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, Since this is not a world
-‘every individual has been called into
. it for a purpose, and' will
-he has fulhlled that purpose. When a
“man is in the proper relation to God,
no real evil can befall
may feel at times that l»’rovia.len<'o is
severe, but our purpose is more pre-
cious to God than our feelings, und
career may not he marred
God has proposed that we should
often our feeling must suilei- ihat our ‘V
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of chance, in
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reason we may be clothed with pow- p
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them to the glory of God.
live until er from on high, and all things ~ are Hughem 0| Hopf," Elvgr; and ;M|~_
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P ‘ ~ -
W. Perry is. diisff 'inifdharlottetown
this morning about seven.
CALLED FOR A PURPOSE. he Lblessinl, and that through us he NEw_ _|_ p_'B_...Th, fouoqmg gmt.
-- V ' might bless the world and bring it lem,” hu, Men' appoingsd Junmgg
toisubmissionftohie will. For this‘o| th, pug, (0,. Qugmq (buggy,
PA'YB:to lilly ilvibll Prov1l1°¢'.* ‘
LANT LINE The Plant Un# .A
rinee Edward Island,: Mr. Frederick 
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THE LADY LAVIIRIBIR.-xl cue
ven us that we may properly direct wmiam A. smousiii of Cavendish: weather perniits.,f the Government
that we are a. part of the plan in the is
hlui. Home With a firm faith in God, believing
6'
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v_orld's salvation, and possessing a town to-day after her recent iob th' vy _ y
picking 'up and laying down buoys around the Island, will leave this
Georgetown harbour. She will be morning in order to pick up the buo-
oing out again lniodiately on sim- ys
s..rong, unchangsablc love for God,~ of
e may be assured that, come weai in
0
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r woe, all these things shall work g
ogether lor good to us, ‘who are the 1
alled according to his purpose.
ITINARAY OF REV. MR.
-MISHIONARY OI" KOREA N
hole islon fire. The steamer is expec- m
nstitute in the Hall at Mayfield, on ir
Sunday-November 23rd, Zion,
Charlottetown li a. m. Marshfield,
3 p. m. St. James, Charlottetown,
Monday-Noiember 24th, Mount
Stewart ‘
Tuesday-November 25th
Peters.
East St.
'I ll. in.
26
gan
Thursday-Nov. 27th,
ed to reach this port on November I
22. M
R
oval. MAIL LINE “
soars sooN BEGIN.
_°" A
rtnight the first sailing of the new
Wednesday-Novemuer th. Cardi-, foM0N'1`RE‘“-~ N°"- .19-Wim" “ been mode by the Executive couneu. W
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ovemher 4, says the cargo in No. 4 m
bU0Y'b0&t the Lady .'I=|l\ll\l¢l',' flhlch is
THE BRANT.-The D. G. S. Brant here at present to” carry out the
or
expected to 'return to Charlotte-
, .K 01 bfinsine in for the winter
e various hee. Summer bno s
at the western part of the Prov-
r work. ince.
MEETING MONDAY -Mr iWilfred
eeting of the Northern Farmers'
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 _ MEETING OF AUDITORS.-It is‘
Davison, Instructor in Field Hhs- Dl‘0D0sed to hold a meeting of the
YUUNG steamer Sade Maru from Seattle bandry, of the Provincial Depart- olliclal auditors of Canada for the
ent of agriculture will address a purpose of 'discussing their account-
' an
r
cy and exchanging ideas towards
nter efllciency in the work The
0 ` .
ondsy evening November 24th.. at Auditor General of the Dominion will
7.30.- As this is the annual be
meeting every member of the Instit- in
te is expected to be present- P
among those present. at the meet-
g, which Mr. John Anderson, the
rovinclal Auditor of this Island,
~*- hasheen invited to attend. `
INTERESTING APPOINTMEN'l‘:-
n interesting appointment has just
t present there is no one in London ge
, A
undas. lla” stmm" b‘."°W°°“ .(“““9d°' and (England) authorized to administer in
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FOUND.-"rue missing gssoisne nose
hich the D. G. S. Brant went in
arch of on Wednesday, as reported
yestei-day’s Guardian, has been
Fl`idHY-N0\'€mb¢P 9391. 30\‘fis» lthe west Indies' which ls part of their oaths in l‘¢*-silfd t0 d°°\1m°l\t9 found. The boat which belonged to
Sunday-November 30th,
n. in, Orwell 2.30 p. m.
Belfast 11 reciprocity arrangement between the for use in this p,_ovmce_ The appoint M
r. Morrow, of Annandale, who was
.Tailored Now _
We havé in stock about 5o_
ladies coat lengths o_f splendid
weight coating including diagon-
als, boucles, tweeds and reversiblcs
every piece new this season, and
the variety is- large enough to
7 p. m.
Monday, December lst
9.30; Wood Islands 7.-30.
Tuesday, December, 2
lown. '
mv;/_edneBdny' Decembel ' equid is now at St. John, ready to
`.. ‘be loaded, leaving on Saturday for . . » _ I'
Hdhursdtoy, December ith, Murray Hamax, where she will take on pak Wednesday s meeting of the Execu founq her at tm.” dcxock that strep
3rd Monty Indies direct line. The S. S. Cob-
' ~ It ' t .. ill be d . U   - - -- _
Wueyneld dsro zligvergglfn sagrllement :liz hey; fx; '°‘°§f§gk;§,_'g;°° t};;"1ifft';i_° Mg; acwmrenied by two Gwrsetown men
_ ur .
’ C 1 d - “Mail Steam Packet company will di- _ - -
a B Uma 'vert four of its modern steamers, the gondon' hats Frgeagpmgsioxi uc);
nd George. »S. S. Cobequid, Caraquct, Chaleur, olwemmen °- o
' and cmgneete, to the canada-west IE
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FOX COS. INCORPORATED.- At
ve Council, the applications of the H
Angus McLean and Jack Yoston, had
set out on Tuesday night, with a raft
I logs in tow, from Wood Islands
aths ln London for Prince Edward for Georgetown: but up to midday
land- ‘ ‘on Wednesday, when the assistance of
he Brant was requisitioned, had not
eachsd her destination. The Brant
oon oii Wood Islands breakwater.
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suit the most exacting. Tailored
“hor X' | n r mail d c r o Sh U
i<`ri<i_'ly, December 5th, Morray Har- ,se ge S' s all " g ' e ‘B f.,
r
bor, .\'. ' I
Sunilay, December 7th, Long River
ll, Kensington, 3, Malpeque 7 p. in.
ANOTHER STEAMER ON FIRE.
YOKOHAMA, Nov, 19-A wireless
message received from the Japanese
due to leave Halifax on December 5th
touch at Bermuda on December Sth,
and to reach the end of her trip,
Demersra, in good time for Christmas I
eve. Leaving Demerara on December
26th, she is due back at St. John
on Januarv 13th. The Cobequid will
be followed out from Halifax by the
S. S. Caraquet on December 19th.
Rogers Payton Silver Black
Foxes Lid.,
Capital to be Issued $135,000
Pai' Value ol Shares $10.00 each
For extended pedicvces of the SIX l’AlRS OF
PURE BRi‘.D ISLAND FOXES, see propecius
The Directors of this Company me men of standing and
experience and the Conditions ucdur which the Compauy’s
l-`-axes will be cared i.r are particularly satisfactory. Send for
prospectus.
Applications for shares may be niadc to any of the
Directors, or to
. w‘ K- R0GEll§s Eh_e_rl9!_‘¢f°w"» P-El
01' C..l STEWART mi.-rio.. its. I.
ation by letters patent were grant- t
spiral of $625,000 Crapaud Fox t
Ltd., Charlottetown, $400,000; `G€0l`E¢
55,000; General Fur Farms, Char-
ver Black Fox Ou., Ltd., Tignish,
$90,000.
'Silver Black~Fox Company Limited
have added 1°" Dwi” °f foxes- viz' 'of the buying over of the company
two ,pairs from the Dalton Ranch, one
pair Oulton-Rayner and one pair
Dalton-Lewis-Oulton. This makes a
total on twelve pairs capitalized at
$18,000_00 e. pair totalling $21(-`..000.00
Eight pairs are classed as old breeders
and every pair are guaranteed as
eligible for registration in Class A.
Expenses for keep in 15 Del' Cent in'
cludinb taxes, food, wages etc.,
Attention is directed to their adver-
tisement in another column. The
Canada. Fox Exchange and Invest-
ment Company Ltd. have secured a
block of the stock and all inquiries
should be made to them direct.
WAR
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There oever was fy good war or a
ba-rl peace.-Benjamin Franklin.
' 9 - 9
;»7S4, I 1,21 Mfm 1v3i
That made game the world so 'loves
f A to play.-Swift, "Ode to “Sir Wil-
liam. Temple."
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 3
To Piano Buyers who are Look-
ing for A BARGAIN
There are about 30 different makes of Pianos ~
IN CANADA '
There are pianos whose only selling attraction is
THEIR APPEARANCE
There are pianos fairly wel.l made, and are just good commercial
pianos, but cannot he called a
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
There are pianos who have fought their way to the front, through
long years of hard work. They have made for themselves
A REPUTATION
WHICH GRADE or INSTRUMENT ARE You niosr LIKELY
'ro our A BARGAIN or I -
EVERYBODY KNOWS
HEINTZMAN a co. i<ARN-iioams, iIaNns:LssoHN, sunn-
LOCK-MANNING.
FOR VALUE REC-ElVED
Competitors are using as a canvas that we do not sellfas cheaply
as they, but this is no test of values, or of what is a
REAL BARGAIN
We invite a wgppa. lson of our prices on the above named instru-
ments, with any rl erin any city of this Dominion. If you cannot get
as good value for your money here. don't deal with us.
MILLER BROS.
128 KENT ST. CHARLOTTETOWN.
1588.9. 17MEtf
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ew Books
Now is the time to replenish the
Sunday ,School Libraries
We have just received large Stocks of Choice Books
for S. S. Lilirsricp Qc . direct from such publishers
as The Religious '|'ract,Soci¢fy, Nislief Q Co, T. Nelson
Q. Sons,   Q Co., Wm Collins Q. Sona.
We give large discounts oil published prices. You
can do better with ns than lfyou import, besides you
cln personally selecl what books are needed. V
it Carter & Company, limited
War's s, game which, were their sub-
jects wise, kings would not play it.-
Cowper.
The tyrant custom ‘ Z '
Hath made the ilinty and steel couch
of war
My thrice-driven bed of down.
-Shakespeare, "0thel1o. "
He is_ come to open
The purple testament of bleeding WHT-
-Shakespesre, “King Richard III."
Dobbes clearly proves that every
creature ` _
Lives in a state of Worr by l18f»\1\‘€»
-Swift, "Poetry, a Rhapsody,"
Ring out the thousand wars of old.
ning in the thousand years of peace!
-Tennyson, "In Memoriam."
Grim-visnged war hath smoothed
his wrinkled front.-Shakespeare.
-'King Henry VI."
N Nation shall not lift up sword
against nation, neither shall they
learn war any more.~Old Testament
Micah 4:3.
"War," says Machiavelli, "ought to
be the only study of n prince."-Ed-
miind Burke, “A Vindication of Na-
tural Society."
We kind o' thought Christ went
agln war an' pillage.-Lowell. "The
Bigelow Papers."
It is magnificent hut it is not war.
-Said by General Bosquet of the
Char ofthe Li ht Bri ado.
Ee 8 5
War he sung, is toil and trouble.
-Dryden, "Alexander's Feast." `
When Greeks joined Greeks, then
was the tug of war.-Nathaniel Lee.
He who did well in war just cams
the right
To begin doing well in peace.
-Robert Browning, "Luria."
War, war is still the cry--war even'
to the knife!
-Byron, §'Chl1ds Harold. ' ’
War loves to seek its victims in the
young.-Sophocles.
Peace hath her victories
No less renowned than war.
-Milton, "To Lord Cromwell-"
lottetown, $175,000; The Hackett Sil~‘h
llowlng fox companies for incorpo- The ran was too heavy for tha boat
o tow, and she was ""_iust`” drifting
cdr- International Fur Farming Corn b t V _ I
zany, Ltd., of Summerside, with a it ou ’ and in an pt°b°'m'hty would
ave been lost bud not the Brant
urned up at such a timely period.
C v
Rnnching Company. I;td., Crapnud, ,Th t t
570,000; Gleneiaasie silver Bleek Fox ,af1§n°“’sa',‘°ef 5:26-32° 2°” “"1 thi’
co., Ltd., Gienaiadale. $60000:
Mount Edward Silver Black Fox Co.,
y EB OWH.
CANADIAN Monro INVESTMENT. _
-Messrs H. Fitzgerald, P. : smitnl
Morrison Company, Charlottetown, ‘and W Hogg the committee appoint- |
ed by a meetlng of the local contract    S
olders of the Canadian Home In- -
vestment Company of Vancouver, to _ _ I,
obtain .all :availavle information
from the British Columbia Govern-
ment with regard to the bona tides
bv an organization called the Alpha
Mortgage and Investment Corpora-
tion, yesterduy carried out their ob-
ligation. They called- on the Premier
and were accorded a_prompt ,_ inter-
view, when they' laid before Mr..
Mathieson the facts oflthelr situa-
tion, with the request ._ which thev
had heen_authorized by the meeting
to make. Mr. Mathieson assured them
that steps would be taken to comply
with their wishes, and it is under-
stood that he immediately communi-
cated with the Government of British
Columbia. 4 __
FOX NEWS.-On Wednesday the
Dominion Fox Breeding Company of
Murray Harbor, purchased one of the
finest pairs of foxes to be found in
the world. The female is amnrch
pup, a daughter iof the famous
three-legged Oulton fox and the pelt
of her full sister sold for $2,700 on
The male is eighteen months and was
breeding season of 1913, and is from
Silas R'ayner's best stock, being bred
and bnrnin his ranch. .Both animals
are beautifully furred, strong vigor-
ous and well developed. After £the
purchase was made a._heal{y Bdvspce
was odered by two different parties
for the pair, which the Company de-
clined to accept as they are desirous
to secure the finest stock obtainable
for their stcokholders. The Directors,
J. F. Sterns, President, Willard L.
Jordan, Vice-President, W. H. -Prowse
Secly-Treasurer Hon. John McLean,
and J, M, McLean are to be con-
gratulated on their success in sec-
uring such a valuable pair for their
already well stocked ranch. The pur-
chase was made* through the Canada
For Exchange and Investment Com-
pany, Limited, Cbarlottetown, - vho
are handling their stock for Char-
lottetown and vucinity.
:MR. DENNIS . D. ARSENAULT.
who is a news reporter for the Guar-
dia-n will be pleased to receive alll
news of importance by-mail to North
Rustico or by phone. 12-21. \ -
2788-11-21MEtl.
to your measure in 1Irst~class style and delivery,
guaranteed .inside oi two weeks. Prices $l8.00
$20.00 and $22.00. Leave your order to day.
S. A. _McDonald
FOX _NEWS__-ph. victoria Farm wa" °“ "W 1"°"“°’ “““ ‘°‘1“°“’“’” ' xmmillil
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TRAINING A GIRL, themarlret. Thanks to this plan, h<_:1l1leSS dimer while she implores
TO RUN HOME. Helen now knows how to buy ment. him to take her home to “mother”
For u time her most serious trou- Before she learned values in house- until a new servant is installed in her
hold line wc added to our supply kitchen Above all things, she will
ble seemed to lic in buying meats, D. _ 1 ` in _H ln t-h “chasm v 1 of h
says a woman contributor to Wo-
maii’s Home Companion, telling how
she trained her daughter, Helen, for
marriagc to Robert, with the aid of
the servant, Maggie. Our bill increa-
_Sed olnrmingly. Une morning I heard
Maggie remark:
“Well, Miss Helen, it you say to
the butcher; 'I d0n'i; know a thing
about meat. Send ct nice steak for!
‘some most undesirable ‘baigo H \0W G P 3 BUG er
She will never waste Robcrt's money husband’s salary, because she has
ou the same sleazy, Inerccrlzed tow- learned it, as she should-at her
els or sheeting, _ mother's expense.
'And directly she could sparc time Last night, when she turned over
from her practical course of training the bank and account books, sho
as a purchasing and disbursing agent said to Robert:
.'»/foggie, the faithful, began to in-1 "You’1l never know, dear, what
struct her in plain cooking. |mumscy has saved you. N0, not just
All this has been easy for Helen in money, but in temper and tears
six,' he sure will cheat yon, And it nor her n-other. But it will make I have watered many of her coat col-
nin't any use for you to poke your! things much easier for Helen and her lsrs that yours might be dry."
unfrers into a piece of mf-at and 1001;' husband. Doubtless sho will make I I smiled at them both, but sold
Wise. He’l1 see through you. You
gon to know ment."
This appealed to me as sound rea-
soning. Every moruing during the
next fortnight I wcut with Helen to
mistakes. The -best--and most experi- nothiiig. Why should I tell Robert
enced of us older women do that. Butt the l,i'utli?-that I had been trying to
she will know how to cover those' make good as o. mother-in-law for
mistakes with a brave smile. Her zhim, in order that my precious 'dau-
husband will never gaze at her in ghter might be happy with him.
the 'London market three years ago. L I' ' '-I
We believe that this, industrial con-
tne rather of four pups during the ` “Charloifelown Needs Industries"
"Mac’s Nurses' I-legistration Bur-_
eau is a decided boon to all exper-
ienced, qualified nurses looking for
employment. It supplies a ready
means of communication between
high-grade professional nurses and
those who desire their service. This
bureau places no charge on its ser-
vice-all we ask is that you make
full 'use of it. The Two Macs, 149
Great George St. MEM.
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 foams nos. .;,
This is the mari; that for, ‘
over 60 yean has distin-
guish# "Jilur Plate V ~
- that mrs. " lmands . ,
._ Fi foralllhoss excellent ,,,
_ /- » qualgllcsifound V ,;,_
on y n the ."".j,_
"\\ world'l bon. / Wilhitssyour 5’
Tide you can 'g
ay Just sa ‘_
safely an the . I
silver expert. A _
'in
cern has not been excelled, if equall-
ed, in the industrial life of the Mari-
time Provinces so far as its rapid
growth is concerned. Only q, few
years ago the _plant was established
in one building on the Steam Navi-
gation Wharf, today it takes many
buildings to accommodate the dif-
ferent actlvities, of Bruce stewart,
&co_,I.td.  _ 
. . . . There is no doubt but that
all the issue of stock will be taken
UD- N0thing more attractive, so sec-
urely safeguarding has been offered to
the people. Here is a business abso-
lutely safe with its condition financ-
ially and otherwise, open to the pub.
lic. Here is n business calculated to
develop our resources, to give great.
er home employment. to our people'
to add to the wealth of our province,
and in every way help us au__
Patriot_- Editorial, Nov. 17, 1912,
The Press and
Our Prestige
ment it must have merit plus. Every local news-
women recognize in the proposed extension of
our plant a move toward civic and industrial
betterment.
With the proposed increase in the plant and
working force new business is assured. And that
People Support
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paper and the great mass of working men and'
When the people and Press support a move- '
means larger dividends to Bruce Stewart in-
vestors.
Smck Being Taken Sign and Send, l I
up Rapidly-_ This Coupon--_
_ The increased capitol
ls being iakeu up rapidly.
shares of Reserved Treasury Stock, present
value 121.3 p. c. but selling to investors at
I par,-$Ioo a share.
Sending for our Prospectus does not
°bli§Ht€ you. But you assuredly owe your
money a chance to make more profit. And
this is the one right opportunity.
Stock of $35,000
This is in 350
Date...... ........ -_ .--. ..'......-.
Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd. ‘
Charlottetown, P. E. Island '
Please send b '
..'::.°..z.;°;:;ai.f.‘1:;Li:.°r °‘
_ when the blast of war blows in our W.N.<”‘   ~ - .- l Name ` _ _ '
_Lg _ , Th mn. _ _ h _ _..  ,  _ ‘ cnnnonni-Us.engine-une. ---nuevo-o-0-4-Q-one -I _
,,,_ _ , , _ sum., _ 1 _ . ._ ‘_
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