H FOR #THB I

is uss 1_os'vsAss

for the reliei ol sciiee, pains.sweliings,burns, cuts, rheumatlem, bowel iicubletrllorln- temal-andeiiiemaluer.

iiii€i“¢‘.'i°desi » gilstressius.

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HAS RBAIBIGNED-"-Prof# ldelntyre, °\‘leuilt for Zion Church,-.has teuderf

‘ed his ‘ resignation. His departure

will bon distinct loss to musical circles and als Zion Church »

iv .

Blzavmnv nmw.4RDnn._ -_James Roll. aged 1a and Grshsm Ross, 14, sons of Rev. . George E. Rossi oi Goderich, and former-l¥'o1 ‘Zion Church, Charlottetown, 'were each Drelented recently wlthgtlie -Royal Humane Society medals at ,the Jes- sie Alexander concert in North Street, ‘Methodist Church, Torontq Both are members ol Nc.. 1 Troop ol Boy Scouts and as the concert was under the auspices oi the Godsrish 'Y.M.C.A., it was most approprativo that the presentation should lie made a part of the program. These boys at the risk of their own lives saved irozn drowning Ralph Pierce of 'ro- ronto, aged 15 when out bathing in Lake Huron last July at Javett's Beach, Baydeld.

POPULAR PUPIL.-A large vote

was polled yesterday in connection with the election of a vice-president for the Science Undergraduates Soc- iety. Harold. P. Stanley oi Charlotte-

_, town, -was elected with is majority 'oi

* " S' S- . ss. one or sae student :iss register

_-~_1_'v _Long Service _ 'i _ and satisfaction are assured l';;_-Al if you purchase knives, forks l,-_l Spoons und serving iiccen

‘_/_ W heal-ing.,the trade mar \\ i ‘ ‘ _ i l Miioamsnios. n _ilk n T his brnnd is known as

.;l""> ` "d`l'1Pll‘1’lAt0thati‘l/car " ,

hi _' §§:r§o';sfrefoi-iisuni-snii

‘ _, and beauty. ' _

_.lf f Sold by Lending Dealer;

adway

eady

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..‘."1°*~ H- lilliinns. ur :io w. imi sf liur yi-iir.-i l liuvi- been suilsrlng' Irv

n|id~b ~Illi. \ ~ in- ..f"ii`.'..|'..-..”~~.‘nIT.ili}‘ i‘i‘i‘i’i.-_'f""'§'“§

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ii tcnslioilntul in water hi-fsre retirl iiiulii. lim reiii-f l have experience ielloiis. l most heartily inrluriio R. R

CURES ASTH 'i`lio spvi-ities for this disease are th

litiivf ll Ii I ' I I ll d ‘ viii f ii-ip: fwrvhboiinol iii] “i:’f'{

i'ill:~ must br- tniicn frequently tn i\|\\i‘i~4 tl hl T ul

» mroug y o cn hc Res lil 1_1 iii ii! short ntcrvsls. in iiin

. _ . _ P" -'~- is mu n i-,cis nu until ii burning sensation ls produced.

_ ' Y !__ I1 . v v

il_lul n -li-sricrisliiiuufiii on retiring

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iiiw- ii ii-nsliuniifiil ut the ilosnivvnt '\ l’\|\“\)llll 0C!J\\l'is R.\D\\’AY &

THIS-.WASHER e

MUST PAY FOR-

ITSELF.

Wash- " lull)

personally G.

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rn

. of these sudde

Il

' - claim only new

condition and too and proper trestm sulerer s

tlyeyreve

vm i sm' °ii§o‘{°i°ds`~'

or relief

xi sssonmmnr' r

cfiiiios. siffdnm soot ¢

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Snmtugi?-rigiliusi - ik.: ruin. y _F

el” "‘ii“

‘::..-..'.err -°‘e.~°""*°:: er

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the

lee!

tsvsneseseeltiissssore.

Your - lsgravs

Egglan issnt

crawls' _ _ loin

nn _ an soar IPHQO #li wJHi'tnt"»'.". . . . s on s

N10. .oQvossdeseeesssseeaesss

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ed their vote. Those who did not vote belong mainly to the ilrst year. Stanley who was elected, has taken no small interest in student life since coming to McGill. Last year ghevrias

’ X . treasurer of the Science Undergrad-

uate Soclety. In his ilrst# two years he distinguished himselfon the track team, his specisltv being the 440, He is also a m_usician oi some reput- 'ation,. having played the cornet for the Students' Orchestra and Band

,. °' ' since their inception.-Says the ‘Mon- 'i - ““." r°‘i:.i“ '.i:..1‘.:::'l:: ‘ ' use n-one-se. '

ry --

A PLEASED VISI'1'0R.- The Re-

ctor of Bethwick, England, (the Rev. O. Hylton Stewart), who visited Canada during the past summer has givin a glowing account of his tour to the Bath (Eng.) Herald, for a

9

S, copy of which The Cuardian is in-

debted to Rev. L. J. Wason, Jeru- salem N. B., and formerly oi this

Dl'0Vil;°=°- Ml 5f»°W*“`t i“°"‘d“"1

Pri Fld d`I I d i hi iii - ..

arymfnd wsarys :>i“it, ll? past; H26 Business men oi the city look with

ef reached Chralottetown, Prince’ Ed- f“v°“'° “W” th” P"°-i_°°t_“'°d “uf°“dy _ ward Island by the steamer across $12300 °! the °°pita" mm b°°”_ mb'

the Northumberland Straits, and by °°rlb°'.i‘ Tm “tut“d° dado”-ted ‘ by the most uncomfortable railwuy I the Guy Cmincu sefentgl in makmg have met. There again we had most mm” °°“°°” ‘ms ° °. °°-“many ,fled l l- l l, ight, l, lmpll tell _ .A glorious wesener. I lisa not visnea “=_“i‘,* is ":1“Bif1'B°“é’;d1*<;t§l’°'“¢; *1 Rahman. N. o., Nov. 5.- Tnron- and ;,u,§“"to° Sf§,,la_ Qi, m,‘;';,m ~- the Island since 1896, and even 17 W ~°d °“ 3 mn 1” at ° °W“ “B ghout North Carolina today, under in Waukegan’ In became known

led the promoters of the present vm' nie direction ‘or the onieinis or ench. esmday although 'he had e,,dea,,0,_

years had brought a. most uonderiul y eiisnge in ins isisna. 'rho oiri wood- \“?"‘“°“ ‘° the -"°“°‘ "M "“° §“f_ county. work was commenced to lm-‘isa to keen his iasniiey fi secret.

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b i 1 t mu “°t be “dv‘“`°° t° makmg m o th. roads of the State, follow / ~ _ _ _ i_~_ ;

mth uh nddzolihlg s§:oi£db?1iildi‘nps?cesn(d mr °°”°°”i°“° t°-“ bushes’ to b° iiigvxut :hc dictates of the proclarna- thillteelgggggiryeix <;i¥d,as2i/'<ihi1em\|(»~)ili‘; ' . \` E __-_

byvhgreag formerly palings usodgto sur- “"1 °“ “ima” lilies- C°ll5°¢l“°Df1Y tion of Governor Craig, setting a ,employed on a Russian daily news. Z ui. ii. ,U _ ‘-5, TE

round the yards oi the houses, now ‘arrangsmenrs “"1 hem? “";d° fm; th" side today- and tomorrow as North~mper and worlled on the Belllss case ' i\ ‘ o li., 1. .A-----_-_’§““ __ WNY all have been removed and \!°“‘1' Mega ion mm he promo are 'O 'e GIWUUU9-'B 5905 \1`°“dB d3'y°~ Tm with u detective. Clews were follow- " , 5 1'" ` \` _ _____=_.=__-_--fmf

“'°°1°“ mms business to me” the `i0l'¢\\ C9-l`0UUU~ °x°°“f-We set the °x"ed by the reporter and the detective. / ~; i V’ ____

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shrinkabie woolen underwear in Cher- ' oxsm - viétdnsl ‘the alwl-

SNA

AFTER THE Hilfe CLEAN up wiri-i.

SNAP

THE SOAP IN THC

l'lN.THAT I5 GOOD 'OR THE SKIN

“l900" #Washer

St., Toronto.

AT ALL DEALERS

<zi:..'n> '5*

'_ 4'-_*us -maui-l _-sq

Stops Headache

Mr. E. F. Tomkins, Ex-Mayer ef¢_Jcsti- cook says so. “Your tablets are s safe and efsctive remedy for headache. ” Mr Geo. Legge, Editor of Granby Leader,

lhilrsir so. ' "Your utoo tablets deserve to be widely knownuacurethatwlllcure-'°

Meier A. C. Hanson, B.A.‘ B.0.L.ssyr sc. “I use Zutoo tablets and iindthem n very satisfactory cure for headache. " Se nys_evei'y rnoiher'e~ son who has tried

BOSTON IIOIEI. ADS

o 1K-1

iv __`.;_ 2 ‘

are "¢ <- iss ` moons flln-f`f€;$ “ny i iioréi. oxroim °°'.°::' .:::r.:". '-'M 3.1:.; sion <:='.l~.:i=-,*i~i.*I~.i=’.~.:§_'.~..°.s.= .

n totbss opninl slid einses see lon.

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bi=2fli‘i'la,.roo_ms l as nl>_

CIAILIC A. WILSON, Hamlet

Surveyor.

i' On the conclusion oi his arguments

_oi the sity Surveyor was bwgun but

}“Fnill-|~ii_ilS" tmieieil iles ilnsviel liereini- To

Baxsror., N. B., ]m.Y.s5i,h. rgxl,

“I sm unable to say enough in favor oi "Fruit-a-tives” se tasve my life and

bowels was terrible. Nothin did me

this fruit medicine toned up the

Under the nseof "Fruit-s-tives”, I grew _

stronger and stronger uutil_a1ltheipai_e1'y and weakness left nie. -I am now 'we l again and attend `my store _ every day and all day." ~ ` - '

_ ALVA PHILLIPS.

“Fruit-s-tives" is _the only remedy'

in the world that is made of fruit juices and tonics. ‘ _

5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50-trial size, 25c.

At-dealerror sent on receipt of price by

Fruit-e-tives Limited, Ottawa:

condition and taken to Johnson. &

Johnson' g - burton attended to his injuries. Be- sides being cut on the 'head his knees were badly bruised. The horse i-sn until he came to thecorner oi Prince and Grafton wherolio ran_into> a tree smashing thc wagon badly, but with- out injuring himself.

'AT vIc'romA.- shipping scene Port of Victoria has been quite brisk of late. Duringthe past ten days Wright Bros. have loaded the follow- ing vessels;-W. Parnell 0'!-lara for Sydney with 2,700 bus. potatoes, 1,000 bus oats, 400 bus. turnips 100 bus vegetables and 20 tubs- oi but- ter; ‘Bonus for Glace Bay with 3,000 bushels potatoes, 1,000 bushels oats, 500 bushels turnips and' 150 bushels vegetables; MadonnaV for Halifax with 4,400 bushels potatoes and 600 bushels turnips; Harry B for Picton with 3,000 _bushels oats and 400 bushels potatoes. The schooners Iona and Mollie are under charter and enfrouteg to Vic- toria ,to load produce"-for Wright Bros. ' ' _ _ ~:

' 'The Michaelmai 'l‘erm"ol the -' Sup- reme. 0ourt;lor'f Queenis ._ ‘.1County, resumed » yesterday _ morning ,-at’ the Court House, Cha.r1ottetawn,- oou»n'r_.o1i~far>r>1esL _-mn' ndurrv. I _Before ths?ir_'Lordships Ohief,Justice' Bulli_ven` and:Justice_ I-lesssrd. -~»

James _T. Purdy and anor. v. J ohn

P. Nicholson, the City B\\I‘V¢¥0l‘.-* A rule nisi lor a new erisl of the ease decided lest January in which Purdy sued - Nicholson' for damages for trespass on his lands in the course of the effecting of certain road repairs; Judgment being given be- fore Mr. Justice Fltrgerald for $100 damages.

Messrs. McLean, K. C., and Mc-

giinnon appeared for the defendant, me moans. Martin, the Recorder, and Johnston, K. C., for the City

Mr. McLean on the reopening of

the court. continued to show cause against the rule. '

the reply by Mr. Johnltoli on bdhllf

was not concluded when the court adjourned to this morning, ll 0'- elock. ~ ` When the Court resumes today he- fore the above case is continued, sr- sument will~ be heard in the appli- cation oi Bliss Basha to set aside

'rmm_snav. _ ` ' - V “ ' A A -(Bw¢i»1'f°lT\i°`;`G“e?°!°i\~)1` `

.Piiiiisin lini- nuuui ini will

0'l"l‘AWA. Nov. ,G-Hon. 0. J;

Doherty lives empliaticulsoisl mtg reports published from time to t _ that he will resign to succeed Sir

Charles: Fitspatrickins Chief Justice. (Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, N'ov.. 6--Jacob Chill, the famous banker, told mem-

oi the Chamber of Commerce to

bert ' day that the linsneial' machinery' of this country mustbe changed very

soon or a serious situation would re-

sult. “If the. currency measure- is

not properly amended," he said. “and we get sway'~irom‘ the goal which is navnin sightlwe will con-

iront very diilicult conditions.

¢--A‘»-»¢-'-¢--v..1-

(Canadian Press.)

CALC » A, Nov. 6--The continued

failure of ,banks in India..is causing much slarni and the government is contemplating legislation restricting the use of "the term bank' in this

(Special to The Guardian)

CANSO, Nov. 6.-The American

H. VS

H?/aiirb __VV0rJCi\

aviiifg

mslresllfeworth living. ii you feel run down, with a tendency toward throat and~lung troubles growingion you-aol quickly and wisely-take _

_ N ,'f,‘§,°,",,,,,, Cod Liver Oil

This is a perfect and pleasant combination of the best Norwegian Cod

Liver Oil with Mail Extract, Cherry Bark and Hypophosphites. it restores wasted energies, forliiies the system to resist coughs and colds. and gives that nbounding vitality which makes one glad to beaiive. As a food-ionic after wasting illness, or for weak, puny children, it has few, if any, equals.

_ _ _ _ ¢ .ln 60c. and $l.00'bctiles-at your Druggisfs.

cured meofthat trouble_hnt.gr`edually of halibut which was sold here. The

schooner will be towed to Boston ai-

“=fV¢8 "ld l¢¢\“\lY`°“f¢d l»1l°-P\|'l|Y¢i*- ter undergoing repairs at Halifax.

(Special to The Guardian)

SYDNY, Nov. 6.-Search for the

body ol Jack McDonald, who disap- pearedffrolr. New Waterford Satur- day, is still being prosecuted' at noon to-day. McDonald was last seen Sat- urday night about eleven o'clock. For the past two days search parties have been going over the country in the vicinity. McDonald was 21 years old. When last seen he was under the influence of liquor and, it is said, had a. _disagreement with his

play are circulated but, friends of the lad are convinced without loun- dation. K

companions. Wild 'stories of ioulo

I

Icountry. The 'government has no in-7 m E NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. tention of imposing irksome restric-‘ ,_ _ OF CANADA, tions on solid banking institutions 8( LIMITED. 308

conducted _ by foreign or V domestil concerns. V Q -

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r==¢°r¢dm=i°h=»1ih.whtnlh~_1siv=" nsiiing schooner, Hsrniony, cope. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Nov. 6- “P l“1\°P¢. “"4 Wh” lb* d°°*°,f' 11"* christopher Gibbs, rescued nero nn- Prominent saiioseors, ministers ssii _v:::1°;1s§':°%g&”1!§,’i{'€i:’;g'i’a§:1:“:él°1 der jury masts. The schooner was social workers from manv Darts oi -»d1=f=-=~»-he -ic f1‘:;“‘:;‘.f°3..2i.: ;s‘“:‘l‘..‘;2 .i:::“:..£‘:; ::':.J’::i:2.ii::z:.:“2.€.;i:;“ .si Most lmperiosi myself, and the Constipation of the as much sau as poéslble sl", has been ed in Minneapolis today as the _ad

= ` '~ dials -1'

any good-and Iivas wretchedg in every W°\`ki”E b“‘.’k *<0 UW °°°5t~ Sm’ W*"“i:;‘;‘£° §1‘;';:_na§°n;1°5‘;;:g:;’s:h&“Elieo of

"gy, Flmlly 1 fogk Hpmll.|.¢iv¢,," twice blown out of her course by- _ _ ~ - - _ for the Constipation, audit not only gales. She had ten thousand pounds_W°l`1d 9 P“l`iW F°d°i'B“9l1- The BGB- % “mul

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sions of the congress will begin to-

'morrow and continue for live days.

Among' the speakers will be is num- ber of social workers and reformers of world-Wide reputation.

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LAWRENCE, Mass., Nov. 5-in-`

,juries received in a. football game' caused tho death today of William McCartney, aged 15, a High School _>-

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student. He was hurt in a. game last Snturdgy. 'At the Hospital, it was found that his .skull was fractured in three places.

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CHICAGO, Nov. 7, (»Special)-Sam uel Bkunkman, s Russian Newspaper reporter, who says he worked on the Yushinsky murder, for which Mendel Beiliss is on trial at Kieli, is hiding in n suburb of this city, to which he

tlful lawns put in, so that in driving _ _ . - - -

through some of the streets you City Council at _its next meeti£Z and ample by donning overalls and per-land’ according to Slmnkmam both 1 _

might almost be driving through the my before” the” chmns t° t ° °‘_’“' sonally helping in the work on the arrived at the conclusion that Belllss , ~ \ _ -f e we .:.zz:‘:::.*2;i..°.°.°“.;. ‘.11 .‘::°.“f"“:;..“°.'.°1i.° . 'iii his i” A or -f e “E ii ‘ ‘

spent a. low days, going back to ’»_ OVW i 0 9 ° °‘* 3 the Case “D mall Bn G Ware e _KB '_ ~ -`=:‘"-" 3 ' l li ; ' emption from taxation and free. ¢ l, l t sped e fl 5 ll ‘ - ~' E . _f \_ l, \\ - Montreal' __._` _ __ \‘f!!_¢e!f . ' __ , _ ._ ‘ serri?i`::l;séi‘:i the l:vy<?rkv<;)f uilrxniirov-‘::n<Jl§i}1xt?rS?-e Hiiaml\:rli`bs§’l:’(¢ee(i1i>l1il:'gP_8 ein Wi; 3 Yu £3.-E5

wooi.s:N -Mlm. soHnius:.-'- Ar- I . FRIDAY-_. ~ ` img *"¢'h'€*‘_‘l*?Y.°-i 1' ' ~ ` |1‘°|=““ f°f “°"°’°1 "°°““- ' __ of

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Do you sometime

tant purchase?

P E F2 FECTION

COCOA

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rangements are well onthe. way t0' » TRYUN CIRCUIT.-The services on 1 'Li L* 'E-s ~ ' -- wards the formation of a business to the »-l~,y,,p_ M¢l,l,¢¢l5l;» Cl,-wil; .lm-._l3_uli prosecute the manufacture of un- day' _Now gm' wllliba; At Tl-yqn ln

' o ' ` 0 » . a

n -» »» - .es l oo 111 e or

lottetown. The proposal is to float noon and Cmpmld, in the evenln _ , _ _ _ _ H B °°mPB“Y with “ °°~P“‘a1 of ‘50'0°0'_ Rev. Geo.~M. Young, pastor, wgl ` ` ` A g

5° °"°;’t 31 ’-“Eu ‘;‘i‘u“;‘; cgzen 2;' preaclr'nt'all' services w o einp oy en _.___

of I-Iolnemade Bro ad Made o » 0 may il\¢\'°85° if the 5`“5i“°59 d°V°l°P9- noon hir. George Mcl.oan,_in the em- _ » ’ ~ '

l'_ _ ' ,_______..._ “ ploy oi Mr. H. J. Cundall, _metwith I ' _ ‘

a. somewhat painful accident. He was , V ` driving down Prince St. with ` ii ° , load of empty baxes, and in some _

way the. horse took fright andstart- ' '

ed to run, throwing the driver down

between the wagon and the - horse's ' V ~ _ .

heels. He was picked up in a dazed ` ’ ~ f

° D" Sw" "’“°'° D' W“" . » When you bake the bread yourself, and know that anything you put in is as good as

'_'B,ee`.`ver" Flour, then you have a product that cannot be equalled _ Bread made of “Bcavcr§’ Flour will nourish and sustain you longer than' any other

one article of diet.

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A food that is at once appelizing, nourishing

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' Bread, made of “Beaver” Flour, is the least expensive of wholesome foods. The cost or

living _becomes a very reasonable cost, when you make the principal part of cvcry meal this good Home-made bread.

You can est bread, made of “Beaver” Flour, three times a day for s. lifetime, without

wanting s. change. This shows it’s good for you. ‘ » All this is true because “Beaver” Flour is a blended iiour. It contains exact quantities of nutritious, full-flavored Ontario Fall \Vhcat blended with a little Manitoba Spring Wheat to give addcdstrength. Western Spring \fVhcat Flour is too strong and fiavorless to make real home-made bread` or good pastry. Ontario Fail Wheat makes the best flavored and iincst pastry flour in the world and, with a little Spring Wheat added for strength, makes the ideal Flour for both bread and pastry. ' “Beaver” Flour is not like the woman who can only make one kind of cake or one kindof fancy pastry. “Beaver” Flour is like the attractive, capable, clever housewife who canimakc Bread, Rolls and Biscuits-Cakes, Pics and Pastry-and makes them all equally

well. lsri’t thisthe kind of Flour you want? Then order it at your groccr’s.

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