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‘ -. ‘B’. .. u... on ‘woman ro rssvfl and appoint local‘ represeptptiae . 61092 yearly guaranteed... 21

weekly fivmse) and. ._ expfps JTTT-‘T-‘W-i" Position permanent. Blips iéniiaé REMENME“ f“; Aucflo" SALE

‘unnecessary. Winston Co., Tor- onto. A.W.-—wsl0l.

CALENDAR AND SPECIALTY salesman. Contract foi-‘four win- ter months to steady. bardWvoi-lr- ,~er. Big commissions, State quail. flcations, Apply Box 520. ndon. Ont- - ' . 58901l-41M6i.

SELL HOUSEHOLD NEO-

essities greatest imaginable fldemand. have business of your Rnwn; make ilve dollars up ally; , capital or experience on ecos- fsary. B. Garretzson. Brantford. Ont. 11-l1-12i.

WRITE SHORT STORIES 805N-

1 Miscellaneous .

lino. A. Mateo-Nate, LAND _1Surveyor, Hermanville. P. Iii. I. t. ‘ P. sass 1o zs nnn

at Fred Godfrey's. Suffolk, on Wed.. Nov. l1. at 12 o'clock sharp. For full particulars see haudbills. 5927-11-6-41

Mik- STRAYED. —FROM MY PREMIS- es. on Nov. 4, an ox 2% yrs, red ‘and white. white stripes down shoulders. Notify Joseph Acorn,

Millview. and receive reward. ' ‘598711-l1-WstU-3i

ario plots, - or Juvenile Stories. We teach you how. Test and Syllabus Free. Shaw Correspond- "ence School, Dept. BIBIoor Street West, Toronto. li-i-mwflzi.

ssoo CHRISTMAS-ATTY-ONE cllu

earn this “and more sellingiour »

Personal Christmas Cards... Best _time now. Spare or full time. ‘Sample free. Selling experience unnecessary. You deal wliredt .with the manufacturer. _ We p y weekly. Master Kraft Greeti g _ Card Co., Toronto- Representa-

‘tives also wanted iii-email towns. ‘

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Educational

YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO enter North Adams Training SchooPfor N-urses, North Adams. Mass. please write Supt. prompt- ly. School qualifies pupil to se- cure registration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months course at Yale Uiniversity Sclhool oi Nursing all

To Let

T0 LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. A1pply Guardian. . ~ ' 58713.

>.-_-_--i_-_-- TO LET--HOUSE AND BARN. wApply John Walker, Elm Avenue.

5998 1'1 11 '31. -

TO LET — HOUSE, CORNER Pownal and Euatou Streets mod- ern couv ‘ences, pipelees fur- nace. Phone 601-11.. S. B. French.

.55 Upper Prince.

"For Sale’ non SALE-TWO RANGES. AP-

ply 89 lR/Jchiord Street. - 5999 11 11 2i.

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PPR SALE. — ‘BARRED ROCK ‘mullets; '" Apply E. ‘A. Cufiib. Fairview, R. It. 4. 5939-11-7-3i

FOR 8ALE—7 YR. ‘OLD HORSE weighing 1300 Ibo. sound. ADD1Y ‘r241 Dorchester-Si; 5968 11 10 6i.

“T . DOZ EN

5061 "l_ 3i. _ l o

psi 5811-10-16 f.s.m.w. zei Salesmen Wanted

s». semen WANTED FOR THE ' Id Reliable Fonthill Nurseries." Start at best selling season. liberal" ‘commissions, exclusive territory handsome free outfit. large list of new specialties. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Oct. 16-41.

iTeac-itlcrs Wanted

WANTED —- AN EXPERIENCED first or second class teacher for

~» Central Guardian

FU-‘NI RA L

NOTIO Ir-fflih has

zeral ot the late John Jolinstsme of- Loog River takes

t Thursday. Nov. 12th. 1 o koillrtwment ln_Ged* ’ ry.

lwnnrso Fwrv “c iis-onn. sda A grade White Potatoes. one dollar iiftyikents‘ per bushel. begs

_ extra. M. J. Mclver, Kinkora.

5980-11-11-31.

. I ' - r MEETING OF CONSERVATIV- ES tonight in committee rooms Gt. George Si... at eight o'clock, All workers grid, members of commit- teas are requested to attend. 6002-11-11

rmsnis WILL as a meeting of all Conservative workers and mem- bers oi committees in the rooms on Gt. George Btfitonight. Full atten- dance requested. 6008-11-11

CAVENIJIOH‘ ” ‘SERVICES. There will be services in the Unit- ed Ohurch. North (Rustico on Sun- day, November 15i:h at 11.00 a.m.. and at Stanley at 7.00 pm. The Young People's Group will meet Friday 01191111111 at the home of Mr. Fred Clark, Cavendish.

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OHEESE MARKET~Montreal No. 1. pasteurized sold 42 1-8 U. D. C. Montreal suction cheese at Belleville No. 1‘ white no bid, No. 1 colored refused 2i.’ Toronto N0. 1 pasteurized 42" 1-2. No.y2 pagteur. ized and No. 1 pasteurized 41 ‘1-2. Cheese No. 1 largeeoiored paraf- fined current make 22 l-2.

FOX COMPANY WINDS U.P AF- FAIRS—A well attended meeting oi the Sea] River lfox Company was held in the’ city on Saturday, for the purpose of closing up the 11111111618111 the company. under the terms oi the Voluntary Winding Up Act. ..A resolution was passed to that effect and__two liquidators were appointed‘, namely Dr. J. Mc- Eachern. FPresidenl; and Mr. A. A. Pllmeffly. Secretary. -

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ATTRNQTi-YEI WINDOW-The Armistice FDay window oi Patons Ltd" is attracting’a good deal oi attention. The motif might per- haps the said to be expressed in‘ the wordsffliest W6, Forget." and is carriedout in a striking man- 1161-_ Amiar grave and wooden cross. around which grow poppies is shownJ- Aboauthe sides or the window are numerous war pictur- es. and the whole is nicely decor- ated with the National flag.

POLICE COURT-Two young men charged with breaking into "-1111 916811118 from the 'grocery store of Mr. Wm. J. Hillier, Elm Avenue. appeared before the Sti- pendlary Magistrate yesterday and

Dunstaffnage school: supplement ‘$150 per year. Apply to Herbert l. Thompson. Secty., Dunstaif- page, R. R. 3.. Ch'town. _ . __. 5986-11-11-31

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ArmisticeuDay

Tho following ‘poems 1ln commem- oration oi Animistce Day. have ‘b91111 contributed by Major D. A. Mac-

females. pups and adults. Canwmmald’ when“, mwm

adian National 1Regristered¢W1rlie or phone Arthur C. Wood. ‘iMt. ‘Herbert. 6997 1'1 11 4'1.

Lost

LOST—30 x 3% TIRE BETWEEN . Montague and Charlottetown. Finder leave at 106 FltvfoY 31-

and receive reward. 5945-11-10

LOST. — BUFFALO. ON COVE ll-lead Road. Finder leave at P. ‘J. McDonald's, city, or ’Frizzel's store, Covehead. 5991

Femalc Ilclp Wanted

n W-NNTED-IA IHOUSEKEEZPER IN s-mall family. Apply 72 ‘Rockford

St. between l2-—2 or ii-—-7. 15996 11 11 2i.

Safe Bonds for Investment

A. E. MACNEILL

137 Pownll 8t. b Telephone 704-L-

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1 Yliotcl Victoria

One of tits Isrdsst and I001 sqnipqimi Hotels In semi-n Canada. Contslvismifii roomln 44 6i which ' have private‘ bstirs. Completely rsnovstsd In the put lsw years.‘ Pew‘ ' Htitels‘ nhrougiiout Osnjl i, ind’ tbs United ltstssrsdvs

its ssrnnuiu table. Oeurtssib sci-vise to all Guests. Tsls- phsnes In rooms.

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Charlottetown Hotel Oo.,_Ltd.

Proprietors‘ _ nanny o. snows.

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Jss, Polly Truro; M.T.O. schsei Montreal. D. ,8. Grimes. St John; J. iii. Nswson, Boston; H, B. Mc- Laucblin, _Truro; W. P. Grant. 1'1!- lifas; Benj. l, Goodstein. N. Y. 6'.‘ Paul Psmctoa. N.Y.C.; WJ, MoDon aid; ‘J. Arthur Hamilton. Monoton- H. B, Oiilis. Boston; D. Moitinneiv st. obs; L. Mereau, Monusslv ill ‘it. _ bu. Truro.

VICTORIA Horst.

TO THEIR MOTHER-S AND -_ WIVES

Dedicated to the Mothers and Wives of those who gave up tholl‘ lives 1in Sanctuary Wood 13-6-16. the. rollowlng verses were written by Captain 1B, 1H. Rust who shortly after penning this ‘beautiful senti- ment himself was called upon to make the las-t great aacnlnice.

Althou-gh no words of ours wake again . Your valiant dead who lie by ‘ branch ‘and std-mp At peace once more. GalbnieVs Trum1p. Yo‘. do not hold our sympathy as vain.

When time with gentle hand shall soothe the pain. "‘ bmnce of 1th'is yet may Toning ‘Some comfort. may take some- thing oi the string From hearts that boat in memory of the slain.

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A‘ ‘Regiment/ls sympathy. A R681- 1ment's pride. With ‘those that mourn, lln those ‘that died as men. Arc yours; you loved them first and last. but ‘then We loved them too. and we know ' how they died.

God send our Country Mothers that shall ‘beer.

sons ‘as these to kccp he-r ‘Honour fair.

Such

Tho following extract 1ls taken frmn the last ‘verses written ‘by tho bate Lieutenant Kettle of the Dublin Fusiliers a few days before ‘htis death in action atGdnchy.

"Know that we fools, now with the foolish dead.

- ' Died not for Flag. nor isisd, nor

Emperor.

‘But for a dream. born in s herds,

man sited v And foi- the secret Scripture of the poor." s wove-cano- All ifilmls at saws filed brazed and circular saws‘ gumntsii.

All Jilnds of light earpem‘ tsr work dons by experienced men. Radio cabinets built to order. ~

Weeks .& Burns i

E1 Grssfoeorqs street il-iwsii.

uworms up the stress’!!! l1"! undermine the vii/sill! <1! $111519"

_ lP. E. 1I.—~Mon1itor.

were tried summarily. Both plead- ed guilty and the elder oi the two prisoners, who hits a police record. was sentenced to three years a_t Dorchester- penitentiary. Hits com‘- panion was allowed to g0 on a suspended sentence. The prison- ers effected entrance to the store through a cellar hatch on Sunday night and were apprehended on Monday by Officer Watson Hig- gins. The stolen goods. a quantity of cigars and cigarettes. were found hidden on' promises ou Queen ‘Strcct.

WELL KNOWN HER-Er-‘QNUWS of the death of Rev James 1Car- ruthens well remembered ‘in An- napolis Royal as a former 1185101‘ 01 Si. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. was heard ~with universal" regret. The late 1Mr. Carruthers ‘had held tpastorates at Charlottetown. Pic- tou. and New Glasgow, and for a number of ars was‘ attached to 1Pine Hill Col egeyl-lalrifax. Shortly after leaving here. he moved with IMrs. lOs-rruthers to Vancouver, B. 0., where his death took place. ‘His last yeam "were saddened by the sudden death of his only son, Uieut. Col. J. Stewart Carruthors, who, after d1lsbing1u1isl1ed1 service over- seas. joined his paneuits tin Van- couver. and took charge of a hos- pltalthere. tMr. Carrutbers‘ was suc- ceeded here by Itev. Muir, of Scotland. who was minor- wards transferred‘ ‘to isheiibmoke, Guys. Co., and recently left ‘the-re to ‘take-charge oi St. James Pres- byterian Church. ‘at Charlottetown,

MARRIAGES

BARRETT-ROOCH-At St. James’ manso. ‘Souris. on Monday. Nov. 9, 1925. by Rev. E. Lockhart, Leo. L. Barrett, oi Gloucester, Mass. and Annie Irene Rooch. of Souris.

DEATHS

McLEAN.--Tlio funeral oi Mrs. Geo. McLean, takes ‘place today at 2 p. Il'I. from her late residence at North ‘Wllltslvire. m-tei-mient at Brockfield Cemetery,

MacbE-AN-At the I‘. E. I. Hospital on iMondsy, Nov. 9th. M‘rs. George E, iMcLean. age 38 years. Funeral from her late resideiiceJNorth Wilt- shlire. Wednesday afternoon. Ser- vice starting at 2. p. m. Interment llrookfield Cent-story.

.1? . iii "r in." 52mg N;‘x‘:‘I (“Baden ‘n vssiud before, and elm woven; pgcllu] ma” for us. We have sold‘ M‘ mm“ q» is. ‘rut twenty-five years u the lulled _.I.i. Ranchers. sad ua Iiie lsrpst In in America.

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. ' A - 3 , xms A PERSONALITY PORTRAIT By ORASWELL-Phons dbl-L Make Your Appointment

Today. Sss Our New Easel Frames

RETURNED MEN. ATTENTION parade falls in at 10.15 sharp, this morning (Armistice -Dsy). Each man wearing his medals. Phase be on time.

FUNERAL TODAYn-frhe tuner- al of the late Mrs. George E. Mc- Iean will take place from her late residence, North Wiltshire. this afternoon. service starting at 2 p. 1:1. Interment in Brookiield Ceme-

ery.

WELCOME VlSlTOR-lllev. 1m. and Mrs. Campbell, Halifax, have

Ibeen spending a couple of weeks among their friends in lP. E. '1. after an albse-nce oi several years. Mr. Campbell preached last Sunday tin iris old congregation. Hartsvlille. Rose Valley and Bradalbane. and his many ‘friends were delighted to see him. lMrs. Campbell viisited her friends in St. ‘Peters and Dilu- dflB. and was for some days the guest of Rev. J. 1M. and 1Mrs. ‘Mc- IJEOd, at the Manse, St. Peters. She- received a cordial welcome from her kindred and friends.

Mr. A. C. Grant, Manager of the] National ‘Cash Register Compauyy

ARMISTICE W|NDOW—A 1925 . Armistice window that is nttractnllalifux lS in the city on a business Lilli: ‘ranch attention is that of the p’ -

ac nnon Drug Co., facing Great ‘TT-"W, George Street, it is designed represent the blooming oi the pop-'

e ' .

M31111‘; ?::‘;‘:1'“wfi‘l’11d§w:“‘|1a:‘ —JUST RECEIVED car lots Roy- lon Jacks "Lest wa F6 f?’ d al ‘Household flour in 98, 49, 24 “Immandér F! m h r33 a“ lb. bags. Also rolled outs, ont- bl ‘n 5 9 5 w "9 13099155 meal, bran, shorts, middlinge. Get

“w 15 151191911 1" 111189 B1111 81' our prices on quantities. At Sin- ‘Yflctlve 1181111- clair's. 5980-11-11-2i.

-BLUE NAP JUVENILE over- coats, brass button trimmed. age 4 to 8 years. ‘Special eacli $5.75. At Sinclair's. 5980-11-11-2i

WEST KENT SCHOOL-At. West Kent School today at 1.30 p. m. Judge Stewart will give a short address in keeping with "Armis- 1198 DEV". The Rev. H. D, ‘Raymond and Mr. J. P. Gordon will present the winners in the William Tyn- dell Essay Competition with med- als and will address the pupils in this connection. Several choruses will be rendered by the school un- dcr the direction of Prof. Ball. The public are invited,

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PERSONALS

—BRiNG A BOOK and have tea on Thursday from 4 to 6 at the Public Library. 6005-11-21.

"Brisket Social and dance in Tryoii llztll, Lot 6'5, Thursday, Nov. 12th. Proceeds in aid of hall. Ad- miifelon 20 cents. Ladies with ‘bas- kets free. 5983-11-11-21

—-SMALL .BOY'S frieze over- cozits, tweed lined. Age 4 to 8 years, $5.95 cutli. At Slnclaiusi.

5980-11-11-21.

—-BEAN SUPPER iu Central Reilcque Hall, Friday evening, Nov 13th.. lllliiCl‘ the auspices 0i’ the Women's institute. l-iolman's are

Mrs. Neil McCallum, Brackley Beach. was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Miles Azze. tParlnman returned to the city after spending the week

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The regular monthly meeting of the City Council was held Monday ni-ght in the Council Chamber. HJlS Worship Mayor McKcnna presid- ing. Two Councillors were absent.

There was nothing oi timportan- ce up for discussion cf equently the meeting wag short.

Afton the readiing of the minutes oi the previous meeting the usual bills were confirmed and others or- dered paid.

A communication from the Dc- pnrtment oi National Defence in reply ‘to an inquiry from His \Vor- slizip regarding a right oi way of 40 feet along the western line of Vic- toria Barracks Grounds was rend. The Department stated as this was the only ‘National Defence proper- ty -in Charlottetown. used for m1il- liilll. ca-mps. and as the size was al- ready ldmlted, it was not consider- ed advisable t0 dispose 0f this por- tion. The Police Ilieport was read as follows:

_ . cessation- -. on" w-

Policc Report for the Month of Oc-

end with ‘her parents 111i. ‘New Glas- gow, giving a radio (lemoustratiou dur- ing the cvcnillg and it is cxpccierl that the programme of the Bede-

quc Choral Society will ho hum-d.

Mliss Jiiusrt‘ Stevenson gpc-nt the week end with her parents in New

Glasgow. w _ 6004-11-31 ‘MiG-g Edwina Yeo. ‘Port llill, and

Miss lire-no iNe-wcome, 1R. N., of ilos- ,

ton ‘have returned home from Aiwr-

dean. Seek" where they spent the lpast six weeks.

ferlng from a sore ankle, ‘but is

doing well and will be out in n Mflmrlty 1°” Mflcnmmkh 336-

Mr. Shelton ‘Sharp ‘by u lii.l_l7i'ii r

offillliiilza0iitid were as ii)iiD\V'i"lI"‘ 13811109 n.°.?.°““..11:1:::."1::1:: ‘.1113;

Tlgulsh West

W .l’otervillc. . . . . .. in an exceptionally good pmgialu manners "Pmm _

of dance music by tho Casino (rr-lillroonmnunt

cheslm- " ' ‘St. Louis West-f‘ H The decorations were a featur". 3L Loam [can

On the stage a great arch was bull; hikmru _

and decorated with leuvcs and (‘uri mmhnguah

Jill S1 Ni S? (‘ril 7|;

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ored electric lights. This wusHubm-wn \\.'(\.sL , ,, ,' 4.. where the orchestra sat. gAl-herton East . . . . . _, . 7;; ‘During intermission a draw wosmmokly" (new p011) 124; 3;. made. the numbers being 0n the fdlmsdalc . . . . . . . . . .. 126 7.5 bottom of each person‘s plate. The (lampbeilton 7s lucky drawers were Miss Con- Bloomfield 102 stance Pricharcl of S-ummcrsiilc, Oyster Creek T7 and Mr. Robert Stevenson of tlic11'"1-8111'Y N011" '35 Bank of_Montreal. in each caso 111161111’ 5911111 . - they were presented with a turkey, C1199 W011i? - ~ - ~ - - - -~ 155 33 which brought much laughter as 115mm” Rm" 10?") _ they paraded down the floor‘ Hamilton Road Last) 160 121i The Dance was under the patron- w“ ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ~ ' ' - -- m" 131 age of His Honor Lieutenant Gov- Cozséaoevon ‘$31 124‘ ernor 1l-leartz. and the chaperones Enerlnye ' ‘ ' ' ' " 1m 4'7 were.Mrs.-'A~. B.‘ Cosh. Mrs. J. J. Enémua Ea.“ ' ‘ ' ‘ " 55 1m.) Johnston. Mrs, G. E. Sherren and Tyna valley _ ' ' ' ' no Mrs. (Dr.) 1Croken. Refreshments vlcwfla Wasp ' ' u were served and all enjoyed them- 5L quberta __ 3

selves to the utmost. Mnny new

y _ ‘ Arlington 9i

dresses were worn by the ladies. Wellington 96 This year the veterans arc mak- Central bot 16 . 46 ing s spocipl‘ effort to make Armls- Egrnont ‘Bay 147 tice week asuhig a success as pos- flu-Do Esmoiit 8i giblej " Fifteen ‘Point 102 Jriiie morning there will he n 31- Nicholas 41 parade to the Soldier's monument Mmcollfihfl 111 where a short service will lie-hold. 31- 35193110" - - - ~ - - -- 1113 72

And tomorrow evening a special 5"""1‘\°;1'B111° ‘V9111 17° 14“ {hntrkm _ production ‘enmled Court rl-louso._S Side . 157 120 "whom I “w. will,“ "and at me Town Hall. SSiile 210 Prince sxivqsni Theatre, This ‘in an §“"""°"}g° Palm“ ~ k,- eiiceilent pisy. has a strong cast Tgfiffigimfliest“ 150 7,; ‘flhzlll- “° "m" 5"" “'5” Indian River ...... .. as 74 '11 M‘ 9n b0“ 1113M‘. Princetown d: Rlty. .. 115 104

_ Spring Valley . . . . . .. 89 53

LACK" E A" S 2:212:22: tr“: ~ v _ B .

2'15: 0%?» 't"#§""§.'i.'i.';“'7.1 North lBedeque . 54

- psi-mine 4m Irwin guy time Freetown . . . . . .. . 77 {mlf-giffl-u {hang}. gafwffé" Centerville East 1:3

' 1 ' Centerville West 3.11 ii'i't°'n'i'tti:l.d""’"'" b’ ""1"" Newton 1a 78

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tuber, 1925,

For drunkenness . .. Anrost on IWarrnnts . Vagrzlncy

17 tlic

Total . . .- . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . jsllllllllllllfits served (luring the . month

.Gai'nlsliccg served

‘ nth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 T1 ~ ti - rn showed good - - , Mr. 1D. A. MacDonald. Marvau. ag w, p. I’1'111111>'1l1011 5011101105 11111118 11111- tnnnlkfnrlrnlsiDQ312110... artistic de- i N";- J-fll sftewan gas m zgclfgr N. S.. left nn return to his homo ' ' _ ‘ jt ing-tli month . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18 '1 1' i 1 k- "aim toun Y 119 97m B“ was Tuesday morning, after spending Red Hflfwe ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ‘w 2,’, Convcyefl to jail during the rfsémnnem and pa uh a mg post “no n]... gang wit]; truly Lei. the week-end and holiday. visiting ailmlnlidle ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' " Z8 “‘ 1momh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 l,‘ me anthgme "Stand l'p for “"5 effect" his brother n. J. and Mrs. Mac-I °°‘1}"“° M1115 ‘g2 91 Milk samples collected (hiring 1J0 q. and “Rejace The m“. .8 its... Barbara McNeill of Sydney Donald, 228 Richmond St., city. ‘Immhhlg ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' " "" ’ the month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41 S“) m C. 13., who since coming to the city ——-—- _ Sturgeon (a) 211 21, ihirole subjrcts reported during ‘Km’; Mr‘ I?“ ‘Acorsrzrlsirgils ' (s: has proved herself a great favorite The many friends of Mr. Gordon fiurgeo" l1’) _ 7‘: 19": the month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 Ethel dc°°mks'was Acorn who is Wm, an lovers o; musk‘ rendered Dingwell of Charlottetown, will he ‘ “my Harm” North "110rd-inary fines collected by the 159mm“ Wm: ‘ ‘ Ch 1'“ m V“ her solo with exquisite taste. N!‘ sorry t0 know that he had to enter Cambridge . ' ‘ ‘ l . I ' 1 0 n“ 66 Dal-ice durin-g the month $302.62l111w“3’5 a gamrget “w! Zlérgqlf Li“ Sh)“ and 001m. the 1P. E. I. Hosllltal Friday, suf- Totals I . ' ' _ . . ‘ I . H3422 W58 J. Véhiigiggltllaollcclfvzfisiéihi‘, ilenszrigflpozver n‘! V0105 A substantial offal-lug was mks“