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NOVWBER 1”- 1925 ' _ » ~ 'ran cssnnorrnrowu cusnnmu ' mon rnnasz
If 'yeu’d like s _tile _better tes than on River Pirates
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... aaa.  -‘Rel lz...."' A serlllrgq $20,000 f   _ _ _    
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0-00049
CLASSIFIEDAI nnvennshnrnrs
obs nlsuilaa 
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Miscellaneous
Agents Wanted
P _
5 aELL HOUSEHOLD NEG-
5 essitles greatest imaginable
demand. llaye _business of your
own; make live dollars up daily;
capital or experience unneces-
sary. B. Garretelon. Brantford,
Ont. _ _ _ 1i-l1-12I-
|100 EASII.él___ _?ARNE'D, SELL
Personal ee nl; Cards. ,Big
profits. 1 ow is your time to make
»mone~y.`llAct quick. Write Arundel
Greeting Cialrds, 11. Alrundel
Avenue. Toronto.
.» - 6069 1-1 16 Zi.
 i__
'ro Let _
TO LET HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS
conveniences, stable all in good
condition. Phone 564-_L_ Apply
126 Fitzroy St. _ 6059-14-Biveod
-é---vi--v--mi-°_--~
TO LET(-HOUSE IN' HUNTER
River. _ Apply Mrs, Wm. -Large,
Hunter River. 6080-l1~17M2i_
Female Help Wanted `
JN-0. A. 'MaeDONALD, LAND
Surveyor, 1-lermsnville. P. lil. l.
5054 10 23 imo.
BUY YOUR ANTI-FREEZE AT
Love's Service Station.
6051-11-14M3l.
STUDENTS, P. W. C. OR BUSI-
ness can be accommodated at
235 Fitzroy St. 6039-11-14-ti
FOUND--ON -THE FLOOR O'F°
the Bank of Nova Scotia last
|. week. a sum of money. Owner
' nlay have same by calling at the
Bank and proving ownership.
_ 6084
LOST BETWEEN ‘BRADALBANE
Road and Fredericton. .Ford tire,
chain and support. Apply to
` =Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 115
- KentiSt. 31.
BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM-
ployment for Barbers. Become
expert in 8 weeks. Write Moler
Barber College. Department "F"
Halifax. 3-1-tts-tf
WANTED. - A HOUSE-KEEPER
in family of two. Apply to Hugh
McKinnon, -Bradalbane.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. References. Apply
151 -Kent St. 0008-16-3l
Nursing I
WANTED - PUPIL NURSES.
Bomersct Hospital, Skowhlegan,
-Maine. ~ 5727-i'0.27.tu‘10i
TRAINING SCH~0OL'_FOR NUF-_
BGB. Gale Hospital, 'Havelilll l,
‘ Mass. Three yours' course. Affil-
iation with, 'Providence City Hos-
pital. Eight hour day. Allowance
. l
$15 “"°"tm"' 9"” h°“" mm BW FOR ssl.:--HAMPSHIRE AND
ion. For fiulrther information ap-
ply I0 Superintendent -~ .~~
  HK-}_,_J.1 10 71.
   "l0$T 
,.4 " “_
‘aallow and while cow. Anyone
'ha g it in their possession or
kndwllng of its whereabouts kind-
‘ly qomnllrnllcato with the island
(fold .Storage 'Co., Ltd.
005; 14 Ir.
~.
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FURNITURE SALE
I-mm offering for sale by auction
on -Friday, November 27th, 1925, at
11 a. m. my entire household furni-
tun md °"°°“‘ 5'” 'Wu' 5° had- " ~"Mdc" care of Guardian Office.
In Whlte's (Mclasugitllln) shew'
Roogns, Queen Street, Olty. Detailed
advertisement will appear Iatar.
J. /k__l_:1_¢__r>:;le=\__\_d A..l. Macusvln. Russia Annuls 
6080 16 tts.
Bird Dashes Self
 To Death On Pane
(}L(tSGO'W. 'Nov. 16--"Lot’s see
you- clean that window. then pci-_
lull it till it gets hot," sald a Dun-
bnrton street grocer when Donald
Winter. 14, the errand -boygile had
just discharged for laziness, plead-
ed for another chance.
Winter started to work on the
front window indicated and was
busy an hollr. The grocer wellt
nllt to look at it. and approved. He
noticed that a nearby tree was per-
fectly reflected in it.
Aa he was looking a dark ob»
Ject crashed into the window and
broke it, fluttered a bit and fell to
the sidewalk dead.
'lt was a lariro grouse, which had
lhought it was flying lllto the treo.
The bll'd's back was _bent by tho
impact.
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Plemorrhold .  _ _ W__,._,_;'_':‘J:‘.:."L;2f,1'tr.1t
Ofpiloa ar¢l|uleH§` rsliov `_L"§_  Ul""""° 5'9"'
Dr. Chas¢'s 0lntmon_ _ T-_'IRAQ W °”“" “ “'-
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dlrdlcult _, _
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iarlslvlth DEC 
Pl 97* _`
°°l::~..'::-.°l.lr..l
lol luhl{l_¢_ slxllnu and ~.- !
sn  ~'_~ »
ge’ I1¥°hls_h»dll-sl ml. __ __ _ _
; ~__-_~. 'ie-ti.wf'=
bl generally, the stan _
hQt°for¢\lll¢GI’¢.\:\‘l ll|lMlI"‘_
-1 friends about
°~»- - for“lnsrssrs
fy. Y*  ` .rrrt-,~`
‘J if
Enid
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1 > i -
‘ ` _ Oct. 16-41.
'w l ‘ _ _
u the:nv°-_ ____5pgplIent_ ssrvlas at a moder-
nn nee  ‘ IN V10-
So ch ~ _ _ _- _
tallmylml .tolls 21:,” __._‘.l " '
.l..t.°‘°'h ‘  '_f~-hold cs. 'Lul.
STRAYED. -FROM MY PREMIS-
es, on Nov. 4. an ox 2% yrs, red
and white. white stripes down
shoulders. Notify Joseph Acorn,
Millview, and receive reward.
'508711-11-wstu-3|
Salcsrnen Wanted
SALESMEN WANTED FOR THE
“Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries."
Start at best selling season.
| liberal commissions, exclusive
territory handsome free outfit.
large list of new specialties.
Stone & Wellington, Toronto.
' For Sale
...Cheviot Rams. Ccllhas Nunn.
wlhs1o_e_ _ __ 6044-ll-14-sl
_ 
FOR SALE-PIANO, AMERICAN
make (Vose) in good condition.
Will sell reasonably. James Mc-
| Donald, Caledonia, Wood islands,
_ R. R. ' .6065-ll-16M3i.
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TUFINIPS WANTED-1000 BUSH-
els by November 20th. J. J.
Stewart. Phone 564-L.
_ 6076-ll-2i.
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WANTED-SHAFT AND RUNNER
_ plank, seasoned. Apply to Proud
& Moreslde, 223 Great George
Street. 8085-11-1’lM3i.
POSITION WA-NTE\D - YOUNG
man with good business educa-
'tion desires' ~position. Write
` _ 6089-11-17-21 V
,____._
Set' For Inheritances
MOSCOW. Nov. 15.-The [Soviet
Govenvlnerlt made a distinct de-
parture from doctrines of 'pure
Communism to-day ‘by an'l11lmD8
'lhe ‘law which set the legal ll.m»lt
for .inberlunces in Russia at S6.-
000_ I;-lellcefonth Russians may ln-
0lr~r.lt fortunes wlltllou-t limit. _
lln spite of the Gove'mlmen\ts
severe opposlltlon to pnlvste llredc
_mal-ly llwsslalln in lreceni yfsrs
have acoumulaltcd fontu-nes. but
have withlheld' ‘them -fircml invest-
,mem lin internal enterprises. WW
Govornlule~n¢ thereby 'losliliil U10
hr-lnen1~h of actual capita-l.
Queen _
Hotel S
|,|',,g__ _getting over _tilts '
qi wshsvo |000* '°\l"¥
. gf Qulff ‘H

_*pg want I comfortable
`  and splandld table and
1-`. -lr
_Qc
' ff*  I arlottetovn
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_ 1"'-7'-fr =‘»-we-=»~ _
-sm, 1- ' 'Mia _*_°~‘~»°r
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~~SI-IOP from I-loIman'a Catalog.
EMBAR/GO STILL IN EFFECT
-The potato embargo- placed by
the Boston alld Maine Railways tsl
still in effect on all cargoes des-|
tlned for American points with the
exception of those going to Bush-
wlck, Brooklyn.
REV. A. E. KOCHALY the
Mlaritiilnle Secretary of the Armor-
lau Relief Asoclation will speak lu,
the ll-lialntlsvllle Presbytelillanl Churclr
on Thursday, Nov. 1ilt‘h_ at 7.30 ~p_l
lm. and lin the Presbyterian Ollurch‘
at Brookfield cn Friday at 7.30 p.,
rn. All are cordially invited to at-i
lend thcse`meetln-gs.
WIND AND RAIN 8TORM.- 'N0
damage is yer reported as a result!
of the lgalie which lewept the pro»
vlince yesterday. Setting in
during the early morning
from a sout-h easterly direction
and shifting duliln-g 'the day 'to
south west the 'wind at ftilme-s re-
ached a velocity of .between 40 and
50 :miles an Illour. 'I'-his together
'wvith a heavy downpour of lrslln dur-
ing ithe- arte-moon made outdoor
travelling ‘most <l‘isa.<greeaJble. De-
spite the wlrlld and rain. however
the maximum temperature yester-
diay -was the hil-g'hes't durrlniz the
month the official 'reading 'being 54
degrees.
‘ PERSONALS
Miss Edna Mahal' of this city ar-
rived ‘home last night after a visit
to O'Leary. While there sho was
the guest of }Mr. and Mrs, -Dennis.
Mr, Jerry Gallallt, I*-iusvillc ar-
rived in the city last night on a
visiq_ to his sister Mrs, F_ Mullar
l»ll Dorchester St.,
Maud McDonald. of Winsloe,
spent the week-end with her_
daughter Mrs. Theodore ~MacDon-
ald of Charlottetown,
M.`Ann|AcE's
NEW YORiK._ Nov. 16~River "` __ Great acnlv-ity is to be st-el. alonf 2500 tons of“Scotch coal from the
Pirates today overpowered a` ;'_f°, » - the w_l._r-rfronft these ll.-we and sbelalnllzr Strrmnia, Glasgow. Scot-
Wltlihman of the Gulf Refining Oil  everywhere lhustlo bustle i, the land, Capt. B. Hauglsnd in com-
CUIDDIDY offices on the Brooklyn j-"' - predomlinan-t feature. The writer on mend. 'She lie a Norweigan steamer
waterfront and blew a safelhe was. __f` _  a casual stroll ycaterdwy was allrlaz~ amd has made three' trips here this
guarding. escaping ill a motor boat  = " ' ed at the amount of work being year. S-he started lo discharge yes-
witb $20»000 in cash. Y lionle all along tile pless. and as terday and expects to leave on Fri-
onre lbnawn-y son of the docks ex- day for England, vie. Picton, where
pressed i-t its just iilke the good she will load lumber for the Old
old days and ‘ores ’opling it will C/sunt-ry.
i
' ° " - ` . v V continue for urwhll et." w. D. ollll and oo. expect ll
   The filet whlarf :isltlsd was L. Mmteonncr this sweek frolm Sydney.
Pcole’s. there teams were very wvitll 1200 tons of soft coal
`    V >_ A much in evlldence ‘hauling cedar The Itailway whalrf. qrhiapo the
t shin ics boards. etc andlbusiest s t off all these dayls is
A ' V' NWS- ' lt . .. ‘ po i. .
0 a ran ll estllrl c tp visit bun
PRINCE Rluralvr. fn. e., Nev 10 ` “JW her H WW ‘busy Uwe 0° an Mer s We 0 1 -
_.ln the mo” apecuwular blue ___ ` ' prevailed. 'Ph -»Sc.booner Urania. dreds upon hundreds of cars filled
the ¢ity'g higgm-y mm, mmlon feet , M'lranll'lchi has just iiinvlshed to the doors with ‘ildand beauties"
of lumber and pa,-t of me phmt of lil!-sellargilng a load of -llrnllbel such as "Mclnltyres," “Bllues,"
tha Prince Rune” spruce Mms_ at'}l_'§_lis‘whz;_rf.h _ ____ __ __ C _;_§`;'_obblers_é" ';_t_eds“_’ '“\¥'il-ite__m'hiif>\ln-
Limited, were dean-0 ed lan 11| h ~ ‘ . e nc'x w -ar, -at o . ar- ne.” e ., gong o m e up
with s. was unofflclglly egylmafes our l`3St TWenty'FlVe Cent Sale thlS ral;-her & ‘Co. was also crowded the 25000 sacks of potaft/Jos beilngll
at ;750_000_ _ _with carts hauling and dvunbnlg loaded aboard the Orklld from Mont
' ' -» ` ` - f ts to
year-Nowls the tlme to Siwk Y0\11' ‘$Z‘;“.'._.l.'§`i'.."l.‘_l.’£l.“.ifi‘. ".‘_l.|l‘.I`il‘.'l2'1.`l.’...‘.§‘. T31." 5`.1‘2.'.‘i""ll?.§“‘03€ll“.i ‘?f°..’”..,'.l...? __ Ox ___ ch
ling Sydney coal lid freighter and halls from cohen W Y °m “W
central Guardian , 1’“““YS“°‘Y°f'-THIS WEEK ONLY- '..;.':.?..;ysf..:.".§_f;;,.“;s.““°:.‘_:..‘° EE. ;”;;"'::.;“~..”;::s“¢..“r:;~‘§‘_ - W-\~=»\='= drink f°f
_-.___ Toilet Paper
hifm-'gnu (recon/ln 10 caan,
  _
W lls for
5 '*° 25°
6 Polo Soap_.......... 
6 No-Rub  25c
_.li--»
2 Lbs, Prunes . . . . . .
_ .
2 Table Cream . . . . .
. _
~25c
5c
1 Corn Syrup . . . . . . .
.. 
2 Icing Sugar  
_.___._?_-
2Corn Starch
3 Chlpso . . . . . . . . _ .
_ . .
-2
-25c
5c»
3 Life-Buoy . . _ ...  
-25c
2 Pork ¢¢‘- Beans . . . .
.. 
1 Tin Cocoa . . . . . . . .
._
,___l__,_____
2 Whipping Cream 
2 Ssrdines . . . . . . . . .
. .
4 Sardlnes . . . . . . _ . .
..
*25c
~ 25c
~ 25c
- 25c
3 Snacks . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 
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3 Nu-Jell . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
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- 25c
 
1 Lb. EGG-0-EAKING POWDER 25c
 
Surprise, P. &' G., Gold, Sunlight
01' f
_ .;__>_,ll_1‘-irlhltilg h\’iV*(~r_‘i§ 
4 Cakes for  .mu
3 Bags Salt . . _ . . .
..._
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2 Shaker Salt . . _ . . . .
__ 
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2 Laundry Starch . . . _
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25c
1 Tomato Cataup . . . .
._ 
p-1-1=if"W'W'_
1 Peanut Butter 
 W'
25c
2Potaah  . . . . . . . . .
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STEWART - MCKENZIE.-AL 52
Upper Hillsborough Street, Chur-
lottetown. -on November litll, |925.
by Rev_ Ewen Macllougall, David F.
'Stewart of Peters Road, P. E. ls-
land, to .Mildred Agnes McKenzie of
Murray River.
HENNESSY-DUNN.- Married lby
the Rev. Father Welsh, Nov, 11,
1925, Florence .Dunn to Mr. Ernest
Hennessy both of thlls city.
BIRTHS
_,.___._._._.._
OUDMORE-ln this city Septem-
ber 28. 1925 to Mr. and Mrs, John
Archibald 'Oudmore a sou. Earnest
Attis.
DEATHS
COV-LE-At his residence 289 Syd-
uey Street, William Coyle- aged 71
years. Funeral notice later.
ROONEY-»Al Onwelll Coyle. on Nvvl
l6'th, M»rs. |M|lchael Rooney, -aged _8i!
years. Funeral service will -be held!
in St, Mii=dhael's Church. lonla, on
Nov. 18th. at 10 o‘cflock.
FERGUSON-At the IP. E. 1. Hos-
pital on Sunda ____Nov. 15th, 1925.;
James IF.  80 years.|
Funeral this attain, ~__trom the
Mlacuean Funeral \l»`|0I_nle.` Klwlitl
Street, to the Peoplies-\06metery.
services starting al; 2.30, fu»nerll_
ieavinlg at -thllee okslook. Adj. David,
of the Salvation Army will conduct]
the services. l
l!lnard‘s llnlmnnt for spralns Q bullies `
IN. MEMORIAM
_ -_ Q
_-_-.
nl Lovins nsmsrggoi our mer
Bon and Brotllslk" Harold L.
Peardon who filed It M"l\¢l_¢\ll 
i pa November llihl |980. _~` _
Disyls nf narlnosl atlil some o'eE_
us. ”
Illleni inars dn alum flow.
llut memory keeps you ever l\l\\\'
us _
'Nuo you died llvs years aan.
lusalvrsln nv nm lfalulm
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1
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Lane. Montasuez M- RMK'

Q, _ nn, oron. .
dh|floe,So\fb.
leo KENT ST.
»>__ \_
‘_
1 Pears . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 
__i_li-<-_-
1 Peaches . . _ . . . _ . . .
.. 
_____i_._-1-1_
1P|neappIe 
.___-----“
3 Sliver Gleaner . . . .
..
 €
2 Stove Polish . . . . .
. .
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i
25c
25c
25c
7 lbs. Onions . . ~ ~ ~ - -
--
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2 Bulk Dates . . . . . . .
._
Q-Bulk Cocoa . _ . . . .
_ .
Q----1-X'1*'*’
N
5%'
E;§\
§ 
l iv
- 25c
- 25c
‘I Marmalade . . . . . . . .
._ 
g_r-
2 Currante . . . . . . _
._
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3 Bath Brick ... . . . . . .
. .
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N
l
_Homeless Wanderer
of l-lfc-, the large coal -piles bdt'll
in the sheds and on the wharf
img. The Call Richards, Plictou and
tile Nelllie Kina. Sydney are un-
loadillg and will ma-ke way for
/:ltvhor vessels.
Lyvlng off ilhe lMal\in-e wharf and
cclin-cldently go this “‘M'arine," ai
conllmand, greets the wnite'r's eye,|
“spuda." She lla a huge- vessel and'
S. Sapper which arrived in port
as week and left Psterday mom-
_ _ _ _ _ y_
gllvilng evidence of lmuch discharg» ing for St, Johns. Newfoundland.
vltll sl large eenerzll cargo. The
'lrl-rild expects to leave port on
‘Fhun-lday; her place will 'be ta,ken»
*llowever 'by the Wagland also from
viontreal. She -left that port Satur-|
.lay -and willl arrive ‘here sometime
ill-rec topllnasfter majelstlicaliy rid- lfhll;-l 'week to 'load 30,000 additional
ing at anchor, Capt. Trellllolnl in sadks of potatoes for -Long lslliand.
Taken all in all the waterfront
and on quilszlilng 'als to whalt she is is cerliainlly' a llllborer's 'parad‘ise|
doing ithlrre is in-formed that she|tl1is fail and a God-send for thdsel
_is waiillng for a chance t/J get_who -willll mot perllalps find steady
“alonafside" for \her cargo of_cm'piicylmen|, this winter. _
lt is expected ‘tlhat the approxim-
copalble of carrying tdlollsalldls of ate csliimate of the potaiio sh‘lp~
bushels, |lnlcn1t.s this year will reach in value
C. Lyons & Co are busy unloading_rhe sum of $3.000.000-
_ l
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\
rule  elva
A l=EnsoNAl_l1'v
' l>on_rnAlr ,
B CRASWELL-Phone 692-L
._~...__1__ __ __ _.__<
Found Dead Ai;
_ Guysb0ro,N.S._
Guvsnono, N. s.. N<>v_‘16.»Al
wanllerer and giving his name as;
(lcori-‘le A. Whiic, about sixty ycnrsl
01' i\l_I0. was found dead yosterdayf
‘_in tl slluck he had been permitted
‘io build near the village of North.
‘bt-en given shelter by l~Jdwul'd Mac
Donald and had engaged to cut
1>~:llpwol>ll during (Ile winter, llis
death wus believed due to heart!
A-Cayuga. Indians'
Withdraw Claim
lVVASll‘l'NG"I‘0‘N. lN\ov. 1-6.- The
o.f‘lltlu.ry-old claim oi’ the 'Cayuzafl
lnllllull tribe of Canada, for more
y _ _ _ _ _
Mgk, YW, A,-,p°|m,,,,,,¢ than a millionnlolla-r lrestlilutlon
-|-,day _ .ifroln the United 'States govern-
S" our Naw End Fam" ment, growling ollt of tho surrcn»d>r
or india-n lands in Nefw York State.
was withdrawn -before bile British-
Un-lted Sinltes anbitral clalllns com-
mission he-rc today.
|CoullseI for the Indians deciarerl
that -the British lzovcrnlmenlt was
plannrlng if -tlhe claim was granted,
to -tum the procef-ds over to the
Canadian lzovernlment, and for that
rczlson 'the tribe hlad decided to
n'llo\v the -caeo to rest cll its pre-
lnan cluinllllg to be ll llonlolesslsent status. The attorney likened
tile action of 1-he Ilrltllsh goverm-
nlent to “nfba'ndon|m.-:int of the In-
dlfnns ily their fprotector."
_-*lil
R.OUHES'l‘ER. N. Y.. Nov. l6-
l
l
lllllvcrslde this ccuuly. Tile man lla‘rl\l‘“l°° ‘mm "umm c°n'S('g“urm“"`n am
l
ouelollls linspectors nllrrouuded a-l
zlllegrd 'band of rulll rumlcrsl and
nallrvulc smuggle-rs by land .and
w - cl' alnd alrfnf-s‘te<l five men one al
~ 258 illsr_‘asc_ 'l`llc (loud man had ¢-lailll-;wm- |aunC}|_ .two ,m|¢kg_ ,md a
25c
Saint John. N. ll.. but llll uttmnpis
to complete lrlolltificlltioll had been
0'! 10 hav" U- |"'0lh0l“ lil/ill!! ll0Ul‘lcoupr‘, one ‘hundred cl-mes of ole
and at small' ouanltllty of cocaine on
rho shore of Lake Ontario alt Okin-
2 T°'"a"° s°“p  250 unsuccessful tonight. __ homa just east of 'Sea illreeze
l Apple Jelly _ _ . _ . _
._
.¢i_;-i--i2--
3 Classy Cleaner  
1 Flexo . . _ . . . . . . . .
..
'Dho arrest and -seizure took
' 25c ; ' - place- wilhhout a shot lbs-ring' fired.
'wha' Sauce __ _ _ _ _ _ _
__    I ’l‘hc.se arrested and who had
Fine On Damascus
clm-rgcs 'place-d laizalnlst ‘them cu-rlv
` 250 _ . "E“U`SA'“E‘“' N°"' 1`6T""“"“°_IRrlall:0n. ont.. hush charged with
has decilled to remit the fine oi
l$.500.000 assessed against ‘Damas-
_cus following the October rising
porting alle, and M. Azou-
ne and Edlwsrd and Harry
1:22, ;i*“"€- “°°°"““H 1° H desvelffwnllly, lhohh or this elty, charged
W/ _from Beirut which credits the de Wm, ,aiding and a|,@,g;1n.g gmuggp
___ _   ‘  _cision to the acting French High mg ,,p,`,,-am,-,,,_.§_
""__';‘;:;‘_§_l_;’_'_@f ___ __ __ 'rho nlxlth hnlhlhers hr the .hand
Q _
(nl-:cuLAR 1o cEN'rs> _______e _O _____"§_\_;>f___1;____;_§1____=_1_ c_<;_ll__.l-reaped.
001.0 DUST
3 packages for 25°
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lvl .“Wdi`r
3 (V2 Cakes) Castile  256
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8 Toilet Soap . . . . . . .
.. 250
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3 Palmolive Soap  25c
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6 Guest Ivory   25c
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3 Bsby’s Own Soap ._
3 Rlriso 
25c
25c
2 Celluloid Starch  25c
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Sa uee
2 Worcestershire
25c
1 Peck Cooking Apples 25c
.2 Pkgs. Dates . . . . . .
._ 25c
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2 Post Toastles Corn 25c llvuukue, president of the Kiwanis unusually long Lsellsoll. ldwlf
~ulllltry_
latter ll battle with the French and
lthen moved against Marjuyoun,
lelnlllll ill the Lebanon district An mouulialknls a hundred lmiiles north
are snloklng, anld the whole lond-
.rruitl-. for 7.eid's hand from Jebel- scope remains green. |Prospeciors
s°\ _nmol, where live ll warlike, anti-lin remdie s.cc‘t'lons are -bvling held
l ' ~ ~ . 1 .
erlorl will be made to obtain re
Flcncll illbc.
ANCHORAG las/ka Nov 16-
. ' E, A' , l .
k _E c ` ZUUI-lil-Almelll bl‘0U\0I' Of the Slmllmcr-like wca-ther in this region
'    lrlllltall Al Atrash, occupied Katull followed me M-rlptlun lag; week of
Mount rshliehaldln. an active vol
Flakes . . . . . . . . . . .
._ lnlorllutionnl. addressed the fifth frosit and snow lla Iparticlllarly noi
_.____..___-<- lmlllunl cmlventlml or the (‘_h|lfor- lc(-:ll>lc. for nmun»ballns usuallly cov
1 Pound Marvlns Mixed 250
Biscuits . . . . . _ _ . . .
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2 Potted Meat 
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2 Chicken Fat . . . .
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3 Lobster Rarebit 
2 Prepared Mustard .
2 Sklnlsss Cod Fish _
'~ 25c
~~ 25c
~~ 25c
~- 25c
-' 25c
1 Tomato Soup (large) 25c
1 White -Corn Syrup .
-- 25c
 every 'Ten Dollar Order of _'
Groceries this week we will _give zt-
Frec Biscuit Tin-Just the thing for
~your pantry for holding cookies, cake,
bread, etc. The tins are valued at
, fifty cents each.
PLACE YOUR ORDER 'ro-DAY
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" -  ' ’GRocEEs
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'rrlngp Di};L1vERY TEAMS
Clubs here Friday, :lull expressorl
the hope that "some day tllerl-
‘would be on the North American
continent the republic of Canada
'mid the United States." Mr. Mons
,presented to the convention a Cnn~
_udiall flag given to it hy illn Kl»
_wnnis Cluil of Vallcnuvor as rl tr|~
_lluto to the friendly relations
_which have cxistcd between the
lUnit/ed 'States and Canada l`or ll
*ce/ntllry ulld rl hail.
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(Special to the Gusrifsn)
l 'I‘0lt0N'li(). Ont. Nov. 16.---Pre
fnsier King 'wus slalom; the visitors
in the ‘Royn-l Winilnr Fair on Satur-
du-y. llc vrnirllr-ri the _iullr.:»ln1z 'for
ll wIh'l|1_~'nl\vl thou made a tour of
the whole grounds with 'William
'Dryden The crowded quarters for
'thc nnllmlls wore ‘pdlrrted out to lllm
land lin: iI’r-'mier intimated that the
`r;.lle\siioll of ll gran; ‘from the Dom-
vlnllcll Government to lproviue, other
_f`;f;.llldInl; would he considered.
.flnll f sill
, Farm consisting of 276 aersa of
lfrashold land. All clear but tan
moral, which Is covered with hard
and soft wood. Dlx mllas from
Charlottetown. Two sets of bulld-
lngs, all in good rspalr.
'II' not ssld by private sais by
D00- iltli-, will be _sat up and sold
by public suction. Also stock, arf!
and Implements. '~A”ly is ' el '
Hotcli
  Vtictoria l
Ons of the largest and best
equipped Hotels In Eastern
Canada. Dontalns 120 rooms,
44 of which have private
baths. Completely renovated
In the past law years. Few
Hotels throughout Canada
and the United States have
at . .
(lnlllallnn and lselzed 'a 35-foot po-
-5l"lis lmorning wore: E. 1D. Wood
c lward, -Rlochestlclr, alleged owner oi'
”°“" rilhn launch, and Fred- Brooks.
posse lsslnlg, smuggling. tranls-
_ cano on ‘Uni-mak -island. lin lilhe Al-
_ _ wlllull fell unexpectedly and easily. clutlan archipelago, more than six
 _Zeid pursued a retreating iFrenciI ‘ll-und-red Imllleg soil-tlhwaslt of hem.
§l'olunlll from Hasbla_ His forces Rllvers a-re vredilaininlg open
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Oxo Cubes
'ate concent-
rated bee(-the
flavour and food
value of prime
fresh beef. That is
children,invalids,atll\etea
and everyone else.
lt is also why Oxo Cubes
are so popular and so
widely used in cooking.
Free Cook Book
Our new Coal: Back tolls Ilia rldit
way la use Ono Cubes for many
mly meals. Wrlls In a un.
OXO l.Il|l’l1D,
’“ ‘fat.l.'Iil° "”
 “il°°°__i
A BAD BREAD
Restaurant Manager (to orches-
tra conductor): I wish you'd dis-
play u little more tact in choosinK
the music. We've got the National
Association ot Umbrella Manufac-
turers here this evening, and you‘ve
just played "lt Ain't Gonna Rain
No More!"
l.,_-_<o->-i-
. _ Il'.HEN AND NOW
Gertie: To think you used to
catch me in your arms every night!
George: Yes, dear,'al1d now to
think I catch you in my pockets
every morning!
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JUST LIKE SOME SHOPPERS
"You sllollld never point. John-
nie," said Mrs. Brown, as they left
tho store “It i's very rude."
"But what are you to do, Ma.
when you doll’t know the name of
the thing?" _
"Why, just let the clerk show
you everything until he cornea to
the right one."
ycar reillrsllrl lllzhre.
All of 'Cock 'lnllet is affected by
the pllcllomlr-nla. During the 'first
lcll days llf Novcrlhbcr the averagle
lnllllllnlulm lonlperzllture was 30 de-
nzreos. Shishaldlnl is 9378 beet
high.
W 
.R. CARSON,
_ D. C., Ph. C.
Doctor of Chiropractic
Three Year Palmer Oradudto '
Riley Bldg. Phono 1072
_*img
Geo. Green, D. D. S.
` Office New Rllsy Bleek,
Opposite Pl-owu'a, Queen St.
 
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pl istncrs lily :che open' water, for  
**<'°9-i* they ~llavo been 'waiting for 'thc _ `
,, _ SAN DIEGO. Calif.. Nov. 16-- wlvcrs to 'freeze so llhle-y can make Safe Bonds for |nV0l\|'\°|\¢
w _AHHIIK U19 ‘19|UKlIles to work for tllulr way olli. .Many are report- ‘
world police. John ill. Moss. of Mil- cd chori. Of |vl‘0\flSl0l'l»-9 (NW 10 1-hi’ As E. 
of 137 Pownal st.
‘_ Telephone 704-L.
llia-Nevada district of Kiwanis ered wllzh snow at this ‘time of the \____:j___T,.___
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HUGHES _
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= POWDERS
` ARE SAFE T0 USE AND
QUPCKLY EXPELL8
ALL WORMS
` Its splendid tabls. Oolliiloiil
service ts all Guests. Tale-1
phones In rooms. _
lates l4.N to U.W per
day.
. _Charlottetown
Hotel Go., Ltd.
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-~ Owners-
lf your horse has s dry,
staring coat, and oftm a
pot-belly: had brsath and has
a general uniIlrIfty` look-
fesd him a psekags of
Hughes Worm Powders,
they sxpeil all worms and In-
vlgorate the stomach - and
bowels.
B0 CENTS PACKAGE
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