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Tenders marked Tender for lambs will be received by the -lflilf‘l‘\‘igrll‘ll up till Tuesday. October for the lambs fat sheep and 1-.11111e1-~ of the Ellerslie Institute. _

A certified cheque fur I-"Ifly- Ilollzlr. to accompany 111th tender. 1.111111» IA) be taken in at EIIt-rshq- ull Nov- ember Ist.

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u. 1.. n11-11ot'r;.\|.1.. Secretary ni‘ Institute. QTGZ-IG-IB-III.

Valuable Property- For Sale ‘J8 “HYPER STTU-Il-ll‘

Better kntmu as (‘zlpitzrl Sex-rm- Station. Good building \\itI1 tiur store. “as gas, 11ir 11ml 111111-1- x01- vice in front. Be~t plum- i11_\~ity fur tourist trade. With garage 111 rear. Opposite Qua-en Ifniel. ,

A150 good resitirnrt- Nu. III" Water Street. llfls :1II nunirrli rnn- vcnlencrs. niirdyttuui lllmta hut “valu- hmtlng. iireplzn-cs. ‘Irmdcrn plumbing, very t-entrnl. lie-mun for selling too large for [iresttri (111-per. For information apillY on prc111-...c-~. No. I00 Water StH-(‘I- 9141110-11-61.

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135 acres of land all. K,"ll.\"‘~ “"'"* two and oneqwll illllt-s Ir-nu t r2111- aud, well watered. with durllir house and out buiI¢ii11.--,~. ztdztpte for seed potatoes. illaf) uilh rnusitl- arable lumber thereon. (‘r111 IN‘ Pill" ch35¢¢1 q“ easy tcrmw. Fill‘ |)11ri11-- ulgrs apply to “IFLIHIII f. lickin- llon. Solicitors. Royal Bunk Build- lqg. Charlottetown. or u» J. .!. 11:1."- rixey, Orwell Cot-r. 117-11 .. ~11 Q-Q-ooowo-o-opooooooooebobfl‘

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Auction Sale on tI1e pfrmiscs- v.1. Log 4g, 31,; miles from (‘Imrlutte- mwn on wedncsday; Xnvemhfl‘ Illh ayg 0mm}; p. m. of ten ‘ oi land with buildings. bcitu; U1.

ALWAYS GOT LEFT

Health Fiend: You should al- ways l1c on the right side.

Pohtician: Bah! Whenever ‘n I get left.

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111: 1"..11..».v1111: Simultu- "WYIIII-“l T 11111.1; l‘.11-.<<111. after a1 I1ea11")‘f I11~-111(1:1~.1. was s:11111t~-1'\n1l \\f\'\’“l=i‘ :l1-- hotel lobby siunkittg :1 cltlurcl- ,.., ugly-u 11.- hem-ti :1 1111111 fill)’ l" m9- r-lvfk 111 the (It-sk

"\\'ill _\'(1u send m)‘ ca“! “P .\11.-. Kendall 111111 ask 1t I may 39° her?"

(‘111-son swung round 11111141112111"! .11 111v 1111111 who was uiukutti Ill". r-(qflt-Sl, 11c recognized instautrv. 111111 shut-k of pale blond 111111; 1111‘- 111111111 features. and the rufilflr“ u,.,.,.,, ,..,-,.5 m" sy-duey Stokes. Phil- ip I\'<-11<I11lI (mt-v IIIHI Illllllwll ml" .1111 111 (‘111-son and 111e11Iin11ed 111.11 iu- “as 1111 1111>=\1r1-e<s1'\1I suitor fut‘ .\<11-111;1'<< 11111111. (‘2111-11111 111-vet" fol" cot :1 fut-r. and s11bs<rq11e111 even.» linking Stokes with the t-pisutlc l11-rvctii11g Philip's (Iisappcarancr. 111111 inrm-t-ssed the man's uuusu-d traumas- imll-libly on (far-son's 111c- IlI'll',\'.

"(‘ -.<<111 hush-ti 1111111-1-11111 1111- Iu-tvs . 111111 111111 u-trited until the hell-boy.‘ (‘111114- hat-k with ii mcsstuge fm‘ Stokes.

".\lr.-' (‘zn-suri will he down pres- 1-111ly. \\'III you wait in the recep- tiuu room zit-ross the lobby"?

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win-r.» l\t~_\'(11lfl the seat. (‘111-141111 haul 11 stuldeu iuspimtiuu to (-1111 his ally. A1111 1.11111, and ask

wlu-llu-r Stokes was at frequent vi.»- lIe I'm-It that Nor? 11111101- the rircunrstaru-es, do»

ilor at lht- hotel. 111:1. served 1111 1-1111si1I(-1'z\Iit111. and he \\'IIII|(‘Ll 10 be assured 01' hit-t ground ln-y-luul :1 doubt I11-furl- he went, to ‘find Kendall. . llut Ada, 1111f<11-t\111att1-l_\'. was laid up with :1 I1ez1da11-I1e utul couldn't t-uuu- (Iown. Ileeidcdly ircttled a. 1111- way thing»: were turninl-I nut. lCzu-suu went for :1 lung walk 1111 [the bent-h. If.» 11111011011 at a little i 1-m1d-I1011st~ fur 11-0111 the fashionable lthrunr, 11nd was rcI111-11i11g ii1 the

Lin. hlad 1121:1orotltititfzeil1t1sfim“, ,,n,.,.,,,,,,,,l when‘ m, a sand). I-Tugmk" l‘ ‘ C‘ “"" ‘ Olnl‘lh;SI|\‘IL'lI before I11m..hc saw the I11:- ' ‘- lurk of 11 solitary stroller. (lniug s.11- ~12 ' . ‘ - ‘ - 110v C 0 vs. Swim-s. But her willingness to rc- ' . ., J .. - 1. .. 1. ', . Wm‘ mm WWW‘ £00m m immluw flu-pd 11.1111] 11p 111 (muons hmut. Ile 1111-11110 ui) It) Slnltes and stop-

of the late Reginald Jili-kaun. purvhuxe e.;1ie.

Terms, ten pu rent lil price to be [mid zit time of balance on zit-livery of dcctl.

ALFRED E. DlHVAlt. DUNCAN HTENLAIIT. l-Ixrczrtors. QSQG-IO-I-Isstv-tit 3.‘. >ooocsovoeeo ____?__,___ .

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bar 18th. at 10-39 a. m. at 109 Iliilsborol Street- Havlng disposer of my 11"”- perty I will sell on nreuusr". m.=_ above date all my furniture .11. Ini- lows: Parlour, Ditting-lloom. Kitch- en, Hall and Bed Room Furniture. 1 new Capital ltantze. I bezmtiful dining table, 1 parlour stiunrc. sires-- er, 1 writing desk. I sideboard. In)! of oil cloth and every-thine 11110111 property. Sale positive. N0 reserve. terms cash.

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0F MILI. r1u>1-t311'r\- .\\;u r-z-utu 1n) s|‘I"I-‘(1|.K. I‘. V. I. .- I am Instructed hy Itnlwrl ‘P11011111- son to sell by 11111-161111 his .\IiII I'm- y and Farm at Sullulll. f) lull?“- IIOIII Charlottetown. m1 Vil-Illil-wria)‘. October 26th at twelve (ft-lurk. MM) 1 grade cow, II years old to freshen in March. 60 while leghnrn I11-us, III Ions of ‘hay, 2 ti)!“ green fen-d. (it) 9000b mixed trrnin. all harm-w. and Implements. I (-1111. i truck - 1 box sleigh, I 11-111-1-1 Imrrfl-A. f in; wagons. 2 driving hlPiLlW, R fur robes. l double Imrrt-I 111111. fem-e wire, gsoultry xvii-c. lNHIVPI‘ lmnrrlw rough boards. 5'1 gals. rctl mint. all furniture-parlor. 11111111; rnum. bctil room. kitchen furniture. utensils; dishes, I piano mac nrygnnfi; (II octave). I Raymond ycwiuf mlchine, I spinning wheel. pantry scales. l Royal Grand range. I b-.1>.e burner. I Queen heater, I barrel churn. I wringer, tubs other articles.

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oat stile. If Wednesday is not line. SIM will take plnre on 'l‘I11|r:~"d1ty. Bole starts at twelve arslovk. Terms of Salcz-Jtll tin dollars cash. five dollars and ‘ ,’ one, twelve months credit on ap- l

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NOT A SINGLE THOUGHT -.>..~..,~.-,:-.; When I'm with 21111.1 aven t .1 single thought.

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Hotel Clerk: rom Chicago 1 see. Mr. Browne. Brown;

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Hudson Brougham. 1925 model. Run 9000 mllu. Llk6 new. Now In the time to buy- A bargain.

Apl 1,00 Wltar St.

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You've just arrived

No; I burnt that hole In pantry my cont wlth a cigarette.

(rabnrwr: . and mziuy 111111-1-1‘ 111.. set up a world's rccnr/QWIIK 157i

111x11 she wus not reseuttill. I'm-r- IHII-s Stokes 1111s In the habit. of tl1-ulipiml. down to the. Bench m1 SIIIIIIQYS to strand the day with .\'ur111.'1

Bury-flu.- himself behind the c011- ,\-1-:1Ii111.: folds of :1 nmvspaper, QM. 4011 sI-ztted himself just outside the '1"? Pvvvvli<111 room. lie feIt,n0 ‘f-"Yllllles winltevct‘ 41110111 111011111111: 111 this 1nattc1~ that so v12. tall)‘ runccruetl his friend's future.

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"lily noun-Us (‘111-11011." he 511111 an. ruptly. "I'm 1111-10110 of Philip Kendall's. I'm going out to Chitin to find him. sage for him. any explanation n1 the l-vtitemrtihlt- inn-t r011 played in breaking up his happiness?"

Stnkcs green eyes tiarrnu-ed.

"YeflY he zmswcred coolly, "You

can tell him from me that I'm only

110M111; Ill-‘ll remain away long c11-

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' I’r1-=:~-|11Iy N111-m11 vnfnt- down. dunking pulv 11nd weary. She. was ‘:1 lritlv- breathless when she grout- lotl Stokes.

‘ "Sy-IIuey-I Why did you 001110.?"

l "I t-onldrrl ntuy away any long- " Stokes rcplit-rl, I11 21 Inw vniw- (‘ursnn could barely catch.

“Norton. you're torturing rue." (‘11rso11 could hear her sigh.

“Why d0 you always make ev-

11311111111: so difficult for rnc. I've

1 told _v0u--—" , "Yes, _v0u‘ve told me often t-n-

mugh. Ilcavctl knows," he broke I11,

$11111. I won't accept it until-n " "Until what?" she asked wearily.

I "Until I see Philip Kendall bark

;I11-1‘c with you."

», "That. will never he!" said Nor-

11111, in :1 lnw voice. 'l~—-—~" (‘urn-on waited tn hear 110 more. II1- uni In hi1»; Tent and strode wrath- lull)‘ away. hitting Norma with all his heart. The traitornus Iitt!" Wrelrh. 110 thought! Philip wars vat-ll r111 11f her, Herc she was, pulp» ably t-arryiiu: 011 a. Iovn affair with HIIIlHHQ-MIII‘, 311 least, not dtscouraiz- in): his attention-while hIa-frie-ntl probably 1111s eating his heart out. I11 Ir1111-I111e111-1 11nd bitterness. acme-

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Settator Is Refused Seat

(( ‘n tuuiiau Press.) ,-

WASIIINGTON. DC... Oct. I'M-A decidedly unique if not. uuprcckcderu- ed situnuou runfrouts the Senate 111 the ctr-r 01 111111111111 S. Vm-o. Senat- or-clcct from Pe1111sylva1ua.

Vztrck right to n seat 1s disputed because 01' huge, expenditures 111 his primary campaign. mid b1! m“ democratic opponent 111 the general election. William B. Wilson. who charges general fraud 111 a number oi counties.

The problem for tI1c Senate. and more particularly for the democratic leader: is which cf the two counts ‘shall first be cottsidercd. If former Inr-iuber of the House and Republican “busy of Philudelphin. is denied the 00th 01' office, parlia- nwntnriaus say the Wilson contest cannot be pressed as the Senate m efiect. at least, will have declared the scat vacant.

I11 that situatiop all ,trc11b1e and money expended in ob- 11111111111; possession of the ballots 1n jthc Pennsylvania general election last November will have gone for naught. The ballots from both Philadelphia and Allcghany counties. Ant-hiding Pittsburgh. already are In possession of the Senate. having been transported to Washington last spring.

As n result of disclosures already made 111 the Philadelphia. courts some democrats believe there is u strong possibility that if the Wilson,‘ contest ; pressed. 1sufilcicnt irreg-

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O11 the other hand. other-r. in the democratic ranks doubt that. Wilson could be sacated and they favor de- ,ny'1ng the oath to Varc or otherwise

he will be a 11101111201‘ of the Senate for 111051 if not 1111 of tl1c comingl session as it. will require months 1.01 ‘count the more 1111111 one 1111111011’, ballots cast in Pennsylvania. ' l Pcmting to the Newberry case as? ‘an illustration. raome senators asser l hhot the hem-111: m1 the contest} .1111g11l. well extend over two sessions! ,‘of Congress. Should the evidence‘ lshow that Vurc was legally elected. the Senate. if it desired to oust him.

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Mcritilners Enter-tamed In Winnipeg

HON. J. D. STEWART AND THE NEW LEADER STIR AUDIENCE WITH THEIR ADDRESSES-

llen who boas! proudly of their 1111-111111111-12 down by the sea and Whose panics have been written In hhzh letters trcross the last score years or 1110re, rue-aided 0t the West on the night 0f Octc-her 10, for a muional unit)’. for (‘Oliiliitill Cau- mliau Ideals, for a cooperative cf- fort to bring this eouuli-y tr. the (hrs-tiny that. is H0 surely hers. (said the Winnipeg Tribune.)

'I‘hey were men in I1i|.-.I1 hurli- tiuust premiers and ex pteitticrs; members 01' parliament 11nd 1111-11] of Ilrcstifie in Lhc count-ifs of the, nation and they ticfiveretl their pleas 11f u banquet Lt-Iuirretl by the l Aiau-Ilime provinces. asst 0111111111 11!) \\'i11I1ipI‘-1:_ 111 tho visiting (lfllegnil-s from the illzu-Itititcu to the Conser- vative corn-tuition. Nearly ,1 1111111- sand persons attended.

'I'(\ the \Nlm1Ipcg and Western. mcn and h-omtin who were 111x111 and reared in Nova 81-01111. N1-\\- Bruns-u-ick and lnincc Edward is , 1111111 they (Ielivereti a challctigc lo help achieve a unity of thought 11nd etiltttre. unt-orruptcti by alien iufltlcuccs, and a unity of all thei (0111111) divisions. cleared 11y 110. gengrapliicztl (iistztxtees.

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MUST GUARD TRADITIONS

.\nd they asked that the pzrcat| traditions of the blaritlmes, Iiursctl so jealously by the pioneers of that eat-stern land who came from Emr, land, Scotland and “lab-s. t0 Iiew for; tIn-nnselros 11 new home. he guard- ed 111*. jcalotisly today as In the ivast. 11nd IIFOIIIlSPII that their reward would be 11 Canada united and loy- al within the British Empire.

The men who asked this were: Sh- Rtwlaert Borden. former premier of Canada; Sir Gcotge Foster; _Iln11. R. B, Bennett, C. Ii, (711111111, K. (‘.. W. I’.; premier E. N. Rhodes 0f Nova Scotia; premier J. B. M. Baxter. 0t New Brunswick; and 11011. J. D. Stewart, ex-premier of ‘Prince Edward Island.

As each of them was introduced 11nd rose t0 speak the vaulted ceil- ing 0t‘ the main dining room 0t‘ the Ttoytil Alexandra shook to the tre- ‘mendous ovation as the great aud- Iencc rose tq its feet and cheered the men who had c0111e from their natlrc laud In give thorn a message o1‘ 110110 and point 1110 path t0 1111- 11011111 tzrcatttess.

EX-PR E M-I ER STEW-ART. .

Il0n. J. I). Stewart, cx-premler of Prince Edward Island, pl/eaded 11115-0 for 11 mutual study of the divergent. provincial problems for the sake of creating a common sytupathy and 11 common tuidcr- standing, out of which shall spring the essential spirit 0f Catiadlan citizenship.

"The pcuetrutntt of the West 11y the East nmst opctntc 1,1 bring about unILv," he said. "You have

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Mail the Coupon

What I She Paid,

just accept, please, this

- For her gloriously clear teeth was this

remarkable dental test.

Note how "ofi-colorf’ teeth go. Note how delicate gums become firm when DINGY FILM is removed

HAT cloudy teeth. yellowish, disrolnrcrl teeth, can be made whiter and toneless gums firmed i! now an accepted tact. Foremost den- tists of the world are widely urging this new method. You can hzivc clean, pretty teeth and gums like coral if you will start today.

This is accomplished by combat- ing a viscous film that covers teeth. A stubborn. Itard-to-rcntove film that old-type dentifrices did not fight successfully.

Run your tongue across your teeth and you can feel this film. Under it are the clear, attractive teeth you envy in others. Combat it, and your tccth become many shades whiter-

The enemy o! teeth lfld gum; Film is the great enemy of ma], and gums; a chief cause, according to world's dental authorities, of most tooth and gum troubles. It clings t0 teeth. gets into crevices and stays. Germs by the millions breed in It. They, with tartar, are the common came of pyorrhca. _lt holds food in contact with teeth, inviting the acid that causes decay.

You can't have prettier, whiter teeth, you can't have firmer, preitier gums unless you combat that film:

Ask your druggist or mail the coupon for Pcpsodent. Don't expect the some results" from old-time den- tilriccs. Begin beautifying your teeth

would then have to fail back on the “"""°f"l°‘l he“ ‘w-“mw- W“! ha"? Igvidgmc mesemvd bflore m‘, Reed the pioneer blood of thc blast I11 lslush fund committee ronecrnhtg cx- Yo"? "elmi- N°“"1 W" 1111"! m" lpcuditurcs in 11111 primary Campaigrh.1re111c111I(111-s responsibility and great‘ , The question of seating Vm-e and imrivilcgo oi’ Cumulltttiizitig the Frank w. Smith of 111111015, will bMVQ-it"

the first to (‘ngngc the Senate's: qt. ltentiuti. There is n0 formal cotttest

111 Snutlvs case. but. 11c already has been domed the oath under uppoint- _ "will by Governor Smith because thing that bound Muritlmcm was. Qmmal-‘F 0i 131111111: utilities corpora- something iuexpressuhic, home-l tions contributed large sums to his thing intangible. "We. feel bound‘ Cflmpfllgll fllml M l1 "m? W110" hi? l0 each other no matter what. nur figgijgeégilgiéfifcéilglgilgan of the Il-Tlitllllifal views 111:1y he, n0 nmtteri

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Should hon] mo" be 11132111506 “w svshalniy tlhlty l 11.111)’, I10 111111111111» Calh- Pflllllfiylvanizi and Illinois-p (qd-ro- i-nlimh “.- mm" n-midbl‘ in the Senate. at toast, at. the start of kl {k -. ' 5' n a M“ l the :s0s:;im1. Smith has made it. “ym. R‘ known that. he will knock at. the‘ ‘IL “W? "l. each succeeding Senate until

Kendall and ask ifl may sec her?" HDN- R- 5- BENNETT 1

ouzh fur his wife- In dot-lilo H1111 slu- 111-1-{4-1-1: rur- to him."

, (fin-suit saw red for 2111 instant :11 Ithc inmertlneuce. the llI‘l'()I.{iIIIt‘(-. 111' ‘ the Inessztgc.

"I'd like to pu11cI1 3-(1111- I11-ml 1111' you," h(\ fluid sz1vz1rzelyn "and, by gnd. I'm going to d0 it!"

The next instant Iu- had put his ‘trot-tin Into action. lie waited .11 ‘nmment for Stokes to rise. but he. didn't. lie lay on the sand 11ml “stared up at. Carson. his tzrcen eyes venomous \v1‘ti1 hatred (‘hrs-111 went. my 211111 left. him.

l, Arriving at. tho hotel, h1- lriml (<1 send :1 message t0 Norma, hut the lpleflhonc rmerator raid that Bit-s Kendall didn't. wish to b1; (“gun-ly- vde. I10 11111111111. gut-kn 111111 Nm-mn , wnu nervolcm: and upset nftm- nvrl i11terview with Stokes. :10 he hum; III) the revolve)‘ savagely.

"VI/ell. that. lets me lllmlllll! and I'111 ntf!"

\\'11e1-(-11pu11. he paid his hi1] "1111 tit-parlor! 011 the next. 1min m, gm, Francisco. from whet-n h" “hum snll im- lhe Orient l0 find Philip Kcud-ali.

To the 110-11. II. TI. Bennett thcl

Bennett told o1‘ :1 recent visit l he haul paid to old plat-cs 111 111121

the 51x ‘lvlaritimcs, old sconce). I110 01d 919mm] ‘l: ‘flgfiflsrhool, llalhtz-II-sio. llc hroltlllti In‘ 10w mm cunts?‘ Illinois Woum huvodtis Itearers again the :1(-1'I(I sun-II. only m". Sonata, during u“, mxvmé of lmrdu-ouzl burning in the 1111011,: years. Varc has made 1111111111<111né1~-i”‘" Mnk" in m” “voodg who" ‘"0 mo“, as ,0 his pmbablc mumeir1tttit1tut-hlllhad turned the leaves Should m. 1". denied ll!“- "Bm- Untir”) 1:011! and red, I110 fishing fleets. m “mun-Pd m5 msmnatyio“ m (ytlu- apple orchards. govflfiinfnstu, ' Pct-ham! ltlarlthncrs thmuzht 11f appointed 11m- ggcmd and if he dmu-hcl1 other as they (ltd. Mr. Ilen- not. resign Pcnnsylvuplia wmud “duet: said, becatlnc they 11II recalled 111401! In the same slumuon as “Q51; vividly those 1401311011 of their IIHOIH- lyouth. no mailer whore they he. *r'""~<0->-~——- lPcrhaps It was lmcausc their 11n- AIRFLIGIIT BEING PLANNED loouttirs ltad fought the some 11111-11 battles. (Canadian Press.) “I wonder," he sold. and his eye PHICAGO- 1115-. Oct. I7.—An air tw-Iuklnd. "what 11011100110 fmm On flight between the world's two lcad- Jarlo 0r Mars 0-1‘ some -other 11e-

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(To Be Continued)

'i~'I‘n1110rr0w’s Radio Program

lWl-IDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19th.

International Ita dio Programs

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i (zondsnrs l 12.30 r. M. ‘CI-‘(JF I411) Montreal. _v‘!/\BC 1326) N. Y. Matinee. , 1.00 ‘P. m.

1W1!‘ 15081 Pluia. Recital. ‘WI-‘I 1405) P111111. Ensemble. ‘ 2.30 P. M. ‘WEEI I448) Boston. Musical. . 4.30

WIP 1508) Phila. Solos. 6.00 f‘. M. WCAE (517) Pitts. Studio recital. KDKA (r1161 Plttsburg. Vasture. WBBR (256) N. Y. Violin Quar. 6.30 I‘ M

12651 Cicvelainddviolin. -1

lWcAE 1517) Pitts. Best Sieppcrn.

‘ 7.30 P. M.

WBZ 1:13:11 Mass. Auditorium.

WTAG (5171 Mass. Studio Prgm. 8.00 l’. M;

CNRM 1411) Montreal. Studio.

' ‘CNRO I435) Ottawa. Studio.

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‘ WBAL (2851 Balm. Ensemble.

8.30 P. M. CFCA (357) Toronto. Orchestra. WJZ MM) N. Y. Foresters. KYW. -

Also

Jun-alum .

"It; "POIISII" cities -— Warsaw and 1111111111011 country would think if IKDKA m6, M' ‘QMQgQTlS belnii “Fringed for nextllhcy Imard these 111111111110 rcmln- KYW‘ W16 "S ‘mi- N-Y-fw-lz” V-‘m- “"91 CIIPI- Adam Kownlszylnof lmzcticcs."

. I ChII. N, y‘. (WJ/n» thc Polish arlny air corps.,a.s pilot, A w I 10-00 I’. M- ‘$25,000 fund is hcixig collected a111011g

MCA (.170) N. Y. Vocal Progrzuu. persons of Polish descent in Chicagtm. -WORD i275) m- I- B- s- A- mill"- wmcg "mks m!!!‘ l0 Warsaw Inl Mr. flonuctt continued I11 11 111111-1-

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C“ t go C1 “n3” w” $811913 byhn naked, “the priceless iuiincmrc ~ m- pmderlwfl Bus‘ 8"‘ m” sullilf-‘fil-lfllfot the ltlaritimcu I11 this country?"

who recmwilyrcttlalgfig iAdmnkewllz-l I11 church and state. he said, and rpnhmd ' mm 9- WD mlin many other spheres. the men

._ ' .1r0m the provinces by the sea had

Icft and arc leaving deep Imprints in the progress and development of the Wont. Ilo recalled many whom names were great on tbl! Prairies and pointed tn them as co- builders of a great new nation.

"Tls well, II think." he continued, "to keep alive the great traditions of the Maritimea. Whatever ma)’ ha said of us, we are proud~proud of this love o! liberty, of f-eeriom. and our belief in true British tra- ditions and the destiny of Canada. can best be worked out within this rroat Commonwealth we call the British Empire."