NOVEMBER 21', 1927

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THE GUARDIAN can be‘ agents in Charlottetown:

RAILWAY BOOKSTALL.

G. TOMLINS, Kent Street

N. TWEEL, 45 Elm Ave,-

SOUBIS-M. A. PAQUET.

BOOK STORE, BOSTON-—OLD SOUTH N

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Where to “Get “The, Guardan”

a. BROWN, Stamp ‘Vendor.

MARITIME STATIONEES, Grafton J. D. TAYLOR, Grafton Street.

.l. P. DUFFY, Queen Street.

ALEX. McPIIEBBON, Queen Street. CARTER a 00., Queen Street. MRS. L. DOUCETT, 29 Spring Park

STEPHEN DUFFY, Richmond Street. It. THOMAS WHITE, 125 Elm Ave.

FRED GAUDET, Great George Street. MRS. JACOBSON, Dorchester Street. FRANK N. KAXS, 19. lliiisboro Street. " ‘ “SUMMERSIDE-J. I‘. MeINNIS, McNeil Building.

"MONTAGUE-W. A. JOHNSTON.

NEW GLASGOW. N. S.—CHRISTOPIIER’S BOOK d’: STATIONERS.

SYDNEY, N. Sk-CENTRAL PHARMACY and BREANKS‘

Tremont Street. NEW YORK-IIOTALINGS NEWS, Depot 308 West 40th Street.

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Road. West.

Central Guardian

COME T0 WEST COVEIIEAD CHURCH Monday evening for anternlecture on India. Special altering for addmlssion. 505 l

THE ANNUAL MEETING of lilo ifhlhlreirs Aid Society ivhichl was lo havc been held tonight has‘ bot-ii postponed until next Monday, uitzlil, when ihc Rev. Di'. Rambo)’ will dellvvr an ziddreiis.

LIVE HOGS -_We \vlli be load-L lug live hogs Wednesday rnoriiincl Nor, 23 at Si. Peters. Hlilhest!

243 Charlotte Street. EWS; M. ANDLERMAN, 341'

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' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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_ .~ ,l1-- _ (‘ood contract for ‘rirzlranriifr:‘Willi rlzlrlmall. W“ rs " ' ‘ . - Hi st - ninlssitms. State‘ 0"“- F“ p“'“°"““slwm° M" lltllrlililiciliiihells.tnlApply Box £20. Conrad, Spadlna Bldg‘. wflillixfibl London, Ont S w 355 111561

. E or Sale Miscellaneous _ ____ __ O SALE _TWQ HOLSTEIN iiiriuommcliansaun MOUR-N- F f‘, »._._,-,.,, slltilll‘. ll.‘ ll. t1 ii)\\.‘i lli ll l l

lng cords at shortest no M(_|_,“"_"v MIMI “iwu

Guardian Job Prlntery. H" » 1,13,, l, _

acumen/m‘; SOXWAND FINE nil-lilting ncaily ilolic u! !i3lill‘*“‘_"1 5H,", iziii-ll-IX .il.

3N0. ALFRED MeDONALD, LAND Surveyor; Hermanvilie. P. E. I. 9639-10-12-1mw.

FASIIIONABLE WEDDING STA- tionery, tine selection. Guardian Job Printery.

ISILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS, neatly printed. Guardian J oh Printery. ll-

SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- 1y supplied. Guardian Job Print-l, e1-y_ ti FOXES. REGISTERED. SILVERS provi-ii lrl'i~i-llci'i-l. l’. lii-(lrnlll, (‘ow-head Road.

20m l-l2-eoil-lli'

CORRESPONDENCE AND envelopes with address printed,

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Salesman Wanted

hoard-moan AND SPECIALTY liquor.

FOR SALE _ PURE-BRED JER- sl-y pull, 2 yours old, Al-‘ii’ li-l"

ii liiiilvls. .l.it. .\'--Ili. Nurlll Millllll. iiil-ll iii :1

FOR SALE-TH~OM PSON'$ M I LL lionipsml, 275-1 ’-li

PURE 5534s. c. WHITE l-Eu horn (‘ocki-rlels. iiclclllcrc stranl. lnlporlcil stock- $1.00. C. (-- ltllti)’. Siminit-rsiilc. l’. ll}. ls-lliln l.

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FOR SALE — 70 ACRE FARM AT

('iiI'll\\‘iil|, nlldl-r cultivation ltanch on 1II‘l'iI1lS('H. Apply I0 Ivan iluvar. ’

loll-l 1-1 .il-Si cod

near shipping by water and rail. \ One of the best sections on P. E. I. for growing potatoes. Phone, call or write Poole and Thompson's,

prices paid, govt-rnmeillt gradlngyl ,Sli.{lli"l| (‘.03. Pratt 8t Son. l l l

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l WEDDING BELLS — Thc marl‘!- lai-zc took plat-c in liciivcr, (foloruilo on October 26th, 1927, of Miss Ji-ssic l. Stcwart, to Albert Sell- H-rs, of Upton, lrvyilming. Thc brido is thc daughter of ihe lulc .\lr, and - .\irs, Wiliialn A. Sit-wart of French- _i‘orl, l’. l~l. i.. and a nlciee 01' thc illc lion. (loo. Forbes and Mrs. lFUFllUei oi’ Vin-non. with whom she lri-sidcd aftcr lhc death oi‘ hcr litli" wills, Shi- is a graiiiiall- of the {Morgan-ct Pillsbury llospital. (fon- ord, Xi-iv llampsbirc. ivlicrc sh", ‘i-illlfl‘ lll‘i'll (eligal-rcil‘ ill hcr pro-l liill. '

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LEFT FOR SUMMERSIDE.—Th0. -wonian who caused the mild sensat-l ion about the city this week pre-l Wilma" Worthless checks returned to hcr home in Silmlilcrsidc Friday; "VENUE: Before leaving however lshe RSSISIPI] in adding $400 to thc; lPtilicc Court funds by giving thc lilcccssary cvidcncc at the Policef lCourt Friday‘ aficriloon t0 convictl two l]l£ll‘l.i0S on thc charge of 30111112"

POL-ICE COURT. —At. the Police‘ aturday morning an autoist charg-l ed with over-speeding was fincdi [$25.00 or thirty days. A dog owncri ‘who overlooked payment of dog taxl ‘alas rcmindcd by His Honor. who sluid $2.00 or tcn days. An niltoist lior operating with only onc inarkci"

(was fined $2.00 or lcn (lays. Johnl ‘Pincau was fincd $200 or lhrcc‘ months for infraction oi‘ llic Pro-' ‘hlbition Act, ‘

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l 1'(illItNAME CONTINUES. — §Tho wcckly Auction Forty Five.- iournanlent for thc-members of thc K. of C. hold in their Home Friday evening again brought out a large number and a most cnjoyablc even- ing ivos spent. The first prize last ‘night was won by Mr. Thos Camp-l bell, with Mr. E. J. H. Morrisscyfl second. Mr. Wm. McDonald alas the lucky winner at thc lucky tables

l ZION PRESBYTERIAN, [CHURCH -'l‘llo SIIlljPPl oi‘ lilo HP?‘- ‘nion _\'4‘.~ll(’i‘i|il_V inorillni: ilriis, "’l‘ln' llioor of Opportunity", ltcv. 51:3‘, ,'|‘lii\ cyollinp, discourse was Ilas-"ll

‘on (ii-ll. 20, 'i'ho Sabbath School ivas wi-il .|llt'lltl<‘tl. thirty thori- ,bi=iil_'.: lll"‘<""‘lll than on ihc sumo

day lasi _Vl’ill', Flidcl" lllt‘ cfllcivlii

lll‘iltlt‘l'.1‘lll|l oi’ .\Ir.~'. i-I, Wilt-alloy lili- l l’riinul1y D- pairlmcnl is moving in llo tho Silt-la! liall. \\‘lll('ll WIN l~iiloir lnooiiilg plat-c lli filrllicl-

_ M m “c 100_11_3_2wkS_,yi-iii's. .~\l'l'ungclncllls harc 'lloo_il

“Ztutimalfffffgfioggr efltgkngirdsilllgaemMon g __ _ uradc to hold an culcriainlnl Ill on

Jmb i4 lino ' ' ill Female Hel Wanted “HM """""""“' m" “"“"' "“'

’ 0 r ry- ______ P ‘lSi-liilill, i-ililpcriiiinl: with lhl- jil'_‘—'—'“'_ l-——i—————-———————-—~—-—,('l -: '; g l; - . - . ,, . .- Youlw l ~ r ll - ll-‘llr Hill’ Twill“ i‘-‘i¢"l"’ “'0 mm" stcnogrdphei‘ with some know’! King." "l‘hc usual ‘(fhrlstmlll-i cirrh-

|o.\' hounds that will catch tin-ill, captllrI-il iii force-l lasl year. Roas- "tllltll)lt‘ chargc, Phouc lift-ii Frank; i\laci\'ay, Eilfli Rnyally- ,l

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$19.75—$23.75-$28.75—-$34.75 FOR, full three plocc suit or overcoat, $117150. 5119,50, $42.50 for suit. with! cxiru. pants, frco froln our (lllOii!-‘ i-iu, goods, everything tallorcdl to lneasurc and fit. gilariiutcciid Urdor for Christmas, S. F. Tar-l bush, 172 Prince St. Top Notch; Silioslnail.

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Lost 1

LOST -— ON NOVEMBER 15TH,‘ bclivi-cn Foriuuc and Souriii, ill still-tiger liillltfy. Fiiult-i" plcaain i-onimnnii-atn with 11.1". Coiilioriu

- i‘liarlotiato\vil, lifill-ll-ltifli

LOST—-BETWEEN VERNON RlV-' t'l' via Smiihpnrt, tiro and (ihlllll. .\‘olii‘y Rial-Loon & (in,

. ATtl-ll-lil-Bl LOST -- ON NOV. 1ST. BE- lwccn l)lnl.:\i'r-li’s Mills iiild S’. ll’n‘icrs ilay, bumper oi’ Chevro- lcl car. Fiildcr please writc lili- \\lil Poicrs. ilolio llliy. 674-ll-2l-‘il.

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Wanted

ledge of‘ bookkeeping and filing. Apply in writing to “X" care of Guardian. 37411 15 tf

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housmvork. Apply 206 (iraflon Street. liES-Il-IS-Iii.

MAID WANTED T0 ASSIST AT housework, no washing. 185 Prince St. 461-11-18-31

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Manitoulin Miss, 18, Sees Train For First Time

TORONTO, Ont., Nov. l9.-Born and raised lcss than 50 miles from a highly populated section of On- tario, educated in a high school, and yet never having seen a rail way train until this month, Miss Elsie Quackcnbush, an l8 ybor old, flaxen-liaired miss from the Mani- toulin Island. arrived in Toronto this week. ‘

Miss Quackcnbush resides at Tch- kummah, a settlement on thc Manitoulin, 45 miles from Little lCurrcnt, wheic the only train on the ,Island makes its connection to the mainland. Tile road is impassable during thc winter months, while a coastwlsc steamer brings supplies to

WANTED To RENT-A HOUSE-land from thc Island during thc liiriiiiiheil preferred. Plionc 7112 ‘summer. 477-11-10-21 The nearest moving picture show

WANTED — ROTARY SAWING mitili in good repair, Apply "A" (luardliiu quoting cash price.

400-11-21-101

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WANTED TO BUY—10 CARCASS vs of pork; l0 ciirciissgii of vnill “Wishing around 80 ills; 1000 lbs i-ralc chiilki-ni-i, heads and foot "0'. iligheiit market, price paid. Amos (liiliani, Oyster Bod Itrlilge

474-11-19-2l

,_ . FOR BALE-PREMIER vAcuuM with attachments; I-‘aucetlil "leaner. Iiiasnl Carpal. sweeper. lliizii Chair, Bohr Sieillll. No. 6 illusion Si. 400-11-19-21

T“ To Lot

_L_____________________ 6 Room nous: "ro LET. APPLY 206 (lrafionSt. 457-1l-l8-3l

-_______________ T0 LET-HOUSE comammo "ll-lhi: rooms. Modem conveni- cnces. Apply '10 Bunion it. 464-ll-10-3l

________________________ To LET - 1 nooili HOUSE. with all modern conveniences on

is at Gore Bay. 5O miles away. Miss Quackcnbush stated. Church work. Women's Institute meetings, occas- ional dances and house parties con- stitute the pastime of the islanders. The principal occupation is farming. ‘or, on thc shore of thc island. fish- ins-

Hci‘ strongest impression, Mir-i Quackcnbush informed a reporte‘. was of thc length of the streets of Toronto. and thc marvels of mod- ern bakeries. ‘We have to so to Manitowaning, 12 miles away. for a loaf oil baker's bread, and here Y0" have it delivered every day. she said. "The Main Street" of our 11951“; gown rManitiowaningl. is gnly about 500 yards long, and there are only three or four stores, a gar- age and a hotel there.

"We have electric lights on one or gwqiarms on the island, but they are operated from private plants, and the majority of people u“ lsnipd. We have automobiles. too. but not nearly so many as there M9 here, of course.

his cattle and hangs the carcasses in trees so that the . wolves crmlwl reach them and the meat will not spoil." she smiilnilly stated.

"DON" Hill ll Si l 20 {'9'} Rllllllnl Si. u or‘) . Anny \llmi_r|l‘s Llnlmrnt for \\‘III'|I uml ' ' " iorl-liiiti -ll " "rfrir-

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"Our butcher at Tehknmmah kills-

‘ccri for thc f'llll(ll‘l'll will ho hcid if"! 'l‘li"l'=*il=l.\’< llcc. 29th. Thc mils- ,lc:il sorvici- ycr-licrdziy was zii-i fol

lows: -~-.\1orliiil|.: .-\litliciii—-»“ll.'iisc r1- llic Flulit-r"——(louiloii. ln lin- ll-Villlllll-l‘. "A Song iii thc Nlght".—

by Smith, was splendidly rcllllqrllq by thc choir, (Thc trio ivas taken‘ by Miss l-‘. (iiimplwll, ilirs. Iiii'ii<-.l and Mr. ll. Craswcll.) 311,511,104“,

ll“,"“~‘“’" ‘will? Willi line llllCl‘|ll‘('l'l- l lion, lland- 1's. “Ailtrcls 1.3-“, liriglil and Fail". l —-_-ao§__.___ ‘Hlllllflrfl Lliiliiioiii for \\'lll‘lh .|||d ‘ PIIIHIIIHA ~ -—-—-~<0->-____.

- PERSONALS

Mr. Jack McKcllila lclt Slltlll‘

l _ , ,, _ , , I . ‘ _ _ _ _______ Corsiac is of strategic importance to for Norm Sydney. dull ff“ alias; lll:lil;lzl"“llvlé'iisqirzl I Iii" jggfiiaijili 1.11m il-iliullll: for, <** rranccmltl of very littlc importance _____ "e hem m“ muumuli‘ gfilllgkltlllllhl-l w‘! i" the hopliluzilulmgstgs)halal?“ otherwise, It ‘would surely be Ahwgl_g_ Amos (ulna ha" and h‘ p“ I I ‘ - ‘ um _ ‘ _ ~ o l< l t sl l straining the politeness and hospit- Wn _ ' _ ' _ i; P _ l his t.\li|lt.lll .i<lilicss. 'llil- lii-r-l-(ilfillllnfillt to lJlllHlT-"i thc furl-ll >——- ,ahty of our French friends to ask 1 .1 nest (llllllitlll), Aoihl “llisliire. i-rcnil liociili- spnkp (111 111,. m”, training centres in llritaln so that. MONTREAL, Que. Nov. 20.— Thc them 1o remove the", as a resident lwi-ic visitors in lhi- i-ily on hallo"; Jclll: “Thc i-l)||]|);11|j(1|1,_l|11l, “.15, 2,oil0 lnuii nluv ill. 11-1111,," “"11",”. export trade in wheat llcrc Satur- 1119 pu1-e1g11 gecremn- o; even m‘. l""»"- ‘ "l"'1'-'"‘» Hr illJ- wily lllt- ylaumlix instead of 'i,il<lll 11,.- ill [lit-soni. day was of a very limited vlloracwl-‘lnosi friendly ‘neighbor. and sir- l ‘ ~~-—-—< ,i_"'llillt! li-‘ltrllcd hey \\'i']'i" 11111911 'l"ll|li is regarded as ])i‘t'lliilllliil'_\' ltl We"? b91118 Dfflclififllly I10 dBmflYKV/iustcn can hardly bc oblivious of l M" Gm" Mom,“ of MOO” 3”’ MC‘ ""l"'<'-“-“*"ll ll)’ |il!-‘. talk, a lllilch larger irxicllsiiril, from Unllf-‘d Kingdom 0!‘ <‘-0lllln9l1l".liiiit aspect of the case. lLcod, accompanied by his bftlthfili; l)]'flr(lsg(ni Tmmm “m, mn- ____“> _____ _ nl buyers, 'I‘hc domestic trade in‘ v lc°l°nel F- S» M0011? 10ft sfll-ufdflyl (thrisliiiii (‘hurl-ll Hm“, pruvitlo i‘ nlillir-r. pinion-iii m. Fllli lillll llrniflv-o coarse gmins was also quiet. but the Uriloquacioiic women 1\1_ 1.x 'm°Y"lng1f°l' New York "blow" l°_ thc spccial sung 1111111111-1»; m- un,‘ ~—~_-i__ ltonc of thc market was steady. Thc lCsliftirnia whtclrc they ,.\\'l]l spend‘(.,,,.,,|“g ll(llll)yl'v a H010 i“) ni“l_l'9O+O44-+0-§4v0-0-oov0Q-+oo00' flour lrfldi‘ “'85 ‘Mllwlll mill 1101i’ In vlcw of thc fact that Lady a ou two min is. Acorn mm a "fixed quart.“ I v i o feature‘ to notc prices for spring 11113111111 11111110595 10 51111111 101- 91m... —~~"-—'~———-——*—'i— " z and winter wheat grades bfllllg-iign in 111;- “1115111111-111-1- 01" 51111111. BIRTHS l ———"-"==< b Z geld)’ lmdtell‘ n ltlodmvalflcndmnand' 0nd n i'““‘°"°s""g '° “m” m“ m”: " " i‘; '-‘_“”“"'*“ W118 D ~11’ 90 1'1‘ W l! 191‘ i179" clcction of women M. Ps. has not. CAMPBELL — At Loni: lllvei" _ t 1 valling of laic thc consumption oi 11S 1,1, as 111-950," cxporivl1tlc we, Nun’ l-ilillltlll. Nllv- 12"!- t" Mi‘. 0"" o all llncs of millfced has increased added m 111c- loquucpy 91 1111. com- Airs. Allan A. (Iumpbcil, (n-‘ll- ~ {and a large volume of business was 111mm 101- 1119 51x 111,110,,- m 1h, hlill‘i.{iil‘l'l Sll-volisonl a son. (You g ,dollc with both domestic and Ulut- 111-11189 1111". 11m been vary gm-ru1ons_ uraliiiluiiiuis. l ' 1 :10 State; buyt-‘FS- The 101110 wit: To conic down to dctoilv-Mr. i-- -—--——-—-—-——---l , Will m1 DTlCl-‘S W979 U110 “n89 - Winston Churchill has occupied 245 DEATHS 1 glmiy-‘i comply with your > 1 The lnnvclnetll; 0f Standard 8111005 columns and various other gentle- __,..___ s“. ______._ - Dollars orders when i111": ‘ , one 01 the lgrgegt 311.1 best of roiled oats was also good and 111911 gmlq 1111911110,, 11101-9 o, 1,155 SHAW-At Brockicy Point, on Sun-, iioi-c. l ’ equipped Hotels in Eastern values were uncbanized- A feature entertaining‘. to from 10o to 200 day, Nov. 20th. 1927.I-lamilton Shaw,‘ Canada. Contains 120 rooms. . lvf the Pas trade “as the demand columns cacti. aged 64 years. Funeral from his 44 ol which have private ‘llllfll flevelfliifid "Om Ei18ll$h lm- On the other hand. Miss Ellen lliu- residence. on Tuesday, Nov. h l , baths. Completely renovated 4 , porters for Canadian Slflrfllle 88g“ Wilkinson lead-s the ladies with only 22nd. service starting at 2 p. m. W° "i" "ti" "m" l" i e l , in the past two years. rew t llmd a moderate amount 0i bllsillcfislfil columns. followed bY-Ml-‘lfi Law- Intermcnt Bracklcy Point cemetery. , t Hotels throughout Canada lwos clone in firsts at 42 cents l0, rcncc with a score of 49. Miss Bond-T

l MscDONALD -Sudilcnly at Grnlill 'l‘r.ii-ailic. Nov. 20th. Norman .l., Mai-Donald, agcd il-i years. lvnvcs to mourn a widow ‘ Kaithcrluc MCKfillllflli onc sister, flllt! livo broibcrs. namely. Mrsq Forsythc, Allan .loscpii, and Dull“ icl A. on ihc liomestciul. Funci-nl takcs plac- from bin latc rc l-I cut-c. Wcililciiday morning at r o'clock to Si, .\ilciiiicl'a (‘iiurcini ~Cilrrlin Ilium. I

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FUNERAL LARGELY ATTEN

as well as by neighbors in

‘couclli- and its vicinity. Venerable (,1 111,. Art-lidl-ziccli White officiated iii tin-l 111,.

I BUSINESS MEN and parllcillar- lliu Young Business Men inlet" ilevelopnieilt. oi‘ citfl iiud province arc reminded that till-l Hoard of 'i‘rade room will be opcili fe\r_ weeks iii order that any mf-‘mbfirl

may have 1H1 ilpliflflllfllly to brillzl’ l-lninls recently puhlisheil of bravo Boarlhl

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Undertaker and Embalmer 54 Grafton Street ‘Phone 452-1.

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Tonight at the Prince Edward Theatre when the Curtain goes up on the first act- of “Sonny" what is probably the most ambitious dram-,‘ atic offering ever attempted in _______-Charlottctown will hold the boards.

l The entire cast are well up ill

Ithelr lines. they are on their toes ' and ready to go. it is an evenly bai- anced cast with each individual player in a star role, the songs are pretty and catchy, the story of strong vital interest. the specialties the best and an excellent augment- ed orchestra under the direction of I {iaislllilrinbyrgiijiriiiélzl Prggelieliallitlg. ntlligkeplsyertlllegzcggenvelyl311:3? or in?‘ nursery and the tinfgni

‘ - ' ‘ ' ' lsc o0 to e new eectora e, ut lords under thc (fariiegic ilvro Funl good bu; 11191-9 are 51111 manly ggqdgheavy ecommic arguments m“ be willow lhai lll‘l'ill!~llll is uoi i-inlllnoii Seats 19ft, so if 3'0" W11"! l0 E1110)’ fllout of place, and pictorial politics lfinfl evening's Pmfiflflirlltiflllt Bell will no doubt be more the fashion. llhiltlrclryour tickets early. The doors open1 what [he young 1mm or 11111111111

iBrltish United Press) The Flapper Vote

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lmillions of young women to the re- ‘gister, will necessitate the prepara- tion of propaganda of a compara- ltivciy youthful character and steps are being taken accordingly by all the political party organizations.

It will not be needful, as antag- onists allege, to speak in the loll-

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(By British United Press) lPAlilS, November lil, ~ The at"

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iln- 27h‘ boys and girls at seven thirty, and the perform-int the university cr even in the _ wards for life-saving ance will start promtply at eightgreat schools think will be more Ml-i- llil\'l' lilcn mado in Francs: Silint-‘thirty. lvitally import-ant than hitherto.

l-l-lvurds am. D“fi1]|1]11illll3<l, as‘ The play is unclcr thc ailspices cfand in consequence such organiza- ,,1,11,1,-,.1, 5111111111111 |]|1ii]' lilo-lathe Canadian Legion. and the nefltions as the Junior Imperial League

LONDON. Nov. 19. -'I‘hc exten-, . on o, me franchise m,“ 3,8“ tmmaid are receiving congratulations

[girls of 21, which will add several!“ "i? “"11"” °l i‘ "n," “Y- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wood were

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|Hazelbr00k - l ‘ lAnd Vicinity Messrs Waltz-Ego Earle Burke.

City motored to Mt. Herbert on

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l Mr. and Mrs. James Munn, Mer-

lvlsitors to the city last week.

l Mr. Olive Myers who has been lli ‘for the past week is able to resume ‘his studies again at the P. W, C.

3 Mr. Neil McLean and Preston lFraser. City were recent visitors to ‘Mt. Albion.

Service at the Baptist Church lhere on Sunday evening, Nov. 13th lwas well attended. The pastor, lRev. R. W. Lindsay spoke from Psalm 103 "Bless the LordO my soul ‘and forget not all His benefits." ‘Very appropriate music was render-

(tlllll-i-ll lll 511-1511-1111013 M11 111 11111111,, whom‘ 111,11 1111.1, 11111-911”, yl-vproceeds are to be ilscd to carry on and the Young Britons Movemenued bl‘ m9 ¢ll°irl the 011541111“ b61118

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Jill ycars llllli i-ilic was married and pol- llll~1l 1111», 111 1111 “(K-idonl lmil-lelll- Govemm‘ H941"!-

David‘ Oul- o1‘ llicso is lii-riha Passonlililivullfill be _ ,(llil\'£‘l‘ of 'l‘i‘zivellors liesi. Nearly who l‘i'r~'(‘ll1’il ill-l‘ fathcr, litll lost 111181115119‘! Dalmlmile of hi5 Hmmrl

ill cclrll ihc inl-ilill and nioncy amii-ilszllheli‘ Charitable ilfllvmes- The lilfly‘“'iu mum for considerably m0?" ‘ produced undcr the dis-‘than they d0 ill FY9591"- Thcre is a good deal of highbrow

sllc IUHVPH llthfllflwi hcr silrrolvlill; [hfl\\'i]1_1_-_ 1,.“

lulsband- six soils. fivr ilaugiiterrrf ltillll moi-c than forty gi'iiiiilclilliii'ell! ycar-olll t'lllllll'(’ll.4l)l1(£ posthumous.

allil iovablo wifc and mother. — - ——-i-O§—.__._

Western Guardian

—WANTE|)-Pair_oi' live brant

11o i-bi-rish llic incniory of a lilvilul; Scvcn olhcrs arc eight years old

‘talk among those who are opposed ‘to Female Suffrage in any form-

., _ _ _ . _ H _ _ _ . V a - I lstill more to the giving of thc v i‘ lht-il- all» unit. .i\\.ilils ioi null 1w girls of 2L O k _ I Onc lofty person asked at a pub-

l ‘ ' 1 Olll- oi" lliPSl‘ (icrlnaiilc Etorlicau , 6th‘: meeting the other day “hat

,valuc could be given to thc opinion

lli-- l‘lll".\'l of three small cliililrell. ; saw-d iii-r sister and brother when NEW YORK. Nov. l9.—Tolnm.\‘l lllt‘ l-nllugl- iii which llicy wl-rc Lfillilllfilll- 0f Philildeliillifll P9998121 gold standard. or on thc compara- l(li‘l(t‘ll din-int: the iilli-ilillttl} of tlicii" "i293 ill NOW YQYK lllldl‘9l1l\$Yl\‘l\"'ltive merits o1 Protection and Free nluilil-r (‘ii 'lii lli-ll. Shc lricll lil i=1 HS the world!»- light-heavynrighl}Trade. f. for one, do not know.

stance, thc wisdom of thc return to

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of the average flapper on, for in-;

Mrs. William Wood.

l Mrs. Frcd Trowsdale has returned lhome after spending some time ill {Southport at thc , home of Mrs. Gard.