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of planets and bertalu eccentric» eua, moves in i small orbit. around Sirius once every fifty years. like one litt-le planet Mercury around the stm every few months.

la 184i! the Oownrpanlon was in that pant. U! its orbit where it be-

4

A Sweetheart at Thirty

Remiaisceuces

‘ A Jump-spark Romance of

have ..

"f-‘x A

mutter’: luminar- ‘tall vnl the jewelry, for security. . All rlfht bring her in,‘ growled

(h! “$10811. .

- l Wflross called Cecelia ln but first. he bailed the General) to .dsal with hen-to " remember

. ‘ gently _ s” mum, "mam m, mag,” w "ms sronv or A we Concerning Prohibition and u. Moder" "w" 2 m, m, w“ a “mm The m:

It tsjwonderlulivytiit a help Oxo is innthe kitchen]. Oxounesul good food every day

961N118 0!" fort-ring ma‘ t-€i."‘.‘. 01m and polar system oueward a little from Sirius, a great. source oliheat and cooling the temperature of the solar system, which resulted in in- creased. sun spots or holes in the fiery cloud, condensed and rained back to the main body of the sun.

IAN‘ TRANSFORMA- TION

ly Marlon Rublnsam '..

THE PROBLEM

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_ Proposed Pieblaclte.. ( y W. L. Cotton.) 'l‘tu;~'.y-l*.\-.- ;..‘-.‘.rs ago the Liquor livil was a subject of public discus- slot! as it is now; and means of suppressing the evil were then, as now, proposed. The position of The

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s. IY PAUL DIOKEY AND -‘ CHAS. W. GODDARD f

‘Prom the Sensations", ‘Sue eesetul Play Novelizad by Charles W. Goddard. -

gand cast him a. iooko! scorn tori want he, General Inuooenclo Dos Santos. the world's greatest ex- pert on handling women. . Cross wad somewhat pained t0 learn that he was not to be a par ty to the conversation. The Ante!“ ican himed tha‘. he had better stay

. e eggs. C... suture... s; ‘ “

Wh ‘. 'Lif‘Pli' ~11, ' Thesy have gm»: idmfieatugeaoatltlieaarazebacked fine reeordo achievement. Salesman! Investigate: our new liberal General Agency , H ’ ' -

Telephone Noah-Number.‘ .95. ‘-

but General Alnuoceuclo did not

v ‘ood head,‘ » ‘ tthus leaving spaces or holes in the ETD 1611' IDIIIIQ»; imelallic clouds called sun spots.

It is not. only ' resulted ill colder

weather on the earth. us, for c1‘

ample. the cold winters of the 70st "rue REFRIGERATOR sun

Examiner then was set fort.h in the .. .. . , - _ ‘ issue of November 11, 1887 as fol- “mavggalyouszrfe 1.13321? gangs; Cllfllllfl 33 lows: . Pllgo and warm up the motor-H --" "If we had a law prohibiting the He “roan out and agam- the "lalmlaiilulll- lmlmmmm‘ imd "M ‘bandit let him pass but signalled of liquors, and if that law were to théqvawhiuy Basin“ , lessly, sitting down again 9n (he supplemented the provision of rev- sofa, "that l'm altvays explaining euue officers to prevent. smuggling the things that: Bud does. 0f all could it be enforced lu,thls pro- the scrapes he hug gotten 1141115911 vince. Certainly the success of the into, thus seems to be the niost Scott Act is not assuring. But serious. though." then, one of the weaknesses of the “Well don't worry too much Scott. Act is that it permits the im- abouL it. It's sure to be all right!" portaion" 01' liquors in both large , __ , l anstvered. And then I was furl- and'smnll quantities; and it has ‘The normal ulllllldl temperature , lat Runs“ (my is about 54 regmefl ous at. myself for that. silly remark not sufficient strength either in it- hm n ‘Us who“, 51 “egroes mgGeueral and- vague sympathy or self or from public opinion to keep H369 1873' 157i 1883_ 1884 and than sort is never welcomed by a men. from selling and drinking and .. l . H m. k: a _ ‘ _ w rry, car.’ wen on, are mllor . n ' _ 31:;Z5533},Xfiegeiufgeykfgsfirlf; f‘): going over to (he sofa and pptting with the revenue officers to keep (Here is the first mathematical “w.” mm; Sirius m Us, ' ‘Illl arm around the girl's shoulder the liquor out, would undoubtedly uqflanauon 9f a (iguhymh. we,,.,_he,.i Tile ‘Hrwwnce in the position}, After all, we ‘know Bud would have a great advantage over the m‘ and swunauons or 0mm, And, of m" planets now and rm? vears never do’ anything really wrong. Scott Act. Even with this advan- ma ‘mmpmym, o; Sirius. alnnneflago m" van, [he monthlygrésultsnlfles onl‘ wrld and‘ lOOlISTI some tagc it would be no good unless “yam fibula‘ but lmicb/Qolder wmlem “m; ‘luring-and perhaps a little bit backed up in a practical way. by The sun moves h. an immensewbe Scattered mnmzr [he nextirwll Orn- public opinion. Could public opln’; "m" mound 1m, 81am 5,“, 5mm) men“, ‘veam ton be depended upon to do this. as it proved by tne axial position} ' ' in Charlottetown it could not; . . throughout the country, it could.

9v» Temperance men in town talk loud {ind do nothing; temperance men in the country say less, but. do something; and we may reasonably znnclutie that the work of the lat- ter would more than counteract the verbosity of the former. On the whole we are fllsposed to regard the idea of -Provinciai lProhibItion with Javor. 1But' would (or could) Pair- liameut make special laws to af- fect one or two provinces in respect t0 the importation of liquors?" After the lapse of thirty-five years 1nd (the expcrimlcta gained within hm period, we urevtoid that "there is no doubt that as long as the wholesale liquor houses are flood- ing the country with liquor and en- Jilllfdglllg rbootlegging, it is impos- sible to enforce our prohibition laws." 'l‘hut is to say, The Exam- iner's position thirty-five years ago nus been justified by the event; and Parliament having passed epeciul u-ts prohibiting the importation of liquors into those provinces which desire prohibition, for other than medicinal and sacramental purpos-

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. w. B. Browse, CharIottWetQwnQP. E, 1, suoult QUOTATIONS

and 80a “It seems to rue," Vi begun list-

lln 1913 the Companion, or Sirius W33 again an its greatest illstance east ofgSirius and began moving in its orbit indirectly towards us resulting in increased sun spots, and it will be follow-yeti by colder lwlnters on the earth. scattered through the ncxt tmeuty year-s.

Meeting Liberal y y Conservative Electors

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"l: gucss,‘l'd better go with him. said ‘ilccelia. “One moment: please," General lnuocenclo. “Everyone seem to forget that I am here-d leesten very polite-fishers] Inno- cencio always polite, but there is one little business matter Meester Cross have forgotten to speak about. ll’ you tlonrt mind Mrs. Mar- vin I l-lke to speak with Mr. Cross alone."

“Can't than. wait General," ask- ed- Farlay annoyed at the intrusion of any business at such a time.

"Ne" thundered the bandit, “it is importunte and" immedlameute-J.

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A meeting oi the 'iiberaI-Couservativesjoi Charioltettwu and Royalty Will be held. __ ‘

TUESDAY ‘EVENING. uovtuvtu 141i

at 8 o’cloclt_iu the Board of Trade Roums, to" up. ,_ point cemmittets for the different polls for the _ ensuing year, and also to appoint delegates to it- tend a convention to nominate candidates for City and Royalty. _

All workers and others interested including

Womtn Voters are requested to attend. i

‘Several prominent speakers will address the MONTREAL EXCHAN _ s _ ,, s - W meeting. By orueroi committee.

W. A. STEWART P. W. TURNER M. LONWAY

(Letter to the New York Herald.)

CHAPTER Xll \ Having silenced Fariey's objec- tions, Girncral luuocencio doffed his ornate sombrero . and bowing low to (fecelia said. “Beautiful lady will you be so graciously" sweet. as to pe-rlmt me to have un- insigniillcan word or two with thces Meester Cross?" “Why certainly General." she re- plied. Ohl Farley started to escort her inlo the house but the brigand was mo quick for lllllll and it was on his arm that she leaned" as he gailnntly led her to the door. indo- cenclo thrilled» at the touch of her fingers and he had to remind him- sc-f sharply that this was‘ business rind h» must not let any sentiment intt-rfcrc. lie closed the. door and looked sternly at Crests who stood chest out feet tvldo apart, grinning his usual cocksure optimistic smirk. “Wcll, have you got it?" demand cd tho Mexican. "Got whirl?" Tliedlsndti-ts eyes grew hard, but he cxtlluined in ii soft voice: ' ‘Thc rans0m—the hundred tnou- sand dollars I sent you to get. “Oh iilat—Why eure—that I've (limo sonletiling better. brought his wife. -

‘But that's it,‘ Vi said. I'm not sure but what he has done somc- thing wrou-g this tinte."

“What (l0 you ‘mean?’

‘fiVaiit- l‘ll show you a later pap- er than the one you have. I went out and bought it a few minutes ago."

l began taking off my hat and fur, and ‘laid the coat carefully 0v‘ er the bed in my room. I had left a note for Vi to g0 to Helen's for -her dinner in case I got in late. but she was not in any coudlftion to think 0t‘ food. Unconsciously. t-vcn while I was listening to her I “'21s planning lhu quickest things to cook for us.

"You don't. seem as alarmed about the poor boy being knocked down and hurt as 1 am," I collim- ented.

“Nu, because as the thing stands it would have been better if Bud illlltl been really hurt.

"What? I exclaimed’ aghast a1 (this ‘Slfllelllélll.

“Yes," she said picking up ano- ther newspaper. “You sec, tin very fact that he was so slightly" |injuretl is the strongest (‘Vllliilllfl against. him." .

DYE or TINT any cloth any shade Perfectly.

Ask your Druggist or Store- keeper to show you thc Shaded Color Cnrd, nlsousk for a book- let.

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Will be received till November 18, 1922, for the follow- Tenders will be accepted for the whole Goods can be inspected any time. highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

The

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lwcnt. on thinking of dinner.) ‘Bud was going from

gAnd "he hurl some-

‘lbmuis and things cuuplc of other filnns. red

to tukc Wei

talking one ofthc his office pitsscd

l " of ‘m. ‘HF!’ SOTIIQ ‘Ililjtlvt vtpi.

thc nthur problem.)

V! and talked‘ while about my work lthere.

r

“in what way?’ I asked, putting ,0u an apron. (l‘ll cut a steak from the roaQtHthuFs quick, my mind

his of-ficc do the bank she begun patiently" ‘fl-Te docs it every day, you know. pnpercs and

in i.

wt» ‘.‘~li'.l"

z my other mind wont on busy on

followed‘ me to thn kitchen. I went busily

"it has this to do with it. Pete

he l’etc—be gut out of that

r of his, by tho WlIY-"flllil stop pen t0 Lilk a ullnutc. and willie he clerks 21nd Silll‘

us, the people 0i‘ this province are about to vote in a plebiscite on the tpltasliun whether or not such pro- hibition shall prevail. llt is hoped that. there will be an emphatic un- awer in the affirmative.

Prohibition as carried info effect in the face of liquor importations has, without doubt, ‘worked a. great lmylrovenlent in the social and fin- ancial conditions of many country listricts. in the towns its results have been less strongly marked. ilut even in the towns a ciluuge for (‘he better has been observed by those whose lives iluve been pro- ougcd. \'u\v there is an opportuni- "fv in stipplelnent. the [Provincial Pctml.‘ ..= Ms- by the adoption of lu» will n11 luw preventing the im- uortutioit of liquor into this pro- vince. it is to be. hotleti-thztt this ‘lppOTlllllllY to rrirledy the evident veakness ol‘ the provincial stulule will be seized and taken advantage vi’ by the great majority oi’ the elec-

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Hfarrztjo!" exclaimed‘ innocenc- io. ‘I n0 tell you ‘to bring a wife- I télt you to bring a wife-d tell you to bring the money. If you have make me wait one month and- t-nluc here empty in the hand than h.\' dnm~+l—"

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Keep you shirt on General. Cross itelruplcd: "she's got the money." "Site have it on her?" demand- trd the bandit sit-ill suspicious. ‘Well, not in cash of course." ‘v“l~‘ool!' snapped the Mexican. ‘You think I take a check for ran- som? ' ,

iwt... 1 do n job .1 do it right. run [thing called fo-r finesse. I (r0uldn't

‘Check? Aw rte-you get me nl lwrong. New don't go getting hot ‘under the collar till you hear how slick I rigged,- thfis thing for you.

ipull any rough stuff."

, "Never tnlud the talk l want in‘ sec the hundred thousand tiollsrsl “\V'by you did sec it. Cross insist. ed. "I mean the jewelery on her

right now. its‘ worth twice thn-t-—"

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Fax flutters.

There will be nu important meet ing of rFox Breeders of Charlotte

Hilly to witness

AUCTION SALE .

Auction sale on (‘armor Jag, A, Miller including farm, stock, crop In order that Armistice Dny may and implements Saturday. Nor. be fittlnglv celebrated it is ree- llth at 1 p. m. For further par- :pectt'ully requested that so far us ticulars see handbille. §possible all places of business shall "close for one-half hour from 10.40 to [1110 a. m. This will enable return- .ed men to take part. ln the parade, land will give citizens an o portun- the proceedi gs. R. H. JENKINS. hiayor

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‘i will sell on my pfamiflag at 1“ uvd ‘Islands. West, on Wednesday,

I ‘Nllvelllltef 15th. 1922 at. l2 o'clock L _ shurp. thr- following: ' Rrufjlfi- ‘l team draft horses, ‘lilun such: 5 1:001! young‘ mllch

! We are now receiving Ulla-t‘ z mu." Z imlmlrfa lmllfglsinlllllsig Sig.‘ dour plant daily, excepting fiiillllh“ MHZ“: l’, ‘wars, 1 “can. l!‘ M; days, paying highest market llPiCO.‘ fl . ‘ ' " p '

‘t tis

. g . , town and vicinity in the Board of dugzrynzfutilegeiistfagig’ tgzgsmgrollllil CROP-dim bus. oats "(Bannerm 'l‘rsde "Rooms. Charlottetown. 011 be well finished, and should be tarifififg,,fe°jf”js“ffln‘g“fiu§h°‘fg {$3, Ili-onduy evening, Nov, 18th., sit 7.30. ltlgry little, ll‘ any, the morning oflstmw_ ’ ~ ' _ .

IMatters of first importance re- e day °t mgzstllggt‘ FRASER lMPLEMENTS-l Massey Harris gardin-g the marketing OT m, Pork pack," binder (seed as new): 2 hay mow- classification of pelts and general ' els- 1 “eel ha?’ mlm- 1 s“; 91W’ market conditions will he dealt

tors in this lsluntLprovincr.

That they will do so is the more ‘ikely iu view of the fuct lhut women, as well as men, will votc in the plebiscite that is soon to be meld. Women always have (been ll"l(l still are‘ in this and every other muntry, the greatest sufferers, in fheir persons and their homes, from

is u suspicious character. he lust his lob. and he is trying to find another one with some of the 0th Ir firms. He was asking Bud whe- ihcr he knew of an vacancies. And of course, since Bud‘ went with him when he tvas prosperous, he can't throw him over now he's down on his luck. ,

“Yeh, maybeJag-reetl Innocencio but how it couie a woman happen to wwr all that down here?"

That's where‘ my finesse comes in. When ‘she was gathering up linings to remind her husband of who he wa‘s~—-briiig back his mem- ory. I says to her, “You better tote along any jewesl he- may have

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“Of course not." I (Thinrk goodness. there's

the little cake make enough for dessert.)

talking with Pete that it: is known that. he

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th~’s gang of men."

“Yes go on. I think we'll coffee with dinner tonright cream."

ement a‘oud.

agreed

some cold rice purl-tiring, I thought; with left over, it wll.

"But the fact. that he was seen and the fucl

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friend’ of Pete's. all helps hulld up evidence that Burl too, was in with

have and

Unconsciously, <I made this sin-t

“Coffee and. cream what's ‘lhut tn do with it?’ Vi asked staring Only that you look like a limp rag and n-eed something to stimu

the Liquor Evil. Apropos oi‘ this tact a correspondent of The Exam-

ittention to an old law of one of he tribes of Granada, in ‘Central \merica. iiu accordimnce with that law, husbands who gel drunk were punished ‘by their wives. It is re- sted that the Conqueror" Quesudu, "ailing one morning upon the chief 1f u district named Suesczr, found the chief‘ under the hands of his nine wives. They were lying him ll! l0 R 110st. Having accomplished this task, they proceeded. in spite at (lilesetlafs intercession, to flog him, one after the other, because he had, the previous night, come home late and drunk! On his ar- rival the night before. they had car-

2i

Yner (November 5, 1887i (ll-reeled -'

given you because‘ says I, bus hnnds always remember expensive

gifts. ‘That is true," remarked the General judiciously.

the point. She's got him back. Don't you see? She won't argue about it. Why, she'll give us the hundred thousand and thank us."

"You have a-sk her?’

"Why no, certainly not .'Cross looked pained . How could I? she lust been raving and praying and tearing her hair for a sight of him I hadnt the heart to talk money to a poor womaniike that. Now ‘lad i." - -