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son, of the Provincial Department of Akimlwft _Will address a meeting of the Pjederlcton Institute in the hall

it Fndericton on Tuesday, Decem- bsr d, at 1.00 p. m. Everyone in- terested is invited to be present. 2976

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'1‘o-day is the birthday oi the Queen- mothtr, Queen Alexandra. and elle event will be ofllcially celebrated lo- cally, as in other parts of the Emi- plre, by the tiring of a Royal Salute of ,'21 guns. The salutt will be fired st._noon by No. 3 Battery of the Fourth Regiment. Queen Alexandra is 68 years old to-day.

LOCAL MAN IN CALGARY CITY

COUNCIL- At Calgary, Alberta, re- cently a large and representative de- putation of rate payers waited on Mr. Henry Jenkins grocer, who is well known in Charlottetown, where he was formerly engaged in business, and urged him to becon.e u candidate for election to the City Council of that place. Mr. Jenkins was taken by surprise and informed his friends that it would be impossible for him to reach a decision for a day or two. Those who are anxious that he should run for the election are con- fident that they will persuade him to tale the field. A meeting in Mr. Jenkins’ interests was to be held in Fra.ser's Hall last week,

LARGE CARGO OF }'HODUCE.-

The B. S. City .of Sydney which had been loading here for the last two days of the past week, sailed at 4 o’clo¢k on Saturday afternoon for Bt. John's, Newfoundland. Her cargo- consisted of 8,835 bags of oats, 4,566 bags_of potatoes, 230 bags of vege- tables, 200 cases of eggs. 55 pack- ages of butter, 1,727 bales of hay, 8 quarters of beef, 7 dressed hogs 4 crates of meats, 8 barrels ol pol' 30 barrels of apples, 300 cases of condensed mi|k,, 2 boxes of pigs, 5 head of cattle, 27 sheep and sur- drles.'l‘he principal shippers of this lsrge cargo were Carvell Bros, Bun tain Bell & Co., N. Rattenbury,'Ltd., R. A. Mutch &: C0., Auld Bros, J. A. Ferquhareon & Co., F. J. Holman, &,,Co., Geo H. Toombs, J. S. Wed- lock, A. McPhee and F. S. Wheatley Kr Co. The City of Sydney loaded priu- cipally at the railway wharf. ur was despatched by Buntain Bell & Co. in their usual smart time. _V

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WEDDING Bla‘lil,S.- Miss Emma,

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Ilia Lllnb, at 8.30 o‘cloch. An the program of speeches, readings, and musical 'solos has been arranged. 1'i‘he special oratlon lor the occasion. will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. ’i'.F. Fullerton, whose ilunpct will-be_'*’l.‘li| Day and all who kiollor it." Pre- lniler liiathieeon will respond to the lwarl ol :lie °'i>roviuclai Legislature" Qand Mr. F. _i~¢aah._t. that ol “The Press." Solos will-be rendered by ,Miss Bremner, Messrs, william Brown and knriier Hooper, while Mayor _Weeks will give a Scotch reading.

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.'l'lie addiess on “The Haggis" will be delivered by ex-chief weuster. Oi` `

course, there will be bag-pipe music, land alter dinner there will be danc- ,ing, when some of the old Scotch dances will be execlllcd. The follow

:ing ladies have consented to dis- charge the duties of chaperons: `Mes- dnmcs W. H. Scott, T. White and W.l _W. Walirer. The committee in whose hands are the arrangements for the _celebration consist ol Chief D. A. Be ftllune, Mr. S. A. McLeod (President), ex-Chief W. W. Walker, Messrs. S, A, llicl/onuld, T. White, W. H Scott and 1. M. Mclllillan (Secretary).

ll‘ai~mers' institute \»\'as held ln Uiial'-l l0r.i.ctu\\'n un saturday iliterliuon t lireliiile li yrogralli lor tile i<`¢l.i'iiicrs' liismiite co.i»t-nuou to oe held in the Agricultural J-lull on weliiiesu.iy= allu l'.iili~r.uay. lJeccnl.ier sro, and 4tu. 'ille luilowlug dilsctors were lilescut. Rev. P. li. uli~‘itiiler_,_ rul- mcr rioud; Robert Agnew, wlliilot valley; llulter rlin-lpsinl, bay view; nl, .i. nelly, nllllounlc, William Mill- laiy, uolvall iiruc; -1. A. l`-iarii, Slip- trlllu;-lillellt of tue l;xpel'ilnellliil l\`ul~lli, Llle Collnlilsslollcr ol Agricul- lurc and the 1aecrena_iy_l'ior A.-,l-lcul- Lure. ine following 'pl-og;-mn “ng pr.-pure-d, W=ulles\l~ly_ zmo p_ m_,__ rl~esldclir's Address. 15.00, Discussion 4.lr0, .:<>ecretary’s address. §,.i.l, noun- lllt|olis_ 1.uu p, m., Address of wal. come, rremler Miitlllesoll. 3.30 p.m., Auurcss, coiiiinlssioliei oi Agricul- ture, Hon. lllurdoclr lvlnciilnnon. wednesday, 10.00 a.m. Ulscussion ccndllcteo by J. A, Ulurls. Superin- tendent of the la'x;_-erimental l~'arln. l.Uu p. m. Election ol o:iicers. Un wednesday, 1U.u0 a. lil. Discussion al meeting of the l<`l‘ult Gl'owcls' As- sociation will be held, to which the ‘delegates ure invited. At :Luo g. m. 'llulsday morning, af demonstration ill apple pnciiiiig will bu given by tile lstlidi-lite, of the liong Lloulse in Agri-

B. icogel-9, daughter. ol .loaapii ilcg- ,,,t¢d to attend ml these meutmgs ers ol rrllice ralwui-o lsiaiiu, and _____, _ '

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hruem’ Putter oi m"”r“u' ”‘ “Nu eu' ' Ewcrett Buell is Glmrdlun Agent glue" 1" We Umwu 3”“""’“ G°Ve“" nt Aliney. $lllnscr_lpti<>ns renewals ment service, were niaiiieu last evcii- ,md all reliable m,“.,_ wid be gladly ing at tue home oi Luc urine sl sister, “_ 1cUm_d h. hm 2:,u_U_1 _ . iiirs. it. ri. lslalme, ai Davis uv., C L y I ' Mmm' hruuaiiiic, Bayé __L_ll_i;__b0Bt\Jl.i uiuue Ui R{,RAL CHILDREN lluv. Aitli. ‘ilie cclclllolly was per- Nb-ED MORE PLAY iunbed by nov. lllliinln Wallace ____ ‘ ' H}“°’ _ 0! U-"3_ Fm" *'WB"-‘YW""‘“ That in play iles the moral as well U“m°"- B"°°“*m"- “"°°‘swu "-Y ‘“"~ as tue pliysilsul arid iiicnteli Bulvavon

1”- "*‘““m M- *`“""’ of We 1""`\""`ul liirul resluelits was tile arguliienc

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of Lirouliliue, niece ol Luc uriile. lue- »-may ,B me ,,,.,u',a,.y Bonne of an

°d°\`-° washwrnl \’l|“ 'l“» W“5 ”°°" hurnan dcveloplnollt, because it is the

man.. The urine was gunned in white prilnary source of all activity," said

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chiiion over blue satln“alid"alao cur- exl_,,-,,,,,,.1On_ may is ms only means ried roses, Miss Ularac was gowlled 0, u,,,,em‘,mem_, hm Um.; means of in blue silil and carl-led clirysnlltue-_,3,,,w,,,_,,,,,_ ° mums. 'l`he ceremony was pcl'lorlnedf ~-;,,,w,,,,,,.e has may been so neg1ect_ beneath a large illuminated wedding ed as m me c,_,,_mL,.y; nuwuere ,S it ben' in °°mF1*~11°‘"' W W” °"*\‘°“ more needed. Uoul.‘.l-y children need °°“P1"» 9' m*’"‘-“"5 °f thi' Engng" and to glow up as well no city children Am°"°““ “ali” was °°“1"°“°“9 '1' and tlley can grow up into eiiiclellt

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..Unloadlng Sale

The unfavorable we ather _conditions money, tig`hlnf'SS,

along with our tremendous overstock, compels us to take forcible actions in rejecting from the premises a good portion of our _stoc-lr. -A11_lhl's'season’s goods must be sold no matter how low the 'prices must be reduced. Absolutely the most extensive reductions wc’ve ever known, because we`re dc- termined to sell all this seaSon's Qoods. unconditionally so cveryt-hin_~g__has been marked regardless of profits.

We Can Bank The Money---Noi

I The Goods

' For ten days commencing Tuesday Dec. 2nd. you will be enabled to make your

purchase here at the aclual. who esile cosz, each and evefv garment in our Df€I111~€S has been snipped and shown of all profi s. O IHER SALES H AVE INTERE STED YOU - THIS SALE WILL AS'I`l NISH YOU We nerd not dwell al any great length on the superior-“quality ol our stock, absolutely n ne but the rno.~t reliiblf- and slardard makes can be folllld here, < ur stock has not l-een galher..-d together from the four comers of the earth f».»r~sale pur,o4es. We are ciughl will; A c»cme~dou5 lwefslovk and forced to tak aggressive mea-ufes of relief. THE NECESSITV OF FURt ING SALES l\OW CONFRON TS US. The goods must be hurried and the plive is lhe power that shall accomplish il. _Our Ch thing Stock il the b:=t the ma ket all lids. livery element that el_»tel's into thccmstructiou of M».n’s and B<=y’s Ch rllfug has been minutely cmsidered by the makers. Trey are dis inc:_;ve, full of cuaracier and individuallly.

l\ien’s Nf:g'ig<_e and Dress Shiltr. in a beautiful range of latrst Fall Styles and

Patlerns, includwg ncat iff li ts in <lfioe_< and figur-‘s white grouni and medium ~hfld.»s, as'vlell_as eXcf‘us'\e n ve=ticS. U.\'DEi{V\ EAR, S\Vl‘iATERb`, TIES. HL *SIERY e C in src-at o_11an»ll'fs to choose frrm all lu: t » 'h.~ rllalroi/ in pflce TPE i\=l(`) \l;.Y .\AV- ING Ail\'AN'l`AGE.S‘ MADE P(>w'.~I;»;l E BY THIS SPE-`iAi_. SAl.E EVEN l` \/\ ILL GR.E.‘\'TL\( EXCEEI) YOUR IiXPECTA'l lON.

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Mcn’s Suits

5 l o_r=o Brown Single

Brcartfd Diagonal Tweed. Unloading Price. . . . .$6 99

$r2 oo B'own Oxfod

"i`wced, Single Breaslcd 'I`\.vi|l lined. Unllariing Plic, $825

$12 50 Blue 18 oz. Serge

P.o_<rc.~s Brand Single fsrrastcd Sfyle, farmer satin

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lilied. Un`o;ld1ng P ice $8.75

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T. SL D Sllnt.-' all hand tall- ored lhrl_.ugho~.it in S. B. Models, Scotch_»,‘l`wced ef- fects and long s ft roll la- pell. Unln.d'?l'lf£_ P ice ...SH 40,44 nil, 16.03

40 doz. Pen Angle Flea-cc

I`3hirls and Drawers 4f'o es.

zodcz. Nova Sco'ia Un-

deiwrar, all eize'-‘,.guan»n- leed all wool, Keg. $l.2sp--i' garment Unloading Pric.-: 90c ee.

5 doz. Grey Com S ifealers

Rego a~1y sold ll G10 for 69c

A lug lo~__lf pull _l»ve'l

Sw-:ale-s some as high as 32.0iiforli0

15 d 7. newest Fall i)r¢~.~

511111.-, Crescent Star '1`o_lke lorand Semi sliff fr ms or lualn, of ,~=-me with French Cui-, :lofi C -liars to match neg sl 25 ti $1.75. Unl~ad- lug l’ii¢c...... .....99c

Blue and Grev lflaiinel

Slilits with heversiblc Col- lars, high grade material Keg. 31.75. "nlo.d\ug Pr'ce

sis, 18,20, 25

Twcfd Cf- l» gc C -:its all h -dtaii r d with very hi st . trimmings .~llawl or nolched ‘l c ll ~rs, doub e b east d` styles un o ding l'ri.c

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$15.00 spring .mil Fall Coats

ln B1~ck Vicuoi and

tlectl effecls, siikrr p‘ain ficl-d. just zo ln ill: ll-t un-_ luading Price $l0_00

i lhers $2 01* io $20.00

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Men’s Gvercoals

50 Black Be-wr over- _

coal. Velvet roller reg $f7.<o unloading. Pri.e......‘$b.7j.

in Ta eid College Cn.-.ns

in fingle bless -d only he t Oh b21Lk£112Dl»ylwe'ed effects unloidlng. I’l'ite......._$7.75

I2 College foals'

In assortment of .col -rs'

lhe niwyst styles nnloaf ing Pl_'ce..._.................._$950

‘;.‘i:;”*;.°.;f‘ .°:;?..trf;:";'.=:1 _, .H A Rare Opportunity for Econom`cal Buyers to Secure _ ` A

- _ - - - _ llzen needs to feel and society needs .wil _ ._ ` ' '= ~ =» - '

Mn- J°°°Ph “°5er5- m°§h9r °f l"“e,to have him feel that the country is S M h d* F* ‘ ' ` il-u?§»1;"l\;‘;d°';g‘x_° 81'; f;:;§”;“°;Y E§‘kll fortunate place to live. A demo- ` e ( , . _ _. . ~ - -lcracy cannot endure without u staple, d _ ' _ ‘ ggfegsi-d Uh“f1°"tet\;"‘“- bffghel; 011 emclent and contented rural poplllu- A ` ° R d i* A 1 d’ V l Lbfgtlf e r e,was a lies rom on rea ~ ~ ' AUWW the £“95'-gs W5*-M" and M"-i wfllsllises in sufficient nlllnher could be. e S a S ’ » » »-~ _ .. Diner mcelll pl cambridge, lvlr .mu ,,,,,,, to ,,,,,,,, that d,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and q _ Auorfmenl

Mn- G°°"g° G°rd"” 0' Brocktonvlplay ill rurnl communities ure in- T I r

Mr. and Mis. Frank Lawson of Ever- ,_ A ly _l md' A ,Jn 1 ne L th; _ l ctt, Dr. William Ross und Mr. and V;r,;’;n iylrtiya thinkinlll, lil? isc h:Visl1Zl‘i H Ill "I0 cily Mrs George Hamilton Bell ol' Boston good time ‘ a

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M\ 395 M" T909*-*S OW” 0( R0* ‘Practically every bud hublt known Regular 75g $|_

"’“r7' Mr- ‘md Mrs' Albert “H55” "f .to childhood and youth is the pro

7‘3’l":B<{1|4g:l|;_¢x¥l. ‘1:;r.Fl:_|:l1ni1:;;_agpnli`l1ers “gd dll-it of llclglected plilnygciull is ll wsste pi cp N I N G (I Q '

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Stu Cheitnlll Hill- "nd Wm bi’ M' "HANDS0l\lE sovenir cushions for . h.°m° Bn" Dec' 10- The bride il’ ‘Wu thc Lillrlstmns gilt now iii at rutons, I2'1l`12|-

kh°W|1iU B"°°kli“°- Sh” recently rf* rich, henutlful colors. Prices moder-

ti‘|l'IlG|| |l‘0l'L all EXt0rll1Cd Western “UL 1»,\'|'U._\S_ 2929.11 z5,ylj<,',g| - -f ~ .i -. . _ _ , , _ -. _ _ l. ,,.,

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::FlRB'I' CALL-"You must i do

your shopping early; do it early, mo- ther dear, Or we shall hear the same old cry that went around last year.

3 less than thirty days will come

at sweetly solemn thought, The

middle of December, and tbere’s not ii present bought." CARTER & Co., Ltd., beg to advise that they are all ready for the Christmas rush with a very large stock of new goods col-

from many 'countries and advise customers buying

Goode early. All early be set aside and kept fl required. There are

ln shopping early,

plenty time to and the busy attend cus- llot be or

Thenllme of the llntlllnl-ling hus-

hlind is "legion." Just because he has provirli-d shelter, food and rni- ment for the mvtncr of his children, hc puts himself on the hnca and pro- cculll to reward hinnelf with an evening paper und his favorite brand of tobacco! '

He goes even fllrther, says The Pic- tcrial Ileview. He thinks liow grate-, ful his wife should be that he is not like other men, who go to the club or plav or bowl, spending night after night away from home.

lf I could hand wives the key that

would unlock the door of conllrmed selllshness, I would unquestionably answer by the thousand written questions of many wives. Perhaps you do not believe this statement. Well, suppose you make a tour of your own neighbourhood. Peer be-

hind. porch vines ol-'between "°

of tan,

,inferior _wisdom .he

‘or sewing, but she is furtlvely watch- ing for signs of animation in the man who, if he would, could bc very 'orbit of her happiness. _

Or, on cooler evenings, see the man

by the light of the well-filled lamp, huricll in the easiest chair, with his paper, and with the wife still in waiting. How many “ladies-in-waits ing" there are who navel/ set foo_t in the palace of happiness which their nppolntment by marriage promised!

And why? - The question has been answered re-

peatedly elnce marriage was ordain- ed, and still the modern msn ignores the reply because it suits his selllsh convenience so to do.

The man forgets that happiness in

marriage for the average modern woman is founded not on' shelter, food. ralment, or even but on small attentions - age msn viihllolds

ever

them

patched sboeii and dyed frocks to help her husband succeed in business, provided he confines his every busi- ness detail at the end of the day's work. A husband who tells his wife every evening that she is the best little woman in the world (the word "little" le vloiny linportantl and kisses her full on the lips instead of on her hair or the tip of her ear will find ber ready to sell 'gralidmotller's 'pearls to save him from bankruptcy.

Making love to his own will is a

s lendid investment fbi* mall rn

P \ i 5` ; terlally or sentlllieliiflflly. Yet msn _ give the ` .

best ol their warg? to

who

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'times when for business men and vm- menl alike absolute silence and relax. ation spoil mental and physical sal-

vation, the opgortunlty to rccuper- ate forces for t e rn`orrow's fray. lint tlfése occasions are rare, not com.- mon. Selfish yielding to the desire to be "let aloné,_" as men express lt, becomes a habit.

Yet those of ns who study life through unhrefillllced eyes and from anlmpersonsl standpoint admit that

the .mm and women who accomplish.

big things, in business are those _who rouse themselves from the "after sup-‘ per'_' lethargy. They play es lightly

creature eelllllatr l ' tml- ,.and‘ lrrsenoneibly mlill bedtime as

and the Fssit of ' _air 'energies -‘thai worked with energy _and concen- more pr of love- ‘-tration during the day. The msn who

never sees-beyond his dly's work and

.his method ol doing it never rises

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tons, und is l9.25 feet long. ltl-l pow- der chamber in nineteen inches in diameter and sight feet long. The progectlle travels through 59.32 feet of lhc 16-inch bore, which ls riiled ,With nifwtv-Bi! lands and grooves, haling ll twist increasing from one Ulrh in 66.6 feet of tho breech to one turn ln 33.3 feet at the muzzle, The armor-rllerclng shell used ln

the zun weighs 2,400 pounds “|345 inches long, and contains a high ei- plosive bursting charge fl! 140 v°“"<\=- A charge ol eso pounds' of °1?l°k°l¢SB Powder, including 155 bounds of black powder lgnfeel- givin e "'“"1° velwlw ol use lm' sie- °"d' Wm* D Pressure of 58 000 Psllnds ner square lneii ln ell, p.,w'd,,. c amber and 34 ;

stalking energy, '$28 ‘out tom or 3 he shell will penetrate twenty-one :\<=rl;°: pl lllalrd-laced mel sigma ,, ed wlgl 0 N th°““°° “F °' n" rm than elevation ol fifteen _ q¢. 5 ' ° 5”” hu F N080 oi eleven miles. and at an elevation ol l ,_ **°-d°s\'=°¢. e ralikii of l`6.§`niil°§‘_ Pmmlir ueeninlii. e " ~ ' `-~»

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