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ma». Bring in your pelts and Our new polling station your service. ﬂue your: pelts properly

RENDING FREEZE- .(_ ,ynt='h*- .’ "llov. 20.-.'l'hc ‘filing of mining claim; in the far

11h g the o} Qhtano has cqiamoptc’ i ‘mﬁnain; the uh‘-

- nixol freon-up of the Mamba at!

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. l -_ _s'rhn'r'ruo ~ _TUE_‘SDA=Y{ aNO-SEMBEIV; 27th MR»; DANIEL J5‘. MEEHAN,

o. F. MEHEHAN, 1N0.-

Will be ill our oﬂice and will h.‘ interested in all grades of

Silver Fox, Red Fox. and Cross F0 . ' " . ' Peits ‘ a '

for United ‘States and European markets at highest market

selling mason in now at hand.

(-1 MR-

sumrmnsrna.

fitimited assortment of a y Highest grade l "Clearing at om

ABOUT THIRTSLFIYE CuOATS IN ALL, every one this ' season, all cf the very latest and smartest deslgne, and‘ produced in lovely exclusive fabrics, Kasha Grand, Velva Suede d the loveliest of the new broadcloths. All these lovely gar- ‘

- A ents are fur trimmed, in ﬁnest real furs, collars and cuffs of . ‘adger, Opossuni, Beaver, Silver Rat, Scotch Mole, and Rac=l erfect linings, custom tailoring and ﬁnish. \_ ' a -

$50.00 Coats clear at. $33.30 $ 75.00 Coats clear at $50.00 $58.00 (ﬂoats clear at. $36.67 $115.00 Coats clear at). 076.660 $63.00 Coats clear at.‘.$42.00 $135.00 Coats clear at. :$90.00 -. . _ $145.00 Coats will clear at. $96.67 '_ ~ .

B a MGLEDW

OR mum)

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arm/lumber is Guordia A out i “mull “Mimi” W006’ oivéari to

t giggling ‘finale by Montague and will plgaaed t: ‘m-k” m” new Variety Wpum" "m?

or y tn ‘rm -' ' of the and renewal conscription». “"' t: W’ .¢¢=.1.1$i'""l5-:1' W’ “P1219” W"

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pg p ayson’ Mm.‘ ____._.. ' . eaters do not take to the he vitrio-

‘Jiwﬁ ; 1f, 1,,- un.’ ', .~ tyhlall thie zullvertising or m itetlng

v "m"; " ‘ - . sc emes- n cworldwouldbewor -.

. . a I _ less. YQPk a ‘ '" ' _ me Markets "A new apple which ﬂ-DPﬁars to be ‘ via

m the cash while the best

and cleaning plant ~.|s now m.

‘"1115;

prepared. ‘

iiakcs, particularly th U13‘ Saul. Already tit: streams have coa ini! cfiqebut the larger ,

rfxwiierinaysncz rmnuh suit traps-

port for .0 while yet. It is expzcfcd tlmvtrzvelling on the ice may be brig-uh tbny'm“necmrt-rr. ‘nu, toot

wit. ‘ ~ herfar north before the ' , _ .‘ ought down H. E. Kolv din Y i

m? . the‘ plﬂment" of! "r '_ 1o. oiia ma! XLIILEIIOMIIOIB ount r ‘d in the ‘Iggman Piggy . ~11 ' r100 z iirillig‘ gt msdn lvﬂrlged it p hit-re median liihahad m» ~- cordegiw said batter buildings w a ‘ erected at Qolopines. _ ' d at the Jackson-Man: ion mining arena than had been in

tin-u . i here- lhe in voilin§

'21

0f height which

- ‘ trucks will befrunning from the rag- 831%

c "big watqrll ‘

mu am’. .. * an "l? _

» recorder at Goldpinemi

Qliﬂhlfid in och.‘ _

' Pouourtrlitn m? Ami-Freeze wt Ronda. i. . __ - \ ggg.1|>y.p|..3g

saoymlu P00 u. ‘L.

at Bruce's. u T" w:

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4-111: on undo-u. on m: moibeobtoinod

vertisemonts taken for insertion in the Guardimﬁ. .

4mm) Am)- Wlislf-l mo machines sold right at Bruce's.- , _ asca-it-ilt-sl

uve-BOLMAWS WQANT. buss- an POULTRY-ﬂlommenollll 1mm".

f‘! reckon ‘llom calla-no in lovlnll right. She is iryin’ to ini-

improvo her" mind."

Mn only use nrsthclassgy will pgy highestp oes. man United. . ' 9."! 1.4954‘

-h Mlscebge 008 850:3“ ... f t . ' §°.:£‘::~.9'=.".2l.:"

f Mr, an rs. y , -. ' gal Sumlnersidw. a number other girl friends tendered the bride t0 be a. miscellaneous shower last Friday evening at her home. About forty Yet.“ emit‘ sum “till? o rs. . . . - where they prettily decorated a baasineltto, and piled it high 'with myster ous parcels. They thehpii

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_ night on‘ Mo, says she knows‘ it was the sausage that my people bride and» groom. drew in the gall! 8611b" " ‘ decorated ‘wagon; while Miss _ or- ence Bell played the weddins‘, y -. Mrs. “Bénj. Sharp and Mrg; “mo. Murphy opened the gifts and read the verses, Master Robert Morris passing them to Miss Walker, who , thanked everyone .in a? charming (Ganndian Press) manner. 1i. verypieaspnt evening OTTAWA. 'Ont., Nov..' Bil-The was spent invrnusic and guinea and history of the popular McIntosh dainty-refreshments were seryed by R136 Apples is given by the Ottawa Mrs. J. J. Morris, Miss Jard e; and M61111!!! Journal in its speciaLcol- _Mrs. W. C. Clark. The ‘prese ts were "Hmn. “A Fact a Day About Oaﬂdafj exceptionally beautiful and many 95 TBUOWSZ fine pieces of silver and china. and “The story of the McIntosh Red

MClNTOSlI BED

nuniber. At the close of. the evening. Mﬁlhtﬂ-‘Ih. a. Scotish-settler in Dun- ‘A1155 Florence Bell playgd "For she's C15, Jwho lived near the St. Lawrence a. Jolly Good Fellow" and all joined Was- wandering through his bush‘ henrtily 1n the“ ¢hqru5__5 land. (cf which he had more than a - any other knid.) when to his sur- i ‘prise he saw several apple trees.

. K With great joy (and great labor) he \ ;Mrs\ George ‘C. Gordon of Al iﬂmﬂliiintedthe trees into his clear-

bertmi. has beengyisitiifg in ﬁumme‘ ins- The result. after years, was the side m: a few dolys, the gueslt o now famous McIntosh Red. Mrs. Douglas-/Gordon.-S~ 61' “It isbelifved by the fruit experts that the McIntosh Red was the re-

sult of the self planilhg seeds from

‘ reason/ms -

'——Miss Janet Jardine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Jardine of Ken- the Flmellw 01' SHOW apple." cores of sington. has been spending u, few which were dropped either by pros- dBYS in "Bummerside, the guest of Dﬁrwrs. Soldiers, or home seekers. her aunt, Mrs, Rub"; N_ walk“; who passed that way years before. prior to hel- depafﬂu-Q for “W13- It should be explained that apple

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position as dietitian in the hqspjm] A planted seed always produces an-

" Charlottetown » _ therc.—S

. ‘ T ‘i _, '—Mr. Percy L. Bowness of Sum- all???“ 01' 0W1?“ W311i? i0 Qilnilnlle I _» mcrslde, has been engaged drum; ovarietl’. they use the grafting pro- by team. It is probable that motor

raphs of y the 'n'ew bridges m ing process and kept the great Mc- u; paﬂs by me province com Inicsh Red in a class by itself. _y¢ar by the Hovmclal “The fruit experts tells us that it ‘J . takes fully 40 years to put any new varzety cl fruit on an established

and marketable basis. First of ollit

takes from five to ten tars for an

o 8132M? Oi‘ Pear tree o arfruit. It _Gﬂafd[an takes another five or ten yearsto ______' establish the new variety in falor

__oEAsTEnN. Aanﬂwélvk- J. w with Q18 quantity production 931d

way tc Golcipies and from G01 Iplnes tc Red Lakmaccording to Mln- Sirucied this

ing Recorder Holland. and he says’ Gwemmenii- I 100 teams will be engaged in curring a freight this winter compared with 60 teams last winter.

Itqcpm abnutjiigaa ton to move freight’ into ke ‘at ‘precept Ihclat are a. cod many portages long ojwo’ rd-oute. marriage lions veiflﬁenﬁiiiide time ‘saline

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standing thefacid test, as it were, is the pew Melba variety on‘ which the Experimental Farm has placed the seal of its lapproval." .

(Canadian Press) _

l MONTREAL. Que. Nov. 26.-‘Cat- tle receipts 2593. Buyers were bid- ding lower prices 0n steers, and ' at

0 . . . I m time of igniting not enough steers Quotations, Good trips wife

DI resident pop is a school O .

r1400" on @1103“ ‘mfoh m . ,‘_ Hum - l ‘ w i250; grass $633 £037.00.‘ , ,

ﬁhecpﬁreceipts (i291. Lambs were

were sold to orm a.‘ basis for',diic- tations. liutc er cows were steady and several lots of fat cows were sold ‘r r was" and $8.00, with odd

. . . , . .... 25 cg 0r more higher. Good ""“"""“""“ m" . 9° "-*5~.1’1'*1"i".=i~=i1=r v9.21; a id for 311.00 with a topbr For Even 1PM" j,fr;1ii§.'.‘;l?§£.”§§f.i°€.“ halt-ll" pie,‘ o» M w wlw»

__ a bucks brpught $0.00‘ ‘to _ $1100 d corset fair average v us;- isilttygno ‘srodeqcrlm sol: for $101.50. ep creun ngev. _ ‘Quotftions: Ewes $3.00 to , g. $10.15 10311.00. cum- £308 teceiviaflil 398s x

J‘ £9118. ‘bruises. pprains. stiff, riers and cutters ‘were stro ‘g a‘; ‘$3,. oinca. ndfother fpains, ‘uae '75 wens and common gun; $5.16 Hbiievct-‘jﬂsoothes “ ' ~ " ’ "

Butcher‘ he ars, g d . medium "g0 to 2:

L La h’ p000. 00. common $5. 7.25; butcher-imam a

provehiannorolsvorvhe’: tryirftol

“MIN? me was both sick last.

other costly gifts were among ' the i5 All!» epic. In the year 1786, John Y

other variety with only faint family __ wesemblance. That is why. when the "

the past week in taking a. series o; Ooss. John McIntosh used the graft- "

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TORONTO, Ont. Nov" Q8.—-FS-

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T0 ESTABLISH PULPWOOD the department. Hon. William Fin- gompanieswillnbeﬁiupplied with the ' ' iaysen, Minister cf Lands and Pareto‘ seedlings in ‘in the Ontario Government, says (my; Que; 1-1

IN§USTRY

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(Oanadian Press) |

Ontario is proposed by the Depart-ping ch whether the pulpwood cmn- = ment oi‘ Lands and Forests, Toronto panics will interes t and experts are now engaged in We“. ficiently to co-cper

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HALIFAX, CANADA

the pulpwood forests will be started’ brcught- into effect it will mean in sections when": the soil and nxit-hhut. the province eventually will ‘tablishment of puipwood nurseries in uul (cnditicns are favorable if the the northern part of the Province oi’ scheme is carried out. thiﬂ dellellil-

hemselves sui-l Willi“! Gbvqtradein Janlaim were rokenthis

/ COIATLS

J

rm which have been rnuroery scheme 7s

have h. contiuoua supply of pulp- wood. Hon. Mr. Finlay n says. All records lo: SJ.- touris‘. ‘

paring a report‘ on the mutter forjel-nmcnt in the undertaking. The yemg t 4 _ r -

town, Penn, where she will take a. weds do not reproduce their kind. - ~

i". p gws. grod t7. t6’ 8.00. medium

00 to $7.00: canners . ﬂy" Packers 4pm“) 0L '

I low ‘an watered fr

jut a’ 4.000s .75. '" c» which?» t? mo." ‘Ga receipts 1644. were stronger, $0.00. Bun: so . u; ‘

hi hose no m . Bu - l ,1 a w 101.5 hos ‘with’- . c2515“ hi???" 4 ﬁr; “m” 9 '

if in $0.75.. There V I n

hill-LE n 110v

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. THE practical tests passed by Quaker Flour, before bear the ' v Quaker name, make it absolutely uniform and dependable. __ -. - All wheat used must show the highest milling qualiﬁes andgfood

under a rigorous test. . Eve u up to the rigid Quaker standard.’

Every day Quaker Flour is baked in the mills under actual" home. . . A j l’

baking conditions.

Hence we say to you “If Quaker Flour does not

faction, the deaieris authorized to ref bvrcod, cakes and pastry of ﬁne, eVQn

hands.

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.Quiaker Flour always gives‘ baking results you wish.for._..ﬁvqiiu,se ~_ it is always uniforgii . ’

. 2'» . - . ry hour in milling the flour is tested to makebure iris coxgstaritiy

. _ and _Y°|11' nwntyﬂ - . l ‘ _ For all general household baking,_ use Quaker Flour~~You wmawe a l - _

- _ u_ texture and enticing ﬂavour; ' i’ ‘

Packed lnmaclune-sitwn sackspQuakcr Flour is nofitolllrhed human

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MéLEAN comiﬂirnﬂ}!

William * lama-vow“ .. f1

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