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PAGE TWO `
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A THE. CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` _ NOVEMBER 21.1914 '
A Test'
Proves this
True
If you appreciate the im-
portance of getting the best
drugs and the economy of
getting them at the most
reasonable prices, we are
sure that the service this
store provides will please
you
Goods are right
Prices are right
_ Service is right
No matter what you want
in drug store supplies it will
pay you to see us. Buying
here is sure to mean satis-
faction.
J. G. Jamieson
Druggist
f ’ `="’~s -
TENDERS
Falconwood Hospital, Provincial
lnlirmary, King’s, Queen's and
Prince County Prisons
0 Department oi Public \\‘orks_
1 Charlottetown, Nov. 10. 19l4»
1
SEALED TENDERS will be ri-ee|v-
` eil at this otili-e until noon on
A »A-_._ _v 4./»_»_~1
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1914.
From any person or persons willing
to supply the llospital for the Insane
and Proviiicial lntirniary, Falconwood,
ior the vc-ar ending December 31st..
11115 with supplies as per ns: io he
Prinee tfouniy prisons tor the same
period and under the same conditions
with the following article-st- Hard
and Soft Bread, .\Ioll11sses. Oatmeal,
Kerr-sone t)il and Fresli Beef.
| All articles tr- be the best qiialiiy.
Ieniic-rs must express ilie price per
barrel. pound and gallon, and to be ac-
sponsihle ptrsons willing to become.
bound for the faithful perfortniince of
act-1-pt the lowest or any tender.
The tenders must exprt-ss on the
.-ompanii-il by the names of two re- .»
, 
 .1-A4131;
ys e__
Applications on the regular printed
forma will be received by the under-
signed for lease of barren bottoms for
oyster culture in Foxley River, Trout
or Lot 10 River. Conway Cove and
The Narrows, all in Prince County, up
to and on the llrst day of lleueluber
llttXl.
Eat-h application will be reiluired
to be acconipanieil by cash or l’. 0.
order for three dollars to pay cost of
drawing duplicate lease and register-
ing same.
Copies of plans, application forms.
[orui ot' lense and leasing regulations
are deposited and inav he inspected
ut the following places:
()li`ii~e of the l'rovini-iril Secretary.
i‘ln1rlotte1ow11.
oiiice of the Protlionotary, Summer-
side. _
Store of J. I-I. l3iri~h, Alberton. _
Store of Aiisrin Ramsay, Conway.
(J.'i1<-1- o. (I-. .'.l_ I~.li'.;12:e\\'s, O'Lear:.'.
Store oi` Knhlill Sliarbell. Portage.
Onice of lion. James A. McNeill,
seen I1! tl\iS 0fl'lL‘l’- _ _ Suninn-rsi1le_.
Also to supply Kings Queens and _.\R>|-}u'R ‘\'];\VBERy‘
Asst. Provincial Secretary.
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_ 'I`hi- Triistt-es and the Department
do not ni-i-essarily bind tlii-ins-ielves to
Sli.-\l.El) Ti<I.\`lll~TitS uildresseil to
<f0\'l'\`. "Jail SU_DDl)' Tl‘U‘i@l"' _ami Fai" the Postniaster General will he receiv-
"f1ll“'0Ull H05-illlill 31111 l’rovini_-ial In' oil at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the
llflllflri' 511111111' 'l`@ll<l<'Y`-' lst Jiniuiiry, 1015, for the i-onveyanre
-1-_--'¥:*- _ . ____ _.___ ot' iiis I\ln._iesty`s .\i:1ils, on at proposed
L- B- M¢M||-l-AN- '(`ontru1't l`o1' foin' _vi-ars, si.\' illnes per
$¢C"=¢3fY °f Pl-ibllc W°"k5- week ov.-1' liiiral .\iail ltouto .\`o. 1.
V///f'£T\\\\\\\\\\`7//IIIIII 'i'l5-l'11'll5“llll'=-`Ul- l'ro1|1i`<111\\'a1\' Station, 1*. 1-2. island
The Bracelet
‘Watch
as become almost a nec-
sity with a great num-
er of -people;
We have a fine stocl
them, and would b
ased to show them t
H. Taylo
Jeweler & Optician
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TIDE TABLE
NOVEMBER.
lligh Watt-r
Date Day 'l`inii.- il`t Time
1 is. 1 9.44 "f j 21.41
.\l. 1 10.111 _ 22.12
_ 11.. 1 11.1.: ; 22.44
` \\‘. 5 11.58 23.15
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14.51
15.39
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24 2.46 16.32 "
25 11.55 17.23
211 _ ' 18.12
27 18.57
28 . ' 'i`_2il 19.39
21) 8.25 1 20.17
110 Ill. 9.17 l 20.53
NOVEMBER-- lst to 2nd, milder.
Ilrd to 4th, indian summer. 5th
Gth, fair, smoky. Tth to Sth. cloudy,
dull. 9th to 10th, disagreeable. 1illi
to 12th. stormy. 111th to 1-ith, heavy
rains. liith to 10th, cool, frosty. 17th
to 18th. fair, pleasant. 19th to 20th,
cloudy. 21st to 22nd, pleasant, moist.
2flrd to 2-ith, rainy. 25th to 26th,
damp spell. 27th to 28th, cold. 29th
to 30th, frosty, cold.
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MABRIED
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McKENZlE-McKENNA. - At the
.\iiin:si- on \\'eilnes1la_v monrlng. Nov.
ltitli Miss .\iar_\‘ Marizaret .\li'i\'i-nzie
was unllt-il in n1arrlal.:<- to Mr. llnrry
i-'_ .\ii'i\'i-nun. of Vii-toria ('rosi-1, Kings
t‘ounty. by thi- lii~\'. iiiivlil Wrliglit, St.
.\n1lri-ws i`huri'h, .\iontii;:ui-.
TURNER~MacQUEEN. - At the
brides aunt . Mrs. i\lary Mai-Kenzli-,
225 Water Street Quliii-_\'_ hlaas.,
\\'i-iinesda_v evi-ning, Sept. 19th, 1014.
by thi- ltev. 1). ll. Mai-Le-od. M. A., in
the prom-ni-e of n number of fri:-nil.~i_
Mr. llonry K. Turner formerly of llion-
tague, 1'. E. I., now of Bellows I-`iilli~i.
Vt., and Miss .viarpznrol l<Z. .V111--I-liiien
ii native of iiarlsvilii-, 1'. ii. island,
:ind now nf Quincy Macs.
I
DEATHS
i V
FENNELL.-In this city on Friduy
20th, instant Robert Fennell in the
seventy-fourth year of his age. Fu-
neral from his inte residence, liui-itun
Street east at 2.45 sharp this .\‘nt-
urday afternoon to the rnllway sta-
tion. Interment at Sherwood ('eme-
‘Arr
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LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
Prince Edward island
Sill. All petitions for l’ri\'utf- llills
must hi-_ preseiiteil within t`ou1'tei-n
day.-1 after thi- commencenii-nt ot thi-
si-ssion e.\:i'lusive of adjournnii-nt.
317. No private Bill shall hi- hroiiizlit
into thi- llouse, but upon a petition
at tho peril ot the suitin':'_ for such
liill and siieli petition inusi be siizni-d
by said parties. '
148. A eonimittee \vill ln- iippointiid
at ilif- i'onilnr-.nirenlent ot' i-very Ses-
sion consisting oi' live ini'-inhi-rs. of
whoin throi-_ shall hi- iiuoriini, to he
doiniiiiilf-11 "'l`hi- l‘ri\'1tti- liills i‘on1mit-
piivaili- Hill, and no prow(-1-iliiigii iifior
thi- iirsl ri-adini: vhnll bi- haul upon
suvli liili until such t‘oniinlitee has re
porii-il thereon lo thi- liouiii-_
H54. So soon as tht- i‘on1inittei- has
ri-rpi1i'teil any llill, :ani-li liill together
with any aint-ndnii-nts that lnuy be slig-
gei-.-ioil hy thi- i‘onnniitee_ shall be
printeii at thr- i-i;pen.<i- ol' thi-_ parties
'.\'l1oi\r<-siiitoi'::t`or sui'h llill :ind print-
iiil ropii-s ll1eri»o1` iiolivi-ri-1| to lhi- nieln
poration or t'orpoi'iil_iinis_ or body oi
hoilios ol' poopli- shall bi- r»-nil 11 seeonil
limi- until all fi-i-.-i be paid lor the
shine into thi: hiinih: ol` thi- t‘li-rli ol
thi- ilouse. -f
41. .\`o liill hz1\'ing for its oliji-et
the vesting in oi' i~oni`errlng iipou any
person in' persons, Municipality or
liody Corporate the title to any tract
of lzinil shall bi-_ ri-i'i1i\'eil or read in the
lfiousi- unless nt li-:ist for four weeks
notice containing 11 l`iill ileseription
'it thi- lanil in question has been pub-
lish--il in the lioyzil (iazzetto mid one
othi-r ni-ivspiiper in this provinei- ot'
ihi- intention oI` :auth person or per-
li. l-Z. DAWSON,
(`li-rl; i.i-i.:i1=.lriti\'i- Assembly.
10 Noveiitlier iitlth, 1914. 05121-ll-l4iiis4i
111111111_s11i_
l inn instructed hy hir ll. G.
Jenkins, Upton l<`iirni_ \Vi-.st Royalty.
to sell hy l'uhli<: Ani-tion. on Saturday,
Nov. 21.-at, at one o’i'loik sharp, the
followlng splendid stock and imple-
nieiits;--
ilorsi-, T years olil (ilrivr-rl; horse.
il your.-1 old tm-n. pnrposi-1; eolt, 11/,
yours olil tgen. p-.irposi-1; marc-, 10
,vi-ara old lilraftt; liorse, -i years old
igi-n. purposai.-1; i'o\t, 1%, yr-:iris olil
f<`lyiiosd:ili-1; toni. 5 niontlii-1 (l’er~
cheroni.
zraili-1: row. 2’/_» yours, pure hre
years tpurr- bred .11-rsoy); calf,
months tpuri- bred Ji-ri-ieyl eow,
years lin cull); cow, li yi-urs (valves
in May); cow, 11 yi-ara (calves in Feb-
riinryl; cow, 6 yi-ers ivnlvi-s in June);
lnill, 1l,§ years tiiliortliorn grader.
ilrooil sow, puri- ln#-il York.; brood
‘sow, York-(‘hf-_-iter; four _voiiiig sows,
York.
About thirty liens.
Vultivator, 7 fi-i-i bran ni-w' manure
,i-ngine, iiseil pnrt _vi-ar il"uller ilk John»
shearing n1ai°hini-, with horiu- clipper
attachment.
from thi- i’o>;li11iister G1-ni-r:il'.~z pleas-
uri-_
i'rin\i-il notiifi-s eiintaininlx iurtlier
lnforniiiiion as to ciniilitions of propos-
ed i'onlr:1i't nniy bo sei,-ri and blank
l`o1'nis ot 'l`1-1.-li-1' may be obtiiineil at
thi- i’ost (1il`1i'<-it of <`on\-:ay Station,
l-‘ri-i-liinil zinil :il ihi- i1ll`|i-i- in' thi- Post
illliiw- llispi-r'tr1|'
Ji lll.\` l". \\'lll<l/\ii.
l'i1.~=t t`lil`.i~i- lnsin-ilor.
l'o~.i i>ll'11~i» lnspi-i'to1"1; Utiii-i-, i‘hiil'»
ni'1.1-is nl-:1..»x'1‘1.\'o 'ro 1-ni\'.\'r1-: 11-'I-41-1-"1-. 2011- N'-\'~ 'W4-
BHALS' 1511112-ll-itlinslii
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VICTORIA.
first pri-st-1111-il_tru1y stutini; 1111-i~u.~:e ll. ll. ('01. .\l11I’<~ll1 -l. .1\- i\l\'KL1.\'_
, _ _
llnlitax; l_ (. iiaiitliii-1', St. Louis;
.iaines l-‘. ilurno, St. John; A. 1-1. .lain-
leson, lli.lil'ii.\:; l-‘rank llnnn, iliiniil-
ton, 11111.; li. 'i`. (irnnin, llnlitiix; \'.
'l`. iii-1'ir;1n1, 'i`o1'on\o.
QUEEN.
ii-i-" to v1'l1oin---eih-irltiie»--i=ei`1-rn-il 1-.ver_\;.. fi~_li_l___<.‘l<..l§T’T1l\’illf’i'N- ¥'l»' J. K. l`\\t"
tis, Sai1'k\‘llli-_ l\.`. li.; A. S. .\li'.Ka_v,
Siiiinni-1'si1l1-; |’. ll. .\li-iluigiin, \'i-rnon
Ri'.'1-1'; l'. \\'. Sli-wart. .\1oi1tni.'ui-; i\.
.l. f\`1-\~.‘:=o111, 'l`oi'on1o; ltoll iiolniili-ii,
t)t\1i\\':i; l-`. \\'_ i\loori-, ll:ilit`zlX.
REVERE.
(leo. \\'. '.\'inin1ons :intl wife. Sl.
John`s; il. li. llowiiril, i‘o1'll;inil, Mi-_;
.-\. J. S101-li-. Souris; ll. \\'. iirui-e, lied
hers hi-t'ori- lhi- si-_1'i.n1il ri-1-.iiiiig il' P01111? 5. 1\lf'~\`<'ill. -1. .‘-l<'f\'\‘ill. N<'\\‘
ileolni-11 iii-i'i-sfiiiry h _\'il|1- <‘onin1itti-i-_ Gl€lHl»5U\\'. N. S.; 1'. ll. »\ll'l§1\.\'- .\ll`S- l'3»
1 40. N11 ilill for thi- p111'\ii'nlar in
` eri-ste ol' iin_\' pi-rson oi' por:ainis_ Cor- 101 ll -l» l-f‘\\'l-S. Sl- l’\’ll‘l">=§ l`liai.'». ll.
.
l.`r1:l1, Ki-iisiinitoii; \\'. ll. 'i`1-1-il. 'l`oi'on-
Good, New tlliisizow, .\.'. S.; I-Z. l. llun-
ier. ’i`rui'o.
EHUHCH _iEllllEES
METHODIST.
l-`iitS'l` MlC’l`Il()i)lS'l`.--.iiiliili-o ser-
vices. Rev. G. M. ('nnipl»ell ut ll n.ni,
and Rev. A. il. Simpson, of New York,
ut 7 p.ni. .\‘»pi-.i'iul music at all si-i'vi1'es.
(ill./\i‘i-I (‘iil'i1t‘ii.-llev. l<`. l-l.
l.ittli-johns, at ll 11.111. and 7 p.n1.
Siiiiilay School and iiibli- (`lns.=ies at
'.!.Zi0 p.ni. All seats trot-_ l~I\'e|'_vone
\vr;li:iin1f:.
PRESBVTERMN.
S'i`. J1\l\i}<IS.---llev. l)r. l<`ullt-rton ut
ll 1\.ni. and T p.n1. l'onininnlon nt the
nioiiiillg si-rvii'i-_ Siibjeet-~\\'l1y Christ
was Seourgi-il. Evening subject-
[`lie liussing of at (ln-at Warrior. Sun-
lay School and iiible (`lnsses ut 2.30.
-lveryono invitr_~'l.
NEW I/.l()N.-ltev. G. (`. Taylor will
ireiicli at 11 11.111. and 7 p.ni. The
'hildrt-n's ziiiilri-15: will be-~~»\ liitlden
'-`oe. i\lo:nin|; iiihji-i'l~-»'l`l\e Great
T-‘acts oi' the Third (lospi-I, Evening
iulijeet-~ l.it`i-‘s \\‘:irt`1it'i-. i’rayi-.r ineei-
.ng at 10 a.ni.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
(‘l~IN'l`iti\L t`llliiS'l`lAN.Aitov. W.
ll.-\i"l`|S'l`.--its-v. Z. 1.. Fiisli will
ST l'l'J’l`l<lii`.~‘».- liolv (`onin1iiniin\ at
a.ni. lllorning prii_v1-r at ll u.m.
Evening Prayer 7 p.in.. lloly ('om-
muiiioii after thi- 1-voning service.
Sunilny School and liible i'|ussei-4, 2.30
it. in. All si-nts fri-i-,
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
l’lC()l'l.E`S 1‘lll*it(‘li.-iii-v. ll. Mie-
f.r.-nn will pri-nrli iit 7 p. ni.
SALVATIONISTS.
SAI VATION ARMY ---E-lf'rvir‘i--4 i-:ich
proven itself to he ii wnnilr=rt`nl reme-
ilv for treating iinv l`or1ii of kidney dis
1 11 1111111111111 
MR. JAMES YOUNG.
Passed peacefully to rest on 0i't.
2-ith, 1914, at his home, \\'hini Road
East after a lingering illness l-orne
with Lhristian r-e41.;i.uIi-ni .laines
Yoi-iii; will be gre-iilv missed n_v tilt.
lan:-: number of r'-ia'ivc-= an-l 11'i1.-iiils
with whom he was so i1uiin'i'.t-l_v as-
sociated, but it is consoling to know
that our loss has been to liiin un in
estiniahle gain, :or he ha; pass---1 1'-vu
blessed Home v.'li~.‘rle sorrow and Pill"
are unknown. lie lt-mes to niouril.
es and William in Brewer, .\i»-., i-lenry
at home, and Mrs. Georire Oinistead.
The remains accompanied by a large
-number ofirlenils and relatives was
interred in the Cemetery oi Lower
Montague.-Corr. _
MR.RoaEn1' FENNEEL.
The death occurred at his home on
Euston street East yesterday, after a
lingering illness, of .\1r. Robert Fen-
nell, aged T4 years. _'l`he late l\'lr
was a ivell-known and liighli' respect
ed citizen. l-le leaves to inourn two
daughters, Mrs. Bruce \\'right and
Miss llertha, at home. The funeral
will take place this tSuturilay) after-
noon from his late resiili-rice, Euston
street, to the railway station, thence
by train to Sherwood.
GEORGE MCLEOD YOUNG.
The many friends of iii-v. George M.
Young and Mrs. Young, ot' 'l`ryon, will
learn with sincere regret that the
“Angi-l of i)euth” has visiii-il the par-
.~;oi1a_e_e at 'i`ry0n and ri-nioveii fronl
the i'iin1ilyi'iri:le their olili-si and dear-
ly beloved soil, Geor|.{i- I\li~l.i-od Young,
at the early age of t\vi-l\'i- years. lie
was born in the parsonaizi- iit (`llui'-
lottiitown during the tinii- his father
was pastor of the i<`i1's't .111-thoilist
(‘hnr¢'h in this i'il_\'. iii- was ii brilqlit,
irlevor, lovable boy, who \\ill he great-
ly niissi-il in thi- lioini- iinil by his
svliool niati-s and nniny l`1‘i<-ntlra, 'i`lii-
tliniriliiin joins in sini-1-1'v s_\'|npi1lli_v
with thi- iii-ri-avi-ii l`nniil_\'.
Psrsgnnts
lii-v. }’_ il. iliefiuieaii, \'i-rnon River.
was 111 (‘l1i11'iolteti1\vn _vt-.<11-r1lu_\'.
.\lr. ll. ll. (‘ox, ;\lo1'1-ll, win: nnioiu:
visitors to 1`linrlottc-to\\'|1 _vi-:ati-rilii,\'.
Many l`rii-nils will 1"-uri-i to hi-ar ot'
the illness of Mrs J. .l. Inivii-ei, nity.
lic-v. llr. ilziuthii-r, i’ni'ish i’|'ii-_-il :it
Pitlnii-r ltoiiil, was in tht- 1-ily ,\'1-str-|=
iliiy.
Il--v_. .\i|'. :inii .Mrs \\'. il. Spe1ii~ie1'
"f'i"|`1`iT'F1'lii1 t‘li1irlor1Flo\\'n Irv llii- i'i1'|oiir
hoiit 111:11 ovi-nin1.', froin 'i`i'uro.
Mr S. 1'. i\loo|'1- relnrni-il to t‘h:ii'-
lotti-town by thi- Nortliunibi-|'i:\nd last
night.
____ .Mui
.\ir_ li. 1\li'li1inald_ liliicltsiiiitli. ol
Souris \\'c-st, was in the cit_\' y1-sl1-i'-
iliiy on iilisiiii-ss.
.luilue \\'. S. Sli-wort rt-tin‘n1-il to
<"lnii'lott<-lo\\'11 li_\' the Expri-.~'s la:-it
night from Snniniersiile.
_“ri-' \\'hiti‘_ liiiirilressi.-r. has ri-turn-
(-il lionii- front Siinitniiri-ililc. wlieri- shi-
nns hi-1-u lin' t.lie past few days tilliniz
iiili-:'11, :ind hail it very s\i1'<'eiasl'i1l
liiisiiii-ss trip. 131117
Pro:-ir1<'iitor A. \\'. Bruce, of King`s
(‘1>i1n1_\‘, nas in thi- i~ity _vi-s'ti-ril1i_v_ ii-
tinliing to his hoine ut lied Point, lroin
(i1'or1:i'town. where he secured threi-
i-onvii-tions.
Mr Ailhin' i\li'Quaiil, li.A., Stipenill-
ary illiiglslriite lor l{iug’:: i`ounty, was
ii pussieiigi-r b_\' thi- east(-.i'ii train to
Souris _vi-sto-riliiy. lie was roturnin|:
from the (`oi|rt at Georgetowii.
whit' iinil .\li's John I5. Jordon, ot’ New
_\ork, were piissi-iiiyi-rs b_v the inorh.
ing train yi-sterilay ini return, after
lllivltlg *iii-.nt xi few inonthn at Mr
Joriliinn' old hoine iii lloaeh Point.
Mr. ..\. stifling Mexuy, .=i..,,.,,,,,,_
Side was in the city last night, at-
teiiding the meeting of Albert Eil-
ward Lodge of Perfection, Seottielt
Rite Masonry of which he is Master.
Iii' the niorning train from thi- oust
_toss-ti-rilii_v, lion. Muriloch l\1i'Kinnon.
(‘oninilssioni-r ef Aigrieiiltnre. rr-turni-il
to (‘_l\iirlotti-.town lrorn _i\'1oiitagi1e,
wlioio ho attoniloil the nununl nieeiing
ot' the i{iin.:'i4 (‘o\int_v 'l`i-niperam-o
i. Wliitelit-.ail will prf-.ai'h at il u.ll\..lMli”"""‘"’ Tl""f“l“."-
.inil 'i' p.ni. Sunilny S1-hool at 2.110 p.ni. l , ` *””f _ .
BAP-|-|51-_ 1 iii-v. Av. i.. l-ash, \\. 1'. l\’leVii-_ and
W. 1). \\ilr»aon, i-`iold Si‘i'ri-tary ol' the
,,,.,,,,,.h ut 11 ,,_,,,_ ,,,,,| 7 ,un 'llonipi-rnni:1» Ailinni-c, ri-tur'ni-ii to
CHURCH 0|: ENGL/`ND_ |<l\_arlotti-tov.'n _vi-sterility from Mon-
tiigni-. after having iittr-.nded thi-. itnnual
. . iuleo Alllani-i-.
lersey 4<'iil\'0fi iii Miiylz hotter. 1'? `w;§'.m|¥AE.\(lii;i£ Rev. '1‘_ W.
6. Murphy. llol_v (`onnnunlon at 8.30 ”_°“°**_“"_""
(vow, 7 _“iam “ml my whonhoni ‘3 and ll :i.ni. hliitilin, 10.15; liven- "“"`ll\lK"fl|\t‘ |{ltll!`=i (`0\ll1l.\' Tltllliw-I"
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"HERE IS A SNAP.---200 "oils (‘ri-no
i’:1pi-r, it-n feet to the roll, assorted
1-olouri-1; rt-giilar price, 10 cents por
roll: price to-day, only 5 or-.nts por
toll while thi-_v Inst. Just the thing
for window iii-.i-orntions iind iininy
oihi-r iises. At (`i|rter's iiookstore.
6605-ll-21m1i
spri-uiler. l"rost_ Kr Wood; 'gasoline niém 1),- ,h,_w,,,,k ,,,,,,`,,,, S",,,|“'$.' ._____._,_ ._..____
son, 4 h.p.l; roller oriislii-1', new; sheep ...Fry m_x“|| Kmm_ym,n"_"|y` H has A FREAK 0|; -|-HE wIRELF}_c;_q'
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Quantity of iurnip::. ,‘ (. , ' I i Wi ,|A tl h k hu |-
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‘"4" and Ki-nt Streets. MEtl‘.|eq1ii1te explanation for the fact,
\`oui'.i. aged 76 yen’-=. The late !\1|'..
the sorrowliig \\'i:low. iivo sons, .nun-1
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By permission of the Confederation Golden
, Jubilee Committee we were_permitted to order for
ourselves 1000 Oxidized Silver Medals to be sold
during the Celebration Week. _Owing to the War
, the medals will now have a greater history connect-
ed with them and will make a nice souvenir_to send
to friends and relatives. We purpose giving one
with two dollars worth or 'over of goods that is
bought for cash. This offer only lasts as long as
we have the medals.
James Paton & Co.
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Beautiful Hare Sets made
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good value, $9.75.
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8 Black Dog Sets, good de-
signs for a cheap fur. Extra,
$14.75.
Natural Wolf Muffs at
$13.50. `
Mink Marmot Muffs, large
sizes $6.75 to $10.50; throws,
from $5 to $13.50.
Brown Wolf Set, large
throw. Empire Muff, $46.75.
Several sets of Black Wolf,
good value; prices from $24
to $44.
One Beautiful Raccoon Set,
large Muff with heads and
tails, $60.00.
One oniy. set Civet Cat,
$90.00. _/A
Fox Sets in red and black
priced tram $52.00 to $100.
Choice Mink Sets $70.00, $100
to $125.00.
Ladies For Coats in Pony,
Marmot and Muskrat, $50.00,
$60.00, $70.00 to $100.
Several Hudson Seal Coats,
sizes 36, 38 and 40 at $100.
Ladies Fur Collared Coats.
Extra, $13.50 and $19.50.
A few Furs to clear at a
[ price too low to mention.
Be Sure You Get a Medal
They. will have a history value as well as being
the Confederation Golden Jubilee Medal
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Last night at tht-_ ti-nirail l‘hrisliiin
(`hnri'.li, l-Zvaiigi-list l.ow<-.ll i`. .\l1'l‘l\er-
son spoke on llie iuiliji-et. “'l`ho i\liiii|
ol Christ in You," (airing l’hi|. ii. 5
as 11 text: " llavo this inind in you,
which was also in (‘lirist Jesus."
ln part, Mr 1\-I<'l’hers'on said: “ 'i`liat
most needed in our world is the tninil
of the Christ ol` Goil. This sweepl-ng
passu5:o~l`l\il. il. l, 2-ls a wonderful
li-.eoril ot" the Son of God, reuirliing
hack into the etei'nli_v ot' the pai-it iinii
forward into the eti1rnll_v of tin- future,
and including the brlet years ol' llin
presence on earth .in our liirni :'.n'l
llosh. \Vhul_ luirileneil heart i'nn with
stnnd it ‘.' lt is i'i-_rt:1inl_v ii ri-iii-i'liin\
on the inielligonizi- and niorul char-
-acter of u nian, lliese ili1_vs_ not to
believe in .lt-sus t‘l1i'|:-it., not to ln-1'i>ini-
Ilis slneeri- follows-r nnil thus li'_\' to
i-.nlist othi-rn to l'ollov.' liini. \\'hi1horo
to-night vvlslii-1-1 to z1nnouni'i- _\'our_<i-_ll`
as taking such a iitiind? Woulil you
lm proud ol' ll? 'l`hin thi' il.-vii is
prounil of you. You are either |`ni' the
Christ or for Satan. and thus tor or
against your honn-s. .les-ini suiil thin
he who is not for llini is iigiiiinn llitn.
'l`here in no middle |;roun1|.
“Are you iinlinnieil to iit'linowli-ilge
Christ before nit-ii? '\\'l1oi¢o1»v1-1° in
ni-ilirinied of nio nnil ol' my \vo|°il,` I-lo
said, ‘of hlin will thi- Son oi' Mau ho
nslmini-rl when lie 1-iniii-11 in tlri- glory
of llis Father with llis holy nngi-|_~1_'
Anil 'he who hui-1 not thi- spirit of
(‘hrii-it in noni-. ol' llli-1.’ llow wi- nf-1-1|
in us the mind of i`hrist, no |1111-...,113
an fellow-(‘lirtnti:\ns. without iii-i~inr.
ian favour and projiiiliei-_ ini 1-itlizi-tin,
iii uphold the honour oi' our liiwe-. with.
out dodging nnil winning, as i-xulnph-_s
before the boys and girls, to tom-1,
them honour and ri-ver(-ni-4-. ioivnriln
God!
"There are they who dei-i-ive tlir.-_m-
V .iT ` 1
selves-ni' li-t Satan di-i'i-ive theni--
_,l\lto_ thinking they h1i\'i- thi- ininil ol`
,Christ wlien thi-_\' pay mnnpiiineiitsi to
thi- (`hiirifh, alti-nil at their own von-
\'1nii_-ni'e_ pay their iii-his and tnxeu
and do not opi-nly sti-ul nor li¢i_ lm;
who are aslinini-il to iii'klio\\'leil|:,e
i(‘hl'ist in thi- pri-siuii'e oi` ivitnr-1-11-1, and
[never priiy with their ehililrcn or
‘other loved ones, :ind do not lend them
into the l(ingiioin oi' (‘hrisl_. illnnv
sui~l1 ilonii-r.~1 of thi- 1`hrist are iidept
at pointing out \\'i-nliiivsses,and i‘;1ult.~1
lin tliosi- or tin- <'hur<-h. when they
thcnisi-lvi-s know in their hi-arts the
lf’-Dlfll of l`hris\ is not thi-re, but the
-:-o\vnrdi_v spirit ot’ the 1li\_vil_ Such
|ilenit-ri: ot the (`hrisi do not build
.i_:l1iir`i'l11:s, do not holil up Sunday
Vselionls, and have to depend on (`l\rls-
,tiuns _to providi- uiornl i-lpirltltulf,
i(fl1r|stii1n training for ‘their own
iiinnez»:. _lf i-vi-ri‘boil_\’ in <`lnu'lotti-to\vn
were oi the spirit oi' :'_ui‘h iliiiiien-1 ol'
the Christ, this i'it_\' would have no
¢'liu1i'hi-s, no <‘l1|~lnll1in liotni-11, no
f""l“*°l-‘*- "fl litriiiiiniti- 11:1:-iiiii-si; 111111
|ir1‘l'i'>1s‘i1ilis;. ln l‘i\i't wi. w0“|,| nm
liiivi- ai i`l1in'lotti»town 111-re."
Slltllllli' Mr 1\i<'l‘iiers-'oil cxpi-1-is in
pri~ii1'h ln thi- inornintz on the siibjeet
"<‘hristlnn tiroivtli." ln thi- i-vi-ning'
"~'l`l\"- l'F0Vlile1ii'\-s ol' iioil nnil (loil'~i
/\ns\\‘i-i' to l’r:i_vi-r." `
EVlllll§l‘list l.o\\'i-ll 1'. l\litl'l1erqnn |51
l"""<'liii\i: Hiroiiir. 1~lo<|11i»111. 1-onvieiiiig
si-tunnis each i-vi-nine ui tllii ;-Entra]
211-nt spiritual tri-nt whey, von nlinem
,voui'i=i-if from 1111-111- _e,.|-,-|,`-,.,, Tho
pastor, Mi' \\'. .l. \\`lilti-hi-nil exit-nilii
.\'l\u ii lnosl lie-urty w,.|,.,,,,,,._
CHRRLOTTETOYIN M I RKETS
flats (wi 't -)
flats tlilrliilil - 
S-ltriiw tper ton) ‘Koo
Hill. loose lller lolil "4 00
Wilks (pi-r doz.l -_if-,,.
Print lhiiter (por 11,)  ‘
l<`owi and ehli-ken (pi-r Ili.) ‘P to lm!
Tub Butter ipor ih) ‘ 
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(`h1istlnn (`liiiri'h. You 1.11-_ iilli-ialltg it'
Give a
Locket
Bild VCYY appropriate
gifts to men or women.
delight you-the prices
very reasonable for
We have
many beauti-
ful designs
in pl~in and engraved lock-
CIS-'thffy are economical
for
See this line, it is sure to
are
the
uality.
MV. N. Tanton
,  Sunnyside
'Furnips tpi-r bush.)
Hides
Cnlfakins '
Sniinogen lib.)
Iinifhwliont, per lnishi-l,
lluriey, per hushi-I.
Butter, ilairy, pm' th,
Rutter. i'remner.\'. pi-r lb,
E881-\. por iloz.,
‘!uy, pressed, pei' ton,
llny, loose, por ton,
Hides, por th,
(hits, hlnek, per bushel,
Oats. white, per bushel,
Potatoes, per bushel.
’l‘t|rnip1-1, pi-r lnndiel, f
Wlieitt. per hiinhel,
Wool, por lb,
14c
Beef (lb) 16 to 200.
Young pig; (per pair) $7.00 to 50-00-
Poiiitoes (per bush.) 251:.-1l0c.
1‘.ii'.
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1541.
SUIIIIEISIDE HIRKETS
il0~05i'.
601'.
21-2441.
1l2i'.
2l'\i'.
$151.50
$12.00
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471'.
461'.
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$1.011
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