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' Q Telegraph nie: R`ev. Arthur Mcken-
_ sie ot`the archdiocese of_ Vancouver turn
'_ -vas inthe city .over the week-end and ing to
QB! Il Buest at the Bishop's Palace.
_~ather Mckenzie is ,on his way to
’rlnce Edward Island, where he will
-nerd about ‘a= month.
 gv»`,_r;_'5\_1f]i;;§@  L: ' ROTABIAN BALL GAME.-Ar A
“H11 °f Maier rrea_Sm-itu_'s visitte
‘ lm _Rvwry Club yesterday ii practice Joe
rail guiiiefor ,Rotarians was 'hslj qn.
he Y. M. 0.* A. Gyiunasium lasii
--=¢ llshc. A dozen Rotarians turned ul.
nd- under, the tgrition of Valor Smith
ind'~l'totarlan ldenius nree games
were successfully and enjoyably play.
'  _`\[`1\<‘ Directors or the Y. lvl. tl.
:Wives resolved to feature busind
uen physical exercises and an li
_-nee u wcck between tive and six of.'_
'lock ever; Thursday wni be set gz-
rart for that purpose. _ _
ISLAND# NURSE GRADLiATES.`--
Fhc Boston Post says: a banquet was
1 given last night by the stall’ oi doct
>rs of 'the Frost Hospital, Chelsea.
~\IilSS-. in honour of .he graduating
:lass of iurses of September 1919. Y.
°`\\'-‘ l'H'\\‘- and .1~.J:-.ie addresses Qi fliere g
;Iie graduates are as follows: ' Miss ,‘00d ices were realized. The total
inna Nelligaii, St. Louis, Princc Dlfiicee _s wgtfre; _lit the vicinity of $3,- _
_Jdward island. Miss Agnes Murphy,- 000. The livestock sold included some
Jonton, Mass, Miss Mary Rearloii :ure bred Quernsey cattle in the breed
laiiton, Mass, Miss Catherine Mac ng of--_which the Ro r Bros have'
lnnis, Halifax, N. S., Miss Grace . pecialized wltl1.a iargg' measure of _
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_ _ For 
DR. MILES’ CALENDAR' _
_ ‘-M»Fo'r1920 _ 
lil iS F REE and the best large.-fig-
ure Calendar published. It gives the ‘
weather forecast for -each day in the
year, also time of Sunrise and~Sunset  '
and phases of the Moon. “An»excep-
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dar!" That’s what everybody says.
The edition is limited. It is therefore '
V€1"y important that you call early so
that you will be sure to get this splen-
did free Calendar at the beginning of '
the year.
Just go to your druggist, tell him your
na_me and address, _and that _you_ want Dr,
Miles 1920 Calendar. He will do the rest
‘-FREE. '
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\ / /  0:10 ;'_0U1°  \ - _ bther point_s_ inKNew Brunswick, Mr.
'. .- ~  _ ind M. e i, iii ia_.i
Q _»/ ig/ Suits- CVCTY  /  . V- i_Iartsvillsei’ ';lcrs. nhla‘?cKv;nzi<§gsti~i€;vell~
I " - 1. ` _ Ing suit was a beautiful brown serge-
_éllf body alma It ' with picture .hat` to _match The
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/1 may be [hgt 111;; flour _ _ `» The Guardi;1n joins 'in wisbllng the,
_ ’ `~_\ .‘ )'0llllH COUD B mall YQRTB 0 Zippy
'/ you are now using doesn’t ‘ wedded nic y
. _ _
l //J' altogctherpleise you;inthat  - ‘ ,,HyS,¢A,_ EXERQSE FOR Bus
7/ case you would be wise' to make  _, ` _ _ l__NES>“__";'E".‘-_-“**§>¥;=_l'lF\';1'1§_<.L~C§3°_§“§’
- _ ‘ ‘ >~ ~ a carmann/ eioary u i_
il _Cll8Ilg('3. l.l'l SllQ§5,8SilIlg ` llies Rose and Gray yesterday, wlier
_ _ in excellent and -much a<ppi'eclatcd ad
" ` » ` \ dress was given by Major Fred J.
Smith, Secretary or’ Physical Educa-
. D|AM¢N§D FLQUR .. .. .. ...
\/ ` ‘ _ ` ` ue of`\physical exercise to a businesr
1 ' - ' / man-how to keep lit. The Major. wh(
bg glad ¢0 for next summer s that the physical
\~ supply i¢_ ‘ coiiditlon bf the rising generation in
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. \  Your gym-er wi/1 6 __ school. A programfhould he planned
\ \ i-iuirr snos.. Limited _ ‘$0 ‘
LONDON
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0NTA‘Rl0 / \_ ioni"s simple physical exercise tlircr
_  ° / f f iinies ii week, and said the Y. M. C.
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Q- I _ ` f" ' A. were providing ior this foi all who
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¢lU0$9¥$®5$ §.#$5§$#\'¢U&il¢¢(§d¢§¢A\‘#l me Silver Fox inre.
Mr. Mchurelwheii asked about the
recent London sales reports. stated
that the decline ot' 50 per cent on -Sil-
-ver Fox skins at the November Auc~
tion Sales in London was _nothing
more than could be expected, as the
fox breeders 'were entirely 'the causé
of the decline. themselves, duo to im-
proper markeiing of _sl-tins. 'He also
said _there was 'only one thing that
can avert s _serious decline of Silv-
er. Fox. and _that is some .system at
co-operative marketing, or in other
words, _'the lox breeders controlling
tiie' sale of their own product.
lt_ looks as if the beginning oi_ the
end of high prices is Iii ei§l1l:':"as thc
American markets .will..also be affect- -
ed by the decline in'lf;ondoti. unless _
some precaution is used Jn. _market-
ing ohr goods. The American markets
at the present time have absorbed
practically all of last year’s offering
without showing any -unfavorable do-
ression, but on the other hand show- »
g“'l stronger market. ` 1
‘ll‘¥'¥#¥‘$$D$¥$¥¥¥5"$‘a¥$%$€Si-‘#%¥=¥§`¢%i`¥%¥¥Qs==¢*’
ir _ ‘_ ' ' _ _ __ the Fur Sales Board. has just return-
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” Just how irlucli is re uired must be accurately measured
reeiiur"'~' -  bi. T ’ ir ' '
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°D|>l1a_nc_es, absolutely. correcting optical defects and suarantc»
satisgiftion. ‘ ;' ' _ ; ' r
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wlth leasgnggsgifbrgg |`eP3"`m2 &I'lCl malchlili! |8036! done These will be procurodb either by con:
‘_ ' V: U _ " ` Un-eticelledservice 
  no rkm- f- _
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Grutchiield. London, England, Miss access, winnlnls the highest prizes
F~ M~ Tl`0<ldl0. St. .iol1n’s, Nfld; The * fairs at home and abroad. Among _
ioston Post wishes all the young the purchasers or Gueriiseys were 3
_ graduates much 'success in the tlif- Captain John L. Read ot _tlie carter-f 
_ arent ilelds of nursing. ry; J. T. McKay, Moncton, N. B; E.
_ _ -_ 'J..Smith. E. Wheatley and"`L. W. Hop:
SUCOE-SSFU~L RANCHER AND er Charlottetown. Cattle were also _
*OUl,'rRvMAN._Mr. J. B. nom old tc st; Dunstans cniiegc, Irwin'
rough oi’ Fern Garden, Mount Edwai' urgiison, Milton; D. N, Mc-Kay, Br-nu_
_ .oad is extending his wclllgnown io; -_ lbaiio-and others. The highest price_
an-cli there and is putting in llitcer ` .aid was $168. The horses also sold *
‘_ dditional pens making a total o ell, among the buyersbeing Bren- .
1 Went? ilve. Mr. Rombongii report on MacMillan who has bought ivir.
Jood luck with his pups this year, ha.\'V- .opens farm. Mrf Peter Brodie, M. L,
_ by ing sold quite o. -iinuiber lor breeder. ., was the auctloneer. ,
l ‘ ind still retaining some. As a poul _____ I
‘lt ry raiser Mr. liomliough has hat HOWATT~MCNEILL WEDDING...
i' js /ondci'i’;ii success this season. His A very quiet but pretty wedding took
__1`“__°f,°lgil§ hem have lllst 00l\‘|D19_l " .race at me liume ot Mr. and Mrs.
-_ a :gg "5 "5 V"’_‘_" “ml in me Neff- Wm. McDougall of Hunter River-.at '
_ ___>;____ Oi'_L_i>_v§4__>_§;o__e_:1st_0__t__==1____»_;? __15_:'_i 1.4_5 on wedncs;_i_a_y. Nev. sth. when _
_i i of 282 eggs since the first oi' laid, MySaridm;rsMbVal(tgreillcI:llgil¥ht|?rM.§¥':"AI
leceinbcr. A wonde-riul record. Ml' ' fun' W .|fe`d 1 ar |a six), Mff' '
tombougli uses all ti-up nests in hi  ' as un n m r ge T"
_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Vernon T. Howattof Charlottetown.
__   ‘t_f°‘;’_'_‘__§'__l;‘f‘_;__‘__°‘€i;’;‘z_.;_ -The ceremony was lJerioi1ned"by Rev.” _
i ' ' V ‘ R. H. Stavert in the presence or al ,
rl iid. _ numberof the Immediate relatives.
I. _ ` ind friends of the contracting parties. '
il. D_NN&c_f§Nv?_§_'N '__‘i_’_`1°_:-__3_°N __ WEE i‘lie groom was attended by Mr. G'eo.'_ ”
_ 'V “_ P” Y W" i. Mcocrmia, wiriic the bride was
_ ling took place at the hoiiie of Mr. _ -_ t MI K tl
'_ ~»i'eler Nicholson oi Clyde at- 6.15 oi: Aa1vfdN“§§m bil; her Elgar ss fl- e.
`_ _he evening of Wednesday, Noveiiibe. `-.'a;,e§ Tw' Misa Eiga §fc;gf'sr§: ::g"' _
` fmiawhen her second daughter’ Chris' ‘The Voice that Breathed o’er Eden"
i 'y nn was united in marriage with V
V ~ \ ~ ~ ' _l V . was well rendered b Miss Lulu Silli-I
» _ _ __ lolin D. McKenzie of Hartsville.- The Pham and Miss Ribs, Mcnougqu
. ['{e'_Bsn_]_;fl_¥__t“;i:stgerforglef by R°v‘ R'_After the ceremony twas _over tliel
_ ~ _g;_'  ber or the immeegiigeelfgalzfvgsngn wedding party left by car for»tlicl
O friends ofthe contractin oriies The ‘mme M the brmgs father where a `
mung' sou le wer gp ded 'Th sumptuous repast awaited them. Mrs. _ _
I’ e “na 8" ‘E Howatt's travelling suit was ot navy ' »
irlde who was given away by hei -
 __b__othe___ Duncan was dressed ___ mace blue sei-ge with hat to match. Mr. ' ' Red Ro”
‘ _‘uk when the ceremony was _,vm md Mrs. Howatt will rgslde in Char- -
WN* .
.1 /  _\ V V _ S' the guests satdown to a dainty lunch 1_?3_?t°W3_' The GM
_ _ _,,» /_ N0 \._ T t _ te which an aiu ample justice. ‘ After “__ ,___’_§§___ e
1// __ i short wedding trip to Sackville and :E
A"rbs¥`s`r'§k*.
allowed to use'
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was very successful.
a lar e nttendance`and `
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 were among the f`1rst_to put up tea in
sealed packages. - <
We were the first to use automatic electric
weighing machines so .as to insure accurate
weights. - _ '
We were the first to make known the qualities of
the now world-famous ASSAM teas. , _ 
And we are now the first to adopt a new package
for the better protection ot' these fine quality teas.
The lead package has served its purpose well for
generations, but it was 'easily broken or tom, allowing
not only a loss of tea from the package but exposing the
tea to the air, odors and dust that it was so necessary
" ' to protect the tea against.
Our new package--the waxed board carton-#is stronger,
more _secure and more completely air tight; altogether the
best container for tea that has yet been devised.
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as your next choice. We wish to emphasize that it is a _ _ liigrigliiliiedogpitignffrffegihllircanrl piiiy.
blBIld_0f S8leC[C(l Ol'lt8YlO SOR Wh€8l2 and _ z - C, A, overseas gave ii vivid gpéounl
MlIlIllI0l)8_ hard Wheat, and f0l' Ulla( vi’ the effect of healthful recreation
reason 15 very probably (he most _,' in niaiaitadning t_l}e iii€_rale__ol’ :lie iorc _
ldealkind of flour for pastry- W `_. ‘ I 1-s a _e ron . ow in ie oys an
- . V ` ’ . r _ home somethifng should ibe done in ev- V
blsfauits and l_7re5d’“‘0T- I "" ery community to -n_min'talii interest
tm _ ln Other _W0l'dS, f0l' and participation in recreation. not
\ general baking l.ise-- only on the part oi the returned _sal-
` .ller but the scholars in tie pu r
thabcanbehad' 0ND}~ sohosol and ‘those 'boys who had left
civil life would _be -as well looked after
_ as was that of the boys at the ‘front.
He advocatcfl ioi 'business iiieii an
cared to take the advantage. A nuin-
` her of niem‘hers'enrolled, and ii heal'
ly vote oi thanks was accorded thc
.\'iiijor _for liis' address.
ed from New York having gone ther(-
to nieet with the fur interests regai‘d~
[ik -» ¢a¢=caz¢¢_zaQs$¢ l%i$%$%$$%%%&%$$$*$Q*
Board has made arrangements through _
rliiierenrfurriers and in inet has s‘o~
cured their orders to simply their rc-
quirements with a number of skins.
slgnment or will, it no canary be‘pm-_ '
chased from the breeders, With the
quantity ,oi skins offered this your
being possibly lean than inet oeason§
the fox breeders should be in a posit-
ion to lrolrl together-_end_w_orlz Sight ei
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With, Three-Point Suspension Springs New
Overland 4 Seems to ‘ Sail Over the Roads”
THE new Three-Point Suspension Springs Three-Point Suspension Springs protect
of Overland 4 permit the wheels to go the carfrom the hammering and_wea_r of road
up and clown but protect car and passengers blows. They lengthen its life and reduce
from ordinary road joins.
Bumpin , twisting,-_ swaying and vibrating Equipment of'Overland 4 is dependable
are wondeifully lessened. `
The-springs of Overland 4, attached at the Lighting to Demountable Rims. `
ends of _a 130-inch Springbase, give the riding 250,00()ni‘les of test have made the
comfort and road steadiness heretofore pos~~ and endurance of this car a'matr_'ei_‘
sible only with carsof long wheelbaseand great _. See Overland 4 at the iirst
wel lit et Overland  retains the light Ask for Booklet. Overland ~'_I`
weight and economy advantages of l0_O-_  Roadstel*,`$l_l,95; Coupe, $1545-
inch wheelbase. _ i ~
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' upkeep costs. ‘
and complete from Auto-Lite Starting and
Prices-f. o: bi ~.'I` oi-on to, _War>Taii
.. 'I . ‘ ft 'l1iit}i?bi~:` s'i'nwAa'r re co.,i.iiuri~i-:n._."__.._"__'_1__-~~;._. ,_ 4A..
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