588,9,l'IMEtf
  _
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the night. _
CASE ADJ0l.1RNl:§D.-The case LARGE NUMBER;-There was an
ainrt nr. Gluis oi Kensington for exteediosly. lorse number of People
suing prescriptions for other than in CIlBi`10i¥¢et°Wl1 Y°€t°l'dBY. Bild Bn
ediciniil purposes, contrary to the morning teams could be seen coming
ohibitlon Act, which case was com- in from all out1ayin8 80050118- Thi’
enced at_Kenslngton some days ago, roade are l‘eD0l’te¢l as beinB 8000 in
me up before Stipendisry Wright the country,__ and the farmers have
Summerside yesterday. Two wit- their IlBl’V°9¢illS ill B11 685°! 811110915
sees were examined' ` after which comDl8¢Pd- TUG mllikeiie W¢l'0 Well “If
e case was further adjourned for a tended and prices remained the some
w¢¢k_J, as announced in another column oi
' . ' ` , _TQ
is
PHE MORWENNA- Af. all Bilrly RURAL MAIL DELIVERY...
OUP yeitefday m0\°|\il18 tllii SIBBIDBY. show the extent to which the rural
hich had arrived on the previous mail delivery system has been adopt-
nt from Montreal with o lorze ed by the people oi this province it
nero! curse. left here for Bt. .may be stated that it has been ss-
ohn's, Newfoundland, via Sydney. certained that between two and three
B-. with o °°llSid°\”8b1° llunni'-ii? hundred rural boxes have been issued
10081 DFOHUCU- TNS 00111-l>l'iB°\`l monthly _since last Spring. Already
500 bugs of oats, -1,000 bags of po- thcrc arc in operation 109 routes es-
toes, 1,200 bags of vegetables, 100 tahlishod under this system, and in
ses of eggs. 200 Poekozel Of but- consequence a large number of post
r, 200 cases of cheese; also two offices have been and are being closed
rses ond forty head of cattle- In throughout the Island. For instance,
rdrr to enable her GHTIY devnrture, of roughly a hundred oilices which
the work of discharging and ldndillg were reported to have been closed
the steamer was carried on through last month throughout the Dominion,
CAR FERRY TERMINAL.-A~ fly- that this Province is keeping abreast
ing business visit was yesterday Bald with the other provinces in the ex-
o Charlottetown by Mr. F- 0~ Hof- tension oi this system ci num deliv-
s, manager at Backville of the N.B. ery-in fact. it is understood that
nd l‘.E.I. Railway, who returned in Ontario and Prince Edward Island
he afternoon on the train west. Mr. are tne two' provinces in which the
urris reports that things are hum- system at present is most extensively.
ing at Uape Tormentine in connec- in operation. The following new
on with the building oi the termin- routes have been authorized for. /es-
l there for the Car Ferry- A lorge tablishment in this province and are
ang of men, he said. are at work at now awaiting the necessary contract
ne pier which it is proposed to ex- arrangements before they can be put
end and a great quantity of plant is into operation:-Milltown Cross N0 ll
lrcsdy erected there. The present Milltown Gross No. 2; ‘Brndalbane B
ier at Tormentine is ‘;L"-shaped N0. -I; New Wiltshire No. 2; 4N0W
nd has a total length of seven h`un- \Vlltsh_ire No, 4; Montague N0. .
red feet the railway running up to ' -“---
nnd n1cn'g the bottom ortue-~1.",‘ ::s'r. ANDREWS DINNER-The _°
he shorter erin eenvios os o break- annual celebration of st. Andrews me bm has provoked ,,,,,ch_ d,s_
water for the vessels which now go Day under the auspices off' the Cale- cussiom Appa,.ent1y_ however, it
up within the sheltered space. The donian Club will be held in the club g
lfrropcsnl néiiivt is tofilll uphtliiit isipace iboxoms oi; Monday févzgglsié Depfecllxs' cording to an inspired statement is.
or some s ance rom e ns e o e usua rou ine o , s e ed, t - ht -.th 0., 1. m twin
till; hiise of the ‘l‘L"tiii order to en- sontgls and d;sncingriwli;1€be’t(lieg;i_tug‘;i su as mg ' e g e n en
a c arger vesses o go up aong- oi e occas on. c s a n if 1 d f 1 1 t t.
side the pier than now are able con- sale by the following tclommieiéee,  pos lon en ers or spec 8 rea
vcnieutiy to do sc, and also to per- A. McLeod D. F. Be une, . . A
mit of the curve in the railway track Scott, W.  Walker, S. A. _MeDon- The scheme Wm only be Submitted
from- the l0Ilg arm to the base of the sld, T. White and T. M. M°M1u”“' _ as 8, basis for discussion, and it is
hitter being reduced to an easier an- 2739-1|-19M1i. clearly impossible to insert a clause
ge than there is now. Particularly
for the purpose of the Car Ferry, STRIKE OF I‘=“S'r ,W
however, the L-shape of the pier will INmAX"b SPREADING' thing in the nature of home _ iule
be altered inasmuch as from- the . _ " within home rule hs recently sug-
pointiat which the base runs into the DIJRBAN' Nntal' Umtflnfkot Baum gested by Sir. ' Edward Gray. -
short' arm of the letter, the place Africa' Nm" “_The E rl e 01' ast
where the D. G. B. Minto now moors aiding” spmadttodady “gba “Eng ev? A
in the winter mail service, an addi- 9 south was ' an pmc ca ix t
tion of four hundred feet in length £31 I§r?,K;“:1';!:v:f,$:a€o;*f§e isis '$02'
will be built. Inside that extension ‘ ‘ ' `
and outside of the short arm will be mg' The atmosphere’ wus' however' .
situated the nesting-dock oi the ferry, “°*t  "‘“°t';, d"‘,,*,:,’;b”‘f, “Scif "23 355? -li
on which the train will run from the yes F _"'y' e I e 0 B i
_ _ dren have overcome their first par-
fggcgxggsilxlpgiz' s:§c;`;§!3yal'§§; tg _oxysm of fear; but the authorities
provide a san channel for the Car consider it possible that disorders '
Ferry ,will be erected a breakwater, ;‘;:,I:,)uI;r°,;‘,lf9 ‘igofls if rsfnrgentmagg day. Amendments to the original
seven hundred feet inlength, the pur- (_mc,_rn,ug gba, m_treutment of the -petition were necessitated by the
13°” °f which Wm ba t° keep the me strikers in their compounds all of -Q
‘mm wa°hmg’up to the n°ati“g dock which stores are believed by’ the East ggargilglgtt °°“°Pi1`a°Y .1120 ’€S°l1PB-IPO!!!
and to provide shelter from the wlndb `. e a eawan asy u_m. A hearing
'Phe channel between the end of the 1ng,l,aP$;§a§,_ I du, ~d, d - th 1
pier extension and the breakwater m,n1;g'd§,,_(.,.,',It t§w,,eo¢11I;u._,de§ 52:6 
wlllbeded edt th .ir dd th. ` Il
r 5 ° ° req” ° ep t\veiity miles north of Ladysmith,
F"
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orders of
25 l_Il,~I0»3l
` 'IIIE S'I'0IlE TIIAT PLEASES.
GUIIIIIIN & KEITH'
noni runmsiilins. |
The great chance is odered you to buy your I
House furnishings by mail. Our big Illusirsied Cais-
Iogue is sent to your nearest Post Oiiice address for
the asking.
In it you will End illustrated almost everything
to make your Homes beautiful and cozy. Fumiiure,
» Csrpeis. Curisins, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges for `
Coal, Wood or Gas.
Unr prices cannot bs beaten in Canada. Quality
being our iirst Consideration for our Customers, I
Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight
paid to any place In Nova Scotia and P. E. Island for I
$10 or over.
A card will luring you our Illustrated Catalogue.
41 Barrington Slreei,
Halifax, N. S.
.Cash and Credit liouse.,
 artisan.
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0 CINTENSELY ITIIHY
Between Fingers. Spread _to Tips.
1 Would Swell Up,»Itch and Burn.
Did Not Dare Put Hands in
Water. Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment Cured.
Carman, Manitoba.--"A breaking out
bcfrwcvn my flnscrs wnstlio am. trouble. It
was very iurhy and spread to my finger tips
__ - <» allsotins the nails. It first
jf/ ' appeared in watery blisters
#_ and they were so intensely
- ‘vi 0 itchy 1 scratched them and
»~ let the water out making
9 - sores. They would swell
un. itch and bum and dually
,  the nails would loosen and
' 5 come 03.' I spent many
sloopless nights. I did not
dnro to pai. my hnnw in water except to
wash them.
" I kept using ointments. , _-_
Ointment, but was not cured. Sometimes
the remodlcs would liclp allttlebutl wnsliot
flee from it altogether. I was that way for
nlne yous trying everything. I heard of
Cutltrura Soap and Ointment and sent for
tliomnndbefmelhsdiisedthemhalfu
dozen times I noticed an improvement. By
wsshlng with the Cuticura Boop and ap-
plying the vOnticurs Ointment frequently I
was cured in three months." (signed) Min
Florence E. Sanderson. May 20, 1913.
For more than a generation Cuticura Soap
and Ointment hnvo afforded the
nomical treatment
, _ _-1- v as _ r -5 Boers in the late war. It' is alleged
-East Indians would be likely to cause
colonies. ‘
this issue
principally on aécount of the intro-
duction oi the rural delivery system,
twenty' were in this Island, showing
wh-ich was besieged so long by the
that the man's death was brou ht
8
_ about by flogging and this with the ' _
' ' arrest of about 2,000 oftlieir nation- V ` 4_-
nlity for defiance of the federal law _
' ‘ ' prohibition the emigration of Asiatics
from one state to gnother of the Un-
ion oi South Africa, has greatly ex-
cited the East Indians of whom there
are many thousands in Natal and the
other colonies oi South Africa.
In order to draw 'theiattention of
the Imperial government to this con-
dition oi things, these emsn 'had
marched across the Trénsvaal border
from Natal, and most ofthe East In-
diamshave' refused to pay the poll
tax of S15 per head, imposed on
East Indians in Natal.
As East Indians do practically ‘ all
labor in NsItal,Tlncluding' that of the
farms, the railroads, the sugar, tea.
and wattle plantations. and the
mines and s.s~most of the mechanics
and domestics are East Indians, a
.general strike of the men of this nice
throughout South Africa, would tie
uprall the industries. In Natal alone,
there were according to the census of
1911, over 14Il,000'Enst Indians and
other Asistics, while in the other
_colonies there are many thousands
more. ' ' '
The government is disincllned to
declare martial law as the employ-
ment of Imperial troops, for the sup- .
presslon ni the trouble among the
a movement of discontent in British
India, where the people already are
considerably irritated over the treat- L
ment of East Innians, 'i`ii'tl_ie British `
I quiiggrrmguqggiigrgiignsii-rpm.
¢i"l°i;.??.?§’§_
raise s
'excluding Ulster." "
'on the amended petition of Thaw
|098
Ta||nred Now,
We' have in' stock ab_out.__~ 50 _
_ .» . ,__
ladies coat` lengths of” splendid
weight coating including diagon-
als, boucles, tweeds and 1°_<-':V.€1°Sib1€S
evrry piece new this season, and
the variety" is 'large enough to
suit- the most exacting. Tailored
to your measure in first-class style and deliv_€1‘_Y.
guaranteed inside oi twO W_Ccks.' PI'iC€S $|8-00
$20.00 and $22.00, Leave yourorder to day.
S. A. McDonald
' The Island’s Leading Store
f
I é Y __ ,lf
HOME I’%I.E BILL
- AND COMPROMOSE.
LONDON, November 18- .- The
tatement in the Times on Monday
morning to the effect that the gov-
ernment had decided to arrange a
ompromise with the opposition
lenders in parliament on the home
oes beyond the actual facts. _ Ac-
ubmit certain proposals to the op-
ment of Ulster, _ subject to accept-
nce of home rule by all parties.
This is thought to mean some-
FURTHER LEGAL _
SAY FOR HARRY THAW.
CONCORD, N, I-I., November 17-
The amended petition for a writ of
abeas corpus which acts as n stay
n the removal of Harry K. Thaw,
from New Hampshire to New York,
was filed by ’1‘haw’s attorneys in the
United States district court here to-
ndictmeni: in New_ York county,
and also upon the 'petition of the
tate of New York for the dismissal
of the habeas _ corpus proceedings
will be given in 'the federal court
here tomorrow. `
_< A good part of any meal
1 served ‘with _ cream o r
lu. milk-hot or cold.
A nriirra I
Nni-iii..
- is found in _
_ Grape-Nuts
i . mon
- and along with the delle..
,' icus taste. ,tli`ei°c’s allthe
rich nourishment of whole »
wheat and melted barley,
_- for building sturdy bodies
- and keen brains.
Ready io cat direct from
packages-ir¢sh,crisp and
_ clean.
“Ihcre's s Reason"
' for `
'f ‘*-"-'-° '=-‘f’~°f.f»-'» Idshyetlrlfecer '
Grape-Nuts
oiminn rpr¢nmomrico..it.i__ ‘
`~ Windsor Ont. ~
tngperssen
ns x sir Ilsw
Furs. Why not yen?
We psy highest iriccs
sud evnress charges, srge
no communion and semi measly
rnnriirv ynear .rr rrnrivra. M' -
lionsefduilsrs sre sid happen cseh
uv. Deslwiihs rzrisble Iiousc. We
us ihe srgcsti'rourlin¢iuCsis\-ls. Wrlirto-#lay _
llll|||'S 'IIIIPPERS GUIDE
French or English
A book of 96 es, full Illus-
trated. Gsmswsws rqised le
dare--tells you lion, when end
when ie usp. hell sud mps is
use. snd many other vslusbls
his coco n lh RIF'
SI
1r....i.'i
d
¢ n .t||i g s s us
lndustry. also our °- U|\~w-lhs-
rnlnun- ' fur qunrsrlfmi, rem
All9l|I.l'I‘¥J.Y FRE!! fer the
_:relies-__. ~Wn'ar--ri--. -_-~
A-'~f-~ JQHN l-|A|_|_AM_ umm i'iT‘i~.E.'.£'_§._r..._ TURUNTU
Flavour I
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.v.»ili __ ébfg
,.
ciousiy sweet and non-irritating.
l(D¢l'/
'KING-GEQRGE NAVY PLUG
_ QHEWING "roiaaooo
I8 IN A CLASS BY ITCELFI _ _
It surgassesaii others in quaii‘y and flavour because the `
process y which il is mude diilors from others,-lr is dell...-
sou: sv£‘»w\vHzRs=- ion A PLUG I ' _ "
mics: cm' iusiccc cr., -M~irrfrr1urers,,Quss£c` ‘
.r ...  .,4:.'~,. ,UV  , 5-» ,._ _._-V,-7 ,vu
ew Books  
Now is the time to replenish the _ _A _ . _ __
Sunday School ~I.l|lraries_. 
,i
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We have just received large Stocks of CheiceEaeks
for s. s. iiinirirr Qt. direct from such _publishers
_ as The Religious 'I'rsei_Sceieiy, Nisbei Q. Ce, 1'. Nelson
Q- 500°. Weld Lock Q. Co , Wm Collins -_Q,€`Sop_s-
We sive lug. dimnna on pnblirind pri¢a.iil*i&en` _
can do better with use than if you imporqbesides you
“H11 Perlenslly select whst books are needed.    'I
Cllrlllr &, `,,C01l,|`p_,i\||y,~
Stationers  I’  ~\_