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-’ tm" hm" is at hand to cab" "2}°s:; cornmodate a number of applicants. During the evening music instrumen-
OTTAWA' "l°"> 13-“Th” D°P“'t' “mls to the I"°rd esus' may ° These four courses have already been tal and vocal their daughter Miss
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'“”° "N" °°““° "°'° °' ""“° “myifilled and more applications draining ; minds, presiding ni. ine piano, added
ct as a “tr°"g_ came °° ‘mm th°mlrecei~/ed It is impossijble however to‘ to the joy of the occasion. The Guar
hrgest “M “mst modern "‘l“iPP°d back lwm dnnmg out t° 9”' Yes' 'arrunge‘for more this winter. ' dian wishes Mr and Mrs McKenzie
ice breaker that has ever been put may tny life day by day be such as ' '
in commission in this or any other to be strong cords fa( steellholding To SEEK ,1,REASU_RE_ An “_ me'
r
ment of Marine,snd Fisheries will cali‘, g
for tenders within a few days for the 8
ing out to sea."
are not alone in heathen lands. They
are by our sides. They iostle us on,
the street. They- meet, it may be,;,l:
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Zill; " ""‘
1 an onrrrrscaour 'ro aaa.
Pathetic indeed were the words of
n inteilfigent heathen to a mission-
ury a few months ago. The heathen °
had been shown that his old belief Mm th L Wd hm twenty mm ponds'
was false; he had drifted away from C
its poor moorings, and in the dusk,
as the missionary was about to leave a
the church, 'ne clutched at his gar- 0
ments and cried aut: '
"Help me! I am lost; I am drift-
There are multitudes of such. They
bout our very own flesh and blood
‘ _ ` freif car e r ay ya
 ' ~ lfmsuhbt :as °:_mpp°d 1 gm; °ld{'l;':° -_ - their' marrilie. st' their home on
“ ‘ - ‘P ° °“l"’ ‘°“°°_ ° ° “° ° ‘ Form connsns,-'rue Department sninnday night. Quite n number ci
"ed °m'm“° mom’ t° Wh°m “han of Agriculture have found it necess-’ their friends called and heartily con-
thlfnnd the need” wma? any are ary to arrange for four courses in gratnlated Mr. and Mrs. Mczienzie
"amz °“t to sw' O Ch“°u'm' household science this winter to ac- upon this most auspicious event
We THE 1. CENTRA
IT PAYS tc"b\iy in this Province.
`FISH1l§G- GO0D.- Smelte are'
ieniiiui admin _,Glasgow River anal
others.--It ,J--"  »‘».~ .
BIG 'l‘UR~NIP.- A certain farmer
f Rustico found a turnip in his
P
a" z _ -
an any localities beat this?-R
GEESE PLlilN'l‘IFUL.- Wild geese
re very plentiful around the shores
i' North Rusticmand thousands were
seen on the saudhflls od Rustfco har-
bour.-R
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GYPBIES.- The band of Gypsies
ho have been here for some weeks i`
ast left yesterday for parts un-
uown, having spent Sunday in al
i ht in th ailw rd.
W
country. ' those who have cut o d moo nga un- Dedmon to the Island tn'C0c0B in'
It is to be used exclusively for the ti
St. Lawrence route and a noteworthy D
and significant feature of the condi- faith. tinge of romance is gathered' is Abe_
tions governing the awarding of the
contract 'is that the vessel must be P
built in Canada. Practically all of the *
ice breaking vessels now in the Do-|
minion service were built in the Old
Country, and while the plans and F
specifications for their construction C0llf€l'€l10€ Of 'governors at the White ‘P ld keanu who. BAD NEwS_Ml._ Patrick Frehau of
erlenre of a higher and happiest'
or the first time since the historic i
were drafted by officials of the Mar- H0058. all Whlllh £119 ¢0l\\\el`V8l»l0Ui
ine Department, it has been found movement started five years asv. as
time and ag.nin,`thnt the lack_ of a ll
proper approximation of the condi- H
1 tn” day dawn ““d with it um ex' the Pacific ocean, of search there for E (From yesterday's Evening Guardian)
hidden treasure around which every
ing planned by Capt. John I-iern, of
LANS FOR CON- the Uasca
. pedia which runs between trip on the new mail route to Dro-
SERVATION DISCUBSED Montreal, Picton und Charlottetown. more, etc.,1 on Satlirdayim Mr. Mc-
_ "There is enough gold there to Lead Dougas takes the shorough
WASHINGTON’ D' C" Nov' 17~ startle the world," is the deserip- Route.-L.
tiou of the treasure as told ‘by ai
orruguese name g,
told the secret to Captain Heru’s
ations, report has been wmpuem :uncle after being saved from drifting
bowing just what conservation has tl’ Bea- "MY ““°l°~ Capt- Nl°h°1a°
tions prevailing in the St. Lawrence 8~C¢0lllplished in the- different States._yF’tzger“ld- °f Harb” G"‘*""°' New'
and the Gulf rr»i=ulted in the maiority 'T
he National Association of Conser-
founiiland, found the man in the
or nic bnnin being inferior in some vation Commissioners. a newly form- 1”* “““g°° °l °‘h““°“°“ in 1351
particular respect. ‘ €
At last the Borden Government de- U0" °°mmi95i°”“`5 fm” an the
rider! upon u set policy of having all 5
such vessels built in Canada, as fn- fgglivmiegy Qguéggd 092123? 0§°di*gé ,heymucd me to his _Bedside and mpg POLICE (}0URT_._ At the Chariot.
deed it is their policy to encourage P
in eviry way- that is feasible the N
tates, held its initial meeting at
d organization made up of conserva- Between than and '68, the last time
my uncle saw him, Keating told thc
secret and give detail direct1ons.Whei|
in uncle was dying several years ago
ational Conservation Congress to- illllrfed the Secret t0 H10- 1. alone,
gmpbnuding industry of the Domim morrow. Dr. George E.;Condra of
ion. In accordance with the new pol- 
icy, there is at the present time un- 1
der construction in Canada for thc W
lncoln. Neb., presided at the meet- i
hat has been done in their States I
(runagian sc,-vice a number of im-ge since the White House conference. and
sized vengeig discussed ideas and plans for extend-
ng the scope of their work. treasures, was obtained by the crew
of a. Peruvian man-of-war, who mut-
Two big steel dredges are being l
built nt Collingwood, a large buoy
bout at the Poison Iron Works, To-
ronto, a fishery protective boat for
Luke Manitoba af. Sorel, and a. large
hopper barge ut Levis. All contracts
for vessels for the fishery protective
service arc tendered for by,-the naval
department, while revenue boats or
cruisers which are used within the
three mile limit, as well as ice break-
ere, etc., iirc contracted for by thc
Marine and Fisheries Department.
The increasing encroachment of the
Japanese, Rbssiah' and American fish- l
ermeu on Canadian fishing limits on'
the Pacific Const has necesitated ci
fishery cruiser fleet, and u splendid,
new vessel will probably be placed in
commission. It is reliably reported
that the Niobc und Rainbow will,
eventually bc placed on the Pacific'
Coast in this connection.
“The glove department has
a wonderful showing of those
popular fdbrlo gloves-in mocha
flnlsh fleeced Inside-very soft
and smooth. 350, 500, 750. All
colors. Moore & McLeod.
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know the exact localion and am on-
ly waiting to fit out a schooner and
ng. The commissioners reported innke for the Island which is 600
miles from Cape Horne." The cap-
tain says the plunder, consisting of
gold bullion, salver coins and other
fried about 1040 The put into the
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ILLINOIS I.0.0_F. island, and after taking their shares
-é of the plunder’ buried the rest, rc-
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Nov. 17,-A
week of interest to the members of then removed the remainder to nl 1 4 _ _
the odd renown frnierniiy inrengn- can which was formnd no as to i,c‘sk1f';f’;T§é;'£,‘;‘r1tN1`;f)’rm1‘(',Ir’,-y ‘;‘;dO’,‘f;§iO,fi;_
out Illinois was ushered in her to- n. wonderfully clever hiding plncc. i town have téken up their residence
“W “Wh the “““““‘ ‘“°°“°g °' th” . "` on Alrndin street in ,che sense owned
grand lodge. During the week thc
State encampment and the Rebekah
State assembly also will he in ses-
sion.
uow's rms?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cave of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Ha|l’s Catarrh Uure.
F.J. CHENEY & O0. Toledo. O
We the undersigned have known lf- J.
Chen yforrbe last 15 yearn, and believe
bim perfectly honovabp in all business
transactions and flnancmlly able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WaLnmo,KrNNAN & MAav1N_
Wholesale Drugglsts.Toledo. O
Hull s Catsrrh Cure is taken Internally
acting directly ulilon the blood and
mucous -urfaces ol ' e system. lestlmon»
fails een* frea__Prlce 75c per bottle. Bold
by all Druzgists.
Take Hnll's Family Pills for consf.ll>s~
tion.
(K/Upton Blacli
‘ Charlottetown
Capitalization ._
g Officers
_E. R. Brow, President.
' S R Jenkins, M. D.,Vicc-
President
H. G. Jenkins, Secy-Trea-
scrcr,
' Bankers - Bank cf Nova
I Scotia, Charlottetown.
' _`The breeding stock includes
a palr of breeders cpe year
old, ihat raised- four pups
thls season, and four pairs of
1913 pups have been selected
from the best breeding stock
on the Island Foxes have
been carefully paired not
. one lsfn any way related to
` lis mate.
. The ranch is situated at
Upton Park, 3% miles from
the city, and is considered
 ...$iso,ooo
Subscribed...................... 86,0l0 '
l720 at $50 s Share ~ I
Special Points You
Fox cn., Lid.,\
P,  Island
Directors i
E R. Brow. |
S. R. Jenkins, ld. D ,
I) O'MReddln,
C. H. Black, -
I. W. Carruthers.
Should Consider
one of the splendidly equip-
ped ranches ln location and |
every other good point.
The manager is a man of
practical experience and has
com plete charge.
The ranch expenses have
all been paid up ro Sept. 1914
therefore all profits for next
season, which e-tlmiite four
pups from breeders and 2
each from the four pairs
young pups, go directly to
the shareholders.
 ..  Q
'if ex -. '- ' ’
H c  fqnnnlnsr-Tanannpan
covered by the ri-.port of the Provin-
cial Branch which had already been
brought to the notice of the local
turned, took o/further share, and
POULTRY MEEf'~ING.- On Tucs-
ilay evening Messrs T. A. Benson and
Fee bcld a very interesting meeting
in Mount Carmel Hull. As usual the
meeting was large and anxious to
profit of all the good ldcns that Mr.
Benson has in store for his bearers
it was only in September of this year
that an egg circle was established in
this part of the country and at the
very outstart, Mr.Benson was confid-
ent that it would be a success on ac-
count of the enthusiasm manifested ,by
all concerned. The farmers on Union
Corner were not slow in profiting of
such a boom. Mrs. Fred Allan and
Mrs. John McClure are amongst the
most ardent workers, whereas Mrs.
John Ball and Mrs. John Brooks are
running n contest as to who will pu_t
more eggs on the market. Jos. M.
Auchorn does not say much, but gen-
orally .has a well filled case for the
manager of the cercle ns he comes
around each week. Tuesdays lecture
was on the production of eggs during
the winter season, and Mr. Benson
explained things so simply yet so
forcibly that any hen not doing its
duty, 'should be discordcd. The fat-
tening, killing and marketing of
chickens also foriucd Dart of the
lecture, whereas the housing and care
of winter laying hens were a special
feature, Mr. Fee albly demonstrated in
his caudelling process the amount of
money lost to the farmers. in putting
on thc market an inferior quality of
goods. The good name that the cir-
clc eggs of P. E. I., have made for
themselves in Montreal is a mutter tu
be proud of, und now thc seller is re-
ceiving 34 cents a dozen for eggs, is
:in evident proof that with proper
care, and attention ne will be able in
a short time to command the highest
price for goods. Mr. Benson is all
right and Fee is a good second. Pou-
ltryman.
LORD'S DAY Al.LIANCE.-Yester-
day morning, under the presidency of
the Rev. Jacob Heaney, the annual
meeting of the Charlottetown Branch
of the Lord's-Day Alliance was held
in the Y. M. C. A. ibuilding. Besides
the president, those present were the
Revs. ’Dr. Fullerton, E. Bell, J. F.
Floyd, G. E. Taylor, Z. L. Fashl arid
The report of the Secretary-Treasurcn
was _presented but deferred 'until the
ncxt meeting owing to thc fact that
it was not complete. The chairman
reviewed the past year, saying that
the report of that branch was well'
published. I-In went ou to say that
no violation of the law had been
hrs-.1ch. But he thought that perhaps
too xhuoh business was being done on
the Lord's Day fu this city, and in
this respect he urged n forward move-
ment on the part of the Alliance. lrhe
lectlon of the office-bearers for the
'I‘. W. Murphy. Col. F. S. Moore,  lsland making the trip in delightful
Messrs C.J_ Reiley and A.W. Sterns. weather and having a most enjoyable
NN. J. T.
street.
at a
Perle
lor,
tonight for
friends in town._ lays
Star. `
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FOX DIVIDENDS.-L
Fox Itanching' Co., of
L. Rogers -is manager,
a dividend payable-
November of ~8 per cent
Stock, 50 per cent.
and put to reserve
$50,000.
SILVER WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs.
John T.- Menenzie, Hillsborough
Square celebrated .their silver wed-
ding, the twenty-fifth anniversary ol
Silver
over
many more years of happy married
'\
NEW _MAIL ROUTE-Mr. Arthur
Coffin, mail courier, made the first
Rocky Point, has received by telegram
the sad news of the death of his son
Frank who died in British Columbia.
No particulars were given as to the
cause of death. He leaves to mourn
besides his father, mother and one
brother in Rocky Point, two sisters
and one brother, in the United
States.
tetown Police Court this morning
eight drunks were dealt with as fol-
lows:- Peter Keenan and Augustus
McLeod were each fined $10 or' 30
days. Thomas`Bell was fined $5 or
10 days. Peter Gaudet, was dismis-
sed ns it was his first offence. James
Donovan was fined $10 or 40 days,
Pius Maharwas fined $5 or 20 days,
Louis Lafferty and Jamcs Mabar
each on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly were fined $10 01 30 (ISYS
and $5 or 10 days.
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by Mrs. John Taylor, says an Am-
herst exchauge, on Wednesday after-
noon of last week Mrs. Stavert re-
ceived for the first time since her
marriage. She was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. E. H. Ramsay. Mrs
McPherson poured tea and Mrs. Carl
Pridham, Miss Jean McGregor and
Miss Mclnnis assisted in serving in
the dining room.
l BIG COLI.EC'1‘IONS_-Rev. George
Steel, superintendent of Methodist
missions for the maritime provinces,
and who is well known in Charlotte-
town, bus collected more than $14,-
500 of the $20,000 which thc Metho-
dist church in these provinces was ex-
pected to raise for the supernumer-
ary fund this year. This amount has
been paid to Rcv. Dr. Morton, .treas-
urer of the fund. Rev. Mr. Steel has
about $5,000 more premised. It is
hoped to have the whole amount col-
lected hy the time of the conference
of 1911, which will be held in Chut-
ham.
SHIPPING-At Mount Stewart ship
ping is quiteibrlsk yet. Five schoon-i
ers are being loaded as fast as thc i
men can handle the produce. Pota-
toes form the bulk of the cargoes
though some oats are coming in.
Some complaints are being received
by shippers from Halifax and Sidney
re the-potatoes being rotten, causing
great loss to both buyers and ship-i
bers. Farmers should exercise great
care in sending potatoes to market,
so as not to bring such an import-
ant trade into bud reDute in the
.foreign markets. Two schooners, one
from Hayden's wharf and the other
from Mt. Stewart, loaded bv R.
Clark & Co., were towed down the ,
river Saturday by pilot McIntyre.-
L.
MOTOR BOATIN(-l IN P. E. I.-
'The October number of the Canadian'
Motor Boat, the National Motori
Boating Magazine, published in To-'
ronto, contains and article on motor
boating in .Prince Edward Island. The
'article is fllustratedand photos are
given of Dr.A. Alley with his beauti-
ful boat Elinor, who with a party of
friends recently coasted around the
time. The article also gives a view of'
Cardigan River with three of the
srngller motor boats laying of! -the
bank and comments as follows. "The
pastoral beauty that greets the trip-
per in whatever direction he may run
his boat is well depicted in this
view, which specifically portrays a
scene on the Cardigan River, one of
three rivers whose- junction forms the,
harbor of Georgetown, a paradise for
the motor hosts.”
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Have l   Thai   
Tailnidi 0
We have in stock about.5o
ladies coat lengths of splendid
weighticoating including diagon-
v
als, boucles, tweeds and reversibles
every piece new this season, and
the variety is large enough to <.
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if
'f
suit the most exacting Tailored .0
|945 
*to your measure in first-class style and delivery, j.
guaranteed inside of two' weeks. Prices $l8.00 a
_ r
3;’
$20.0() and $22.00. L'-:ave your order to day. ""‘
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S. A. McDonald   
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The Island’s Leading Store `
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ISLAND MINISTER IN .N. S.-
Rev_ Canon Simpson, of St. Pcter's
Cathedral, Charlottetown, has con-
sented to deliver u number of ad-
dresses at special services to be held
in St. Bees' Church, Westville, from
November 21st to the 23rd inclu-
sivc says a New Glasgow- cxchangc.
A program of the services will be an-
nounced ncxt week. Unnon Simpson
is one of the foremost men in the
Anglican synod of the diocese ol
Nova Scotia. He serves on many
important committees and is always
representative to to the great gath-
'erlngs held elsewhere. He does not
pose as an orator but his sermons
arc marvels. Many of them have
been collected nnd published in book
form and others have appeared with
much favorable comment in leading
papers in England and elsewhere. Hc
is »= Parish worker who takes second
place with no one and his fearless-
ness of utterance has made him the
central figure in many a his fight for
the right. It is hoped that all who
can possibly do so will make it a
point to hear this man while he is
in Westville.
GOOD LECTURE-Ou Thursilny cv-
culrig the 13th, Rev. E. Weeks, B.
D., of Pownal, delivered a. most in-
teresting lecture in the Mount Bte-
wart Methodist Church. The subject
matter of the address was the rever-
end geutleman’s visit to many oi the
historical cities of Europe en route
to the World'c Sunday School Con-
vention wnich met at Zurich in July.
There was a good attendance and for
an hour anilaquarter the speaker
led nn interested and attentive audi-
ence from Boston across thc mighty
Atliintic in 'l`hc Azores, l\ladcira,Gib-
rnlter, tho fortress clifl that holds
thc key of thc Mediterranean, Al-
giers, Naples, Pompeii, and lastly to
lfomc the Eternal city so full of his-
toric interest. The whole juurncy,so
intensely interesting to the traveller,
was presented in such a way that it
seemed as if the audience were trans-
ported in imagination to the vcry
scenes so vividly described. Of course
we were all glad when we arrived at
Rome and were led to those famous
scenes like St. Peters Cathedral, The
Vatican, The Forum, 'Phe Capitoline
Hill. and the Collosieurn. All through
the lecture, apt allusions to history'
were made and illustrations suggest-
efd that enhanced itaivalue. A silver
collection was taken andanice sum
finalized, nicer which ine prniienbiel W f" 
meeting was closed by the singing of
the hymn, Jesus Lover of My Soul.
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KANSAB CITY. Mo., Nov. 11-
To Piano Buyers who are Look-
irg for ¢\ BARGAIN
There are about B0 different makes of Pianos
IN CANADA
~ There are pianos whos-.\ only selling attraction is
'iii Em APvEA»i »sNCE
There are pianos fairlv well made, and are just good commercial
pianos, but cannot be cnlleil ii
MUSIC _i L INSTRUMENT
There are pianos who have fought their way fo the front, through
long yearn of’ hard work. 'l`li»-.y have made for themselves
A ELLPU TA TION
wmcu onion or m.~i'r1'iU_\inN'r ARE You Mosr LfmiLY
'ro our A BARGAIN or -i
H EVERYBOIH KNOWS
anvrziinu eco. xnnv-uoniw, in _ , _
LOCKMANMNGI . s ssounseouw anna
l"0R VALUE RECUVED
Com ltors are usingasa as th t d t ll ch l _
as they, gala this is no test of va‘l1\li‘;;, or ofuwllg isoano .6 as mp y l
REAL BARGAIN
We invite a comfimlson of our prices on the above named instru-
ments, with any dea er in any city of this Dominion. If you cannot get
as good value for your money here. don‘t deal with us. ~
- MILLER BROS.
wa8l‘i?i7l§l%l:'T ST. CHARLUFFETOWN.
  _
FLOUR and'FEED` I
~ We are now receiving our Winie ‘ _ l f
FLOUK in t-'ie follo vin.; well kuwwn branldgz mpP"y 0
B¢lV¢f. §fsr. Qll¢'l\ Cllr. Phoenix, Sunbeam. Royal-Gold.
Regal. Five Roses and Royal Household. /
Al S0
Bl'_lll» Mlililllngs. Oilcske, Coffon \`eed, M. lsssine
Moll. torn Meal Cracked Corn and Rolled Oats.
All of whi h we are sellincat lowest prices, .
_WHOLESALE AND RETAIL `
_Don’t fail io call and get our prices before buying.
2roa,i£i;ME§npR  6 CO'
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r`>ANIli:Ls 'ro spuax ` ' '
Ar Kansas emi   S
The Kansas City Commercial Club ` Ngw ig th i' _ 
todsv completed preparations for its
J
e .imc to replenish the i ...
annual ohn Jav gunquet, which is .
to be mud wednes ny night. 'nie S d S h I ,
guest of honor and principal speaker   c  r  lf..
at tl; bansuet lwilleha Secretary of - _, ~,~.3  ‘  f
the avy anes. ecrcfary Daniels ' I 1 `  " ` _
will appear as the personal represent- ‘Ve lnve -lu” recelvcd ‘U89 5f0¢kl Of cl'l0lC§ Bllllki l
::i".:.:;.§f:i2s“:.:'2s°;.:‘.i.::i.i;.i:0 §‘;',‘,; “,-§,i§r°'i°; '°°-, dim* fr°°'l=“°h 1>°\=l'*‘=°-f' i
',n,u|,,g yea, than ,oak pine, and “_   banking and currency measures will 9 9| |0118 rltt. Oclzly, Nllllef Q C0, 1°=\‘NlTl0n 
,,,,|¢.,,q _, ¢,,||,\,,,,._n¢-_.inane 12-' rn _ _ _ _ _ __ -_ _ Hatha nilhfnefi nl his address l III €-__ nr. 1 s . A _ - ___ - ' 1*