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For the first time, the voice and; (Canadian Press)

music from a British broadcasting SPARTA. Texas, Nov. 5._-The station was heard direct in Char-‘body of a bniinqpisc believed to be lottetown last evemng- Mfllflr K-ithat of Capt. Hawthorne C. Gray, S. Rflllers of the Island Radio CoJwho took off from Belleville, Illsa, in testing hls ls-broarlonslinc equlp- an attempt to (establish a world's ment in preparation for the AflillS-‘glfitudg recon; was taken from n live dlIY illllllllllll‘ Picked llD lllfiiwrecked balloon near here today Cllelmsmrd station and llsl-Qllfidffhe balloon had landed in a tree on Clllllllluclu-“IY ml‘ several ll°lll'5 l0 a farm several miles to the south

the test-program. If the condi-l, sCQTTFIELD_1]]s_ Nov 5_ca‘p. lions are as favorable Friday, CFCY l mm Hawthorne c_ ' Gm‘, peached will likely be tried in on the Empire an altitude n; 40000 ‘t a, 315 p broadcast, from 4 to 6 p. m. Thelm yesterday he ‘Wren; in M's 10g‘ Prince 0f Wales will speak from Al- found with his borly near Sparta bert Hall and the old marching Tex“ today scoiukqd 05km‘; Bones of France and Flanders wlll were informed. This altitude lion‘-

be heard. This will be an epochallth t‘ ‘I _ event in history, when every British?woifid-garsgolzflllld estubwh a new

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J. P. DUFFY, Queen Street.

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MRS. L. DOIJCETT‘, 29 Spring Park Rood.

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STEPHEN DUFFY. Richmond Street.

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VETERANS DANCE tonight. 19B

K. C. INSTALLATION of Officers and regular meeting tomorrow night. j 199

LOADING LIVE IIOGS at North Wlltshlre Wednesday, Nov. 9th. I96

freshments at Veteran's dance to- night. 196 MRS A. E. MOITl‘§ISON‘Wlll re- celve on Friday afternoon from 4 u: 6. 197

MET WITII ACCIDENT. -- Mrs. Percy Yeo, city had the misfortune to break her arm on Saturday as the result of a fall on the street. It is understood it will be about two weeks before she ls able to resume her household duties.

TIIE EVENT of the season to- night. Veterunis dance in College Hall. . - 196

ST. PETEIVS CATHEDRAL. — Yesterday being the Sunday follow- ing the Festival of All Saints the services at St. Peters Cathedral were bright and in keeping with the

festival. There was a procession by Priest and Choir about the church at both services. The Rev.

A. E. Gabriel preached two splendid and instructive sermons. '

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FUNERAL SERVICES — The flint-rail oi‘ the liilc Mrs. lylary Date- mnn was held on ‘fuestlay after- noon from ihc residence oi‘ her son. William. Sydney Street, in Si, Dnii- Hliill‘.'<l Cathedral where Service was llOillllitfltlfl hy ltev. Fillilffl‘ ille- ('ill'llly, who zilso held Service at ihi- grnviu/Phi: pull il('lll'l‘l'l~l ivni-o Nit-sears, Jun. llraiilcy, Wm. Mo Neill, Jill-l. Duffy, Jos. ‘ilughcu. Lnke l-liggins and Jus. Mcfvliirrcr.

DELAYED MAILS. —On account of the heavy rains throughout Que- bec province damaging in certain pun-ts the road-bed of the C. N. R. tln- Maritime express was overifour hours late arriving at Suekvillre thusl missing comiectloii wilh the first‘ train Saturday evening but the mails and passengers urriverl by the‘ 12.20 p. in. train. ‘The Ocean Lim-‘ ‘lied was fliSll greatly delayed and mails from that train were held over until today. A suggcstionl was made that these mails shouldl have been sent through to this ciliyl on Sunday but owing to the many‘ difficulties in arranging a special. service of that kind it was found impossible to do anything.

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PUBLIC MEETING IN ZION. CHURCH _ The RDV. A, s. cram,‘ l).l)., of 'l‘oru11lo, arrived lll the‘, ‘i-lly on Sfllllillily""Vllllllll; and in :| gilt-st nl the vlUlllYlit ilolel, Dr.‘ (lritni will admirer-ix a public HIM)!- llll-i in Zion (‘hurrh on ’i‘uil.~uluy t-v" -l-'llllll< u! 7.30 p.|n. All Preshyturi- 4111s iniviw-sli-ti in lill‘ work nl‘ lhi» (‘hnri-li, male and 1'<-ni:1l<‘-_ should Ink his oppiirliinily oi‘ in-iiriiii-z Ilr, (maul,

ZION PRESBYTERIAN Church.‘

l—The subject of tlic morning <lis-'

course at Zion yesterday was “Cities of Refuge." The regulations con-; cerning these are found in Numbers 35, Deut. l9:l—l3 and Joshua 20. In the evening the minister took his text from Isa. 40, "He shall feedl His sheep like a Shepherd." Hui spoke of God's leadership of menf and nations. A special application, was made to Armistice Day. Mr. Ben Acorn was soloist 5nd render‘ ed effectively O'Haras "There is noi Death." ‘This selection was a veryl fitting close to a fine service. The; choir rendered in the morning the! anthem, "Daughter of Zion,“ by, Clark. This old favorite was “lfllif and vigorously sung. “March on,‘ March on, ye Soldiers True." ulus‘ the evening selection. This mar-l tial anthem was a happy selection‘ and helped to unify the service as :1‘

whole. The young Ladies‘ Sewing Guild is a new organization inl Zion. We wish them all success.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Church. ~—ln discuss-inc the question of bap- tism that is Christian rather than magical Dr. Macdougall called at- tention to the act that, according‘ to the stateme t of Paul in the‘ sixth chapter of Romans, baptism symbolizes two important facts thatl centre in Christ. First, a baptism; that is Christian represents coming‘ into union with Christ and a com-' mittmcnt to his way of life. Sec- ond, baptism sets forth in symbol the great facts of Christ's death,| burial and resurrection. Morally‘ and spiritually the Christian ls to tile to the world and live unw Christ. At the evening service the text taken ivas "God's sacrifice is a soul with its evil crushed" h: which it was emphasized" that the thanks- giving which God desires is man's lifc not his dhings. There were good audiences nt both services and the music at both services was much enjoyed. In the morning‘ Mr. Wendell Philips sang "Someonel is Watching Your Light." In ‘addi- tlon to the oholr's anthem on “God

be Merciful" in the evening Mr. Ben Acorn sang "There is no‘ Death."

BIRTHS

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ruhher. l This G0 percent of oxporlnhlo

DANCING, goo-d music and_re-“'

THE A cnarinorrErotvw GUARDIAN

No More Rheumatism

"1- . nu» w m r‘ an nun. Fruit-l-tivn \;urlql lrh I chum."

5. lfloyd. Nanimo. EC. "Fruit-a-tivewis such m effective remedy‘ "lfisrgllf fresh fruit juices, combined with lonics. In a natural way, It_nds the system of poisons and purifies the blood. Try il—Z5c and 50c a box.

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.an irulque position in Confedera- tion. 1t cannot by reason o1‘ its detachment share in the expnir alone and developments of other’ provinces, and its limitations in; that respect are very well undcr~ stood. While the Duncan report H thought lq have been very fulrly

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PAINFUL mrunv - Mr. l; " E. Creamer‘ had the middle illli-Wr m‘ his left hand severely inillllfll ‘liq-play working on n car in hid giu-ugi- on Sydney SWEET.

POLICE COURT. — Saturday morning at the Police Court a pre- viously adjourned Prohibition case against five offenders was further adjourned. A case against a man charged with selling liquor was also adjourned. Two offenders against the Motor Vehicle Act were taken up. one for having no front light. was dismissed, the other for having no rear light was fined $10 01' loll days. One driver for operating a car after cancellation of license was fined ssoi- twenty (lays. L A “ll-ll charged with annoying his flllltlh" bour had case adjourned.

H OL M A N’S, SUMMERSIDE, WANT A RADIO MAN 7- Hc will lutvc charge ol‘ the Rudm Depart- mi-ni and musi he careful in tlvl-lll work and have ambition and sonn- sclllni: (experience, not nctiosisin- v in riuliu work. The department m‘ well equipped and he will have vrlioic-liexiriuil cooperation from other meinlln-rs oi‘ the alnfl’, lllllu‘ eating \\’l)l'l(—~(i]lllt)l‘lillllli638 for .u|- vnnceinent~ and congenial sur- ruiinilings for ihv right mini. Ap- ply hy lolli-r or In person itt llul- man's i|lll‘l|Will‘l' Ulllwi. Summer- side. ' 4

l!l2~ll-8-I:i --. ..~'.>-__~_ nausea/its Aliases l-‘lorenten liogiin und Evi-lyn (Junnnrs are spending

’l‘hnnk.~i_i-,iviiii'. in Sllllflli.

ltlirmt-n Flureiivi- _(!rn_swi-ll_ Mai mono, nnd lhlrthu Cii|C|lfit‘,'('Jllll' ’l‘r.|v<-r.-xe ll'l'l Siilurtlny morning for Provident-u, R, l,

tVlr. tfilnnilo,‘ llcuii-sln, left Satur-

tluy morning on return to Iiosinn uflei- spending un enjoyable viii-n- lion at his home in Malpeqne,

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K. of C. regular meeting and in- stallation of officers Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 8 p. m. A large attendance re- quested. 190

Thu friends ol’ bliss 'l‘ooinlm wlll he plensvrl to know iliui she has 1'(‘l:llVl'l'i!t| from lll'\' serious illness and is nlile‘ tn 11-- Hllllll‘ lit-r duties us lf‘fll'ill!l' ln Print-o Slrvnt SuliunL

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Mr. und';\1r~.4. ifulph llflftiflll, liai- iii-_. lclt Saturday morning for llos- loii, where they pnrpoai: spoiiiiilig the wlntvr.

Alias lleth lilil-‘illt’, lllulpcqur. is visiting in the clly the guest of Illiss lllnricl ‘Potimhs, Fitzroy’ Si.

Mi-‘Hos (‘ova and Pauline Nit-hol- Hllll 4 c in Summer-shin, wlierf- they will spend 'I‘hunksgiviii;:. the

llllllrll-‘l (if their cousins. Aliases John llllll liurllm Nichol-arm, Ali's. ll. W. lAiPill-{O left Snlnr.

‘lily morning for New York in vis- ll lir-r mother and other relatives there. Slir- \vlll he zit-reompiuilrnl as fur as Boston by Elli-s, lmtlil- .\l:tl- lclt who will visit. llt‘l' sislt-i- unfi lrli-iiils llicrc hflori- leaving fur‘ hlr homo in llvirnii.

‘The many friends of Mr. Nicholas Colwill. of Kingston. will be pleased to know that he has returned home from the P. E. Island Hospital. where he had been a patient for seven weeks. Mr. Colwlll is feeling" fine

and looking good after two critical operations, and speaks of the kind- ness shown him by the nursrs. doc- tors, and others

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A siflijetri sure in he illxz-nsscil n‘ length is that of old age pensions. ()ii this there la u very ili-i-iilnd vlcw that lilt! jurisdiction In ros- pez-i of thatshnuld i-ilher lit-long exclusively lo the provinces or ~n the llomlnion, ln other words, kill)’ schcmi- should bu uniform iln-nugn- mil the llmniulon, or confined lo lllovillvl-s desiring it. Lngii-nlly. lpiit-i-vei- lilo Illlllllllll is, nl lt-iun, as i-xyrrcssc-il nt the (iunsi-rvalivte (‘onvciiiitiii in \Villlilll(’l-Z lhnl it he n mullcr for the Dominion lo dval ivllh t-xciiylvely. 'i‘herc ls nnullia-r view beginning 1o assert ital-n‘ 11nd lluil is that. Olfi zigc [n-nsitnn-i should "l" l"? Flllzllrilcil as n form oi‘ rims"- ily to people loo old in iilllkl‘ p liv hit: for themselves or yijhn have lound themselves through uni..- wnrll (‘ll'tfilill."lliIlll1l'S tlllviflq] 0|‘ int-trim in their old app, 11 apnpln llllply m iill as :1 right. ii ls rininu-il. ninl lhusc who do llnl van-o p,» ‘nkf! llllvllnlili-ic or ii need lllil, and ii Hlllllilil ht- indcpi-ndinil oi‘ f.'fll‘lIlll,l-', :::]l‘|}iiii‘;_|‘ll_]\i_"iiivi-slnii-nls or lllflllilil‘ nl‘

(‘m-lain Olljflvlllillrl will hi. Miami lll"llllllily llinl only gnvci'ii11|i\ii'.>< "l" Wuuvslvil and no! oppositions 5"“ “"‘“- Tlll‘ ‘Honda in ln- disc .- I-d _i.~i ul‘ inlci s: lo all shiiilt-n ol‘ politics. iii fincl, ll in oi‘ 2t vorv notional cliiirilclci‘. iii which. nnl only governments Ihnl lmppi-ii to ll" l" litiwei- Slltllllll iiuvn ll any. 'l‘l1-~ silttkvslioli r-iilnv Htlllll‘ time ngu, l lliiiik ii ivas from l'l'i'llllrl‘ liilmlca, "ll" l" -‘l"ll-‘=l' lilo (‘ontl-iwnir-i- “lll""l'l_ ll"'ll llllXWl :isiceinlily, I'¢'|i- rr-iaviiliill: fill inziny shirtless o1‘ opin- lull .’l*l ]lllllril‘illl'. llllrhupri lliiil w "l" "llllily |l|‘.’lt'|ll'lli|ll!, ln lh.'- |ll'l".'i~ i-nl i-tmlfilreiii-v, foul" Li-iivml gov ornmoiilu, not ilivlllliilig; 1pm, (r lllc Iloniiiiloii ‘which is l'f.‘])l'0.'<ll*llll‘.(l in full fort-i: liy all its nivinhcri. lllllv“ "on-Hervalive. and two ll.i~‘.A. lllllllfill‘. 'l‘liul [nissiliilily will lie l't}l-'.‘ tied as iliverslfietl enough,

in . hing tlliC'.‘<l eye [he list ol‘ reprcscnlnllvils iheri- is curiously enough revealed the fat-t that iherr- are two iloi-lors oi‘ medl- <'llll=.‘l‘fil=1' lhriiurra. l1‘ we include l'l‘lllll0i' Bracken as one-he ecu thinly is ll professional] l';ir1n<-r—- ulul all lllf‘ real nrc lawyers. Willi few exictlpliinis lho delegates hay" illltl gtimi nvnilviiiiviil [mining in \'lill(‘}.',|‘r~l iiiitl lilll‘v'l'l'>llll|,\(_ flfld in thin respect ought io in- n very in- lPlllKPlli uLKI-zrtvgnlion oi‘ public. nn-n. Arrnngiiriiieiiis for lln- (‘unfer- _ one.» lll'(‘ i-ninplt-it- in vvcry detail,

to the Aeason of thanksgiving antli- remembrance. A profusion of‘ theaves of ripened grain, fruits and‘ vegetables surrounded the pulpit,

symbolic-cf the harvest; while on

the pulpit. and on the memoriull‘ tablet in the vestibule, were wreaths of poppies in memory of the sacri- fices of the war.

At the morning service Rcv. Hammond Johnson preached a] thanksgiving sermon from the text "O that men would praise the Lord for His goodness and for l-lis won- derful works to the children ol‘ men".

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also took thanksfulness for his theme preaching from the text "Bel thankful unto Him. and bless Ilia, name."