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NOVEMBER 8. 1911 "~rHs=1.s'rss-r News THE CHARLOTTETOWNGUARDIAN ms, 0, .. I . r PAGE THREE

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_CANADIAN wE1_>s__;1,oo0,ooo BRIDE _ EsQUini.iui.'i' wud. - l..\.\'oi~i\'_m.nimi.; (_-ii,\in,-_i.;,~;

I f i NEW °R`UEANS~‘N°v- .4+M1=» Re-

fill Ill lllllllll

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0,1..,»AwA_ Nov. G-"The imperia u,,,,,¢_h¢ of one type 'and training si that the different parts ran all Eorl

wgeihor; everything is 'suconilnry tv.

thfllliis was the statement orarie fads: by Sir William White, 5-irmru' chic rchitect of the British navy nnd 1 oi n di,-actor of the Grand Trunk foci fic sir william is in town on mm w'New York, where he will be pre Rented with 'the John Fritz :r.cd=_.l fo ping and honorable service ;_n_ lhe cn gineering profession. He has lreun- nl ,,r¢-r Canada along the line of izio G ,1._ R_ and G. T. P.

..w,, waht hh imperial where so fa

_W have a royal navy, for which Bri min paid." said Sir William. “'Ihii hnilding of Canadu.’s navy in Crnndi will have an important influence or the recreation of the shipbuilding in _|,,,,t,»y on the coasts of the domin

l°l'.`0,,e ui the pig questions in regard to me navy matter, nr' course, if whether the Canadian navy would gi to wur if the mother country dldfso Thar is ii question of high D0li¢Y. ll\1 the ull important thing is that th< navy most he of one type and train inn no that the different parts may nlf',,.Oi»h together. Coalition has nav hr proved so strong as homogiln 4-ous union. The battle of Trafalgar proved that. The agreement outlined _lt ,hh imperial conference was_the one to fit the ease, I think.”

gn- William White was connected

with the British admiralty as chic' architect from 1885 to- 1902 and- had 1,, do with the speciali shipbuildinr pi-ngrnmme carried out then. He was if-spoiisilvle for all the naval designf turned out ands special grant was iiiiidn by parliament in recognition of his work. He resigned' on account of ill health. He is accompanied here by Lady white and Miss Winnifred \\'liiti:.

i-Unimiuo A LAST '

i.1.\u< ro THE c. N.

'rnAusooN'r1uEN'i‘AL

\`.f\.\'f‘l)llVl~lR, Nov. 6-Coupling

one of the last links in the Transcon- liurnful line of the Canadian North rru luiilroad is the work that will confront the Twohy Brothers comlmllfy of Ilnilwuy Constructors when they stnrt upon their work of constructin- the unc' hundred miles stretch u' north along the Thompson River V211 lr '. ' llork cntniling an expenditure of nr-urly five million dollars, the con trnct for which has been awarded tr the Twuhy Brothers Company, ol l'ortl:uid, will commence early next q»riin:. No time limit has as yet beer :uiuounced for its completion' Just a- lum-, Kamloops railway the construc- tors will begin work‘that will brin' closer together the eastern and the western ends of the Canadian North rrn liuilway. `

Robert E. Twohy, representing thc rorunnd firm of contractors. haf signed the necessary papers with thi reprc.-cntativcs of the Canadian N01” tlirrii Company, und exDl`°9“d hlmsali confidently about British Coluinbis's ruilroml uctivity. "There is probably more railroad hiuldinb going on in British Columbia riglit now than in any other part of the Dominion or the United States for that matter," said Twohy, to tht representative of the Montreal Star. "We shall begin active construction

work on our new contract next s'lJl‘lnlg~

nnd completethe work as soon as possible. The plans call for one hun- dred miles of road beginning about fifty miles above Kamloops, up nori-h nlonc the Thompson River Valley. when that is finished the Transcon- tiucutsl chain of the Canadian Nor- thern Railway will be practically ruinplcf.cd."

l‘ArlYI`OR RIECHSON PIJANS A\

FUTURE IN MISSION FIELD

u<ls'l‘0N, November 6-While the Police are searching’ allMassachu- si-tis for evidence against the Rev, Vlsroucc V. T. Relcheson the arciiscrl minister, confident of his in-_quittnl, sits in his cell calmly plan-

iuri_for a future in the missionary, IIC < _ .

‘i suppose I am dowc Wim- the ruin-

isfry because of this oiaings but T think there ought tn be ri chance of un- in missionary work, d<_\n’t you?"

Moses Grant Edmunds who daugh-

hll' Richcson was to have married. uud whi is said to he supplying th funds for his dcfenc", is very active in foreign missionar? work. Through his influence, the imprisoned pastor, it is said, expects to get an engage- incnt in the mission field;

‘-`0ntrary to expeceations, Rich's-

rcsignntion was not read from the [‘"lDit of Immanuel Baptist Church in Cuinbrldgel yesterday. The Rev. l)r. W. B. Stewart, of Woburn. lwcnched at both morning nad even- lnll services, -bathe = 'made no -refer- ruco to Richsson's` case.

luchcson's resignation will he con~ sidered at a special meeting of the Wllsregation to-night. .

' l‘7V°l'Y gentlemen who has had

dwllnss with Jos oouagiion win ton

You that he makes the best fitting

clothes in the city. They will tell you

also unit no puts in the bout nook op- taiusble for a very moderate price.

The workmanship on his make of

garments is of n very high clan.. Blv-

Bry xerinent is, . ynado__~tc ulvax-t_in. ||l'll| business* is increasing very raii~ W: srmfr snlwimvurnmmuu. .°"‘ ‘““°f*~ no fe

becca Kruttschintt, daughter of the future president of the Harriman lines came here from her home in Chicago and wasfwedded to Henry Jliflord Woodhouse. a young Cahafh lan. Julius Kruttschnltt's gin, to his _daughter is declared to have been stocks, bonds and other securities to the total value of $1,000,000 which puts her in the “million-dollar- orids’_' class. `

Mr. Woodhouse, a native of Mon-

treal came here several years ago from Klamath Falls, Ore., where be attracted the attention of Julius Kruttschnitt as a man of rare rail- road ability, and was sent south in

‘connection with the Harriman inter-

ests. He was educated in England._ When the Boer war broke out he' :ought in a number of engagements as a member of the Lord' Rebert's night I-Io,use Brigade and latter won a commission.

The couple will reside on a ranch

that has recently been purchased -near Klamath Falls, Ore.

ANOTHER DIVIDEND

FOR YORK LOANERS . .

TORON'i`0_ Nov. 4-There will be

another dividend of the York loan and Savings Company assets on the first of January, 191%. It is expect- ed there is at present $31000 in the bank for the purpose of a dividend, and the llquidators count on get- Ling the additional $50,000 required for at 25 pen cent, dividend by the end of the year. That will _make a total payment since liquidation of

.S0 cents on the dollar. The cheques

will be sent out to 108,000 address- as all over the world and the post- »age bill alone will be $1500. There iwill be a third and final dividend, but what this will be is uncertain. Phe $85,000 of unclaimed balances ind uuchased cheques may be divid- ed among the other shareholders, -hougli special legislation will pro- ably be necessary' for that. Then there is_a tract of land in the west which 'is not sold yct and which will _ncrease in value of the Humber val- ley scheme in which Mr. Smith _ is ~.nterested is carried through.

l‘EIlRlBl.E EXl~’ERIENCE

OF DORCHESTER FARMER

DORCHESTER, Ont., Nov. 6 - Mr Allan Taylor, ii prominent farmer rc- siding near here, is in a very serious condition'at his home. Mr. Taylor iell from an apple tree, und fractur- ed. his arm. After having it set, he was walking 'through a field when a cull attacked him and hurled him fif- teen. feet. As he lay on the ground the animal again rushed ut him, and tossed him into the straw stack.

Mrs. 'Taylor rushed from the house with _a club, and being joined hy a little boy with ii. l>ltClli0l‘K und doll finally succeeded in driving the bull

away. `

MGR. STAGNI MAY

GO TO W.~\'~l\il\'él`ON

ricial announcement has been made it is believed here in well-informed Cuth- olic circles, that Monsignor Stungi,

iul dele at will l

Mgr. Falconio, who was recently re- called to the College of Cardinals. The report also seems to have been given credence at Washington. It will be remembered that Mgr. Falconia was transferred from here to Wash- ington. '

SHOT BY DETECTIVE

EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 6-Wil-

ilam J. Walters, aged 40, of Paducah Ky., was shot and killed, and Robert Finley, aged 41, his companion. WHS shot three times and probably fatally wounded last evening by William Wi.- son, a detective on the Evansville po- lice force. Wilson is held in jail with- out hail.

The detective was standing near a

street corner when Walters ami' Finlay, came up. A quarrel followed, and, according to Finley, Wilson puliedrthe revolver and began shooting. Finley

ed. Walters is survived by H Wl<l0W and two children and Finley has a £ifc and five children.

SHOOTING CONTEST

FUR TI-IE EMPIRE.

LONDON; Nov. 4- An imperial challenge compctitiou open to the ser- vices of the whole British Empire will he held on any available range between Aprfl I5 and May 24 next year. ' Lieutenant Schurgacher has given a challenge cup of the value of ahuu- dred guineas' with silver and bronz commorative medals and $2,000 in money prizes to he competed for by open teams of forty from any unite in I-i'ls Majesty's services, with the ob- ject of encouraging the boys through- out the Empire to learn how to' use their rifles effectively.

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OHOLERA EPIDEMIC

IB ABATING L4 i'I`.-\';.Y.

cmssso, swm.oi~i.i-ni, Nov. r» -

The bulletin _issued hy the Ttslisii Government shows ,L further dec: are in the number of cholera cases in that country for the period from Cor. 2.? to Oct. 28. There ume no cases in the cities of Naples ‘und ;&ei'.m and in the province! cf flnsertn and f'-nur pohapio. ‘

’ LARK `

QHAMI CNOT' TAKEN SERIOUSLY

'-_-_- .

LONDON, November 6-‘_‘l gather

that tba proposal made in the speech was not intended seriously,” was the comment of tho under-secretary 10|' forslln ailnirs .when questioned in the house of commons to-day regard-

r rseentntives concerning Gan ian

|- of Iuiiclent.

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It pays to buy in this Provlncef/ l

J. J. McKinnon, City, was among

those returning to the city on the express last evening.

The Guardian learns from a reliable'

so_urcc that Charles Lyons. City, will enter the field as a candidate foi ililayoralty in the coming Civic elect ' ions.

At the police court in this city tht

case of Jenkins vs. Hamel), the lat~ ter being_charged with soliciting or- ders for liquor, was heard and result ed in the dismissal of the defendant.

The politicals meetings in thi

Fort Augusts and Belfast districts or the local parliament were held last night in Curran Ban and Belle Rivei respectively. Hon. J. H. Cumisky lefi yesterday afternoon on the easteri train to attend the former and Pre mier Balmer, Hoo. John Richardi and F. J. Nash left 'on the southeri train to attend the latter meeting.

promptly at the expiry date, nnlesi requested *otherwise by subscribers A renewal notice and addressed en velope in which to remit are sent tc each subscriber a short time befor, expiry. and if no response another re newal notice is sent out and the pa per is discontinued promptly, sub scribers having thus no cause tt blame the management if their paper is stopped. '

The Board of Trustees of ziioi

Church are issuing debentures in con -_nection with the erection of the Nev 'Church on Prince and Graftoi Streets. These debentures Nwill b< 'issued in varying amounts from om hundred dollars upwards, bearing ln 'ter-est at 5 per cent. They will thu: come within the range of small o` large investors. The interest wil be payable yearly at the Bank o. Montreal and the security is un doubted. Further particulars will hr announced later. __

Farmers and those interested ii.

poultry raising will he greatly bane fitted (by reading the ad of F. J. Hoi mun it Co., City, which appears ii this issue. They make a specialty of handling poultry and in,their ad tell,how it should he dressed for thi market. They guarantee the price, i' the Proper goods are furnished then and with their experience are thor oughly fniniliar with market require ments. The firm has handled poultry every weak for the last fifteen months and almost evcry week in the prev' ious four or five years which is ar exceptionally good record. `

A regular meeting of the Board o.

Directors uf the Y. M. C. A., wa held in their building last evening the President Dr. J. H. Ayers, in_th

transacted, after which the secretary Mr. Iliely, handed in his report fo the month. ln this it was shown thai

one. He referred to the .appointment

OTTAWA, Nov. '6-Albl\‘J\l>=;ll 1'-'I Of* of Mr. Oherdick as assistant - ani

commented most favorably on hir work. In the educational departmen much had been done. A class hai been started in wireless in whic‘

Canadian pai E 6. ‘ ‘0~ _ ` _- . - transferred to Washington to replace great interest was being taken by fif

teen students in charge of Keitl Rogers. Mr. McNair had charge o another class in mechanical drawing The hoy’s social room was abou completed and will help to reliev the congestion of space. The attend ance has steadily increased. I-Ie spok of the boy`s meeting on Sunday morn ings as an important feature of th.- work. Of the bible classes, he saic there were one hundred in attendanc and the several classes are provin, very helpful. _

The Michaelmas Terni of the Suprem' Court met in this city ycstcrdai morning before the Full Court. Th' only case heard' yesterday, which oc cupied the attention of thc Court al` day, was that of Austin D. Mclnnls, appellant, vs. Francis D. Mclnnir land another. Three witnesses were ex amined in this case, which was in progress when Court adjourned at 4.- 30 p. m., to meet this morning af

*sys “either he not Wal ers were mm* 10.30. This case is an appeal from the

judgment of the Probate Couri with regard to the will of the lat: Augustus Mclnnis, of Earnscllffe. Judge Reddin having held that Mr. Mcinnis was competent to make thi w-ill. Some of the heirs tnkc issiu with Judge Ileddin's judgment, claim- ing that Mr. Mclnnis was not com potent to make a will at the time, and that another- will made ‘previous- ly should stand. The other cases are as follows'-- Caroline Webster vs. Alphius W. Leard and others. This ls a motion for a new trial. When thi case was previously tried. judgment was given in favor of the plaintiff, who _had been struck by a bullet. which it was claimed had been fired

tis vs. The Charlottetown Foundry and Machine Company. This is a m0- tion for a new trial. Plalntlll had sued for wages, but judgment had been given for the defendant. Catherine E. Chandler vs. Daniel McDonald. This is a motion for a 'naw trial in an action of ejectment, tried 'st the Trinity Term, when a verdict was given for the defendent. Aeneas McDonald vs. John W. Me- Donald. This is a motion for a new trial in an action of trespass, which was tried last Hilary Term, when s verdict was given for the ,plain- tiff. _ _

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::Rexall "98 Hair Tonic," has all

other hair preparations outclassed

Its enormous sale in the Unite<;LBtat- en over 1,000,000 bottles last ar is proof of its popularity. Try it for falling hair, Dandruff, itching scalp or anyhah-_ trouble 50c and $1.00 sole ag nts, The -McKinnon Drug Co.. Cor. Ga George and Kent Sta. drtf.

'ing the remarks nf Champ Clll`¥» ““ speaker of the United States house of Clark said that nine-tenths of the

ep » _ 3" _psople of thc United--States favored- ixmmfaxr %:,2f;?1';%,€»;3l1 ~i gf’ the _annexeti`oir"'of Canada, and added th' mcmwt_ Bddm' -tint the in-in, that If he could"run for the presidolh- under would doubtless do so if he cy on on annexation platform against

President Taft on a platform oppos-

..», l lun __ .»' " ‘ i. . f = 1. ’~ . h at Fra- lug annexation, he would carry every

stats is the union. _ ‘

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All Guardians are discontiniico'

.chair. Regular routine business wa?

from the rifle range. J. T. P. Hsus-

Mlss Mary Murray, City, leaves

this morning for Toronto, where sho will enter the Salvation Army Train: ing School.

| Mi's.' Farrow, City, with her

son Vernon and daughter May, leave this morning for Calgary, where Mrs. Farrow will join her husband who is now lucated.there. ‘ _

W. W. Macliityre, of the staff of the Rank of Nova Scotia, Halifax, N. S., has returned after spending his vacation in this city as the guest if his mother, Mrs. W. D. Maclntyrc, 503 Euston St.

The following were registered at the Victoria Hotel in this city yester- lay: R. S. Rossborough, Halifax; James D. Stewart, B. C. Knight, lenrgetown, C. H. Sterns, Souris; W. 1.. Osbourne, C. B. Rivers, St. John; Ed. Faulds; H. J. Finch, J. Lvl. Iiunn, I. N. Forest, Toronto; A. i_,_ Fi~ag,_i'_ Iohn McLean, Souris; Geo. C, Hrinz, it. John; J. A. MclJonal<i, Cardigan; M. McKkunon, l\’lonta_gue;-T. W. Mc- Jouald. Georgetown; W. S. Wilber, Elmsdalc; T. Mcflonkcy, Halifax; W. N. Owen, Keppoch; T. J. Craig, Or- //ell; J. C. Knechth, B. A. Patterson, London; Wm. M. McKenzie,`Bcrlin; .l_ l. Harris, Sackville; M. 1.2. Siddall, ’ort E_lgin.

An occurrence of an extremely un- |sual'nnture on thc street of u city ;ook place on Queen Street last iight about eight-thirty when a full- :rowu female iniiskrat was killed in rout of Mrs. W. F. Carter's confect- - oncry storc. The rodent came around

1happeil’s corner and running along he concrete sidewalk headed for Mrs. 'nrter’s store. _Just as it was about o enter tlie_pnrtis1ly` opened door `iank Riggs, who happened to bc in the spot, Caught it under ‘the nose with a well place ,kick and killed it

nstantly. Had got been for Mr. ligg's_ interfer it' might have rented some havoc in the restaurant. _‘l`-e muskrat was of moderate izc, full grown and with . splendid fur. Where it amc from' is something of a myst- ry for the central part of this city s far removed from the natural iaunts of this kind of n fur hearing inimai.

The Rev. A. F. Newcomhe of St. Iohn, N. B., Maritime General Sec- 'etary of the Canadian Brunch of he British and Foreign Bible So- icty, is at present in this province. .dst Saturday afternoon Rev. New- ombc niet members of Charlottet- iwn Society in the Y. M. C. A. par- or, and discussed ways and means . .o further' this good work on Prince Edward Island. (Jn Monday evening ast nu enthusiastic service wus held n the Baptist Church at Eldon and i hrnucli society formed. The fol- owing officers were elected: President -J. St. C. Moore; Vice Presiclcnt- lev. F. l",‘ llresser; Secretary-John I. Mcllounld; Treasurer-Miss E. ‘. Moore. A committee will he np-

October ‘was a partici\1ar_ly__sti.'enii_ou__ "’l“t°fl Sllolllly l0 HEBiSil U10 0lllC01‘S

Ylected. The Rev, Mr. Ncwcomhe is ~ot only an rarnest speaker, hilt il aithful ambassador and worker for in open Hiblc, in every- home. He loss not make a direct appeal for funds to his henrcrs but tells them if the Power of the _Word of God, _uid the increasing demands for it u many lands. Short addresses were :ivan ntthc Eldon meeting hy Rev. »`. P. Dresser, and President W. S. .ouson, of the Charlottetown So- iety. The Rev. Mr. Newcomhc plans o he present at Bible Society

_ iight during the week of iiraycr, in “ Jharlottetown, and has accepted an invitation to attend a similar 'ser- .ricc at Eldon early in January next.

::Go to Bnntain, bell It-Co., for wall- ~ 6-26dti.

::Make wash day -play day-it, :an be dune with I-‘sro Wax. This wonderful cleanser added to the _water .he clothes urc boiled in, washes -lothes, clean and white. It has thc 'leansing powers of Bcnzine and vaptha. Try it and see for yourself llic a box-The McKinnon Drug (io. _ 11-4dtf.

RED

lf/S tl}0 lllul Blond Coi'p\|s<'l<‘s tliut l’l'opcr Food Makes.

_ An Ohio woman says G`i'npc~Nuts ood gave her good red blood ,md rn. stored the roses of youth to ii, whi. plexion that had been muddy and ilotchy. She says: _ "F00 10 years I had stomach trou- 'ile which produced a breaking out on my face. The doctor gave it a long Latin name, hilt their medicines fall- ed to cure it. Along with this 1 had ff°flU¢nt headaches, nervousness and "5““llY llain in my stomach nftar meals. "I Bot disgusted with the drugs,

stopped them and coffee oil sliort,anri quit eating everything but fruit and 'lrape-Nuts, with Postum for my table beverage. ___ i Tl1¢ llaldacllcl. stomach trouhle,and nervous weakness disappeared almost like magic, which showed that when the cause was removed and good food -ind drink used nature was ready to help. `

My blood was purified and my com. Pl6_!i0n became like a young glrl's while my weight was increased from 90 to 120 pounds in a few months-- good. solid firm flesh, where it used to be soft and flabby. ~ .",I recommended Grape-Nuts and Postum to one of my friends,who was Ifl‘liC¢0d as I had been. She followed Jill' snivice and in a short time was restored to complete health and in about 8 mouths her weight increas- ijed fi‘om 100 to 148 pounds. '~ "Our doctor, observing the effect of Grape-Nuts and Postum in our cases declared, .the other day, that he would herhafter prescribe these food products for gastritis.” Name given _lg Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,

lit.

,J-if Reid _thd little book, “The 'Road to

` \ ll I

=Wellv lie , k s. There s a res-

'vofrud fha shove l|f|or1A new one np- usn Inn Kano limo. They no semi im. spd full cl lumen lemm.

Sem- Huchcs, Minister of luiiitie. ue- Commilllell by Cell. Colin Maclirgiizjg-_ chief of staff, who is here for the pap nose of acuuuintinc himself tnoroniin- ly. at first hand, regarding the iorti. fications and situation generally nn this coast. states in nn intcrvicw:--

“I realize that Esquimnult is un

important strutgirc centre, and that it will be the duty of the lioininirin Government to see that its require. ments are properly ihiiiihd aft._,,._ I

}?rem_ier and my colleagues iii, ()ti_,,w,, HW fully lll>lH'isL‘d of the iir:co.~ir~1ii.y uf Dfovldillg ffu’ the szifogun|'\|ix:;_» of this senboard, und for poi,p,,.i-iy |,,»,,t,.‘,.,,,, the trade routes, und its lmriior for tlie fleet."

Asked if l-_hu l’."l`liS\if1 would ln- :ring-_

mefll-Glfi _Ol If f'll_1¢11i'.'v:s irruiiil hr mail,-_ the Minister slid he could not innlr any riniifilinceiiiriii ,it rin. mcsunt time.

It was trio curly yor, f.,i~ him U, M _ anything |`°FTil"\llll.l£ flue plzilis of tim Government. iiogni-iiiiig ii,” __,__,,i___, ,__ the local forces the Minister niiiti-ii;

“You may say iliut I shall L-Liu.

Steph l/U F00 tliutltlir luenl l'ru'i'el: “rp armed with itoss Rifles, ilflark 3 iimij ble star, ns soon ns f_i1oy» mi, i,,. ,_,,,.,__ ed out by the factory. 'I‘l\cti'uiniuv of the mcn to shoot, wlietlu-r witlihhig small arm is one of thc cliicf coiisid- erutions."

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FINE ANI) .I.-ill. SI~lN'f‘|‘lN(‘l<l

l"(>Il I<JI.I'I("l‘l(iN iii<‘i<‘|qi\'<'p;

"HMfH-‘\M~ Uni.. Nov. ei-'1'ln»ni.

HS C0I\\'i\‘icd of ur.t<‘iupi.ie<l porsmmtioq in coliiicctiiiii with thi. ,-,.,,,,_,,t West Kent clciftioii, was finorl -S50hni1 gpm teuced to thi-on months' ,mI,,.,5,,,,_ ment. _

_ W. Ii. li_\1iiiii,_r'.lini'gcil \\'if;h 5),.,-jmy Ill _Cmliicctiuii with iiiniilioful siiffi-rim, "“lU5t"**l-lil". was iiiscliiirgcrl, .lurlgn Dowlin lu`l<'.ng hc limi not hcai, Dm, D0|,`lY i1l.':Z.:fii::l. in ilu- census iiguinst I-*lorry Wm: nnii I<‘ranl'. Mitchell, thi. Jllflflc fwfiil ilu- uri:ioni~i's guilty on facts' l"-3 bill Illlll'-Iv' ill lnw, holdin; that thi !\~u:'d uiin ,ing iii-,,|,,.,.iV ,._,,,,_ stitiifiul. I-lv 1ritici1.i;d lizisto in nam. Ink ill" .»'nhsLitiif_.i l~|_:nr<i. (‘ro\\'n _.\i__ fi"`llff.V hlimh ”"'.{U‘l l"l` :uni olatuiiieil u. i'u>'9i'»_v r-use on it qiicstioii of law..

Eczema Can Bc t`lll'ed

'I`lll"'- |_< |-ri n'-i\.l lin' yull to sulfur

uiiotlu-r ii.\_\ witl: the iiwiul itch from lflczciiiu, Psoriasis, Salt Illicum, or any oilu.-i' s`.ilu disease. D,I).D. ll l'i¢_ scriiition for ldczeinii stops the ifrh instantly ! Yes, tho iustunt thc first few di-ois are applied to thc burning skin the itch ds i~it<»p1ieil»not in half

seconds !

You liz\\'o no idea of the wruulcriul

effect of l`\.ll.il_ until your siiifering is instantly rclirvcd hy.this wonderful remedy. and when `usr:il with ll. Il. ll. Soap it keeps thc skin in perfect con- dition. - .

We ure ironfidcul that l).1).ll. will curcuu_v lzzisc of Ecrcmii or skin

hottie from rho ll.I).lJ. l.abnrutoi'ics

to. or cull and see us iihcut it.

lil. A. Foster, Centrul Driigstorc.

lmve €V€"y reason to hclievc that the

an hour, not in ill ininutcs, hut iii 10.

troulxlc of :my other kind. Get ri trial-

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ABSOLUTELY FIREPRODI n 4- floor t wood but the flour

st n._ n,no_hing_ ' _ Equipped with its own Sanitary

Bond for Booklet Commonwenlih Ilofel Inc.

GEN'I. MANAGER

electric light bills for Ociobei

money. ll 8d3i

ing each eye separately to set

can be ordered or not later.

sired wc ht you with any style of lense or» niountiugs wished For and at ri moderate price.

E. w. riiiftoii

South (Side Queen Square ilinwfrwt.

iR|,,|¢`iiE__Un|i`i»ll*.-° ' r

llu[°\

and Ni.ii;arn Falls ialccnntiy cilnlll fled and thoroughly iip-tu-date stori-

Montrcnl. From Juno lst., until Oc- tober Yth., daily cxccpt Suirilziy.

cept Sunday nt 1_2 o’clnck noon.

For time tables and furthor purticu-

inrs write,-

llI.'P. CUNNOLLY,

General Agent, Quelicc.

JUS. F. l)OI.AN,

- C. P. A., llluiiliw-ill.

‘ OR

Dept. (`. fi. 49 Llolhoriic St., Toi'on~ THOMAS Hp;NnY_

Traffic Mann e

8 F.

Montreal.

BE bAFl"GUAIll), SAUSIC lil() SEl\SA'l‘-

l n ‘ - ~ -.. . _ _

bAYS 'lub M1Nh°U`““' 0ppos_ifcStltehoun,Bolton,Mas ___ MN 1N PAHH

V‘IU_'l‘0ilIA, ILC., _Nov. 5- Hon. " _ ___ ____ l'AllIi~l, November, fi--The repm'i

,.»__ _|¢*_____v*’f,_§~’,,, that Muir. Ilhwie (`ui'ie had elnpcll ~=fi°'@i;. -22 ~"<,, <»"`§r>-l’;"_' ;-‘f__'." with l’i'ofcssor linngcyin is denied. -‘.'1`5;_`[;|_é 7" -- _'-lj;-_-,¢ The report had its foiinrlatiou, it is `;'L~i-_'fi _ _` _' -°" _.- _--__- |<lc¢'liu|:il, in the accui-intiolin rnalle by

` ""5 ~ _~_- qi :___ l"y,_._ ' ‘Hi-I I'rofors<n~ I.ani.;cvin's jealous wife. '~‘,;.";""` ;;L__li° _ l Mme. (lui-io and Professor iiniigc

l" '_. ` ‘ l_f'I]("_ -_ _' vin hnve long lcon colliili<ii'l0i‘u in ti, _ ,. € . af, I _ _ _ ., _ _ _ _‘,`_»..,§i‘ -=-'gi ._~- _..¢~. 5,' scientific rescarcli. ln nn iutrivicu

A ’”'” ' '~ ' "°` lpublishod now, he says lu- was foircri

l lto leu\c his wife hccuusc uf her uu- ofiers rooms with hot and cold water for rcs.~inuulile jiinlfiusly of his ussociut f_1_;"0I’,°_|, ‘l|“_¥ *\n{lUP. Waipiiinclgdmlnirgg ion with lllinc. (‘urie.

`€ (I U J IC H lOVv'f‘!` II IH. ' -, ~ i ., ‘ ~ -q , sQual this In New England. Ilgoms with _'_l`l"“’_ '“_t“"f“ _l‘;(“l""_”l-"' BM* private baths for $1.50 for day and up: I lofressoi, pim o eil so many quaiii ir “ull” 0' l-W° "°°m““" °“'~l1l‘"`“‘°°P‘-'I' at his Inline flint he could not cun-

duyund up. I)`n`I r omu and cafe first- . __ _ __ _ _ ,,|,,i,,,_ i5umpe,\n',_;E,,,_° _ltinuc his uuvk. lic loft Pain- lur-t

April.

Mine. l‘ul'ic reniaincil livrc uulil

May, 1-uiitimiiiiir her work, he-lug ni her liili\ii‘u\.ur'y iliiily. '[`lu_-ii .~:lii- wi-uf to Austria for the summer und vie-ul

VBCUUIH CICBIIIIIK PIBIII. cd her i-iistrr, who <-_mi<l|i<<_t.~< ii lui:-'pi

tal at '/iukopiuiu. Minn. f'uiii- has nl

iSIl‘lCIly A T¢|l\|I¢|'ll`lC¢ IIDICI so made ii statcinent. She says: __

" LI ll

M \\l\ercnlir>uf~; lmvr ulwayi-i li-'

knowlli. This nttuck upon ine is nh-

F_ solute madne.~:::."

Emil iirwol, ilirurtor of the .\'oi'iuul

Srlioul, nllfls this stfituiiil-ill fo thi-

“";'1‘ . .. ... -».~,,; ~»- f_,~_~;.- Priday Nov. I0 is the lasi ‘°"““l“_“"‘,"f"“'f“" gl l’,""` "

Langcvin was my guest at my coup

dhy I0l' l'CCCl\/Illg (IISCOUIIIS 0Il try place durini: the wlinlc uuintli of

Sciitciiilirit lli-; _1lu:ie~l.i!‘. \i\l\i\i»iii-

. . ness wus k|\<i\\'u to his friends. llc lighting. ` Pay I0dBy End SAV( 'kept his two sriiis with him, hut I vnu

' l u

.i.~;sert flint he \\i-Ute fo Mille. linux(-

_ ‘ g vin, who kne\\‘ pei‘fi-_Ctly ucll wlit-rc

he wus."

Mine. liunui-\'in lin:-. the lust word.

Sue .~'u_.s:

“I mn uni. :iii ii\.<:|iu-lj. iviiloiis \\'iii'.

piiiigiiigr in-iqrllt-rife li'u|ilil<‘. lu slloiici- l i\ll<v\'.'i'fl my lmliii; fu ln- ill*-1Ll’nyi-il

hut I liiivi- lil-vii leur:-il to not to pro- tect my r`:iil¢l|~cn. i h:i\'i~ iii-noi.-' wliirii

\Ve make no charge for tes iron- r--nnprilni nu- to ‘_-or-ure possn.-~

_ fi __ _ _ the lf you need glasses and llle} .<tion;: fi'i<:iiil:"':iii 'i-\;lsi.iiii: lictwci-ii

-ion of |n_\' I-liil<li'cn_"

' iv -'r-iici';»I opiuifin lu-re is flint

.Vlinf-_ Curie und l’i'ofesso|' limigvvin hun iii-,-ii g-iiiplv the 1`i'ii-iuisliip iii i_\\'<i

Ill* as Ou lC'l'5e VVC kce ) fl siitiitistsliiiifvlii-N-il in ‘their work

|-Qqord of tgst S() that wiign (lg- und that i\Inu~. l.nn;:<=\'in rniuiut un-

»ici'st:uul such :i fril‘iulsliil=. )

G. D. Wright \

l"\i|wr.'il Dirvvior :ind cm-

liiilmcr- flliss .»’\, l"\_-i'i.;\is0x\, l.:1dy i\s'ii5f:\ul- l’r~rs\ui:il {\i\i‘nlir\'|l iiul l’rn|iiii\ivess Giizirziiifi-ull.

/\n\lnilnu\~c rulls u|is\\'crcd nt

slmrl uuiicc

SPECIALTIES

llir.i\if'r'i'|ii»_i.:;4|ii| |"ii|||i_i;r\ili|i.{

|"u||\iliir4‘ ll»:»|\.'\ircil :mil l{v\||\- liulsldroil.

Silvui !»';ili~s|iu*ii iuuih' \\1i\|'1lf'r,

(ll<'\"lUl-I- " if S1 uurv, l'||~»ni-

I lil" -'<1 'ir-

5:: -zz 5:2'

Commenting June lst., stcuiners leave Montreal for Toronto daily ex- _

‘-‘ _...AAC I _v

:¢:iu':i.li|‘Ir_i . _t||_iL. lu. 1, ._

|,1(,ut,.cu]_ Thousand IS_a__ds_ ,1.0|_0“_L0 No|'tii~ii ie.\.:0.i. dttsti 5

mem. leaving Quchcc daily exccpi.

Sunday, during May ut 6.00 l’. M.lor~` E Y E S T R A I N

Niiiixly :wr rt-ul vi :ill ll\‘.i\l:irl\i~:i

:\|'i:i,'ii\iscll lv_v c)'i:.il|':\ii|. Lvl us ¢:x.'unino your cycs :il flu: first syllipiomsz :uid :iid mul |\rc.‘u2|'vc flioni willl iirniwr iiiliuif j.;l.i~;‘:r~~x.

‘l`ln\\is.llirlf= \i'si|f_y io lin; liviiciil

ul' our i;“.;\‘i:~-i.~l.

. o Silversion ffl. Epstein

l)r.-i of Optics.

his till(-vii Sr.

_ (_lii:\rottotu\vn

l 9»o\\lm¢lrtl. x

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lends that line with that exactly suits

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'M46

1/is /.. K

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_Q51/2

When You Buy Under wear Again

Ask For Number

Your Dealer Has It

The store you should trq,dc of

includes among its most rcliuble

inercliundisc the Pon-Aniilc line of un- derwoar for men, women und cliildren--iiud

condition and that is just the comfort- quality you have long sought in underwear.

I- Knit To Fit---and Does

Every garment is so sliupcd in the special Pen-

' Angle knitting process that not even repeated

_ _ trips to the `wash-tub will ‘make it lose its

exquisite contour. It is soft, flcecy, perfect-

fitting, and more moderate in price than you would imagine such quality could be sold for.

Ask Your Dealer

_ To Show You.

Boforc you ouiilt yourself for full,

number 95~--tlic weight almost every wouiher

‘ is

wiutor und curly Spring-~ Look for this trade - niurk every func you spend money

for undciwcur.

A HINT FOR DEALERS'

Pen

UVB. so

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fs §_/

A;-...rv

" Number 95

_ N I ED ._ . . %,I[1f¥fIATD_A} Hosiery Sweaters Underwea_r so _.

This extensively ndvcrtised undertvenr will he in keen demand ni your store. Yon kr'iow you can vourh for its qualify, hecnnsr you h1vc

gur gimrniiier to offer rvrrvone who buys ir. c ndviserl, and order u full a<=or:rnc.u of Nu in ln-r 05 nf once J

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