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My dear People of Zion :This is probably the 1ast,letter I will have tue privilege ol writing to you sue peing so I would like to say some- thing that would be helpful to vos, We are all apt to dwell upon the past and Zion has had a. noble pest / of which any church might be proud. Hiich 3 past always furnishes materi- nl for inspiration for present and liitilre work. It is well that it should be so for vour present is to a certain extent the evolution of days
that arehgone, but there is s dwelling on the p st that is nothing less than morbid. Our activities are in the present and future and it is upon the present end future that we nrnsi; chiefly dwell. There is ri profound truth in Paul's words that forgetting the things that are past ' we press forward to new attainments. Zion' Church begins a new epoch with its new building and new equipment, and its new activities should not he measured- by anything that it has done. It should strive with might and main to do greater things for lllll K‘lllRd0hl of ‘God in Charlotte- town and armong humanity,
There are four things I would like to suv as T pert from you. 'rho ilrsr is to have the spirit of courage. We are naturally creatlires of fear and we shrink from great undertakings init if we attempt great things for G°fl We can expect grcnc things (Continued on page three.)
|`|`¢ES_}DEN'I‘ PLUMMER. ‘
1, GOING TO ENGLAND.
SYQHEY. _.N.__S., Nov. 1,-J. H. Fluniipgir.. President of the »nou~.iuinu iiteel ‘ orporaitiou, who has been here the ptistf .waok..iil1"rolln.¢ctlon_ with af- lairs at the plant, left to-day for
Mr. Butler, the retiring general man- acel; leaves for Montreal by 1.u-nior- r0\v’s ‘..'e'xpress,. having finished his contract with the Steel Corporatloni Mr I-lartiard, an English steel expert who has been looking over the steel plant here the'past few days, accom- panied Mr. Plummer to Montreal to- day. Ho far there has been no an- nouncement in rugs/rd to the manage- nlrnt ol the Steel Company, but it is expected _that President Plummer will make the announcement before leav- ing Montreal for England.
'lncrs an msny surmise, as to wiml constant companion of Wortben in the new head of the steel plant 'willIB1\ltlm0Fo and that some persons hc.. The question is asked repeatedly have confused my sister with her in on me sg,-mit' and in the r,m¢es_ but telling of the travels of the two. none but these high in official rirclusI That women got my sister co gn know, and All information is refused out to Chicago. We have telegrams the press. An Olllcllll high in author-Ito proved that she wanted her to
ity discussing' our mutter with al
would be no -general manager ap- pointed to succeed Mr. Butler. He believed that the directorate would appoint eftnanager of works. Most likely Mr. Martin, the present generals superintendent, who would have con-
lriend gave as his opinion that tllerc\was lured to' Chicago. The Chicago
trol oi the entire plant. the jewels and plenty of money with
lc ir uaiicyca‘ nice o. s. cameron., comptroller, who is now in England: on business, will be appointed com-
mercial manager of the Steel Com- Mlnerd's llinimenc Cures Burns, Etc
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in no industry in this country which li likely to be more seriously affected by the war in the Near East -as the cotton trade of Lancashire. 'mis countries concerned are important outlets for manufactured cotton 3005?. and already merchants ers memos with a restricted .crudeuresll buying, of course, is practically si; B, standstill, and in pome cases shippers are l’°l“8 ¢<-'mivellcd to stop further BXl.l0l`l'.8 for the time being, Last, year Tllrkey t00k 465.00000 yards of Calico. as made in Lancashire and R°“mflhlH. and Greece. 66,000,000 YBl`dB'- _Some manufacturers are now turning their looms on to cloths suitable for other markets, such ss lllflll- It is an easy -matter to ex- aggerate ths probable effects of the WM “lm” trade. and some alarming l‘¢l10l'ts as to machinery in Lance.. Shim €0lnE on short time in s fevf
geeks should not be taken seriously.
the war continues the British ex-
port trade will be somewhat crippled hilt some shipments will take place' What merchants fear more than any-I thing else ls that remittances wiii he interfered with, and in that case serious financial troubles may Onom-
"°"°S' ‘I“° *O the wer. the uuuiis' Snhllcnsion of financial support to 9KD0.l`l01's, and the refusal of foreign llnlliorters to share the shippers' risks the Black Sea grain trade has neun ""‘“I’lL‘I5‘flY paralyzed. British shin. l'lnl.Z IS a lldavy sufferer,
SLAIN GIRL HEKREISS
phia Singer, of. Balbimor V
boarding-house Monday night was
of $35,000,000 left by Henry Brosius, a wine grower, according to informs.
F\l°“ll"1ll1» and later Hoes to Englandu §g:!‘£_£;‘;f"°l‘°d tlflday by! Jacob M.
- emi] Oycr o n wholesale
drug houseiwho says he is a cousin
cordlng to Mr. Fournier, was the grandfather of Sophia Singer,
my uncle. He is wealthy. Samuel M’or
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LONDON. Nov. z-(spcciui)-'rhcrc
In. consequences of the iufistsd
fro imnucii-i i~lsfr.l'ri=:_
CHICAGO. In., Nov. 1- Miss so.
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mysterious murder in ne solithm gldli;
one of the heirs to a French estate
of Miss Singer. Henry Brosius, M.
Tho Only Brosius now living, llc Bald. lh George Brosius, of Baltimore
rison, Baltimore City Sealer, also is a cousin of Miss Singer, B'1ll`»lm0l`0 fleapntchcs tonight quote
Frank 0. Singer, Jr. as saying ' We have definitely established that the Ryall woman who wnf for vf-urs n
come out. There is no doubt she
police have arrived at that point. in their investigation. _ »What about the jewels being in the-safe deposit box in Baltimore, as Worthen stated 'I he was asked. 'There is nothing in that. She had
her, and everything is gone.\
Conway and his wife, the alleged murderers, have been arrested.
Ski-il,fu,l' ,Playing-Big Scoring Toroniojn Line For Champ-
. I ionship
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(Canadian Press)
KINGSTON, Nov.. li-McGill de-
feated-Queen's at rugby here Satur- day by a score of 14 to 3. llcGill
to must play here next week. If Toronto, defeats Queens she will tie McGill and a play oil will oe neces- sary.
(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Nov. 3-The Hnmll-
ton Tigers outplsyed the M. A. A. A. rugby team Saturday winning ly a. score of 29-12.
' ' (Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Nov. 3-The Ottawa
Roughriders met their llrst defeat to- day when the Toronto Argonnuts, last year's champions in the inter- provincial League, defeated them 12- 6. Toronto is now in line with the championship. 1
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CAMBRIDGE, Nov. .l-The drop kicking and line plunging nl Chase Buckley ol Everett, backed by a doz- en well drilled crimson team nuites, regained today in the stadium Har- vard’s football supremacy over Princ?ton after a lapse of a quarter of a century. Tile score was llurv- ard 10, Princeton 6. _
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I.oNnoN, Nov. 2-(Special)-W_¢l'
beck, which it is understood the Kina and Queen will visit this late antnlnn has frequently been honored by th
prcscn _vo Y Y Duke of Portland succeeded his cou-
there of King Alfonso four or llve
dress, in reality plain clothes, sv o
sent shooting. The E endeib were renowned already in the days
Orders Received Fo_r Officers and Men to Prepare io Em- bark at Once
(Canadian Press)
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3-An unus-
ual actlvity in Portsmouth dockyard is reported in s. special edition of
has a. completed schedule but 'l'oron- the Evnhlhg NGWS Which S8 8 re
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parations are being made to make the sixth destroyer flotille ready for sea.
An oillclal explanation says ' the
news is that this is being done more- ly to be in readiness for the quarter- ly mobilization on Monday but it is understood that the preparations are of a much more warlike nature.
Active service ratings have been re-
called by notice and special messen- ger slnce two o’clock inthe morning and the men have been directed to proceed aboard the ship by 8.15 this evening. The News adds that it ls also rumored that flotilla will sail tonight under sealed orders. Notices have been posted ordering all subma- rine men-to return to their boats at once.
(Canadian Press)
DAVENPORT, Nov. 3-Officers and flotills. have been ordered to return men attached to the 7th destroyer to their ships Saturday night at the latest. With parent ships and submarines
altogether 35 vessels are affected. They will be ready to sail Monday, for the nean east.. ' (Canadian Press)
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 3-All officers
and man of war crafts hero were ordered today to board their ships at 7 o’clnck Sunday morning. later on an ndmfrnlty despatch ordered
those of the Sth destroyer flr.‘__il1a
aboard their ships at 11 o'cloclr Sunday nt the latest.
LlIII3E FIRE
out. ‘
, (Canadian Press) ` CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 3-'l‘l1e
Porte has applied to the powers for
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DBFBODD S 0 _ ing in the heart of the Mnnufac u ng of window_dl_essm W Mater t 14' il h ver held a lJ0Slll°" at - i -_ Ch i-l _ 0 g I ep , y Czlilltylieyzhdnicflng mlsm’-“S 0* me nIl;>?IrIc::>n0'sic.P(l°li;Itrlc?rt sraluiluddl; QUIET ELECTION DAY IN CUBA iiffqgfgsrglsfglgza banihgaila ‘alletéllz uc won cnc Governor Gensrurs iuedsl
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R(;l;)e:va(;na‘tc;:l?eBlll)e’nk that n curious in- gf eg?bg;l;:§§tRoI?; 32,6 ,uglnagoig 1- that Cefllllll Uflhlnet M"ll5l°l”*,3 are lsting into Prince of Wales College 'he cidm ,,,,m,md during cus visit ,,,,,§,,,, bordage 0,, gn, already wma Havana, Nov. 1-The any 0* th” "”°'"‘ '° “wht whether tm’ G°"°"\- won thc rciioiurrilip for ouuriomtowu
general election on which théedfatedoi ment can by Bnl’ Chi!-“Ce 1lV° beyond After three yenrs in Prince of Wales
i ~ the Cuban republic is believ to e~ the session of 1913. In that event he accepted a
years ag? thgen ntvelvnatu wagni vi? till; 4 T0 1 ON WILSQN pond, opened suspiciously. ‘ Despite Home Rule would be set back for at
honor' on t ndin near the FINDS N0 TAKERS the almost unanimous pref-\i¢l10nB least a generation.
§{lllls;Bh:pi?erlZe?l! tsonput ‘his hand/ ln- ___ ' I 'that the event would be marked by At all events, this promise has satisfaction ol
- - , in ii l crm it ll' il -
“me hi' w`"'lst°°°t' with D” more M- I NEW YORK' Nov' 1-The betting nation wlde disordersn ilatgxr th; regntlzned ha ld tlnnylistw nit - cont. ten ears a.o. attended classes in St.
t ll t bl odd a alnst Roosevelt have length now rising h0\ll`lY th li W lf 0 li e 3 5 P Y tha Y l'
(mmm porpose “lan 0 pu ou B en d tg 55 to 1 Against Taft, the result of the election may be the rs- the rural community in Ireland re- U\"“‘ta"'S ¢l\lFin2 the lh¢¢'l‘VBlB 0| hh! pocket handkerchief' whe'n he was im* dll 1 s d from 3 to 1. Plenty 1i'l‘staring oi the popular voice will fuse to show any, enthusiasm for 0“tl¢’9 ill tl” P0” Om” Winning 9“°'
mediatelv surrlmnded bil lflihau alum)- df rlionI;'yrel\s °oflered'on Wilson at he effected in exemplify °"d°"- Home Rule unless it is ac¢0mp,m{ed_cessively thc degrees of B. A. and
en in rreproac a e eve ne
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' h M01’ but were are no takers' NEW MINE 'ro WORK. fnnnolilnxelfes? alcagenfglgng that ‘”l‘i°h St- D“"“““"‘ 1° “m“'“°d~
had evidently suspected him ol some ____ - ~ Three years ago he accepted the Pro-
nelarlous design' . SYDNEY, November 1-The work igleieggpeggairizrlgigxgs“Eg mgonliiz fcssorship in Nature Study in Prince
rltles he once compared their arbit- not feelin rary tactics to the sense of justice I - _ inherent to an omclaw, under P8 up his c asses ln Prince of Wales Col graph 51 °f the Penal C°de' and the after a brief rest. In the Post ollico barrister is now on trial for his of- he remained at work until wednesday] fence
. ~ _ last when what was thought to bs
It seems that Berlin's unspenkablv only H ¢_emp¢,,»sry indispo,ii;i¢,n_ mm.
- had telephone service :Ut on Dr. pence hun to seek rest and treat-
- Pechter's nerves to such an extent ment, at home. He was not confined
that there is some question of his to his bed, however, and no serious
_._ sanity. An expert, called by the results were anticipated. Ou Bat-
Croivn Prosecutor to elucidate this iirday he became suddenly and serious-
(Canadian Press) poinn, deciarsd that, .while he had ly ill and notwithstanding the best 'of
LONDON N v_' 3__Tm_ee me are foiind _the prisoners mentality in fuir lnedical rare and the loving atten-
, o g . .
believed to have psrislin-'i nlld eight ,c,‘;';;ht;l°“' he had to admlt mat tw" of hm
were badly injured this in-.rning ln a _ el’ 0"” “°""'°“S“°’3“`f" I” me which broke out in the stores of light of cases which had come nude John Barker' C0' in Eng1,md_ his professional observation, wss Several girls, who were sleeping on hlghll' “hte mill”-‘lY~ Pffmheillllri
the premise! wer, rescued with dii. were adjourned to permit fiirtlier in ilculty, ygatigation of Dr. Pacllter's coildi
n
Hlls Applied to Powers For professor of ||utur¢
iuui iiiuiuii ,,,,,, ,,_,,_ ,,,,,,,,_
_._ I EXIIHIIIEEIIIIIIIBLE Senor Clerk u
Post Ufflcc
meditation- vliith a view to cessation BERLIE. NOV- 2~(3D0°l0l}-Bev .
-of hostilities and negotiation of peace lin’s telephone mlserles were aired application has been made to em- this week in proceedings against the Uitlzells Ol Charlottetown wlrs hassles here and by circular to the barrister, Dr. Pachter for "insulting Qttoman representative, in Euwpaan omcmis-:_A crime of the mst m,,gni_ afternoon when it was learned that capitals. ‘ rude lu bureaucratic I-russia. Dr. Pu- J0l"1 Thvnws Clcrkln. 0! the Post The Turkish army is retrestius to cuter was deprived ci cucpriviicgc ol "-’¥I‘°£= “tell “H11 B Pf°f°~S°r in Prince
_ the last line of the fortifications out- renting 8 gsisphsus from the post Ul Wales
side the capital this was announced office because or the picturesque lun iu‘tho arse bulletin admitting ac- g,,,,g&,,,, was accustomed to use when for lr number of years. from an anec- feat in the great b"'t'tl° which 'the he got wrong connections. In ensuing . government issued t0,,ight_ lively correspondence with the autho . most coiltinuously until the dly pre-
shocked and saddened on Saturday
College, had passed away.
_ Although in somewhat delicate health
tion of the liver, he was on duty al-'
` ceding his death. Two weeks ago,
g as well as usual. he gave
Ta’ lege hoping to resume his work there
wife and family llc passed 4 p. m. Few knew of his news of his death camo
B with startling suddenness to the 8 rnauy who knew aild lovod him. Few _ nicn in the city were better known _ and nouc more highly esteemed. His
duties in the Post office brought him in contact with almost every resident of Cliarlottctown and his kind and genial disposition, his obllging and cilcertul manner won him the friend- ship of all. As a Professor of Na- ture Stiidy in Prince of Wales Col- lege, for the duties of which he was evidently suited by his scholarship
the, away about
,. illness and
y urned both by the stu-
Ideiits and .llis fellow-teachers. The lute Mr. Clarkln was a soil ol Owen Clnrkin, Teacher, and his wlio, form- erly Miss Margaret McCarran, both
sin in 1879, although before that (Gsnsuiss pi-ess) I ~ ` _ ' ,‘ _ . .:°;:“ii; iz: » . I i:r..:ii.ii::i .i”‘i§:fi.i‘:;‘ .iris iifwréi i»‘»l°2»‘1»».~»‘i‘»f “S1-ii ,§:,),(.igr'°:;I1tderp:3llIn¢s, v§ing ,Edward I last night and reported here today menthol! on b0I1h,'Bl¢l¢h 01 the H00
and Queen Alexandra were both visi- --- twelve people lost their lives in the ol Commons that the pledge given .Peter mark," g ._ tors me welbeck. 'rho puke ‘oi Port- wreck of one ferry steamer pllgliig be- ?y_th: gxhief xplurgiese iirhghut town with whém he me-,d;,~, ,mm ms lam wa' his me Mujmym Master ot lG”““‘”““ PWS) ’ tween* till" litnténnuxifgcga i.<‘o(i)i‘: lllylull of liollcinnl ipggglpllltixfmsn' "’”'"“‘g“.i" 18
h H rn b t the Duchess, although J __ _ sont Si 6 0 lee O T' ill gs" with the Royal . MONTRFAL' NW' 3 Fm 1: flag persons only survived. soned politicians areflready speaking tion having been secured in quam
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5,, luis been s rcsleentj ol"mifern?tetown.
having been adopted by' his uncle,
Kin' st charlotte-
90. He was a student
` from childhood, his primary educa-
° Squa e School where on gradsltlon
for general proficiency. On matricu-
cierkshlp in the Post;
Office Department which position he' iiciri with crcaic co"l‘lirnecii sus co curl
the public until his
death. Always n devoted student lie,-
ol M. A. from Laval University with
of Welles College attending his classes
ec ed that the Kin will .
ails; l5is(i’IimLo;a lvesgil uc nivcilocri lu 0' l""“P‘“g °“§ fm’ ll?" R“l° if ‘ts “§t§”"‘°", bf *° be i""“'é in uuairiou to ins riuncs in the Pore the early part of December ,or Phan, ._ mline, now iinuste gr it th; time diatelv devo e to an( pnrchase,an Umm His Wim foemerly Miss Mmm
lv coverts he begun in a ewi ays. opinion In Great B"It“‘“ ¢°“°°l`F‘i”¢ McDonald, Orwell, four sons slid fone
the mine was closed down B°V0nlSY land purchase, would assuredly b
pairs of coal cutters were empl0Y°fl- very diiferenti then from what it
° daughters survive, all the children be- l” in t home exce t two Bone, Peter.
li l t M h a' h D leap ' . il B P nv-lnefrh trlxvncg the Inlllnexaand ini .thc (Special by Ph°h°-) Altho s rich seam, it was sbangoned now, Three factors stsnd out prom- in the Buns. of Commerce, Byllllw.
d 1 L rd Ive h fps booting TIGNISH Nov. 2.--Charles and l’°°°“5§ the 00hl'0\\tlilh8 mac ll1°l”Y lnently lfl tho Dfeheht lmnuhici
han B 0 0 ag B Mrs. Dalton left this morning for U19" W°“ld _“ol W°"k 0” 91° heavv Th°l”° is B hl0°l¢ -Ol fl2l`¢°d B810! James in Boston, one sist/er, Mrs.
has been brought to e, state oi periec- _
s sin ss con- Bl°l>9 Of the lhih°- awaiting money-say $150,000,000.
umlxx wmch matliies Elvmlen mkerarst lnleezltndeznlthrthglxflllydnletnnlhlltod Silver* Lately mh°hlh°l'Y 1185 l1°¢h P°l`l¢°l" Some of the unpurchased estates iYork. also survive. To the suddenly 'M' “m°”g ~°k, "fa ri-“I)p°,, ,, g una muck For company, Ltd. Mr. ed to work upon a Html °1°P°- NW ceu be purchases for rash. p"°°°m°° °" tm ng °§"' °d°pn°,§° Deltoif will probably bring the lure- Victoria Mine is one and a hull"-110° some of the estates can only bc rcistivcs inc ouerdinu extends rlucem cmmect the VMIOM Ma 8' an B B est money interests in the Canadian from No. 12. and in the same seam I,m»,h|,,ged compuisoi-iiy_
and John, in Moosejaw. Ono brother,
Robert Perry and one sister in NOW
bereaved wife and children and other
sympathy.
pnny_ ------- ` I 9-"'“ll‘l!°l'“~°”t! an tl" last Wind °f Metropolis who are now looking to- ss Nos, 12 and 14. A branch line _“__ ___________ ___A_>____>_AM,_____'W_M_:V_v_V_v____________`__,_____*________V_;____V___V____,;____,______V_:_ :___________________V__A ____________A_*___v_v___Y;______;_________*_______________________________________V_________V_V._,______, m°d°l`“ lufili ward Prineg Edward Island to l!\V6Bf» from Waterford Lhko l20 Wllll»U°Y """"""""' """"' ""' "dw
'7'm`“"W R sswrlian '
, 0 MURDER TEL _ W, onosns Nnw YORK Ho THE WEATHER to 1% E, ,Wi
' ` ` NEW YORK 'November 1-Noon H ' -
m “mess the mam ofthe T E ui.sic'r1oN on NAVAL Qnnsrlou. .
» SCHOOLS PROMISED W ' g
" “ml M°"'°"°‘°' “°“‘ ""“°“ He" 1-___us' 'ous' Eu: s'r. Jouii. Nov. l-A visitor ilcrc
man Rosentlltal stepped to béa sbgfintgo (S sci” to the Guardian) today was Su. Frederick, Bordem ex. difth 1°” `_“1y’ ?°°§,§]° hogs; U; inonoglrro Nov 4,__M0d,,,-ate to Minister of Militia, who was passing “ii Din? hcl: gllnlligxgcreddtors says fresh westerly to laouthwesterly winds through 'mm M°“t"°Bl £0 llli l‘°m° .
WOOQSTOCK' N' B" Nov' 1'-Pre' melrflcch in they Bpr|“g'dMI`|`thFl_';,mn;in¥ iliac Ighgrnlosing is' directly diie to fair and cold today, higher tempera- ln N°V*\ Scotia- He “mlfareg I", tam U-"rare W °‘ 5:. .-......;..:i. ,,i,-,,;»,;»»-_;~;,-,g- 333,,-gg; erect- “°“ °‘ °" “R”
would prompt y cal with the mst- V ' l the Laurier Adnilulstrst on. A c- ‘tei-, so that no delay would-o_ccur in ' . "-“""‘“"_"’”' TI” l°W°“t t°“;m’:_`€t_‘;‘xo ri1°£r;:: gaming the political situation at
curl-ying out tho project. _ yesterday was h My, t, ,is tain resent, Sir Frederick said that mat-
The Bank of Montreal is ncgotiat- - ~ “l’0"'0 “W9 “"5 Ik” 51”” sg' ecard; ge,-9 at me Cspitnl were not as ing for the purchaseoi the McDon- ' T00 L\TE Fon "Ve" “b;""°‘ 1 mfw °'3irt' above pssosinl gs his namesake, Hon. Mr- ngli building on the corner of King the l“`°¢"' “"5 “ 3 t df it Ks thirtf Borden, would like to see them, and and Main streets. If they acquire the V , , , At nine a. in. Yes ef Y Wi Y he was having img Dum troubles in property they will build s stone or """: h 1 sum,” three degrees above and at n ne ll.m. soothing the ,.,,m°d feeling, 0| PM-gy brick. building covering ¢hs whole lot. One cent per wor one n it was thirty-two above. d healers and ,mice “pil-sues, Sli-V The three nien arrested ln connec- in this column, Cul! Um? 5°°°'”° The lowest temperature ,recordll Frederick looks for an election upon tion with thc robbery of 0ldcnburg’s pany order and five per can discount Saturday was thirt¥'°°"0n llpsxlael the nam( question wor, any noun: store were discharged by the police allowed. Minimum charge twenty-live ,shove zero and the highest wles l ny; ne policy is adop¢,,d_ A -A131, Wim-id, ` ii itil th use y ‘ Vrllg'llt.`°vrl:swllI>trt\y°l(\)vr0 edallm/° lm Bam' 'MB mntiiu zringre/el-oushixli
to connect t em w ' a ro r . -'°. *- "”*‘°‘“' EBT p ' and hem-gy i-seep on e
W. P. Jones, K. O., appeared for the §;E:§sU":r:;U;:gm:‘$Ii¥ gum At nine a. m.m Ssturilnyl ittwmnlxlli; goes and he is eager and ready for
prxoinellisilmored that suit for beavl °°\`|r'N°Wl°U 5 0°- 9* ‘ ty-two degree. above an 8 the 'my'
damages will he brou;ht_agalnst the 'l‘lllAGl-l`}ll:R WANTED 'FOB PETERS The tide- will be high this evenlna ‘ ' _
C. P. R. by the family oi Norman Road School, bo. 90, Joh? 4l;l`\:el;l:. :i;m7\.,0l his: t0tIo\i‘:lIo_l;l:wm4;t_nl;ll.;»l, 3 !||||o||lcElEl‘|'E§iElts
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oct. 23. -Williams was put oil and vox EQEEDING. ALL COMPANIES 6.58 and tomorrow at 8.11. co-lun Em
wus afterwards rub evil' by hn°l\\°*` firms or individuals ensure lu lox- 'line ruu me this snsrnoon ire 4-41
and tomorrow at 4.40; it rises to- ~,
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y:8c;lar:wa;llo;n4i_;|s at 6.46 _end wed one ant W 'om wh mum”
avmoon tomorrow morning in this column. Cuh must accom-
,,_t'm|_a2 , pany order uid five per cent discount
The inet quarter of chu moon wks allowed. Minimum charge twmty-|lve= `
on -Friday, Nov. 1., at 11.8! p. m. NIU
The new moon will bs on Friday, 1 """'
trustees and the executors ol the Fisher estdte were in conference to-' day discussing the plans oi an airfl- eultursl college, e school of douwltlu science and, manual training. Mr. Flempiing said lt was the in- tention bf thé government to estab- lish two agricultural colleges fin this pl‘o\°liica, one at Sussex and one here. prov-iding the executors of the Fisher estate would be willing to erect such a building, containing also the do- mestic seience and manual tralninl! uruuohes of the public school. The government would boar the whole 'exp¢nse.of'~tl:e inairltensnce ot the iustitutaon, thssellool -trustees to lm-v° -°ll§l;%46 of the dppartnients con- nected gi, the schools- . "Phe gidsutors and trustees were lav- crably,,,ll’fzuied toward the ec\wm°=
Anoc_iisi~,|_,¥g;iug is to he held when qj-uniegggil ‘ 1 rspfsbentatlvo of the
Gntsrloftiollsge, proylnciel rr vlieu, lives. will , ;l.>re¢°hl‘ fb 4°' Wtuii :tip-ofobablv anew! the "°"‘-
' ,. t i cnc bulld- lrm "¢?|:"°"stl-cet near
in tiievlelnlty of 375-* ooo. , ,.»ccnr»il-. _‘ “oi nie emu-
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lore the il-sul norm li' station.
wsu partially .destroyed by snr
magistrate, there being no evidence cents.
Williams, who was killed by a train Se¢y.__`____.__
crsiu. 'nie cor¢_mer'¢ Jury eenvured -
e railway for ettetiirg the mail he» ~
3 C. J. Callahan, of the Atlantic ~ Mutual Insurance ' Company, was in ~
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he ew- -‘le ci ~“";<.r:.:°.~ri..'.‘::r..-.°.:i::.
i. Pose. for tug*-\ ..
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breeding are desifcdto shud me by early mail statement of ns-me and location of ranch, ollpitelisatlon. nuqihgr, of foxes now held and niifhMi‘: of-young produced this year hlforlnatlon held conddental. if so -culled; .ounce also oiieulu rte
_ ume‘°ptselpour.oi~¢ui_» indium e
{’,2;"f,,';"”§,,2.‘f,?m'2°'l‘§',,',§‘,,‘,l,f,;',“,;'}°&5,’ iuunne mc iierumr incur neutrin-
money ln the fox business.
p, m it was thirty-seven ahovm
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regarding the outlook for the Nt-\l\‘n
'|'he'Mol-ning Guardian (mailed) one year. The Canadian Countryman (weekly) one year...$l. .
' Total *Two papers lor price oi one*
For it ' liinitell time flie (liiurdinil lnnnngenielit has
completed nrraiigemenfs to offer' the iiliove two pnpors to any ld-
dresuiin Prince Edward Ii-ilnml for only $2.50
It is not necesaniy to introduce “Tile (liinrdinn"'to the reading
piihlic of tliia Province ns it_eii_ioys a larger circulation by thous-
ands than any of its i-oinpetitoiu. _ ` V _
The Cniiililiilii Count|'ylii_iiil is is \\'l~.EKL\ farm maga1.lr_le_
published in Toronto, Ont, printed on exrelleilt coated paper, size of pages ll x 14, nn t copy to lininl confniiis 02 paiges. _ y
'ifha Cniuulinn (loiiritryliiaii is full _of fn_rln il uns, splandldlf
illilsfrafed with fnrin views. farm iiiucliiiiery in operiltloii. ,fields 0 vsgstables, prize winning linrses, rattle, hogs, sheep, views of the _ Art Associatioii oxlilliit at Toronto, etc.
Oil another page further pn.i'ticiilurs are given about The Can-
adian Countryman.
MAIL YOUR RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTION TODAY
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oar Slrs. _ \ suciusca gina ilcrcwicli mio iiciun foueivel lubwflrtlen
the Morning Guardian for one gear. With this sub_scrl;itloi1 I
understand that I will receive FR ill for one year The Canadian Collntrylnan, a \\'EEKLY magazine printed in Toronto, Ont.
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