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\ toilet counter, and alter the first ap-
#ni-ei
if.
“riff
Gm' A ll.
nannnluun
Now.
 brittle, eolorleee and sei-nggy
libs evidence of a neglected
'Them is nothing so destructive tc
the hair as dandrull. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its
v lite- eventually producing o lov
_ stock Quonnuous
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curuy 1 oo, stool: me solid Bro-
kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex
Quotation furnished by F. B. Hc-
I ran
tism
` october zétn, isis.
tchison  9
rn. Smelters . . b ii
81'! . _
erilhness and itching ofthe scalp Amal Copper 'Hi
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roots to shrink, losen and die-then Canadian Pacific 227 226 23268; 3; who with that mwah mm” un
the hair falls out fast. A little Dan Erie a
derine tonight-now--anytime -will
surely save your hair
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Northern Pacific 
Miss Pacific " “9
No sale th
ex Petroleum ..
anderine from on drug store or Pennsylvania   ...nog 100; 109;
pllcation your hair will take on that
Rock   
llb,_ lustre and luxuriance which is so Southern Pacific 
bshitlflll. It will become wavy and Union Pacific    152i 15l} 152 _
ilsdy nnd_have the appearance of U, S. Steel    58) 571 5 a
nl>undan_`s¢.‘ an incomparable slosll U.s. Steel Pla.  101 107 107 _
and softn& but what will please Utah Copper . . . . . . .
.. 53k 52\ 52; °
you most  be after just a few
weeks' use, when you will actually
see a lot of i1ne,4'iowny hair- new
hair-growing all q_Lr the scalp.
l -
"_ ,, spot-14.40 down 10 ,
December _ _.1380 37a lass °
Y{\'\S`l`
(nee.-cs
F- R-E -E
Come into our office and have your
teeth examined free of charge. Only
takes a few minutes and we will tell
you exactly what you need and it
wont cost you one penny. We make
teeth also guarantee perfection in
Crown and Bridge work. Extracting;
snd filling without pain-price mod-
erate.
Dr. Robins
125 Queen St. (Next Beer &' God‘s)
_ Phone 275-J.
10-1Mtl.
Reading . . . .
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lil li*
62*
Island 14!
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High Low Close
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Brazilian Traction  85} 85 85 in
Valuable Fqfnl netrnlr     12; 12 12 __
Dom. Steel Corp’n  39% 3;} 39} th
' ' . . 9 12 129
FO? Sale X ‘ §lI<1>ll1:llt}e`§lsr&n\l;,er(§_f)‘?.12* * 210: 3
W th _ ed b M`R H dy.-N.S. Steel & Coal Com  No sale _In
9 BW 35 0"’ Y ~ ar QV" ' h ll & O t. .... .. 108
¥’“-'*°.l§.°'.2f°'ifl_1i.”:;£:;:Plz:S;i 5‘l°».»5f»°-`é»» -~~"   N° --lf :_
anno es’ 8 - r Y c in S . C . ...... 4
choice land situated on the Little \ork  1;” om 140% no $0
Road8milesfrom city, good dwelling T _~ C. ’    105
house and out buildings. 2 'oung Wm ‘ty  " ' r
orchards bearing fruit. Apply  R. M“cD°°°'1d     “ht
Hardy on premises. I
sexo. cnnrnlz an co. C<z1;1;oN. Q
Auctioneers ~ -, ` C
City ' High Low Close t
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scalp. of d.sndru£-that awful scrul. High Low Close;:;
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MONTREAL srocxs. 2’
Province.
D-'I1
arrived in‘
lsetsvsn-
slnn or  v.
teCo.Queens§¥6t,,e§res§y-_-,_ -' " ---
tl mm h. ol  " s_D.'1`lnl,=\‘ee..»res-‘
orragy-.°;-nga ol the 9 __ its Avo;
-"‘ more ., whois y
- “‘° nlulrl- nonsn.-sinnngise 1 cne'rlnt_ntsv, ,lan even-
enhi from st. Peters to  _ inf and _ will be lor-
wnyemrday was alert* itwnrflcu tondhstumny, will use
rse for Mr. A. W. lluteh of South- pulse iran the _rsidelee ol 
A _ _   93; rt, Charlottetown. .A,N|ehgl1_o:, 011:13- .Gavel 91|:
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_ _‘Q ' _ ‘_'_'_'___  2* 2 muon 1.As'r mol-rr.-An enjoy- tn n'e1lnstn1»nr¢n_vnm amine. wsu
_ - ~   1°* "l 1n‘ifl°u‘il“nf.?l¥1`l’é°i°.§”.5‘-'3-i'S`$`3?1°'i»§ 22 _‘i‘.‘.‘i.2€ .§.i‘.’.'~.f‘LF';,f"'°"“"""° "“' "° l‘;“’“"
which if not reminded causes the hair.. Bl-ookl n R.   8'? 87:  B employee' ol Mum* Paton &_
' M l     2;? Z? 64 __ goodly company. An excellent pro- eilort is being made io rsvlvs scotch
I ' ' _    J* 29* ° i' et; gypdhsollfigtszs linlggsliatx  :?l?.thi: lnoehezgdttgnchhhesaldrwilh \,@1°v,- gh, ygm; qu mu, Mm; tual-,‘bu._p;n
e function was B great success. the Caledonia Club. At the Club's ‘mg caps shill he pulled around with _'men W a ,,,,_¢°u" gmt has just,
room pro¢l=°¢ ef* l>°*°8 *"1* 4°’ ‘we nnnas in cover me front nl the mean its. appbomnoo. oollod tl1=5"°"°‘” “° “N
FREIGHT S'f“PllF-N'l`9--° Tl" B* old time ¢°°l°l= ml* “<1 =°°**l°l*°°  _ _ _ l'-Henry 1i‘;'e1 it in nnnlly cannon np;
“Ch °'° ` " ' ` " ` ‘ littl tlfén rolls over, is _far pway
Dec. Wheat  ._  86;
Dec. Corn  .. 
May Corn  .. .  71%
May Pork  ._  2032 2010 2010
May Lard    1095 1080 1080
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71§ 71S
_ THE PHONE DIRECTORY.
ALWAYS CONSULT `
It is surprising the large number of
people in Charlottetown who, when
they want to inquire about their
Morning Daily Guardian ur sllbscrip-'
tion, ask Central for the News phone
No. 182.3, instead ol 132.2, or -when
they want toinquire about advertis-
ing ask Central for the Subscription
phone No. 132-2, or for the News
Phone No, 133, instead of 132-3; or
when they want the News or Editor-
lal Department ask Central for the
Subscription phone No. 132-2, or the
Advertising phone No. 132-3 instead
::'l‘oday we have something nice for
you, Mr. Smoker, in Master Work-
man one of the best plug smoking
tobaccos you can buy for l5c. The
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gres!
George and Kent Sta. MEtf
MIXED METAPHOR. `
Most ordinary people find meta-
of 133, although all those' depart-
. phor a dangerous weapon to handle;
ments and their respective phone,
numbers are plainly given in the tele-
' phone book. Some people, instead of
looking at the book, even phone ons:
want will greatly lessen the work of§
other de artment. All this is a
_lleal lhal
Cold Room
with the Perfection Oil Heat-
er. The Perfection is the
very latest word in eiliclent,
satisfactory, economical and
durable heat.
There is no smoke, no odor
from the Perfection stove.
The flame is easily adjusted
and the oll tank holds enough
oil for s day- --the meter tells
you how much fuel' has been
consumed.
There _ ere hundreds of
points to the Perfection that
should investigate. Cell
md see this stove.
P |
great waste of time on the part off
the person phoning, the operator ati
the Central, and the clerk in the de-i
partment wrongly phoned. The newsi
stall. on an upper iloor, cannot givel
the necessary information about eith-I
er advertising or subscriptions, nor
the advertising stall about subscrip-
tions or news, nor the subscription
stall about advertising or news. In,
other words the clerks know and can=
do but their own work in their own
departments, and if it were otherwise
they would be continually running
from one department to another, up-
stairs and clown, mixing work, wear-
ing thcmselvas out and causing the
greatest possible conlusion, On and
after 6 p. m. daily lt is useless to
ask for any phone numbers except 132
and 133.
Patrons who consult their phone
books for the numbers they really
what number to ask for to get nn-
the patient Central telephone and
Guardian clerks and thus help make
their lives much brighter and hap-
pier. I \|l\\
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_po'rury forgetfulness of the element
the sour and fermcnting food and
foul gases, take the excess bile
the liver and carry out of the
tem all the constlpnted waste
ter, and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make
feel great by morning. _ They
while you sleep-never grrpe
or cause inconvenience,
a box from
of msn
more as it stands than it
the Irishman, by tradition, most of
all. But it is strange that so care-
flll and 'precise a speaker as Lord
Uurzon should have fallen into the
pit while speaking to the Primrose
Lleague meeting at the Albert Hall.
To the unbounded delight of the Ra-
dical 1'ress, the ex-Viceroy commit-
ted himself to the opinion that the
ship of State is approaching the
brink of a preeipice. His meaning is
clear enough; but, unless he had in
mind a picture of an Indian canoe
being whirled to the ledge of Niaga-
r he certainl sutlered from a tem.-
in which ships move.
The classic instance of the mixed
metaphor ls, of course, Shaksspea.re's
“To take arms against a sea of trou-
bles." It exemplilies as well as any
the cross-currents of ideas which give
rise to this form oi rhetorical con-
fusion. The nimble mind of an Irish-
man is, perhaps, more apt to bring
two consecutive 'ideas into overclose
proximity, as in the case of the ora-
tcr who exclaimed, “I smell a rat!
1 will proceed to nip it in the bud!"
Sometimes the mixed metaphor
arises from pure rnuddle-hesdedness,
as in the case of one who, relating
how his friend was about to marry a
d ith
woman of fortune, woun up w
"And so he will butter his nest pret-
dlnner orntnr, proposing the henltn Plays by the loolllnr houses ol im
of his colonel remark that the corps
U which the colonel replied, with ready tl`ll°l¢lV°- 0l1° 0! ills most striking
Wm -#1 thank you from the bottom and pleasing features is the beauty _
0| my eye' of colors and textures in the mater “fd Dilnlmll Stomach ‘l'|»q¢§|¢¢‘ ~
` i '| ' ._
-""' Mixed metaphor is generally the ‘B15 05041- _ As to the style, it may LW!! _  ` “ ’
"EASIIAHETS ‘
_ penalty paid by grandiloquence. The bl* Said that "MFG lll B 8l'°"~l3 VBl'l9‘l’-Y  _ .,-_ ,_ ;~.-[9 if ` ' ' B" Liver ,  l
---- thundering manifesto which began, Ol f~hU’l B114 Will? Wlllle 501119 0! U10!!! ' - .  ' H05"    ' _flfi `
wl-mu cousrlrurnp, snip- "rue cnnrlnt nl the mvnlnunn ln M0 bwlllflll ond refined others are lltecefll ervei §||,1¢¢'m{' ||`¢j,»y¢,  ~  .
ACHY. Blmous. BREATH BAD, rolling. It gnnnnen its teeth nn lt dorllledly, barbaric. intended. l¢I_  " ._  f'|‘|{9°u¢ ~ "
sTqMAcH sous. roll-, in n well-known me ln seem. rather to -mile by their auf- - ' B _ _ baud Flavour ' __
' point; unc it lam the ent- ills uvwnyoltlonollty and eccentric- _ ,_ '"3 Caffeine. e Ding'   __ `__`f»~
Get n lo-cent box. may nl annie other instances. ll! ¢l1=°_°° Plow by their lwsllty ~ ‘ -f_"~l' ¢i"gy- _ W g _ -,fm-I   .- 1
Are you keeping y°=ll' bowels. llv- we. nl-our that ul the youth- ond ll4flll0ny» ._ ‘ _ “ M"  l
er, and stomach clean, pure and ful D k ¢, gh gn 4 U i Speaking in s general way it may ' -  "  " _-_‘JL g_;`;`~` Y”-' `,_g.~_-_-
fresh with Coscaroto. or merely lore- wllns vggufill ul: n nrgeen 01° lprolsngii be sem tannins mln ol the present  _ Try “ch and Jl1d8¢ f°l' Y°ll_l’5¢1l_'_ ' ; "i   _"
his a passageway every lov days l l ll ' lo, th d , ~N any ara dominates by Greek or ori- ` ' 0 ' - '-  " ._ ‘”  __ __
g_l_tno s_n_l_t;;__i:vl;tll;;t_ienr__r_>lun, onntn, ;’]*;_r__<3____.»,,__;___t;__ L_o___¢w:_;>tl;___*; he fa' .ning i;lfl\_l_Znc:_e_._ gtlrté are mil , _  comes in two forms. _ _  _ _.“ ,.___,__~_f_____,  __ _
1' crossing the plains od India or climb- “lm Bl! l 00° 9 UUU ’ ` "  ' ' ' " "1"-"_ 5'( fi”  'T3
Sl°P havin! ° l>°"°l Well* “WY lnl: the pina nl canada, will never' models olrlvroaohmho normal form MI ,_A ._-f. _ir mm “gums amen t° ‘Wally l1lll1“l1_°S B°m°¥"`W~`~` 0*/ f_h°
ehreinl to avoid the
We are not _sure
wel-ning was not
ii the ship of`Btste
tht hihelltrom. No-
be more pregnant with
than -the
s-ousruln sermon-unnnluérsl
nnvrvruo. scvcrcn nance;-an
Mr. McCluskey, relieving agent of
iRiver, the station agent therel Mr.
‘J. F. Mclnnis, having gone to his
home in St. Peter's to spend a: vaca-
ltion. ' _
Mr. John Muirhead and his sisters,
fMlsses Janet, Zillah and Allie,»'Sum-
merside, have taken the- residence of
Mrs, Charles Robertson, Longworth
Avenue, Charlottetown, for the win-
'ter and are moving in to-dey. Mr.
Mulrhead, although still "one of the
_boys," retired ll-om business a few
‘years ago and is now enjoying o.
well~earned l-est. The Guardian ex-
tends li hearty welcome to Mr. and
ship of Chsrlottetot.
\ \ _
::'l‘URN TO THE GROCERY Sec
tion of i-Iollnan’s Catalog ‘and dee
what you can save by buying your
wlnter’s groceries from I-Iolman’s
l Summarside. 2835-10'28ME8i.
NEW YORK FADE AND FASHIONS.
_ A review of the autumn and early
winter fashions as shown in the dis-_
ugnent and ind
displayed in
present
neck
front e loose
nocoupslry' "  it is cut quite
in the point of splendorf oi the women seem to mind
' s a
blnek talleta, and
viiluallltl Us
foui~in-hand
‘ matter what
il the  Ol hu' ~ noon bodlces that
ironrths s`he'lldtrs‘ wn have
ans nz nn_1ullnn‘f§l1n»n nl iw. wmu
cape; the frost, iseuch eases 5 mt inside, uv
is like a mort lntket reaching _lust over the ' bust and
nd train of the freight specials gud other scotch dances, w TN magn_|g“n 0| nut”-im _“ms _ _
ok from St- l_;=l°\'1'e yeeteftfl? 2 bolus »¢wpd¢wm¢h°" l’;\;°*‘° ‘liz _tn inn inlplmeeilnpreeeunnteli nenu-!?rnnl flu 'neck nt the buck. 1;v<l,van-=
fs °l sifwll “ll °°‘° P0 °°°~ Slwlll °f I “K P_l’°’ "1" tl in ull line. A uroca e in nom lanes tn n point ue the sl es or u
ig shipments are being made daily this class of dance. At the regular ldeeggn 0! ' Burgundy ng or ,mm dacouetuge .ymch would be gqugro,_
i’ produce and all farm products. On meeting of the club on_'l‘ueeda_y nllht mum. ,cr insmnom _ the umm. _,arp except that it broadens out 0,9, tim
°=1<l“y 15°*  0- ll;-_-_Pl;l*-'=-‘£436 §°l“°¢i°‘b:f"°m_§’;°:";‘;:T§;; or n pnlntea mantle, while tnnlover; nm. .It in uni: popularnn. but lt!
not in t e v so. s pp . 011111" “B ' ° V rtlou _ be a or tn nu. 1 nnu n the new aecbllnlngn
orth of eggs and pork. piP¢s_by pipers McKens_ie and Livlnk' 'ilzgls `ie;=¥'le:tly glmplm :£3 Lkol I; -,l;;|?:;?ioon gosynl-10|---the Winter,
°"°“°- “"5 °“ tm’ p‘°°° by Mus a shawl, finished by one 'ol the hugo' If one' does' not wlsh"to expose the
__sH1r»Mnl_l;r OF LiM_ES£;- gps; Blonollwl- callers nl name. New nn nounrs. by, nur, nan n clump must E; lvorn.,
er* is 5 5 m°v°m°“ ° ‘““ th' w' , ,h ve " curl ils tendency to'f there is no way ol bu ills llp
dm"-'Y is “SUV di°°°"°°bl° i” me FOXES IN  If duel thgir plaeéaas ful? from the neck. me blouse into a high collar without
eport that comes from St. Patel-'s s chat with Mr. _. _O rail . is awbh in the mel |;°}king it 8 “me ,,m_fas~h1o,~,,,1_ The
t ° dl* “1°“°» Y°“°"d“Y S°°"°t“'7 °t tm Nwmumund md Tian' dhort wraps 'of velvet, broca- collars on coats are often high and
a on on y , _ y
20 lambs were brought to that place Labrador Fox ranches, Ltd., who is dad o mam - “mmm “th fur anal straight and others hava an im_
visit to the mana ’ ' ' if n t th D.-ck ,hm mn,
or Mr. Jnnlen D. meinnis for snip- at present on B _ ,- - - -» fu, an ,hon 8,, ,,,.,, -A ,, ,, _
ent to Charlottetown. Mr. Mc- a Gllal‘d1B_ll l'°P0l‘l-Cl' 10917105 thlll- l-‘W  tan ailujrnoon 1:5; for twice then depth Most of
nnis also shipped a car of lambs _fox business in that country is thriv- géwhs of satin or velvet The tav_| these an made 0, velvet or fun
Ol” M°’~`°u- mg surely H slowly' There are orite furs for jackets are earacuhl Among the ' fashionable a':¢ess0l`l0B
- °l>°“f “lx °' “gh” "°“*’°**_“’“"‘°“ ln-nnurill eyes nunlml nnllnl "ni-itnnl rnrin ln nnenng in the nunpn
CURUNG CLUB MEETING-"'Af' "°“‘p““i°°' but the" 8'" 5 mt °l\ belinette 5' mink and seeilskin.!l'h0ee are Bowers, or rather roses, made of
“”l?°m°”l"° 1°’ the “°tiv° Pr°m°ti°“ “cease” wh° may have pm" “Mme” have collars of putois civet fox ill a cloth that resembles Patent leath-
hls “W0” °f Eh" “cement Winn’ 1" Newmumuand uw i°x_mnch°r B" every conceivable shade and tyP&.’ sr and is culled oil cldth. lt lb soft
port, curling, are to be decided at to be licensed before he can enter is- Man' iackets of cloth are also _h_im_|an'd Bhmfng and nexibre em)-“gh tn
meeting °f the Ch““°tt°t‘°w“ W such businwl Tm corporation med-with a collar and culls of ftheseitwist and turn it into well sl:-sped
urling Club which is to bs held in Mr. Grant represents was one of the d y
he City Magistrate's oilice on Fri- first properly founded fox businesses 2;%e;`a.£;f’ 313° °( lwpar ' pony' b1°"°m°'
ay (tomorrow) night, at eight to be established there. Hs says the Tailored' jacket! have lostl their
.elock, when all who are interested fox business there is practically new. stmnei' entirely They an mme of _ "'°“""'“""“"°“,
this game are invited to be pres Foxes were blelni oraxedegn gf; the son mums and plush “ke mat
212';--10-l8’.\Is~iiEw4i d
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' ' ' I
"    ' ' ent- A'“°“3 the “mt "9 8 W b° f°““ 1”” "-‘FV ° g_ g» Y " erisls also ofthe new cotton velvets   I-  
liouightoiftph tt” Egdtidgegft szdilxringbd But' néhist T33 hzggmstggslabfeshgx striped like corduroy, and, in spite oi _
1; :EE 9, riiik qand proceeding iin- grim: prdpsr basis and now fox an this' °! the ever t°v°ri°~° tn! '__
' ' » bl'-le sorze- Any plllr-ber of llc is 'roK1o oct 22 (speeinliélnpnn
k. ' '
'dmdiftely to prepare the rm ;`““°€g‘g£)“§§\'c€;1ds“$§5€;?d:§°:;;' are in contrast with the material oi e;pe¢l_5 fo make ion; strides in her
1% 55? .$1 SllCl.liElSSFUL SALE.-The sale of gsrert success ’ the_dlikii'§.__ 8\_l{¢ll _£181 Jlllilfeilf gl §<!§f¢ll oroi commerce as aresult of the
May Wheat  ._  9 0 ' _ ‘ ' - pls w t s ir n p a ar ue
.mi “ =>{l;<_;P2)_S1_f»fi:§;.I_§_§=_f_;esf:f w3g;`_;hD€;‘§g gg; PEBso“ALs or green _serge or broadcloth. One
yesterday was-_largely Bl*-5Ud5d alla 0 ggxggemaglzztzd Biliithhlftybltgska tlxsi-
i - -_*'°' _
ili;r{1fe1;;nll1i¢;`il1dp`l!i‘¢;~l3’-_ th;/ii~f°£l;r\l)ri:€s MF- D_ A- Brllob returned to Char- whit; sl;el_>_l;;:£’sr_;;_"_;'l. worn with s
removing to St. Petcrlg Bay, where lottetown last evening from a bus- lac e o_ 0| _
he Wm take up his nsidence in A ness trip to Cape Breton. As a yscxet ieugtu, it varies lrom 0 ds
h Haggd ty _ -- the waistline to the latest depth,
:ELSE ggich _,_eugB§uIf,fc<A“1g`yfece1;,1,y Mr. Berman Currie, Steamboat which is about at the ankles.
Thomas Larkin 0! A,-Huston wggthé Inspector, :ind Mrs. Currie, formerly this latter case the portion oi the
urchasel. 0| the farm at Fha Of this Clif, W9l'eP9~S9°llE¢1`5t0 U10 skirt showing below the lacket is ol-
gouses Island by the Nerthumberlahd 1895 ten entirely of fur. It would seem
' ____ ev ing. ` reasonable that either this very long
eg ` th l ' lint rt r R
. __ '--- ra erampe Jac ,uso o us-
Mr. and Mrs." Joliellll 0°Yl€, who sian blouse, or one which reaches the
WGN Oli 9. Yl0l¢Yl‘1100l1 trip t0 U16 short loose hip-line, will become pop-
mninlnnu retained to the nity lost nlnr; the lnrnlnr with tnll women.
0V¢lllllK-, _`  _ _ the latter with small women, provid-
""'_ _ ed that they are not too fleshy. One-
Hon. Mayor and_ Mrs. Agnew and piece dresses for afternoon wear are
their '1l°“Elll¢°l'» M359 B°“9» Of A“’°"‘ the excuse for a new line, very long-
'¢0ll» B" the gllestf °f RW- nr- “ml waisted in the back, which buttons
M11 F"n°"°“» Bfllllmn- to reach them in e. straight line
, without a curve from the neck down.
Mr. E. A. Mason, representing the Neady an blouses shown in the
1G1“`i°tY bi“°“it ma“““"_t'“““5 °°m"\ shops have low collars. There are
9” St John- is at present in th” man kinds of new collars in the
_f sn
opening of the Panama Canal. ' The
ports on the eastern coast of both
South and North America are _ at
once opened up to her export trade,
and everything possible wlllbe done
- lto flnd‘ markets there for Japanese
g o .
The present trade routes from .la-
|0011
llo-
oi the
M the
These
tie
over, the
lt. He ox..
rails
accident.
"The greater number- of deaths og.
curred nmong__men riding in the img.
gage car and these were due'-to th,
shifting of baggage," said Mr. Fin.
icy. "Other deaths were principally
among therein the reqr of tlis ne.
ond cnjr, "which was tclescopsd for
about Mtedll. feet." ‘
The 'tender toppled over. with the
rest ofthe t_x;ain,_ but the engine re-
mained dh thrrsils.
VIENNA, Oct. 88, (Special)-More
than one hundred arrests of police,
geudarmerie, and other persons sup-
posed to have been bribed hy tha
emigration agencies, are reported
from Galicia. Charges of colfi-uption
are being wildly handled about by
both sides, that is, the champions oi
the Canadian and North German
Lloyd lines respectively, 'l‘he.'Emp¢r.
or is said to have ordered the strict-
est supervision ' of all migration
agencies in the future. 1
It is stated that letters sud tele-
grams of the Canadian Plclbs Rail-
way havo disclosed the fact that sev-
aal highofllcinls, including two lm-
pnrtant, functlonaries of the Ministry(
of Commerce and two district com-
manders- in Gnlilfis, have entertained
compromising relations with the
Canadian Pacino. The papers seized
at the oifines of the company are
said' tonshow that a number of Aus-
trian'f~h§9mbers of Parliament were
on vcryf _close terms with the con-
cern. _Sevcral Hungarian politicians
are included in the list of those al-
leged to be compromised. _
COL. SAM HUGHES A BRANDPA.
OTTAWA, October 26--'l'hb Minister
Ill pau to European ports by pray of the
Suez Cu'lial` will not be affected by
the operation of the Panama route,
Japanese steamships will continue _
running by way of Suez, for they are 'mo 0olonel’s "lirst grandson. The
thereby enabled to pick up lroishbf-telegram came. :rom his only son,
of many ports on the way lu Cl.llpo.'Mn1or Gnrn¢t"Hughes, victoria, 13.0.,
India una in the Mediterranean. 'amy by a ¢°ln¢l,;9,.¢n,o¢l0nnl sam
Hence it has been decided here thatiwmg land; 3 0n'__‘_th9 'gtlunge const
it will be uuproiitable to divert from H5,  gb-'1;y,¢_ ugh mmm.
_stealnshlps to Europe by way of Pan- '_ u".“_ -mg sb.,-,§a|°n._ .g-|-ind on
uma, as no freight can be delivered tho Pacific coast, ..._-V
or obtained in the long stretch across ‘lf-` ` "
the Pacific. But new lines of vessels
eventually will be sent to New York
and to the eastern coast of South _.__
America, where Japan hopes to ilnd '1'0B(yNTO_ 0¢t_ 29_...A ne' temper.
big markets for her china and lac-
quered ware, her straw mattings and
ll) Y. - _ _
fcltv on his last trip to tbl? Island mnrlisht and all are large and broad
'tum Year' ____ except the adapted Japanese collar,
‘ which is about two inches' wide,
-the P.E.I.R., is relieving at Belle :_ _ _ _
straw braids, as well as ber teas,
and at the some time increase her
markets for raw silk.
of Militia and Defence on his arrival
°° Belles mal .:_
e gram rom r s ou n,
'whiclrwna' announced the arrival of
v`oUNG Msn olr"'loN'r».l¢lo.
ance organization, -l “The Ontario
Young Manhood Association," was
formed last night for active enm-
:luien among the young men of the
province.
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