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Dartmouth, N S Canada.
BIAN HEIRJIB LLL AGAIN.
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LONDON, Nov. 21--The Berlin Bur-
geon, Professor Iaraels. has been
summoned to Ttsrskoe-Selo. where
Dr. Federofl has beeif in attendance
since the Russian Imperial family re-
turned from Spala, says a despatch
to the Daily Mall from St. Peters-
hurg. -
The circumstances point, according
to the correspondent, to the continu-
ed gravity'of the il ness of the young
Grown Prince.
The Court doctor admit that it is
a serious surgical ease.
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MONTREAL MARKETS.
MONTREAL, Nov. 21--Oats, Can-
adian Western, No. 2. 45l £0 45: 21-
tm No, 1 feed, 45 to 451; No. 2,10-
cal white, 42; No. 4, local white, 41,
Fleur, Mnnitohn sm-ini: wheat. Ds-
tents, firsts, $5.40; seconds, $4.90;
strong bakers, $4.70; winter Plllltfllfli.
choice, $5.35; straight, rollers. $4.95 -Hon. P. C. Murphy, Tignlsh, was
to $5.00; straight rollers, bags, $2.35 a passenger to Buminerside yesterday
t $2.40
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Bran, $22; shorts, S26 to 27; mid-
dlings, $28 to $30; moullis, $30 to
$35.
Hay, No. 2, per ton, car lots, $18 day_J,
to $13.50.
Potatoes, 70c. to 85c.
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ERNEST CANNING WON
RACE AT AMHERBT.
AMI-1aRs'r, Nev. 21-An interest- Vernon. A. _ » '
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mg ve m e race was nm 0 B -Mrs. Robert Bell, recently return- ity. His ollice phone No. is 7.
Winter Fair Blilding this evening.
The contestants were Ernest Canning,
of Maccan, Tho-rnton of Halifax, the
Turnbull brothers of Springhill, and West.A. - .
Eastman, of Amherst. Canning who
is only a lad 18 won out easily.
Time 27 minutes and 4seconds_
James Turnbull. of Springhill came
second, and Thornton of Halifax,
third.
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r- most disagreeable weather, have double soles, coun-
ters and vamp, blucher cut.
All sizes prices range from .. . . . . _ . _ . .. .$3 up
Reuben Tupiin ff? Co.
,_ 9.30 last evening (after the arrival ol
-It pays to buy in this Province
-Capt Wm Richards, Bideford is
spending e few days is Bun\merli\|e.J
--C W Oltrh of 0lbc\ll!PQ\\° *U
in Atherton on 'rhsrsday A
-J C MeKm\le,,o! Campbellton
was in Summerside ydltisrda! J
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_Thlns Olmilbbll Blilihllorlds Ulf:
yggtgggigy morllllg [Or SBTKVIHQ -J
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mor`nlng.J. ` ,
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-Hmbert Murphy and son Boyd ol
Crapaud were in Buminsrlride yester-
-Miss Christina Fraser, Alberton,
is visiting friends and relatives in
Charlottetown and Georgetown.A.
-Miss Edith hfclresn, Aiberton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ill. A. Lewis,
ed from a visit to members of her
family in the Canadian and American
-Ewen and Mrs. -Campbell of A1-
berton are in Lynn. Mass. visiting
their son Donald and daughter Mrs.
Grant.A.
is -
--T. C. Gutterridge and family who
slde.A. '
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-Geo. Laidlow representing J. G.
Mo"se & Co., Tea Merchant, Halifax,
is in B'side calling on the trade. Re
is always a welcome visitor Lo Sum-
- mel‘slde.J _
_ -The _Schooner Lizzie Catherine. '
Capt. Di S. Miller, arrived ia port
at Alberton on Thursday from New-
castle, N. B. Owing to the river be-
,ing caught over in ice the Capt.
could not bring all the cargo he in-
¥.cndsd.A., p ;"'
-B. Rl. McPh‘ée, Kin-lrora; E. lil.
Caswell, Charlottetown; W. R. De~
;Brisay, Halifax, registered at the
Clifton House, Summer-side, between
i the Empress) and 9.30 the previous
f evening.-J.
L-hh
--Between the hours of 5 o'c1ock
on Wednesday and 7.30 on Thursday
evening, the following registered at
the_ Wissner Hotel, Alberton:--J. G.
- Mcltendrick, Campbellton; E. .W.
,Husstls and John Smith, Amherst;
E R Brow Ch rlottetown' J R..
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LARGEA AUCT 0 A' SAL,
srocii, cnov Ann mmzneurs
We are instriicted by GEO AULD, Esq,, to sell on his farm nt COVEHEAD turning Mer outward cargo con-
_0n Ssiurdsy, Nov. 50, |912 at |050 A M. Sharp
The Following.
STOCK-.-Brood mars 10 yenrs, in foal, lirood inure 5 yeirs, (Crown Rights). ca" ‘nimd height' Th” inward °5"'
muro Ii years, (Crown Rights,) colt I 1-2 years, coltl 1-2 years, (Lord Dal- 50 was “V0 “T5 0! lfeight-_'L
mcnyl, six inilch cows, fat cow, two oxen I l-2 years, twirheifers lycnr,
three calves, renewed cow, brood sow, four full pigs, 120 B. P. Rock hens -*The first 01 B B2l`i°5 Of Plllilm
and pullets. pure bred.
CROP--I5 ions hay, 200 stocks mixed feed. 120 stocks white wave outs, 350 stooks Wednesds evenin in the Court
Irish white oats, 700 bushels turnips_ 000 bushels potatoes.
PLEMENTS-Frost & Wood binder, McCormick hay mower. Mcformic
hay nike, Frost &Wood_mannre spreader. set fanneils, horse power thresher uses some and redgations and an
zzisflfsssix- i.;;;"f*”_-..“*=£‘.‘.i.'.f*.=°;.';.‘i‘:.‘i‘.;.:"“fi." i‘i“““°““.';.‘?'°- °.‘P';" Wes  is-=-~  T°-»»----- by “-
,-# 8 . 5° - ~* _ .- “ 2*’ “'.'°W- _ "‘S°'6 » “' _ asv. J. A. winne1a_ Aiirigeuisr ine
s e|gh_ box sleigh, circular saw fm cutting wood, disc huriow, spring tooth
harrnw_ s ke tooth hiwrow.horsolioe Cockshutt a low» Wilkl
, Pl , g ng p son plow
l\_o. 30 Frost & Wood plow, one l\oi'se_ new model small seed sower, hay oar-
rrer, fork_ blocks and rope, mud digger und chain. tumip cutter, post hol
digqcr, wire reel and stretcher. crow hairs, ice tools, 5 ft. pond saw, ice pulls
slmd\tongs (pcytho, folks, shovels, hoes, pick, Masons' tools, Carpenters' tools,
llm 'KH ll R
'a hin es.
ORCHARD TOOLSgrAlymer spray pump, Kansas priming hook. shears, barrel A- ‘L P°m""_» Ml5°°“°h°¢ W' »D- M°'
press, rack follower, stencils, packing table, fruit ladders. ’
HARNESS.-2 sets cart harness, set team sleigh harness, 2 sets light harness, set "B ' R- S~ KWH* P5*-°*`b01" ' W
express harness. plow humess.
All Household Furniture consisting of parlor, dining room, kitchen and bed-_ 5Gh“l'm||1'i Hdlhi. F°€i5¢Bl'°d at U15
room suits, organ. 3 cases mounted birds. washing machine, Dnii~i_\' churn. Sharp-_ QHOGD f‘l0f»°l', Summeralde. between
less cream separator, ies cream freezer, scales, breech loading gun and lots of 9.30 last evening (after the arrival of
ritéier ni-ticlos not enumerated.
' RMS-Alllsums of $5.00 and under cash: over $5.00 twelve months credit on evening.--J.
approved ,ioint notes. ll per cent por annum will be allowed oif for cash.
Sale positive. No reserve as farm is sold. .
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BEBLT. ,CARTER &_ CO. A\u'tione'irs_
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\ Thomas, New York; G. F. Hart, Lon-
*-Tbe Empress arrived in Bumnier-
side lnst evening at 7.i0. She had
thirty passengers going and forty re-
sisted of sixteen hundred bags pota-
toes, twelve himdred bags oats, two
temperanee iiieetihys was held on
Y _` 8
House at Alberton. A fine long pro-
k gramme was given consisting of ehnr-
evenlng was n most. enjoyable one
and the large audience were deeply
6 lnterested.A.
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-Frank T. Bixby, F. W. I-Ieustis,
Amherst; T. M; Beaulieu, Montreal;
Dondld, Bt. John; J. A. Hiiston, Hal-
X. Y. 0. -
I. B. Neuse," isdmhndstoni, G. M.
the Empress) and 9.30'the previous
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-The hottie of George sad Mrs.
Haywood, Elmdale, was the scene ol
100 Bushels
Wheat
1 Wanted
5-. iff, 1
I '11 Grafton Qt
at L. A. H aszard s
 D. Milligan. of oeisrnan. she was nr-
_, tended by Mill Blbndhé Lockhart oi
Advance
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Pictures
Although n little early I am showing an early
arrived shipment of Pictures suitable for Xmas Gifts.
Theaeglnclude some splendid values such aslsrrison
Fishers 'P`smp\'rha|ei|‘ 'sl res essh, limiseii l‘iiher's - '
l'nisti,sii Msaiifulferffamlng at 25e earn and Archie
.Gqn|\',l..in  and Whiieat 5oc and Khliit (|_ll|in’e
-`i #My Slifow- Window,
  -einen-.
Showing
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all interesting event on Wednesday,
the 13th inet., at 7 o’clock p. rn.,
when their`~~ youngest diughter,
Lauretta J ans was united in marrlalgv
to Seymour-‘Thompson of the same
' Place. The ceremony was performed
hy the Rev/ J..H;_ Mel-lsttie, in the
presence 'ef'-near friends and relatives
ol the bride and groom. The bride,
who wore a' very becoming gown of
cream silk with pearl asrnitnre, was
given away by liar bro er-in-law, A.
Coleman, while 2:, groom was eup-
fportbd 'by Bglpl hhockhart of the
sanie panel - ter t e ceremony and
congratulations s dainty wedding
_ supper was served, and a very en-
ioyeiiile evening spent. The happy
'__ couple redide in lllnidsie.
(rromiiresterdlifs Evening ousi-alan)
--John Gillis, Tryon, who a few
- weeks a¢o had the misfortune tu'
break his leg in George Ives' mill, is
progressing favorably and expects to
be at work shortly, _
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-A new rursl route has bssn start-
'ed in North Tryon. It starts st. the
sent]-Y . blllllli if hhll°
aL.____.._n-u-|n-
‘Ncrth Tryon post office and passing' _ ,
phrough Maple Plains returns sgdin' , _
o North Tryon. ' y 
-s. n.-neuron, '1‘rr°l~ *M “fl This is'-the season threw: surfer
-Ole cent per word each insertion
lor sdverildll M Wil solemn Cam
must accompany order, and five per
cent discount dilated Minimum
charge twenty fm cents
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-Do as others are doing-shop
from Holman's Catalog 1123Mlll3i
-The Morning Daily Guardian can
is theplzce for host seledlons and
-We are again in a position to fill
' T. Holman , Llmltsd. ll.-23ME3l.
-H. Clerk; Agent. will be gladto
receive all news, advertising and
subscriptions in Alherton and vicin-
-_-Rubber belting, circular saws and
all mill supplies-right goods. and
right- prices, at Brsce’s.
11-ll0mws6i,Ew8i.
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
miss an issue, as all papers are dis
continued promptly on expiry date.
, ,__ . _ ___ have been residing in Alberton for the __ _.
" T ` ' past _vesr have left for the United ""*
F m sum where they-wiu in :sms rs-
Strong " W et Pr00f” `
Boots for, Farmers
We are showing a gcod line ot ' I
strong, heavy, waterproof bcots- f
just the thing for the present cold, _ }'\
wet and disagreeable weather. 7l` I
These boots are made bythe __
famous Amherst peopleare strong
ly sewn, well-made of specially treated leathers that ,
makes the boots soft, pliable and easy to the feet and
i enables them to stand plenty of rough wear in the
-Base Burners and stoves of all
kinds is a big specialty, Bra/ce's,
Summersidla. This is where you get
values and s`olid satisfaction.
11-19mt\lf4l,Ei2i.
-Now is the time to set traps-and
to set traps is to make money-to
save money buying traps is to buy
from Ho‘lman's, Summerslde_ Their
prices are lowest, their traps arc
best. Bee I-lolman's` Catalog.
-For sale, a fevn pairs of P re Bred
Imported Flemish Giant Rah its-an
unusually. large and prolific species.
Suitable for fox ranches. Address
Box, 75 Summer-side, P. E. I.
11-15Mtl.'
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will be glad to receive all news, ad
vertlsing and subscriptions in Sum
phone is 45-1 and residence phone
loose hay, $10; pressed hay, 11-A-
-~'l'l1b following were registered at
the Wisner House, Allierton between
6,80 last evening and 6.30 the pre-
vious evening :-Jchn Chtster, St.;
John; J. F. Whear, Charlottetown;R.
T. Taylor, Moncton; J. Garrett, St.
-Rev. T. P. Frost, B. D., L. L.D.,,
pastor of the first Methodist Episco-
pal Ch-urch, Evanston, Ills, and Mrs.
Frost are visiting their _daughter Mrs.
George Morris at the Methodist Par-
sonage, Kensington. Dr. Foster will
preach at Margate tomorrow morning
and at Kensington in the evening,
JACK JOHNSON _
Pnnansrp Nor Gulurv.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21-Jack Johnson
today received permission from Unit-
ed states District .Ind oar nur
of violhhlng tht Malin Bhite Slavs
pare the deiiirlirrers.
It had been expected when arraign-
ed that the pugllist. would plead to
huh with transporting Belle Schrein-
er, ,r white woman, aei-nss riiriei-ai.,
P
poses.
,Johnson was represented bv four
Bttorheys in another case in the
Federal Court and entered a plea of
not guilty to the .cherae of smug-
gling a diamond neclrlace on his re~
turn from Europe.
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lowest prices. 11-19mt\u4i.EUi1-_J .i. fs ' ’  -,__  for us in ' sipna exceptional valuelt ttgmotbe
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Tailored Apparel For The
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_hr shunned s¢_nausrty'» 'renserihi  ' A .\ _ _ 9 _  f 'sys' y" 
Parlors. Summerside. f _  __ ,  ‘ ,  _ .  _ ,  __
_ T e unsedséhiable weather maklli t i 2 at ve
duplieateggiin this vicinity. i- ‘V A ’ l ` - 
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'Very _stylish reversible blsiikét cloth _chats 'in _i- ‘
S 'f beautiful mixtures of tain, brown ` tty, and itliitilid 
Q ` green._The`sje._coe4:,s are regularly sb& at ftoiiif _,-'to ' -_
.e $‘i6_. sizes ,9,4”‘t_o 38.' ‘Our special value............;iii_50_ _-_
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Fur 'lfriniiiied Ciiiiis will  
Fur trimmed coats of black or navy b€Wifi'.l_j' ` 4  '!
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siyle. They are lined with fine quality c‘t1i*l_ -- iffik 5  -'=
interlined with rubber sheeting making ll1“eii'l"°' i mf ‘ ’ '
and waterproof proof. The broad, full iurred collar "-'
 and reveres are of western sable. Our special rice _,_
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Handsome coat of Pony Caracal cloth represent-
 - 45 ‘ ing skins joined together; made 52 inches long in `_
'_ ' gemifitting style. This coat is warm and comfortable rj
; as well as rich in appearance. Our special price,$l4.50. 
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C. Jardine's Bco‘rstore, Water Bt.,
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Use Any Catalogue in Your House, Bul Send The 0rder ff
Te Us, We Will Give Better Value Than Any Mall -ilfrlier ff
Iiouseln Canada. i
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B0 re _
to me deinurrers to tue' nveeliarges'
set, pending aizninet him. 'rhreef
weeks were allowed iii which to prs-
the sevei-al indictments which charge `
State boundaries for immoral ur-0'
 
lr to p°°i*\_f_-!!if-
rnersids and vicinity. Her aims ` _ A ---1. . '
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-'rhs relieving are the Alperton "‘ i Vi V Q , D A _ .
market prices :-White oats, 40; black ‘ I
oaiis, 42; hides, 11; pork, 7 to 9; _ ,\ _ K
eggs, za; nnusr, 24, esifsirins, 12; _ ‘ ‘X } , , .
poultry, 10 to 12; potatoes, 25, __ ' .. . .~~- fi W - L, _ - ` -_ ' ,
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fi- i- A A  ~i-  -i- i- -.- M _Jr -i~ ~i-[»i- ~i-'Jr in"-‘ "~‘ 'li '-' "-  
John; W- A' Owen: T0r0nt0'A' "";;;;.,-*l"°:::._T.:t:::,' 172:. ~1f._'. hr.-:.>:'_1_1a::1=';_= ._  ' ` ”-;;~'~=1;*"1"'§
Exclusive Ties, Gloves and Mufflers
_ for Nutty, Men - -
A man’s store that can give you excell-
ent service, if you are looking for choice
values in REALLY GOOD THINGS.
Glovesin ian cape, suede .and _silk lined and in
mocha and woolen; priced from 5oc to $2.50
In ties we can give you s most attractive. selection
of new Fail productions, coming in all the latest shades
and eifects; priced SSG _5o'_.‘ to-$1.00. `
MEN’S'MUFFLElfS-s range of knitted mufllers
unsurpassed by any other store ln the city; Grey. Cream
Tan and otherceiors. Priced from 5oc to $2 75. '
- COLLARS---The J Brand Austrian Collar, the
iinest on the market guaranteed to keep their shape and
not shrink) All the popular shapes. Price zoc each.
or 3 for 5oc. _
BRUCES =
_ Mep's Wear 'Store, Victoria Row. 7 `
clwlmrs “'""“ snin. _RANGE  _
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The echilhkdldlln yet meds in iiillild
rim.. Kd
the
.Haviland-Limoges  J
 __ 'rhis--irfqili' of snr _srocx Psrranlihs when is sim is .ny _
quintity. We heve _; _st received ashipment which makeh this line complete' A '-
Anypne wi? hes_&re'e_ y _started building s DINN ER or TIIASE in t,hie';'»l¢t`-" '
er1t.?éii~._ii wfpd been  or pieces required. The pattern .iii"dalnly`wll`l|'
floral and gold dpccrst 9 ’ ` ` ' ` '
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