aThe sale-of this v Brand exceeds the. sale of any Orange Pekoe

Tea _on the market

-Agents Wanted you-marl AGENTS-WRITE FOB cgtaiogiie, United Art. Limited, 162 John. ‘rel-onto. A. W. ‘l ill wsln- sclpu

warn-an -‘ A TRAVELLER TO iuridio oin- ital. Lina of Calendars my; part of Prince Edward Island. Liberal proposition. Big money for good Salqrnan. Apply today Dom- in.l0n Calendar Company, Truro, N. B. ' 10-29-21.

relisoNArficnulsmlis uncar- ing Cards-agents wanted to take orders for the finest line ever shown in Canada. Regal Art Co., Manufac-

turers. 310 Spadlna Ave., Toronto. A. W, 0t. l, 2. 5, 7, 29, 30.

TAN Olt WOMAN T0 TRAVEL AND appoint local representatives. Posi- tion pcrmlnent: yearly guarantee c1092. (being $21. weekly average. and experues: commission and cash bonuses besides. Winston C0,, Tow-

er Bldg, Toronto. A. W. Oct. 12.l6.19,23.2c.s0.

Miscellaneous

lTBAYED-BEIIEB. BLACK AND white. Age 2 years. Owner apply Pem- Murray, New Wlltshire, Lot 65. 9528-l0-2B-3l.

I08. SERVICE A PURE BRED Kai-k Boar. Lester Bryontcn. Spring Valley. 95811-10-30-31.

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PMATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- surfs shipments on shcrt notice. Guardian Central Printer-y.

9328-l0-l9-tf

IOFIN ALFRED MACDONALD. Land Surveyor, Hermanville. Souris. 10-2-lmpd.

Male Help Wanted I WANTED --'A MAN FOR FARM irork. Apply Osorge Mason, Bun-i bury." "'- -_ 0546-3l]

MORE-MEN WANTED QUICKLY. Big pay; easy work while learning Barber Trade under famous Molar American plan. world's most re- liable Barber School System. Write today for free literature. Moler Barber College, 5'13 Harrington St. Halifax: Wad and Sat tf.

AN uNusnliL OPPORTUNITY S, MR ‘s $50,111 spare time selling!

well known ‘line Personal Christ-l I“: Cards. Scores of Stenogra- pliers-Accountants. Clerks. etc.. exceeded this last season. Beauti- ful new portfolio free. Master Kraft 0a.. Limited. Toronto. Representa- tives f‘ ted email towns also. M. H. . Oct. 2.t.7.0.li.l4,16,ll.2l. 2839.25.80.

Arficals For Sale

from sates-surfaces, cnnsr or Drawers. Sofas. Kitchen Stoves. m. Applyfluardlan. 9592-11.!

Teachers Wanted WANTlD-JPEAOIIER FOR WOOD Island West School. Supplement 8125.00. Apply H. M. MacDonald. Secretary. s ‘ llllIB-lfl-dll-Zll.

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HOUSE TO LET ON EUSTON

Street. Apply Mr. Shams. 0593-10-30-31.

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LOST-OCTOBER. 20th BETWEEN East Wlitshim and Charlottetown. Khaki Combination Overalls. Finder leave at North American Hotel.

9590-10-30-11.

be earned weekly “

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Salesman Wanted

SALESilIEN WANTED_.gg1|g agent for Prince Edward Island. Good ply- Free outfit. We want now s. reliable. energetic represente- tive to handle the best districts on the Island. Our agency is profit- able. Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co, Tomntn. Ont. - S. W. s-wsrr.

SALESMEN-WONDERFUL OPPOIF. Willly i0!‘ Bilfiable menlo earn big "Wiley representing well known tie mliiliiflvtiircrs selling direct to con- sumer. Full or spare time; liberal commission. bonus offers. Write quick for free sales outfit. Public Sew" M1115. Wilden. Ontario. Dent. 91s. Oct. ac. Nov. c.

For Sale

GRAVENSTEIN srnes AT r. s. Reeves’, Southport. 9453-10-25-31, r01: SALE-TWO rune BREB Shrop Rams. Frank Halllday, Eldon. D587-i0-30-2l.

FARMERS ATTENTION. WE HAVE u special light truck wagon selling at $68.00. Tudhope Anderson Co.. 1M». Edliicnds Building 2i.

FOXES FOR. SALE — SEVERAL choice patch females and one red female. Frank A. Ramsay, New London. ilbliz-lc-xfl-Novj-I.

DOGS FOR. SALE-FOX ROUND pup. also two trained fox hounds. Frank Mel-lay, East. Royalty.

9536-l0-29-3i.

JAMES WHITE, 36 KENT STREET. offers for sale his 1928 Whippet

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numerous onions salad and PI-iiiry 5t. James Hall tomorrow.

snow OPEN-Jrhs h: lbow will be open this evening from 8 to 10 p. m. ,

NOTICE-Anyone looking to have their foxes polled and would like ‘a Iood Job done apply to John Spencer. Mt. Edward 11d. 8595-10414) HARVEST THANKSGIVING AND AIMISTICI DAY will be observed throughout the Field on Sabbath.

of the Church. Rev. W. E. Davies. B. A. Minister. -

WAIILIKE DRUNK-Last evening about 9 o'clock the police arrested e militant drunken-d in possession of a double-bsrrelled gun with which he was threatening to ghoot upthe townin real western style. At s. late hour last night he had still retained no military spirits. i PIESBYTVEIIAN SERVICERFor Sabbath. Nov. 8rd. Lorne valley st 1i a. m.: Dilndls at 3 n- m: Card- lElIi l! '7 P- 1n. Evening subject:- ‘Phe Problem of Immortality. soloist at evening service. Mrs. W. E. Dav- fes.

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VISITING FOX SHOW-Mr. Peter N. Poirlcr, of St. Louis, is in the cit)’ visiting the Fox Show. Mr. Poitier is one of West Prince's most success- ful farmers and has added to his large farm a magnificent lot of foxes in which hs takes quite an interest. He reports that St. Louis and vicinity i; busy loading potatoes for foreign markets and the crop this year in that part of the country was an ex- ceptionally good one.

C. W. L. MEETING-The regular- monthly meeting of the Kinkora sub-division C. W. L. was held in the Sacristy of the Church. on Sun- day afternoon. Oct. 13th. There was a splendid attendance. and the Pres- ident. Mrs. Henry Trainer, occupied the chair. After the opening prayer by the chaplain. Rev. Dr. Smith. the minutes of the previous "

were read and approved. The tress- urers report showed the finances of

Sedan. Just run 6000 miles. Always had the best. of care. Bargain for a quick sale. 953l-10-2B-3l. FOR RENT-JIEATED APARTMENT suitable for two, central. Apply Guardian.

DARK MINK. RANCH RAISED Alaskan and Quebec stock, $150 to $200 a pair. Medium dark Mink $125 to $150 a pair. A limited num- ber for immediate delivery. valley Silver Fox Farms. Si. Stephen,

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TORONTO

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inn Tractlcn. which are widely held 1n all parts of the world bore the malor part of the local liquidation. The former broke as low as 29, but later recovered to 33'; for a loss of 5'2 points. while tile latter dropped tn i0 and rallied to to, for a drop of five points.

SITUATION NOT PANICY IN CANADA

OT’l‘AWA. Out. Oct. 9.-With the Minister of Fulance, l-Ion. J. A. Robb ll‘ ac Toronto no one was in a posi- tion to make an official statement today with respect to the stock market situation. bilt officials of the government in close touch with the financial affairs of the country stat- cd unofficially that there was noth- ing in the general situation in Canada. m juqlify any panic on the Exchange. It Was pointed out that business was exceptionally good and if the Mellie! only reverted to normal everything would b: satisfactory. Banking con- ditions. it. was stated were never on a firmer basis.

(By Claude s. Jagger. A- P- "whim writer.)

mow YORK. N. Y. Oct. iii-Pow- erful financial interests strufll"

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the society to be in s. very satisfac- itory condition. a splendid balance be- 'ing to our. credit. This was followed yby s. discussion on magazines. It was, idecide’ to subscribe for ten mag.- Iazines this year, this being an in- crease of five over last year. Plans were then discussed whereby the good work carried on by the society could be augmented. The p. sldsnt then gave an interesting account of the business meetings of the recent Diocesan Convention. The chaplain briefly addressed the members ex- hortlng them to persevere 1n their good work. On the conclusion of all busiri the meeting adjourned.

PERSONALS _....__

Messrs. Wm. Cullen, Wm. coady. of North Wlltshire, and J. E. Cass, lEsst wlltnuref motored to Morel] lsundsy afternoon.

Mr. Joseph Francis. city was a vis- itor to Morel] last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richards. of New York. spenc Monday in Sumnierside visiting friends. S.

Mr. Rex Reilly. who his been visiting home for the past two months. left yesterday for Kelliher. Saslc. to inspect foxes for the P. E. Island Fox Breeders’ Assn. ‘

collapse of prices, as all trading records were once more broken. A total of 16,410,030 shares changed hands on the stock exchange as coin- psred to the previous record of i2.- BQLGOO reached last Thursday.

Yesterday's wild dive of prices, the most extensive ever witnessed in s single day. brought. a further whole- sale jettisoning of impaired Infill!

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in; by terrified lnvutorl. Hundreds of stocks roacbsd- new low levels es- tabllshed during the put. few iueiitbl. but a. substantial rally ll’! "i6 3W1"! trading reduced final not losses tn little more than two thirds of ill- tsrdsy.

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PIIIONALS

Nov. 10th. Offsrtories for the budget ’

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Eriltitp claim. ‘chum. WEDNESDAY

Lid-Weekly Prayer Service-Address by Iev. D. M. Grant-Offering for Missions. Visitors cordially welcome-Hearty Memorial Hull. 8-l0—lil,eetln¢ o Official Board- Ladles I 0r.

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Hls Worship Mayor Yeo of this city and he at once sent fifteen firemen by ‘cars to the scene." They took no apparatus. Bis Worship said that he would send out a fire engine on a fiat car if necessary but word came that the engine was not required. The amount. of insurance on the property destroyed is at present un- known but it is understood that the loss is fairly well covered.

How in. flreprlglnated has not. yet been determined although there was one report that it had started in the elevator shaft in the rear of Poole 6c Thompson's store. An inves- tigation will be held.

The store of Poole dz Thompson was one of the finest in this prov- lncs and is well known throughout the Maritimes. It was a three story building ‘l0 by 48 with finished base- ment and rest rooln. It bad an elec- tric elevator and an up-io-bate cash carrier system and various other fea- tures of a modem store". On the roof was a cistern containing six thousand gallons of water.

The fire had made such headway when discovered that only a very "small part of the contents could be saved. ‘The firm did a very extensive export business and at this season oi the year handled a very large quan- tity of potatoes. It is unders‘ of the other buildings lost nearly l-li their furniture.

A uc TION SALE

or cuofca HORSES ON rumor NOV. 1. AT 1.30 r. M;

f will sell art-risi- Ania-nos‘ Stables 106 Elm Avenue, cal-load of choice horses all young and well broken, no brands. One pair Daplflc Greys well matched, one pair Blocks matched. one pair roan: matched. and a lot of choice blocks. Farmers wanting horses come in and look this lot over. 1 invite inspection. BRUCE McKINNON. Owner I. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer. 9553-3“.

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NOTICE !

Owing to- dry season feed for milk is exceptionally high so ‘the milk prices to patrons will be advanced to 1c and l: m.‘ poi- quart from Nov. m 1m. ' ‘ By order.

Milli Vendors

Oct. 29. ‘Z8.

DR.'W. R. CARSON

Palmer Graduate Ull¢0u'""" Chronic and Nelvnls mill"

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.,._.. I you and sing for you have all con- tributed to make this show s‘ success as well as many others not sitting up here io-night. Tc. lndividualiue, there is President Paton of the P. E. I. Exhibition. an organization that

ihas loaned these great buildings and

‘cooperated. free of charge in every possible way. Premier Saunders and Minister of Agriculture, Walter M.

Lea. who saw at once the value of

this exhibition. sndv agreed on be-

half of the government to provide

the fox cratts, an item. of 82500.00.

Mr. Lea also permitted the use of

the provincial exhibition secretary

and offered the services of an expert who has worked most efficiently,

Professor Walter R. Shaw. The

city of Charlottetown chief exec-

utive, Mayor Yeo. immediately guar- anteed a money grant for this ex- hibitlon. f-fis excellent Judgment, jsupported by his worthy counsellors,

‘ is like seed sown on good soil. which

is producing ahundred fold for the

city of Charlottetown.

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Assisted Exhibition.

The great. Association of fox breeders, which is located in this province. which takes care of the

registry of Canadian National Foxes

all over Canada and wherever’ lo- cated. the greatest organization of its kind in Canadaf-snd the. rich-

leswgave us a grant of $1,000.00 for

this year. This was a great help to

us. and we feel that. probably the

success of this show, will inspire the

directors of that organization to pay

out annually e. considerable sum out of their huge surplus of a quarter

of a million dollars, to promote ex-

hibitions in Canada. The most econ-

omical way to raise the average qual- ity is by breeding End advert-Bibi! champion animals. We are especially pleased to announce that the Pres-

ident of the greatest live-stock or- ganization in Canada is with us to- night and will speak. Ne ls also a

rural dweller-Mr. Shelton Sharp of Ellcrslle. '

The gentleman who will sing for us. and his worthy madam who u- companies him, would never have been on P. E. I. had it not been for the fox industry. I‘ll leave it to the judgment‘ of this’ audience if they are not really a desirable type of immigrant. Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Ray- mond are very busy piltting South- port‘ on the map. The loss of Switz- erland and France is P. E. I.'s gain. The patron of this exhibition ls noted for many good work's in many fields. He has been-o. fox rancher‘ for nearly twenty years and possibly

he doesn't know much about it Wi-

But what he does know is how to‘ represent. the Crown in this province

in a manner which is setting a rec-

ord for propriety. and giving your

representatives considerable worry in

finding a worthy successor. ‘we are

especially pleased to have this ex-

hibition formally declared open by f-lis l-lonour Lleut-Gcv. Frank Hearts, who will presently address you.

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OFFICIALLY OPENSFAIR. His Honor F. R. Hearts in officially epenlng the exhibition stated that his duty was a source of pleasure and gratification inasmuch as this is the first show o! the Silver F01: Exhibit- ors’ Association of Prince Edward Is- land. l-le expressed his thanks to the members of the Association for mak- ing hiln patron of the show. During thecourse of a conversation recently a gentleman from Southport stated that. it was his belief that no more than 50,000 people would remain in this province were it not. for the ex- istence of the fox industry and po- tato business. The demand for foxes and fox pelts this year is greater than it has been for several years and all stock has been quickly cleared cff the market despite-pessimistic pre- dictions to the contrary. The organ- ization of the Silver Pox Edhibltors Association is a move in the right direction, and Major A. B. Robertson, the efficient Vice-President. deserves special congratulations for his part in organizing the show.

The silver fox show is ofas much importance as any other exhibition

ed that it will becomes national af- fair. It is appropriate that the ban- ner fox show of’ the world should be in the place of the birth of the ii -

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uni-om- Ne alin ran Dino ma- Iltbnsldetis Iolicwllg Isa-Dal nee Trial 0hr an» matron mu salami h- eluslvely to the manufacture of isles‘:- l llari -al .\b Kiss s can ~ elm Li” 8.0m. ‘mfg. Iileliiuond st, w t. T oitl . 0ut.. Ill fast r- fueled‘: as‘? 1:0!‘ Atolaiieenlz. “It. a I ‘re-emtlzli of hvilrlnl l3»

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OPENING

dustry. In recognition of this all 111-‘ terested have come forward ltneroils- ly and are m be commended On the ‘cxcellency of the show. The Exhibi- tion Association which has offered the premises to the Silver Fox Ibi- hlbitlon Association has been in ex- istence forty years. Fbr the first show this exhibition has been a tremendous success.

The speaker predicted that the fox exhibition will go forward in three years as far as the Provincial EXhlbl- ' tlon work has in forty years. The ex- hlbitorg have been the most import- ant factors in the success of the en-. tcljprlse. The affairs are in the hands of competent men; everything is being done in a fair and business- like way. Co-operatlvc selling was begun in thLs province by the Co- operative Egg and Poultry Associa- tion. The success of this association sliws what co-operstion in selling can do for the Silver Fox Breeders As- sociation. His Honor stated that he himself had early associations with the industry. In 1912 he bought i! pair of foxes for $6.000 and next year‘ sold a pair of pups for 817,000. \

The formation of a mink breeders’ association would be of great value to. the province. the speaker siiilfififiitid- Many countries have such associa- tions. A large number of people have come to the show from foreign coun-

Island of Europe, famed for splendid! men and beautiful women. l Handsome Donations " Certain individuals have given cups‘, as prizes for the show. These dona-| tlons have added much to the success, of the show, Such actions show the realization of the people that a fox show is an asset. to the Province ' A Juan must have considerable means to exhibit foxes at Toronto.‘ while here men of limited means are] placed on equal footing with all others. When a person secures . prizes at this show then he has with- out doubt, the best foxes in the world. The show will be something u. be looked forward to in the future, something of which Prince Edward Islanders msy\spesk with pride.

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MAYOR, YEtTS WELCOME In the course of an eloquent ad- dress His-Worship Mayor Yeo stated that congratulations are in order to those who established the fox fair. These men with fine faith and out- standing optimism have brought sthc ‘affair to a successful head. There are several points whlrll-‘chn be em- phasized to» speaking of the value of the show. It‘ brings the Province into prominence and stresses the Island as the birth place of the industry. island foxes have always taken the highest awards and highest prices. At thLs exhibition we have many exhib- itors. but. we will have few prize win- ners. The unsuccessful exhibitors will be able to learn much from the prize- wlnner. Charlottetown is proud to be the seat. of the first provincial fox show. In closing the Mayor extend- ed s cordial welcome to visitors and exhibitors.

PRESIDENT SIIARPE IS PLEASED

Mr. G. Shelton Sharpe in a. short and pointed address said that he was -pr0l.ld to be able to take part in the greatest fox show in North American continent. He stated that he has seen the different shows but none to equal the present one. The Island is fortunately situated as far as the fox industry is concerned. Fox fur of the very best quality can be produced in this climate. Only by careful selec- tion. however. can foxes be produced to command the highest prices.