. rows. 1 single plow. l roller. l ~u~.-:

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luTEb-IW oer line oer dnv- In: Prior line per Ila! for a any»

‘o: Jan-r. 8c ‘per line per day for 8 dnyn or over. count 5 yards in perms-tut drmlln of ii fllrurcl- llllflll latterl- eount u: one wold. - ricnunt for canh. Addrvelo Iorlu plrt o! lll- and mun!

be plaid for. bpcclni ilnten Furnished lloonu all. 15c for neven :35: for one week. ‘ situation “wasted. 60o for seven “onl- pg;

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Agents Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED LIVE AGENT Watkins 150 products. SD52: l0 COIlsumer. Write The ;_ R_ Watkins Co. 379 Cull: Sh. West sToLl-zlv- A BICYCLE FROM Montreal. .147 Elm Avenue. Return at

*- once as party is known. 2i For Sale

1700 ACRES 3F rnurr Au-p stock farms. Terms. Box 142. Potosl, Missouri.

JNO. ALFRED McDONALD LAND Surveyor, Harmony Jct. ‘

or lnonth, Apply 9G Fitzroy St

IAM I-N THE MARKET FOR large quantities of mink, racoons muskrats. etc. Office in usual piaccs.—J. D. Jenkins.

600056-9-51

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so AcREtL-s MILES FROM AP. pleton; rolling clay loam soil; ,2 fills teams. 12 hogs. 1s Holstein cattle: fine buildings; silo; good machinery: $18,000. A. w. Laabs, ADDleton. Wis.

SALE.- BOOKS AND weeks at llalf per cent. It. h‘.

FIRE inottos for tivo price. Bibles 25

FOR SERVICE A PUREBRED Em“- Yorkrhlro boar, Ernest Houston New Glasgow. 51

WANTED-A FEW MEN BOARD.

ers. M ern conveniences. Cen-

trally located. Phone 134-1.. 600007440-51.

Help Wanted—Male

m FOR BALE — VICTOR GRAMA~ Dhono, almost new. Phone 763J. 11-31.

FOR saLsw-orlz PURE BEE: Shropshire yearling ram. Apply W. B. Baker. ldllreville, P. E. I.

Foo BALE on TRADE-IMPROV. ed 106 screswlscousln hoot-land, nook. machinery. Owner, (}_ w_ Eslingor. Knowlton. Wis.

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WANTED LOBSTER FISHER- men for eason 1923 with or with- out traps best of accommodations

board free and a good lay to good fishermen Benjamin Clow Mur- ray Harbor North.

A cents Wanted

tako charge of farm, must have

A THERE WILL ‘B: MUQH RE. experience in handling cattle. lolciilg in prosperous Canaan ' Apply to 1'14 Prince iSL. City. this Christmas, thero is the 600061-9-51

greatest imaginable demand for 'i~ i llllr exclusive, low priced per-i T0 LFT tonal GreetingCar-ds; represent; . l

Canada's old established housev-URFHSHED ROOM AN

‘board 16 Kent St. ,70003().14.3|

with the Celebrated lloyal Sen D

ies; oasy to make ten to twenty dollars daily: magnificent Snmplo Book free to workers: experience o: capital unnaccs-l sary. Bradleyflurroison. Brena!‘

ford,0nt. - -. w - \. i, - _|TO LET.-7 ROOMED HOUSE.

Teachers “fainted | Amny 82 Rlclmwml Sléoooo n , - - -3l

Grafton St. All lurnacc Ilcating.

TEACHE WANTED FoR New Acadia "School. Supplement $150 G. Gallant Sec.

u L051} . $5 PRlIVATEd CHRISTMAS greet ng car s: sample book Foln ~sA free; men and women alread LE HARD WOOD making $5 up daily, in spam

"l"! blllll- Alllll)‘ ‘Robert Cotton. ‘Willow Corner, Brighton. 700089-14-31

Situations Vacant

lots to suit purchaser on Mon. do)‘. Nov 20'at Don-aid Darrach,

time. Garretson Company N . ,,.

Brannon.‘ on sw Argue. 1li00os4-i4-..i _ LO-ST—;SPAHE TIRE -AND

Help \\ antcd—l~‘cmulc l‘llil, Dominion (Mead new“...

Klhariottetown and Morellf Find or leave at Wood Garage. Pow. l‘ 70003241445!

MAID WANTED APPLY Ggw-BAY- field Street. 113i

WANTED~A GIRL FOR sews- \Va-nl:oll ‘ral- housework. Apply ltirs.l_.i_.______,____ James llulvlctt. 234 Klllg SL. WANTED WORK BY T-HE DAV (Depot House.) or month. Apply 96 Fitzroy st,

AUCTION SALE

uxlc, 1 wood sleigh (new). 1 pnng sleigh, l truck Waggon with box. ..__.__. pole and shafts. 1 busly, 1 new

I will soil by public auction on my willll IlQlB all“ BWlIISI. 1 till!" thresh- promises at Fort Augustin)’ on cr and cleaner-l gasoline engine Thursday. November 23, at 1 o'clock (disco 4% Ii. ll’. 1 circular saw and p. lil. lily stock. crop and farm Outfit. l set 0i lhllncrs. 1 cream implements, consisting of ‘ "(tutor (Standard No. 2) 1 milk

S'l‘()CK:—1 mare i) yours n‘. (l5 gallon). l 12 gauge single (blood), 1 luilre 5 years old ('.‘- l bltrri-l sllzli. gun. Together with all ltlghl). 5 choice milk cows . working harness. fol-ks. shovels and calf. l hull. 2 yclll-s (Sluirllluril pill iiclusl.

KHIIHZ.) ‘ Q1» '.\ll filllllS up to $5.00

CROP:--l2 tons illl)’. 5 tolls l. ' Illa: amount 12 months .~'ll‘ll\V. 100 bushel potatoes. Hi0 bu‘. i : .-:l approved joint notes. 6 luruips. -r-i::. off lul- cash.

I-‘Albiti lilfPi.li)NiBN'l‘S:~l til: ‘ - positive. (No reserve) us my Pl‘ (MoCormack) l hay cilltcl". (.‘.l - lint: uwuy. Cormack) 1 broad cusl i".(.l‘lll_\'. first fine duy (Massey illlrrls). 1 set wheel li

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follow-

mns. PATRICK F. KELLY, Fort Augustus Eats

llnll wheels. 1 set curt wllnelii tlllll It; --

Turk Governor Arreitad lit-oil llrrclltcd by British soldiers. ATHENS. Nov. 1?..—~l‘tafet Pnsllllllcieorllllli: to iill lllicouflrllictl des- Governor of Constantinople. lmspatcii from GfUClil. source today.

"Desnaired or at 50 ' Sllro‘ ‘and Weliat '70~

MI". Jacob ‘II. ' 5 333 $5M Ave., Mil-lend,

"i have used Dr. Chase's Kidney- Liver Pills for over 20 years and l i feel that I owe my life to them. I suffered severely from rheumatism and heart failure. One doctor just gave _ me one ‘year to live, and even told - l" ‘till; “iihl” i>°.“"é.‘ “l” ‘l8?

nc r s .' use’: - lacy-Livel- Pills luidl have been using them ts needed ever-since. lam nov‘ ‘ i 7o years of age, wéhgll 2i? pounds i , and can ivorh is we as any young '2 ‘ man."

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WANTED WASH BY THE DAV

Iw/urreo - MARRIED MAN ‘r0

HOEBE- “id EDETQAPPLV 2a: improvements.)

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‘lillltililltlt vGUARhlA-Ii T

8H0? from Helium's Catalog.

ABEGW-EIT "DANCE on Wed. nesday night for St. Francis Xav. lfl‘ boys. A real time assured.-

QRDER PERSONAL Xmas Greet. In: cards today from the w_ 13 Wellner Co's exclusive designs. 5'! l—-—— »

DON'T FORGET the public auc- tion eale of 1 baln Waggon and 1 xrain. grinder at the Massey Har- ria sales rooms, Kent St.. at 11 o'clock today.

_CARD OF THANKS-Airs John Drake- anll family wish to than}; their many friends for the kind- ness shown them in their recent bereavement. VOCAL QOLOS “Duets. Trios. Quartottee. Chorus Violin Solos. Organ. ‘Methodist Church Thurs- day evening.

‘MR. WELLNER of the W. T. Wkallner Co. Ltd. Queen Street had experience while with ltyrie

to you Ill selecting a watch this Christmas. Drop in and see the values we have.

FOXMiEN ADDRE8SED-There was a largely attended meeting of foirmen in the “Board of Tradc rooms lal-it night. when Dr. Smith of Ottawa. gave an address on scientific for feeding. Mr. W. H. Bennett, New York representative of the rirlu oi’ Huth & C0,. London England. spoke on the marks-tint! conditions of silver fox furs. hfr. E. H. Raynor of Sumillcrside pro sided at ihe meeting. which was representative of the fox interest! throughout the province.

INTERESTING LECTURE- At Zloli CliUFCll school room Inst ev- ening all enjoyable entertainment was given under the auspices of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour in the inter- ests of mission work. There was good attendance. Mr. Murdock Rosa presiding. An interesting luu‘ ture. illustrated by lantern slides. was given by ltcv. Mr. Taylor on the life oi’ George Frederick Wnttii

painter and preacher. Tho slides were skillfully shown by Mr. Burke The programme opened

with a few introductory remarks by the chairman, and a solo by Mr. Ben Acorn which was warm- ly erlcoied. A candy sale netted ad- ditional proceeds.

i<0>-—-——~ PERSONALS

Miss Florence Sllllphant of New Glasgow is visiting in the city the gilt-st of Miss Myrtle Biluls.

Mr. Wm. Cailtelu. Charlottetown leaves this morning for Boston on u visit and expects to bc absent ‘two or three wocks.

The many friends of All". lieath {Campbell of Long RlVOI‘ will be sorry to learn that lhe has been suffering (luring the past week [with blood poisoning in his hand.

‘ lllllTlllKEi

lf you are weak. thin and ilcrvnus. ynu with illtl-o-Phospllatc._ It ls ullurantotld to ‘lncrenlic \\'Ql§{l\\. and HlFUIhELh and restore oncrli)’. \'ll-.ol' Iiiilfl nerve force.

AUCTION SALE

sale at

Big dispersal auction cornwnll on Monday. November 20th at 1 o'clock ysharp of extra herd of Shorthorn ‘Cattle. As i am turning my attention to tllc grow- ing of seed potatoes I will sell Oil my farm on abovedate m-y entire herd of pure bred cattle of tllc flu- oat type headed by my imported herd bull Great Scott (lilo. M591) 2 years and my cows Della Rey, No. (113671) 7 years. Lady Florence. Reg. (No. 157670) 6 years. Daisy (No. 161.1601 years. ii-Iefor Rose. (No. 174303 2 years. Roama (No. 17801) 2 yearsuiPeach (No. 174302) 2 years. Suon Girl (No. 184368) 1% years. All safe in call‘ to above bull. and one.of the nicest herds "on iI’..E. I. 2 nurelbred bull calves; also 1 grade cow. Ayrshire, 1 Jersey 6 years. in milk. 1 grade Holstein cow. 3 years in milk. 1 cow 4 years in milk. 1 cow. 7 years ill milk. 1 grade Holstein heifer 11/, years. 1 brood sow. seven young pigs. Also the following:

1 potato digger (Proctor) 1 sec. drill seeder. l single plow. 1 scuf- iler. 1 S. T. hyarrow. 1 horse hoe. (new), 1 spraying outfit truck and barrel. 1 cream separator. 1 mud digger. new. This sale is positive No reserve.

Terms l2*m'b,l_itlie on sll sums 0v‘ er $10.00. 6 par cent. ;.oi! for cash.

imay never get flhanother chance to

secure such iloewibck. '

JOHN COLLINS. iOovuwnli

.1. A. llAloDONALD, Auctioneer

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v. m. c. A" QOWIL-lilio

In the Bowling match at the v. u. c: u. last illgm the. team defeated the Bachelors. rolling a total score of 1980 pins.

N-EW' BOWLING LEAGUE A now Bowling League has been formed. between tilt! four Lodles of thee Odd-follows. The ‘first match wll ltake place tonight at 7 o'clock on, ind y. M.__(_I. A. Alloys. More interest lthsu ever is being shown in this ‘wonderful recrea- tion and large numbers nighfly turn out to wltnoess the games. which are always ‘hotly contented.

BIRTHS

H0 ‘ONJ-eolfiifildly. Nov‘. 10th. 1.0M ybld Mrs..O. iii‘. (Hodfinml. 92 Way-mouth street. a Ion. l

Bros. Toronto. which is of value _

lot Hughes Drill: Co" Ltd” supply ,

Come and get your choice. As you ‘

I For internal and External U8¢

Francis Xavier College Boys.

PUBLIC. AUCTION sale today at 11 o'clock at ‘the Massey Hap rls sales ‘rooms of 1 bain Wflggu and 1 grain grinder. . -

day night Basket weaving. Bean weaving and Embroidery. Jun. day night Dreumaklng. Friday Night Mlllllnery. .

—-Mr. Roger Sumaroh and his bride arrived in the.city on Sat»! urday evening by the Bord-ml .\x-! press. The young couple were pas sengers on the "Empress of France” real on Nov 10th. Albout i-vc city for his home in Syria u-hcrei his bride to benwalted him. .. tori the newly married nil-l‘ £00k a: honey moon trip thrcusll "l8 "My Land, Egym and other Eurnpt-nn countries and report a var)‘ 0104\- sant tour.

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satisfactory condition of electric light and power, have coulplicd with tho request and have 5011i‘ very fully and thoroughly lull! the matter.

We find. that the pgwor produc- ing plant consists of three ills» tinct types of apparatus vlzl three hard coal (anthracite) 3411' producers. one soft coal Droduccr. and one steam boiler and engine. The different power units has each their own individual engine and: electric generator or d.\‘ll=lll\0l That is to say there is no group in: or collucctink by coulltur- shafting. _ "The engine and dynamo Ilvrllflll of the plant may be passed u-ltli out further (liHCllSSlDlJ. being Ill as good colidllloll as iuachilu ' could be expected to be. will‘ Hi‘. under tho strain of 24 hours u day. seven days a. week.

For the best results the liurll coal producers require Wllilt l8 termed _"i’ea" coal (peanut size). the Calillel pea being the host lili- lainalhle. For the soft coal lll‘°lllll‘i‘l‘ Llll§illl Sydney gives best rcsillzs.

WACH rol- the Abegweit dance . Wednesday niglrt in honor oi 3b,.

cusses AT v. w.-c. A. mo... ns-runiu mom HOLV LAND.‘

which arrived at Mllillr, years ago Mr. Sumiarah left this“

effect- a loving in the price but‘

rather from the fact that at times » ~ . It is absolutely Impossible to se- . _

cure the desired grades; and at _\\ '\ \\\ \\ \\ \ \- ._ § . _ » \ . _ " such times the capacity of the . | I . ‘ oh / - ~ \ \ '\-\...

plant is the amount of power than can be produced from the in ferlor coal. This we find. to be less than the requirements of the load. it is not for us to suggest. nor would we advise you as our civic body of authority to suggest or _ Member's Cutoria is strictly n. remedy for Infants and Ohfldrlii. Foods nxe specially prepared for babies. A baby's is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily . for grown-ups are not interchangeable. - It wu the need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and, Childten that brought Costoria ‘before the public nits; years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over l0 years has not provenl, - 'i »

what is cAsToRlA-i

should or must be taken to make the service more reliable. The company: has undertaken to} choose its power-system to shape and instal its plant and must be allowed a free hand to work out Its owil destiny. Nor would‘ we coildolun the company too severe- ly for the failure ilvhich was so Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregotfc, .Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. ~ 1t contains ‘neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirtyyears it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; alloying Feverfshness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sloop. The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.

annoying a month or so ago. it GENUINE ‘CASTQ R IA ALwAYs

was overtaken by a combination Bears the Sig-nature of

of unavoidable circumstance-s which prove (only too conclusive» Li‘) that ollr statement is correct. viz: that tllc limit capacity of the ‘plant is not sufficiently.- greatzr than its general loud-that tilelc is noi a sufficient rcscrvt- of po- \l\’0l'.

Tlle ulost serious phase of the problem is that at present the. prospects are not good for secur’ lng the proper grades of coal. 0t- ilcr kinds of cowl are being tried. but at ‘best that is experimenting.

We would suggest the advlsabt lit._\' of the Oity Council impress» in! on the company the absolutei need of moreapparatus being add! i cll if the present system is re- tained. or a complete change of power system made. choosing, SIIWI‘ system where the quality 0i’: coal will not be so 2W8! ll 73"“) (or for success or fiIllllllfG. Eltlleii‘; alternative w-lll invo vc a collsll-i

We (liscussed the futllrc. clalm- orshlo outlay of capital cost, bull llll: lllut another miners’ strikcyhn importance of the situation tit-i luigllt bring :1 recurrence. of tlic 3mm)... (L . rcccill. unsatisfactory conditions.‘ W.» would suggest that tilt-r" ls‘ m: cnlnun couramnunw w“ clrv W" “l” "l-“llsslid “lTKTBM “litirliiiipvrsiivr "fir" "l a Skill“ “T” llliil0lls of power production, pdlclhtanl rm- “... superintendent. “'0 —~— i a» oil (‘llizlllfii-l. steam turbines. orglmw. a [wQ-nhvffilll‘ hour service. m increase H“. 0mm“ capacity m- ill evcllt of continuing the prolluu‘ ‘WlllPil mclllls that where the nlocli your plllilt to a point where wr c" 3"“ 553ml" “mi- mmulel‘ lflrgflnllicnl oversight rests ()ll one inaflflnln llzlvi- some assurance of a 5°“ will llmdllcm‘ h" lmtunelllhc is ucvel" frcc from l‘i5%lll0ll$lll'-l!'{steady ulld f0lliiibii‘, light, We dc! {mil possibly a sasoiuclel" to equal u; ‘ H ‘ luoi tlllrlilli‘ or suggest what uuil izll lhc pressurealld givc a steady; your “Fol-ship ulld (JflAIlCillOlt-liillons Should LU made‘ but afipnd (“"4 l" ll"! ‘llllrllllmi- twill understand that willie our Tlmihal, \\'(‘ are not sillislirzd that your

'i‘oul:liing Oil labor we were lli~ il-t was .l stutcluent of ill-("H llhiprcsclit plzlnl can assure 11100111.’,

‘ °ll The Old Block ‘PRJUIIIOIII-Llitlo-NI: ' ’

Ono-third the regular done. Made of some lop-edi- enll, than c n n d y 1 coated. For children end ndulul '

.t was purchased are powerless to prevent the substitution. .

Future Possibilities.

Learning that the managing dlr cctol" was coming frolu Halifax uulliill u few days we waited his ilrrlirul zllld on interview tollllli llliil. llc had dlelfllléi‘ information. nor excuse lo offer bci/cnd what) we had illrozlily learned by pt-rsnn ill investigation. We found how. cvcr. tllilt the good coal ilihl ill‘- rlvud and the trouble ovtrcuiui: for the present.

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ii Use For overso Years

_ When You are Out. of

r‘“"'~““l that l‘ “"5 u" illlmlllmlqi-c found lllPilL this: nuplilulsntalryyulq Germ... you .,n(1e,-l,lk,._ of the company to givl- a BiltlS~,l~9pul'i is only opinions and Ell/Elk lily tlirwtifln nf lii~i Worship the

factory service if such is posslbllxlfls su(tl“ lMnyQr “m1 (my (‘0un(-j]_ that he had tllu Superintendent's J, A. ROWE‘) i rtnsiguaiioll in his pockcl, that il A, J. HOULE G. P. NICHOLSON. i

would bc accepted liud any m‘ W. P. DOULL

‘ (‘Ely (‘l(:l‘l'* i-vcry luau in the plant ‘Tired’ ii In Suhmming H“. “hove Mum-l, ‘.

Phone

while for the steam boiler ally good coal can be used. i193! l" suits of course coming from ilcsl quality of coal.

Of the hard coal llrl-"llllllelh? W“ are in good condition; the llliril- the smallest and oldest one re. quires repairs. At the time of uul i-irspection the soft coul ]7l‘OIlll\‘l‘l‘

allow men to gel. into it m r». move 1 large accumulation oi (‘llil kersl. this unit. having 1W9" l“ continuous use since inst .»\lll‘ll

secure the proper grade of thrdcitc for the ot-hcrr producers-

unit. bill with banked fires. This lis held as a precautionary’ or re- serve measure. Some fifiecu nliilll tes ivould be required w l‘lll5° steam to working pressure. OI [1115 unit the Qilfglllr} illld genera- tor are rzood hilt tlic holler ls ilot. is oldl and weak and should have been discarded yours ago.

This Trouble.

lion trip we found the lllPli work‘ mg like Trojans. scraping from one of the llllrd coal produc- crs bushels of what appollrcd (O l)". good live coals at Wlllli‘ heat. Exalitliratinu "IOWOFI this ti) b0 izilnply chips of slate wlllcll llevL-r hail‘ ally gas iii thcm. and vfflrl! I) (lclrlulcnt to the good portion of mo Cour Next‘ cxaminntiou of tllc gnnl taken hflll-hfllflfil from Elli! pile from which the IlITNllIfT" w? being fed showed fully ..~> t0 ~10 percent of the mixture lobe these chips of slate. We \\’L'l'r' informed that this was u two car lo) pill‘- chased through local coal (lolllcrs in good Mlth for first class coax. (he only coal of that LYIK‘ 1h?- could be found at that illlll‘ _lll Ezlstcril (Tanadii. the rcccui strIKS liflVlilT made it impossible to llfll" cilrc it in the usual wily from tilB Ulllicd States. We were ill." n- fnriilcd that two cars of lb..- < r- ed grade had sl-lice l)l"f‘il si-cilrcd. that ii was in transit ulili iller ivore hourly llwaitlllg its ilrlllull- There is on hand a lurlw sllljillll of soft coal. but this ion is (ll Ill fcrlor quality. and not tho grail!) of coal that hull been hurk-‘llllflll

was opened up and cooling "l? l0‘

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In“? “m” “mg “m ‘having "Oulillut tlwrc are uulncrous . _

‘made ileccssar)’ b)’ 11w lflllllli‘ Uflwbo have never scell lhc iusldc all»

There ivusi steam ou tllc stcaliiqmgim... “ml

u Wm ‘lammny b" ajfiml" why prcseilt owners took it over from lthc trouble of the lll-"llll l5 ll‘) “fr” [hi] old time Charlotleloivu 141E111‘ represented? Are tho nlcu irllilllli‘. “m; power (fonlpzinyx It properly? 0n our first lllsllv“ gelzcrlltlilg slxstenl has been clluilg