NOVEMBER 26. A1931

BRING YOUR

Silver Foxes

AND OTHER FURS

Old Post Office In Kingston Where Stages’ Halted Centuryligoi

Building Unmarked Though Memorial Of Old . Capital Of Upper Canada

.3)’ G. H. Williamson Qgﬂy p; 11)] jhgn m9 ‘pﬂflli 891'- Written Especially for The Oan- vloo w” ggtondeo to include the adian Press. United States. m that year a con- KINGSTON, 0nt., Nov. 26 (By ierence between the two countries Tin Canadian Pressl-‘rhere still put the service within the reach stands on Princess street, Kingston, of the people of both Canada and

llliillEST MARKET‘ rmcrs llilllll Fllll BIIMPAIIY lTll- ‘iiif..t“iii.‘iti‘itz 3133.‘: ‘“;.f.‘.:::;........ s... .....

_ office. It is below King street, and ing of tho Kingston office. or in

011 the Kings Highway No. 2 and 1810, a fortnightly service was in-

ﬂow the quarters of a second-hand uugurated between Montreal and

IWTB- Immediﬂtely 0PP°8ite is the Kingston, thisbelng acclaimed as

old Commercial Bank building, an outstanding achievement. Five

which was the first home oi years later this fortnightly service

H Queen?! Medical College. thcn the was made weekly. with the openinl l

Fﬂyll 0011636 o.’ Physicians and of a coach line betwoen the two i-i

MR. A.::LEVlN

B. R. HOLMAN’S OFFICE 145 GREAT GEORGE STREET i and receive

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Surgeons of Upper Canada. It was centres. At that stage of tho de- in this portion of Kingston, close velopment of the postal service. to the old French Fort Frontenac, patience was a virtue. It took nine that British and French fought days ior a. letter to come from New their last battle for possession oi York to Kingston, a distance of 400 that fortness established in the miles, and sometimes 11 days would year 1673 by count Frontenac and Doss before the mail courier ar- Chevalier de la Salle. rived.

Strange to say. Kingston has no The postage on o. single sheet of tablet on its earlyday postofflce, paper weighing less than an ounce, which might dFBW the attention of posted in London, England. and the tourist travelling from Toron- sent to Halifax by packet, and t0 0r Montreal to the old Capital thence to its destination in (lan- ofiUpper Canada (1792) and or ada. was: to Quebec 92 cents; to the United Province of Canada Montreal 96 cents; to Kingston, (1041-1844). $1.04, and to York (Tbronto) $1.12.

It was in the year 1789 that a An additional sheet of paper in the postofflce was opened in Kingston, letter raised. the price of the mail and in tho same year small offices proportionately. were also opened in York (now Thens were two places on the Toronto), Niagara and Elizabeth- road from Montreal to York where vtown (now Brockville). Eltcept, for highwaymen commonly operated. a single annual grip from Montreal One was at Grass Creek a few to Niagara there was no postal miles east of Kingston, where the service west of Kingston. At that United Empire Iioyallsts landed. It time a courier set out from was here that Bill Johnston robbed Montreal in January, travelling the mail courier of a largo amount either on foot or on snowshoes. Ii of money in 1838 and got away a- he made l8 miles o day he was cross the 5t. Lawrence in a small considered lucky. In subsequent boat in New York State. Another years the mail service began to common place for mall and other grow in volume and it was as robberies was on a piece of road

live miles west oi Kingston.

Elk-Iii.

“‘ ' Opportunity only-knocks on t d , 1 knocking at yours now. cc a my o“ t may he

HYGRADE RANGE offers for ‘sale a. few male and ﬁnliglaeo pups, progeny of the hcrd shown at Charlottetown

You can secure n male or female good‘ enough for any show, at a reasonable price. ‘

Call and sec what llygrade la offering, you will be latlsﬂed. We will be pleased to show you our foxes.

F. c. KENNED Y

' Phone 560-Y. Southport

10228-1l-ﬂﬂ-Fri-Tue-Thur-Mon-ai.

i in Yillll‘ SILVER FOX PELTS FOR MY VALUATION

ONO OBLIGATION TO SELL I BELIEVE MY PRICES T0 BE THE BEST.

A, PAUL SCHULZE

. ISAAC A. SCHOEN s. SONS 1N0. _'i50 Great George Street Charlottetown, P. EJ.

Bring

near a clump of trees, was a rep-

’ ' rwentatlvo of South Africa, I heard Rein In ‘Seances an angry cry. Looking around I saw

my mount had bent its head and of War Days caught His Majesty securely by the foot. The King said: "I wish you

would stop your horse from eating LONDOI“ m“ W“ “°°°““‘ my foot," and 1 jabbed the animal

5 gugjwgsigﬁﬁgxazeﬁgmiiro! s: in the mouth and he let go. 2:1", etalfﬁfeitfzzcesofg: Sir Sam Landed Heavy Blow

can n er o witnessed by King George, Marshal “I asked permmmn to “Hop for Foch and otherk noltables, ‘i: con-_ ward to m] the emu“ the King “med i“ 9‘ b°° ° r” “um warcorning. His Majesty was nat- bl’ m1” 6mm‘ :('1B'si’“°h"_' urally delighted to agree to my go- p“bu‘he‘1 “m” by ° er “a lug, following at a slow center. ‘on’ Imagine my consternation as I ap- The author commanded the Oan- a

h d th . to see tWO adian Cavalry Brigade during a con- its: goth u: $2113) ummrms’ ac_ “ﬁzz: .Z’.’...‘.“Z.‘.’“I;.""°... My h» i= We yea“ o“ ' match. Some of the others stood a- Minister for War in the British put while one or two were trying Gmizxiztwgg: h2g8?“ t3; :$ to separate tho combatants. I gal- man r -

l into th idst f them, told ern counties. he was in attendance ‘ ‘Si: to be read? at m?“ to Twelve upon the mug’ seven! “Nominate tho King. Nevertheless, General Sam incidents occurred that day. .5eely's Hughekfor he w“ one o, the com own charger went lame so the rc- blmntkqvith a about o, “traitor” mount rlcepartmint supplied him manna to 1m d a tmmendous blow with a s range orse. 1 m. tagonm Gen.

The book continues: "I told His sgltmiefhivymemxzlng south M. Majesty it was arranged he should ﬂea first see the represlitatlves of the “I rode my hom between the two foreign powers, India and the Dom- men while Beym shouted‘ “m me inions, who would be assembled a- at mm, I w“ only m" in “me bout mm mu” ‘my’ we “m- to quell the disturbance before the "ed away m. about a mu‘ or w” King arrived. Of course he had seen

when the King. reined up and ask- u m ed me who were the representativ- the whoh thing “d an" a e

i101 v fz-u-ia-tts-in.

a @511. VE1_2__ FOXES

f‘ Mr. D. F. Meehan of Daniel F. Meehan Inc., will be at our Summerside office, Tues- dzfy, Nov. 24 and days following. I m" Mr. Joseph Weiner of International Fur lilierchants Inc., will be at our Summerside of- jffées Nov. 24 and days following?” ‘ 1 Mr. D. F. Meehan of Daniel F. Meehan ., Inc., will be at our Charlottetown office » ifhursday and Friday, Nov. 26 and 27. , Fox ranchers avail yourselves of this op- portunity to dispose of your fresh skins while ,.the best price is obtainable. = We require large quantities on consign- for immediate sale. Remittances made . y. » . , i; Have your foxes properly pelted at our Shimmer-side pelting station. lg Our cleaning plants in Summerside and fqharlottetown are now in operation. / r Your pelts are protected by fire insur- glee-while with us.

5.73M...

African was equal to ten Britons

hi . ii ‘ G. R. es of the Dominicns he was about Zglgzcatidrsﬁt ggﬁﬁﬁhteocauxre 1 . g Slimmer SIdG and Charlottetown. gmmﬁfgimnshztwrzltaeglaélgxeg it‘? of the trouble. It appeared Beyers the group of visitors, we could see h“ n“ m Hugh" m“ one south

when it came to a fight and that

Africans and that if new: liked

the personality of the mun who at one else sit along the sides."

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vegetables and canned goods, all quality... llwisrnl Dcpurinlcrilt of Ag-

FOXMEN

to repeat his allegation, they would

soon see who was the better man-

That was how the ﬂsht began." Both men, adds sceley. were Mill

Castle before the astounded eyes of

dBIW- 54ml" 111N198 115d the 91ml‘ a"? °th°T memhem M “yam, at‘ ‘eminent grades. This is the season‘ Murphy: “What's that in your ege o! showing Queen Victoria her tends any theatre when and how he first movin, picture.

when poultry holds the centre oi at- l pocket?"

traction, and no farmer or P0111511." Pat un uliir=ilPlli "Dynalllne ‘men could fail to get enthusiastic Im wait m; im- Cnscy. Evcri’ llllli me 511m" “mess they mm“ see it m .wcre he to sce the evident quality he meets mc 11c slow "W 0“ m‘

or she wishes and seldom does the In 1807, he unwound at Baimoral - audience know they have been to

countries and retained their posit-

‘ annulus on may’ No" :7’ w "- ions until the declaration of wsr.

| ccive fox pelts and __ advances

Hglrest Foxes A iVit/z Superior Pelts

Result from regular feeding of

"IMPERIALS”

MANUFACTURED BY

imrrmn aiscuil do. LTIl.

Q0: 446 Charlottetown. P- 15-1-

E. H. MONKLEY, Agent.

10448-11-25-21 Great War. It was he who seduced

Beyer: downed in the Veal.

..T°.KA'.'.QZ"L'° $1.3‘; Eiﬁi Showed Motion kzilirucfleanod furl appeal to the Pictures To l 0n account of the lower prices being offend for pelts. we have de- cided to reduce our charges to 81.00 for polling and Ila for cleaning. All week guaranteed.

llffln. Lower

ll. F. MILLER

UNI-l 41-121

i ‘ ‘m be u the om“ M n B“ istcrs of Defence in their respective H" Macaw the Queen. me ﬁrst motion picture she had ever seen.

D911"? 9°"! lmlhmle- Bah“ equipment to Sandrlngham ‘to King and Queen pictures before I swiftly crushed the rebellion: Del- ‘mm queen 5161mm,’ who "poorithey leave of their own arrival at I any rm shot accidentally "l" old lady. couldn't hedr so dopdndedphe show. We rush down the film

upon dumb shows for amusement.“ to Oxford Street and have it do-

m the early days etiquette demand- veloiled m ‘"1 hour and a hnli " ‘

in; that no one should sit in front! of royalty created difficulties.

Q0981! Victoria hers of the royal family eat in the, Any farmer in the least‘. desuic limit row, the army and novy oi-‘skeptical of the real value o qllll l‘ 10801310. Ont, Nov. 33—(5Y_l1¢m N". llld then the servantsiin his produce attractinv real inter- )he Oanadtan Prelll-A most inter- and ctharl." Oaptain Barker vx-‘est on the out of the °°"~“"““ "l" I I ﬁll It the “we m“ eating figure at the ninth annual phined. “And ynlrhiow what that ' llPédﬁ only to visit a my like Mair. "’°" "" “m”; " "f "f ‘- "' meeting of the 1mm Photo rin- ‘would mean-tile royal family liadltrval. stroll along st. catherlne Bt- ahm cf America, held in this city the worst mt in the house. But w.» lpdmdunrly in the dusk of early ev- reoently. was captain will o. Bar- finally lot around that diﬂlcultyhlening. and watch the rarer "N"! ker, Wimbledon, England. As in- we out the mm family st o good admire striking window dtslllﬂy-‘l of f““""“‘""m‘_n_m_m% "°"°'”“,. “gm; as the stories he told Illdiltanca but anchor and. every- poultry, met, butter. cw. 1min. looee-ii-ia-ci-tlwhtte-s-aw.

"It was her own diamond jubilee,"

. "Lots of times we have been able. __ And many a time he took hisili its a private matinee. m show the

QUALITY BRINGS PREMIUM

"The Km‘ ma‘ “m” “d ma"? tlon at moderate prices.

F. A. BOURKE

Phone 1331

All polls covered by insu l'.‘lll(‘l‘.

BOURKE and LUND

GORDON LYNI)

the pap" next ‘my’ this informant iand finish of “A“ grade poultry izllld chest and breaks mo pipe. Next said, "someone may ohm"? 111° W" p“, price Lugs on them) or to see the 11mg no docs it he'll blow his hand atre and ask that a few seats be re- §number o, ream, ﬁne birds ‘vhm, n“...

where required. for thxiuction Séle gallium H0851‘: “ozarznirjgrilgt (i; m; rccallsid. End it took ieiso than servged fog tllieyqglztgr‘: in‘: jngiixll up”, over the counter m m, ._),.,,c;.! cf the Mont-cal Fur kerage o. m1” secon . those days c6 llﬂl‘ y all 9 ' 55mm; o; the busy Snomnno, rilsiritlﬁ. Ltd" cf Montreal. to be held on Dec. 51:13:’, tglxizxzltlgfnof 313G221: were all we could take at one time. knows the difference except [time I’ Quamy mt only brings a premium, ‘mind “m! a completely furmshvd 14m, - ~ 1' °‘ ~ ‘ It only showed the carriage being manager, and often they come w l- "! 19d u" Yemmm l" 5mm‘ Ab driven down the street, but what,out telling anyone. sunk m a finish and cash m onlwith n homo? rica against the government at the an "em 1t w“ . w

A fznuoils golfer has bcPn We?

but also develops demand, Feed your | home. But u-llnt docs n

Foxes Peltedond Furs. Cleaned

Our Dindcrn Well-Eiluipllud Fur Cleaning Plant with experienced. careful workmen using the most up in dnic methods, assures you of ihc 110st 0i‘ service and SZlllSfilC-

Fellini: and

Corner Great George and Kent Streets P. O. Box 113

33.51111

The com- lodaythal arilif pro- ioys from ties.

umber oi wal Gov- l P71350881 l two per four per iuiactured an manu-

. was not lcnce, and fe of the down ap- lties fear- ost of liv-

lper com- lsys about

Britain. ﬂared tho "made a ligh dut-

a friend," aid. "but lake mis-

rltcnds to r as pos- own con- cts hit by

y spokes- zports to :h French few items ie French mentarily

‘n; super- tcr Great ld stand- lt 50 per sures in

ro among ' the tar- ie Cham-

n, 2 Anne . uonard

Ilirphy 2 Agnew, 4 1 Walsh. iulay and Sullivan.

Ryan, 2 a Byrne. ickerscn. ldacEach- . 3 Bern-

t Gallant rqual) a gnew.

She bore cheerful- en those was suf-

"ness was

nciled to a all her requentl!

held on "ier fath- 's Ceme- and was "isay, as- Rev. Mr. BBHY ren

Cross" '

r of her i. Irvine dy. Pres soil. Her her Ken memory.

By ace

'0, N.B., nervous, able tc

pimples nd cm-

of Bur- my own

anfirdy

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