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FUR FARMING IN MONTANA.-..

'l‘li.s Black Fox Magazine, .\'i=\v Yuri: siiys: Mr. \\’. S. Custer oi’ Missoula, Montana, has this season `pilrchused ti. number of pairs of first quality Sil- vers .ii P1 E. island, which he has taken to his runt-li .ln .\iontuua. lie states th-.it lie expects to soo qiiito a number of ranches built lil thiit lit

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udapted for fur farming tliiin Mon-‘ taiitl.

WEDDING BELLS---.\ ililiel \\',ed~'

Illllg \\'Js rieicliriiietl lil llin l’areioiiitl;li .\iurl'ii._v Hiirhoi- on the evi-ning oi' tho ‘.‘ll'tli iiist. will-ii Miss Elsie liibliiirds, 'lzingliter oi- Mr. Jus. W. il.lchlil'lls. lzeczimc the bride of Zllr. Elinor Stew-

irt. The _volliif-<~ouple were attended ‘iy Miss M. llclitirds mid Mr. (‘l'iil'- I *lice \\-'lilte. The ilev. E. Wei-ks oil- leluteil. Tilt- iuiiitrootlng porting nr., poplilzli' _ruling .`li-lks tit' .\lliri'.ty llltir- hor.

_ CURIOUS ACCIDENT NEAR 0'- i.-EARY.-'l‘lie incident of a lioriw nonl- `ing to lin ilniiiedlntc stop litter its lrivvr was thrown froiil the vvhi-~;v had the eflr.-ct of saving the lite ol Mr, Roy Mt-Neill nelii' O'Lmii-_v las: l`liur.-lrlaiy night. Thi- young iiilin was ,jrlvlng izipldlv over at culvert when .ho _Iolt threw him into :i ditch. lie was stunni.-il by the full and luy wiui his li~-:itl submerged in waiter until pl~l'solis iitlriit'ti>li by tho unattended hoist-_ round him practically lifeli-ss iiedical aid wus hurriedly summoned and ai-iltlciul respiration was success-

_ Iully iiplled. The young iiian is well Ion the rocill to ret~ovcr_\'.

ALBERFIV PLAlNS.»-Tile follovtllig

is the stniiding ot' Alberry Plains School for the tnoiith of .'\'ovetnlior. Grade Vll-1, Gordon McMillan: 2. Elizabeth McMillan; ti, Frank Pratt: 4, 'l`ei'esu }iy,nes;_ 5, Mnivy Coady. Graile Vi--i, Wilfred Hynes; 2, Miy .VlcEachei'n; 3, Ernest Colllngs; 4, Frunk Hynes; 5, Annie Richards; 6, Walter Tobin. Grade V-1, Z\'orm.iii _McMlllnn; 2, Earle Richards; 3. An tlilil' ltlchards; »i, Chariot: Ilichllrds. -Lilurli Brothers, tolicllsr.

YORK CIRCUIT.--The Rev, Onisir

Kilburn, M. D., retltrned nilssloiiury from Chinn, will preach next Sunday morning ut li o'clock ln the York Methodist Church. The Church at l_'n- ion Road will be rt-~opsnr=d on Stin- dtiy. Spot-iul services will be conduct- `od by l'ti+v_ George Steel, D. IJ., at ll il. in. und T p. ni. in the llfternooii ilt

3 0’clock llev. liellry Piol‘<'.e will

prezicli On atcount of thc .ibove, no service will be hi-_ld in the Briicklt-y Road (‘liui~ch on Suildtiy.

WEDDING.-A weddlrlg of intcr.-.<.1

Look place nil Wl.'dliesdu_v if\'t-niiig. Noveiiibt-r 19th lit tho Nlctliodist lhir- eonuge, Powiiiil, when Mr. Artliur .-\l. Burke ot' Southport, P. E. l. and Miss Beatrice l. \'i-ckery of \‘l'ellcsley,liill:<,

rizigc by Rev. ll. Pit-rce. They vi‘I:i'i.'

,_ Q Mass., t`. S. A., iviire united in Il\=il'- sl

iittciidod by Miss Eliiliin llurkv. s'l~¢li~l'

_iQ ot’ the groom :ind Mr. Siewlii't lIi-n- .i

sy of Soulliport. Mr. and Mrs. Burke

.__ who have the good wishes oi ii host ol'

trivnrls will make tlieli -home in tloiitli-

taliietl tue loss, by diiiitli mi Noveniher 26th of il prominent titxiirv in rellgiriii.; :ind social lite of the coliiliiiinity ill the person of Mrs. Patrick Trziliior. Kelly's Cross ln the Girth your of lil-i' lgo. The <lece;ise~l ludy, who was li grr-nt siltlerer for the past four or five years, will be lzrently niissed, not only from the home circle hut in thi-

? port. _ ` , _

E The parish of Kcll_\"s t‘ross. ills- i

lied, where she delighted to lighten tlio'_sut`i'ercr’s pains, while in her own home the kind hand oi' hospitality wus 7ilwo'_rs extended. Hesltles hor berlav- ed husband silo. ll».a\'es to mourn foul' sons Junivs P. and Levi l~‘., Kclly`s Cross and Waite-r and Bennett, Bil- moiitou, Alta: und three d:iui7~’l1lt‘l‘=1 Mrs. W. Doiron. of llaitleford. Sash.; Mrs. l-‘rank Roach, Cardigan and lion- rlettii. Kelly’s Cross; besides several :rand children and numerous relat- ives and friends who will over cher- ish her meiiiory and pray for the re- pose of her soul. ller body was lntor» red in St. Joseph's cemetery. Kelly’s Cross on the niornliig.ot' November 28, lifter the celebration of s Requiem Mliss by the pastor ltev. Dr. Curran. The pull bearers were Jerome Mc- Guigon, Francis J. Monaghan, John Hsughey. M. A. Smith, J. H. Nan- tes iind John P. Bradley.

FRIDAY

105TH BATTALION.-Circulars are

now being mailed to the next of klii _of every iiian of the Battalion in search of information for compiling ii record for future reference. Those receiving these circulars are asked to returnithem compipted without de- lay. it is hoped to ,have it complete

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Fox Breeders

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You have Silver Fox Furs for sale--_

Do you want to sell them for highest _cash value?

----I-~-wants--large numberofsitins--nocguantity,,t00 INEC

to buy-no offering too small t_o receive c_areful atten- tion. I pay for the value that is in your iurs-

All those from whom I purchased skins-_-Don

hurry in the sale of your furs-

Iam going to get to see your offerings becaus

I want some good high class iurs. I am prepared to buy- _

CHESTER McLURE

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The lggsst Direct Hniiiler ni Silver Fox Furs.

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list of all casualties for the rs-union

Ruskin School for the month ending

nian Crane' 3 Marion Goodwin Grade'

Grade l-1. Russel Clarkln; 2, Dan A.‘ McDonald-Jennie Climmlsltey, teach- er. ' t

scnle inspector, my retired was rv- ceived with mingle feelings of regret rind plciiuré' DY' all 'employees' 617116' C. N. Rys.. regret that he is no longer to be with us in his official capacity, tina _pleasure that the is to enjoy for a long time to roms the rewards oi' work well and faithfully donei For ii period or over 43 years, Mr. Macnoii- gall iil\s'boer| "nu the job" in tllo railway world. Born at Cnnipbellton, Lot 4, Prince Edward island, Oct T, 1x54. he entered the railway service in 1870, as ii bliiclisniith helper/ under Mr. Patrick llnppor. Re roinalncil with this departiiient until 1880,- when no went oil smile repairs. iinrl from lhiii iliile on no was contlnuoitiily oin- plnri-<l with the seals tkvpsrtiliiuiit. Thi- employees of tht- weilzliing lie- piirtinent fueling that tlirncctliilon of Mr. Mncbollgsllwi retirement must not

over iviiliolit rocogni-

regard for esteem-

_ " ' , ' . movement. Many offered prayer.

ll," 1' Aim; 3:53' 2{.aR°Bf|E?lm:,%‘_-l~ Dr. Kllborn, who spent over thirty ‘

e,mlVll/llliarndmc 2. .mgsdiiilfan G',,£m_ I years in China as missionary and Dr. F

Jliiclloilgall, mi llciiulf of his wife

und liiulsell, i'eullnltl_\' replied, uiitl us- © sured hlffrlends that he would long ' ciierlsli the tokens of their re/giird. ,,_ Mr and Mis ‘uutliou ntl hs o ta en @

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» ' ~ - ' 5 v K a trip to 'l‘eiilPli-, 'l‘i-xas. wllcre they pllili lin spa-iitiiill: thi- wliiter.--(loverm ment Railway Eliiplo_l;r-I-,i _\lrig;i1,lnr;,

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our roll for Tryon school. Clrzido lX--

l. Esther Lord. Grade Vlll--i, Ain .lifrwatt and Cllorlo-,i Howatt.-equul; iii-li-ii. H<»f.l.tiiil; il. Ruby .\fac.\‘i-ill; lttith .\ilullln.~'. Graiflc VII--l. \\' Ilfill Itiaieimliii; ‘_', Aiiiciv .\liit-Neill;

(llatlys Rog¢~:'.<uii. Grille Vi--1, liildi-\ Foy; 2,' Mill: i-‘.<iy; Il, Alethaf Keougli

and Alctlia Malloy, equal; 4. 'Vvlllie -

Lcli. (lrailo l\'-1,-(lrilce Wright; 2, Gertrude liowstt; It, Lloyd Huwlltt; 4, Aiiiy Lon. Ili-.irln lil-1, Harrison I-Bilfdi 2. Fiellerlc lluhley; 3, Kath- leen Rogersoii; 4. lizsrl .\iiilii-y. Grlillo li--1, Amy llliliiweli; 2_ Mairluu liow- utt; Li, Llllilin llnlliwell; 4, Adelullle

Poolcy. Grade l~-1, Noveila Delaney; ° o

2, Alley Maulniilsz 3, Ella ltoI!oi~sor`i; -

4. Ed\l'arll llolliinli. l’ei't`ort attenti- i-incc-Aixiy liowlitt, ltilby Miic.Ni=ill, Victor Howatt, llllda Fay. Grace \\'i~lzht, Kotlileen Rotzrrsoii, lfill:l.'in

lllllliwell, l~‘r\'=d Wolton.

Canada’s Largest i f

Silver Fox Buyers _ '

____ .tvlio has just returned from the fur centres of Europe (5,

with his chief buyer, Mr. Drolep, will be at the firm’s of- J fice, Summerside, for a short time beginning Tuesday, _ 'fl December 2nd. This is `an opportunity for Silver fox '91 breeders of P. E. Island to realize highest cash prices by marketing their output direct with a firm having all

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR SUMMER-

SIDE.-Au important meeting of u.il @) Interested in fur forming will he lit-ld in Sunliuelwiide :it 8 o‘clock this cron- ©

ing, at which Mr. Webster. represent-

ing Montreal capitalists, will glvo an @ uddress on the formation of riuo- ©

tloii fur sales in Montreril for Canada.

ll' ii sufficient number interested will @

notify Mr. W. T. liuggan of the P. E. I. Railway a special train will leuve Charlottetowii about 3.30 returning after the meeting. Return fare $2.50 This is an opportunity that all fox men should take an interest in as it has

a very important bearing on the Indus- © try. Do not lull to telephone Mr. Hug- © gun this morning. .

HOME FROM OTTAWA. -» Mr. ©

Percy Pope has returned from Otta-

wa. where he represented this prov- inet' at the meeting ot’ the Nuval ©

Council ol' Cuiiutlu. Admiral Jellicoe :ittlenlleii one of the iiii-etlngs at which Q ' the nlwul sltliiiilon wus inioruinlly @ iilslrusin-tl. Lord Jr-lllcoo he-:irtlly com- ‘ ineiidcil the generous support 'given to the Navy lieziltui-_ by the people of @ Canada. rind in his rr=iiiiii~k,, sold he ©

was not pros:-nt lo deliver an uiliiress

but vvas there in :iii advisory czipriclvy.

Ho laid .~‘\ieI:ilil oiitphasis upon the @

iinportunce of seo power to the lim-

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of the Island silver fox producers

Mr A. Pierce the President and General Manager oi iii

facilities for disposing; of their furs judiciously on the .A ful' markets of the world, through the ultimate benefit I -To

Fox breeders are cordially invited to participate in “T

thisextensive 'co-operative method of marketing their ff?) furs at home to best advantage, eliminating delays in getting returns from commission dealers. ia;

For further information, appointments, etc., call,

write or phone to their i'°epresentati\`2-_-

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lrllrfi. .-ttiiitiiilml Jellicloe littd been lillvil' vt 0 vis _ s prov lion, ant '. i'. 'ops '

brought the imitter up, but as thc Ad- 5 _ _ 'i L . - _

miril was piesuetl for time and his _, __ _ _

ml, lm.” would luke ‘wo ,_|ays_ it was BPS app,-eppmyedofl ¢h¢’;.tine davotlonliy p-.irlrlr nlili hor tatlim- while Ill;-S. found itiipossllilv i’or him to clinic, til spirit l‘B\'eiilc ll I 0 M99 ill; “U 'itotlerick .\lt~K:iy rictinl: us' llililrl of Miss Nellie Gillespie, Soi-ri-tni~ ot' " also li li'liUlPf*U 0K UN’ i“""`*"’“"l'i adj

3. ut' A _ _ I lionor, tilt' wedtlilig iilzirt-ii ii ‘ing lieut-

.\'x_i\’y League for this province. ivlis tlicsses which will be <10-lI\‘\‘1"’¢| ll' ‘mltilully reiiilei-eil bv Miss 1i<~tluull dt’ all.-lo in litteiitluilco ut tho nlcetiiilzs. (‘oiivcnt'ioli i0llH.V- _ ‘Ell\=i'.-lll‘.. I-oil.-iii oi lilo briil~~. ` Tho'

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til' l"l‘z~i*tliwl‘i'.s mont popular yqpng ladies. whilc thc groom is one of Brad-‘ iilbliiisfs most prosperous farmers. After itll hull their appetites apileas- ed \lr Reeve'-l had the table remov-

untl re turned homo \Velin¢-still- llllthl. 'l`l\i=l Ultelllllli Z“m°l"“5 i"“g°rs W9.ul;:rooiii'.' ilifl lo the llrlil - \\~ .~ ii pzolll -l ‘D dl l E '- ~ ' ~- ~ 8

~-»»- ‘ for toda}"=~l sfffiltl-I Of liletilllllftl find 'ilpr-niliiiiii. to Ihr liritlo.~iiii:ildd`:i lirild liiiedtl-ll\or'kutlt$ll;Jil iii:

CONCERT AT FALCONWOOD.- will bo at decided loss lo tht- r_-ili1.¢‘i\1~tIw,-;_.~Il¢.i will-li, tn Ihi- wi .- - . ', ._ - - ‘

.-\ \'t‘l'y enjnynlilu and niilvli nppi'¢\‘.~ who full in ilttclld.

lated coiicn-rt was lrivvn iii 1"aili~_on» wood liistilutiiiii on \\`t‘tliil-.still ' 0\'c‘i‘|~ REEVES--MATHESON WEDDING

_ . gl ciii»in.in. .i |.n<.iliilil:. The music living furnished silk tio :ilill gold pin. liliinl=tlt:itol_v alt- by ll. E. \\'oo<l.~'ld<\ .ii-sl.~;tt~d by Mr. Ivr tho l:iiot was lied :ill present eu- llieivis .\irKa)'. One ol' the- fl-ntureg 0( li-rr-d lilo dining room which wa.-z nice- l the I-viriiiilc; w:l.~l the singing of Auld

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ini! 245111 lllt.. with the kind DGFUUH' *A \'¢‘|’>' Dl'L'tt,v wedtiiiig' was solvlllll' lv ill-<'oi'iitl-d for the occasion mill pai" iLai1L: Sriie und Oneitn by N A liud sion ot’ Dr. Warliurtoli, Mr. Boiilieil, ized at the liolne of Mr. and Mrs. ,'Iook' ol' ii suiiilltlioiis- rr-past pi-epiirod Dali' Muthesoii assisted 'bv' the Supervisor of the Institution und Clllviil Reeves. 1-0“'*"" l"r""'°v""' Wvil' I DY Mrs. itcvvi-.<. 'l`hc Iirlrll- luoltell i =\ii»ii¢-~~. Mlfffaiilis. oolisliis of tlioibrlde Miss M(-,l_,¢>0¢l, _\4llImn_ -The following nesdsy. Noveinber 26th wlicii Ilieii' 1 vi~i~_\- l~Ii:lrniiii;; lIi‘l~.~'.=l-ll in white- silk ,'l`hi> ovmiiiig wiis broiight in 3 C105.;

progroiiiiiio wus ciii'l‘it‘ll out:-Atllll‘cSa ?l\l0Sl dllllghtci' Lll¥kl"¢~arle, lwrziiill' . with vi-loiii' lriliiIiilnl._': ainll lirirl:il veil ‘by llie- slngiilg oi’ Gull be with you till by the chairliiun, Mr. .\iacDonn.id. llle bride of John M lelizlo Miitllosoli ;iiri~:Iiigf-rl with spl'll~_-'.< of orinci- hills- , iw niet-I, iigliln by _Malcolm ),1¢L,e0d }.;ngjpp.-1- uf the |nmIw¢;f,,_,_ fjho,-u,,..,.\ the nuptiiil lliiut. ivais tlotl_hy lltfv. \\_. ;.~oin.~I. 'l‘hr- liridl-sniliill woro li ilrr-ss of laind Mrs. li. _l-Z. Woodside slid Roller- 1-‘aleonwood (thot,-_ 3(,\05_.._\|iS8 [)m~m. A. MrQll;l.i'i'ie, pzistni it lli~- lrridiis .-In-ll pink _-:itill ond toll(-Ili-.< nl' gold. lick .\lcKliy. After ull was 'over the hy Bradshaw, Mr. G-eorgc Bears nc- "l1“l'¢h; Til” bl`i_fl0 WGS _llltellflvil bi' I'i`ho hrldt- iriiii the r<\i~i|>il~iiI of iiiiiii_r itiiestii we-nt lioiiie wishing My-_ and ,_.,,,,,pm,i,.d by Miss Ha,.,.i,,‘ (,_.uc0md_) Miss hiitlierlrie, shltri' ni the liroolu , lieaiitlfiil and I-os-ily pl-eseiits whlcli .\'li-s. .liiillieson niuuy happy years or

Miss McE,,,.h,,,.n_ Miss }.,,,m Humw’ while Mr. A. J. Mcl.f-rin iiiily siimiort- |Il~stltit»s to rho popiiliirlty nf lioth

wi-titled life. The voiuig couple will

;,_t,,._on,m,,it.d by Miss I.-|0 Cauwbell' eil the 5r0r>lli. ’I`lii' lirlde I-iilc-i~l:ll lilo bride and grooiil, the bride living one lrmiille in Brndslbane.

(oncorell). Honologiie-Licutenant 1'). B 5 - -= - if -

A. .\icDoniild, (eiicoredl. Violin Selec-5 ' 'L' "V ' i L

tioii-~-.\ir. (lhcvorie, accompanied by Miss Saiindcrs, (encored). Solo--Miss llc-len Wlilto, accoiiipanicd ily Miss V liori-ls, lcucored). lteudiiil;-It-lr. Geo. Bears, (cncored) Solo Miss Iliirris,

accompanied by Miss Campbell, len- .

cored). Solo--Mr. W. it-ass. (louiic ._

song-Mr. George Bears, (eucored). 0 t I , ‘

Song chorus-Miss Helen Whitc und ` ,

Fiilconwood choir. Solo-Miss Pearl '

Hunter accompanied hy Miss Hllrris. Chorus by Falconwood choir. The _ .

singing of the National Anthem brought this _enjoyable concert to a close. Coffee and cake was provided by Miss liar-per, housekeeper of the ‘ Institution and daintly served by Miss E' ("° Jessie Campbell, head nurse assisted

,"’ ““’ °““” “‘1'jfL_ AUCTION SALES OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN E

_ The devotional service in Zion Hall

atten _[prove to be an inspiring. e th l t d . il l - Lilian iii Clie(I1\iliPwa:d“<§iiaiii"o`htlol;ailif\i:x¢£i A nection with the Int.‘er»Cl1urch l-‘or-

"=;,f,<}nI;‘,gc',§;‘°;§,, emmms mm, Auction Sales Take Place Three Times Each Year

to be the dominating characteristics

of the service and lt was quite iippar- - ent that ii suitable atmosphere for "'-ln- such a movement as this, is permeat-

lrig all the churches co-operating

nr. w. S. i.......... presided, 'win January, May and October _

to 'be hem m Januhry. Mr. George H. W. Moore presiding

SCHODL w°RK‘_cla‘“ standing 0( Revs. Messrs Raymond und Thomas.

nt the piano and leading the praise.

The opening prayers were led by --a,1SO- /

Rav My Taylor read the twelfth chap-

AiIl°`i§.iiib°§iiii°ii@iiiié2-'iilfafiiheihgi | in ‘oi ri.m~..,' at ti.. .sqm oi me - Sales by Private Treaty Throughout the Year`

V _ ' ‘ chairman who declared it to be s

5.-.:::r."_‘f°“..i...t..I°::.':r;i .'<:.".'..;'-on »---M

sion of the contents of -this great

Pldlzcon. who is Convsner of the ex tonslve Home Mission and Social Ser- vice work of the Presbyterian L’

Church in Canada, gave brief ndilres- F

Istnuoan -ri euilsnso.-'rife' N0. 220 ifllil AVGIIUC, New Y01‘k City, New Y01'k, U.S.A.

news that Mr. All ii F. MacDougull,' C°_,__ ._ fr.- . _ __ _-_ -.._-..'...l I

_‘-ABllllT llllEllMAT|SM I

wh -_ I _ REPRESENTATIVE FOR MARITIME

at Theuslmll Hlvo Found Gives

Relief From This Pllnful Trlilbll. I ` D'

Rlicumatism is it constitutional tile

oose, manifesting itself in loonl iii-_ I- ond pains, inflamed joints and =Iii

' M' "~""i,»__ ¢_ 'I‘ruro, Nova Scotia.

muscles. It os`nlio't he clireil ily lot-‘li

or external applications. It mn.- have constitut ollll trculinciil.

Take A course of thc great blood-

piiril`_\'ing and tonic medil-ini-, Hood '.- Silrsiipnrilln, whit-li corrcl-ts the in-iii condition of the blood on whit-li - rlieiimiitisinl depends. and gives por- mlineiit relief. This nietlicino twin hincivwith excellent iilti-riitiw-s mid fonifi. what is kendfrully' t'niii't°~li~tl lu he the mont eiYec`tiv`e agent in Ilic

trnahnent of this discus.

‘ E. H. MONKLEY

Sumluerside. l’. E. Island.

If a tmtlisrtio or liistive is liecilvd I

uk. swam ruin. panty vegetaln

c.i..nniin&.r_L....»_. i....»..i » _...__ A u.....i; _i.i..“c.f.. .

Inst eliéeining, wglch was very largely I E

r PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OFFICE,

'CORllESZ`0Nl)EN CE SOLICITED.

Tie- L-1°' -.ang

ENGLAND

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