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VEGETABLES WANTED by F. .l. Holman. See classifier! column. ll-lti-il

WHAT EVERY WOMAN wants —A Print Lady Shopping Bug. l-lvcry lady may lnlvo ono for only tit) cents at the (luarlllun Office.

THE CHILDREN OF MARY ill- llfliti Ilollling ll Bean Supper ill their hall at Notre Dame Academy on Thursday cvnulm: Nov.» 22nd. Como lluli enjoy delicious honlc- baked bl-nlts and brown bread.

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‘BOY LOST IN HALF FROZEN

STRETCHES OF LAKE MANITOBA MARSH

q-lp- tottolvillg tlllyllillll from tlle .4. \\'_n1]iltt~‘,'_ Fret- Press, of Novclnltl-r l‘, will be of interest hcre. as .\lrs Ferguson rcferret! to is a daughter of the lulc .\lr, Ewen biclilnnon. of llzlntpten, and I\ir. Ferguson is a . son of .\lr. Duncan Ferguson, of llierlable. taut; t Provincial police left Portage la I‘ra le today Iu an uttelllltt to v lwrcst from the .'illi.‘§il,‘l' luarsh coun- ll'_\' north of tlult town the ftl‘e of _ a iT-_\'t‘ilI'-llili Wiultipeg boy-a boy '\\'illl vo-Illllft-ti zllone into the luazc ‘of half?‘ zen land and water 'l'lles- » :lill_\' zlftt-rnoou and who has not Ibccu sen-n since. l 'l‘lle boy is Stuart Ferguson. the ,ou of Willialn FUYKIIFOII. a cen- til'ttl'll'll'. llc aecltlupauled his father on a Yllutltiug trip to Flee Island. tll the .illliti of llle marsh country. 'l‘ltcl-t-

AT HOME.— Mrs. Iiiark ll. .\lc- Ulligzltl will rccclvo for the first tinte since her marriage, at the bolllo o! her parents. Ml". and Mrs. ‘J. .l. ‘Pralllor. Prince St., on Friday, tho 16th. from l to 6. ::l

ANGLICAN SERVICES ill the the parish 0t‘ New London on tile

, ‘ . . _ l-\tlt inst" will be as .follows: ‘andleb' Best mater I-‘rcnch River 10.1w a. lll., Irish- ‘, . , town. 2.30 p.,ltl. with lloly (‘om- ldlb ‘ind 10p notch munlon. Kcluliutrtuu 7 p, ln.. Sull-

day School at Kcllslngton 2 p. lll

REPORT ON MRS. JAY —-The niauy friends and relatives of lllrs. [David Jay of .\louut Stewart. will ‘be pleased to learn that ller recent operation, at the Trunlvillc Hon- .pital. Brookliue, lllnss. for gutter was very successful.

I CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY AN- }NUAL MEETlNCh-Tllo atllluul tgencral meeting of the Children's .\id Society of Charlottetown and of all cities interested ill lllo wel- fnm oi’ children will be held ill the City Council Chambers on the cw crlillg oi‘ Monday tho 19th of Nov- ember at S oklock. By order W.

_‘.l. l’. .\lc.\lillau, President,

HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT — 'I‘llerl- will be service in the Cross Roads cllttrcll at ll a. lll.. ilt tllc Protestant Orphanage l.-Il't p. lu. ’I‘ltero will be special singing at tltis service. Service ill the Alex- andra church at It p. ill. and ill Ilaxelbrook 7 p. Ill. I\il'. Lindsay will he the spcakl-l- at all the scr» vices. (Patriot Please Copy.)

FUNERAL SERVICE—The illn- eral of the late .\Ir. (loot-go Yesscy. York. which took place on \Vednea- llrcv. Nov. lltll, front his late re- silience to York ccmntcry was vcry lalgcly attended and showed the high eslecllt in ‘which lle. was held iu the ('tlIlllllllllli_\'. The services

mornillg the party stzlrted out; lftl-r ducks lull the boy tllruetll MACBETH AS LUCIA l-ack, Lain-r tn the llay he tollll

Amid scenes of greatest cnthusiasmqimm’. MMIW immem he m“ ‘wing! Florence Macbeth making he‘. Scasorfstilllllilllg on his ltwn zlccotlllt. llc debut in “Lucia of Lanlmermoor" with the Chicago opera cl-lupany‘, was ac~ claimed as the greatest siltging actrc of the present. century.

i‘ ld started out. ' \\‘heu .\lr. lfirrgsou and his (‘Ulll-l

tzllliolls relllrllctl at l) o'cl0cl( till-

Although her . . line of ancestry goes back to hhlcbctlnitrty was still out. ‘fltlgv walled fol"

once King of Scotland. Miss llllache-th ;il l-‘l WW4 (if h" Amfirican birth and of ‘decided he Ilad ltroltalbly put up at ‘he f"! “"1! “H hp?!" “dllcilfmn. I'll: other shooting cabin and went has been u". the hands u" tn American t.“

hell. , leach“- , Al. noon yesterday, though, when]

llhe boy had still failed to put inane appenrzllll-e. the ltarty hecalnt: al-i ...._._§“._.,.‘.‘,,“‘.,.‘. lerllted and started a search. (ltlleri "limiter" joined ill lt and, by after-

zluootl. ire of melt -wcl'l- SPOIIYlIIIZi

the |r,alll--l'liu. surfacl- of lhl-i

.ll.'tl"=ll. i

‘Vhis ulorlliltg lilt- ‘t':Il'l'il nits‘ re-i =unlelJ. ueurlty fol-liters joining in. ;il. lltll all their t-fftlrtt." revealctl no‘, ‘trace of the missing youth. 'l‘lll-i tlllZlYHil hall swallotvetl up whalevclfi ‘rail lll- left, and it kept. its-sccretw ; A nulubel" of things may have. iiltlltllfillWi to the boy. according to! whose fanliilal" with the luarsll. 'I'llct lice is still thin. and he may have; ‘fallen through an air-hole. Or. he; .lully have injured himself ill some; imultnel- and be lying Ilelpless. aI-= lllost zls far front hope of rescue as‘ ltltouglt he were ill an unexplored icotlutry Or. as has been the case with tnuny others, he may he mere- ly hopelessly lost lu the confusing ll/'l\\'(>I‘k of lnurshes.

(‘ltustaltlta Aiorgult. who took charge of the search-today". is well ‘ FJHYIIIIliIIIGIi with the ltlursll country zlaud ;~ at. he will llud the boy ll' he

‘it: llil\'l'. quarters fol" hurtling Eqlllfh I .

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Late Fall Days

Whether you are

out for

small or big game-it's the

yo: and the amntunltlnlt that

O-O-O-O 0 D-O—O40§O§b-O&O§-O-OO-O4

docs the. trick. We are head’

I'm! lo Find 1mm ol Boy. -

merit that the lruc sportsman lfinveutlter 1|

la rtroud 0f. And our am- 'I‘h.» l‘lIll\'|('ill\|l lhol Sic-uni‘! i"c|' H _ itguultll. IT-yllflrtliti Winnipeg boy. lwtumtlon Ia reliable. That's .li.».< belleallt the soft lllarsh ll't'

why our outfits stand the

tiled to reveal any tract: of teat of a good day's sport. tluy M. IITTiiI. who went t.o l‘or- ‘loge la Prlllrte 'l‘hurllday to assist iin the taenreh. returned this morn ‘ing. i "'I‘lll-re is hardly n ghost of a ll- alien that the bny is llllve," he fltllti. “'I‘lln marsh ice. is full of pot- lholtls and ll. would he an canny lnat-

You will do better with the best and pay no more 10p u

HEN.

6 i 6 a Q 2 dlortb of Portage la Prairie. grow itetlllv is all efforts of searching lualtle tthc missing youtll. A

fa "tr-r for t-vcn a grown tnall,- experi~ l‘llt‘l‘li in iht- swalllp country. to .'_______________________ ____>_ ‘lllutnblc lute one. , "fivery possible effort is bcitlt:

jllllllit‘ by the police. and lll,‘ii|'i))‘ re- |'-‘~‘l'i“lll!~l lo solve filo luyslcry of the llltyvbl IIlsallplull'llllcl'. btli It sol-ms flee- oltd tel-s |Il'U|)5iili') every ltotlr‘ lilut. they will uucceod." i ' .\lr~', Wllllaul Ferguson. of 21m; iiilflifllitlil‘ llvalluc. the luotllcr of the,‘ ‘lost boy. was pljol-ttrnlnll iolllty at her llolue, News of hit-t t|iBll|)))l>'iIl‘~Z lit becultlo practically lrerluln that. "he was: dead. i Tho boy and bin father. who is‘ pt “qlllltililfl contractor, were nleln- Ihers of ll hunting ltllrty. Tuesday [afternoon the boy put on hlll zsknteu and wullurud fli0llll lntotlte ‘tvllllltrncus of half-frozen llltlll and

Be thankful for a boun- teoua spread.

Give thanks n}. thii your

daily bread. “Yiicr- t lmoucrou FIRM HAS ‘ DAMAGE av Fmsl

l iluntcron, Nov. ifin-JI-ill." metre‘ ttnrlrillblng store o! P. A. Belllveau - >t Main street. m: damaged

n p ~_ ‘nu

lpllt on his skates, took a shotgun!

illl until late ill the evening, tllelli’

‘u.

aul-c was withhold front her until 4

Zli- the house and at iill‘ grave were under iilt- direction of his pa-dor. lll-v.ll. T, Hlnlth, .-lssi.stcll by his ueltltl-tv. llcv. W. S. hlalmll. ll. lt.. of 'l‘ot-outo. The pzllI-Itcarcrs WPYI‘ ilr. \\', f‘. \\'l-st. Fred W.

I

.lollu T. Ferguson

Watts and Albert. Proud.‘

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CHILDREN'S WORK MEETINGPHWIWL '~'“""“""P "l" "W

—(‘ll-. lottctowu Sunday School] workers in the Prilltary altd Junior, departments. lnct with bliss Alice‘ llarrisoll, (‘hlltlrtslrs work sec rotary of the Alarititnu Religious TILIIIFZIIIOII t‘ouucll. at the Sumter} hour ou 'l‘lltll'sd.'ly. Nov. Sill ill iht llczlrlz Aleluorltll Ilall. After sup lter there was a short progratu, ill- cillllilll-t a viulill solo by Mina Sllllti ll liiltlc Study by ;\I s. tlougll on The Hook of the l's.'ll|n:=. and :l pa per on Missions by Airs. .\ltllt-li. af ‘er which .\li.~<s ilarrisoll allllrl- i Iltt- teachers on lllt- (‘llildrl- Work, ill which luore and lultre l-olnlltllltity efforts along lines of lll-ligious l-Jllllcatirm are being cul- pbilsized. while the need ot' more taint-ll teachers in the Sunday ‘schools is being noted. Miss liar- son spoke of the very evident rc- sponse of our teachers to this do- manll. 'I‘enching the lesson "was the. nlain tbelno of llcr nlldrensytlltl the tbrcc ltolnts were clearly pre- uented: ~ (Illuse tho pupil to Kbi<'l\\‘. TO WILL. alld TO IJO. A round tahlo disetlssiolt lm many problclns ill class and general school work followed and closed u coltfcrlull-u :li ollcl- inspiring illlli lulll<t practical, During the szllllc afternoon Aliss- |ilIl'l'irl0ll cmtdllc- tell ill Prltlcc Sll et Strllrltll. a. story Ilour for the ltnyu and girls, Stor- lord of tarlous types '\§'I\l'l\ lolll to lite three llllutlred children pre- ‘Will. flllli lllc ztlielltihll of all prov» ed their keen inlcrt-st. (me ulory w; ‘ tabla-ant front Ill‘. (‘jrrtls .\Il-.\lll~ lull’ "Canadian Fllllgv Tales" alld proved to be \'l‘l’_ll--|)tl|lIliIll' with the children. 'l‘ilis Story llour was a great tlellgllt to the children, and its success but rcfle. , s Miss Hnr- rlsotfr. admirable qualifications for her chosen line of work.

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The Lavender

in superb. We have wide choice as we have In this Odor.

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.I.(.'. hll-Donzlld. Frank ilowtlrlhtli‘ May that

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run cnltnrdriiilrownialtnlijiiltn 4 I v i! ' l ‘ I‘ The Mitchell inquiry Verbatim Report of the Proceedings of Commission Appointed by Council to Inquire Into the Conduct of

Andrew Fraser Mitchell. Recently Dis- missed Immigration Agent for v This

Province.

After ltdpoul-lllllcnt on Oct. 25th "H! (‘Uflllllilil-liflll lnct again, Coul- luissioner t‘. R. Snlnllwooll, l\'. 0., presiding. at ll a. llt.. Nov. 14th.

CAPT. ALFRED H. . BUTLER: (Sworn)

i-lxalniuailutl by the Attorney General:

Q. What is your occupation?- A. At present I ant a rctircll ludiall army officer. Q. When were you retired‘! A. On August 28th. 1922. Q. Where were you born?

land.

Q. Ilow long have you served with the Indian urlny?

A, The date of llly tIOIIIIIIiNSiOII

'wns August 0. lillli. about scvctl

years.

Q. llavc you over had any prac‘- icnl experience in agl-icultulwfl’

A. Yes. i ran the (lovcrlllnent tiairies ill Mensopotnlnia.

Q. Was that preceding Indian army experience?

A. It wal-l while I ivas with the army. 'i‘hcrl- uro the ulllitary dair- es for the supply of food products to tllltso ill lllel-lsopolalnilt.

Q. Wllnt would be the nature of your experience there‘!

A. It was dairy farming. I just hull the care of cattle. tllc grading of fodders for tlll- zlllilnals", and so on.

Q. llow long were you at that?

.-\. 'I'hrcl- and a half years,

(l. You had no experience. of ‘arlnlug ill lfillglzlllll before you on cred the. arllly‘!

A. Since leaving the zlrluy I was farming down ill Iiovonshlrlt with I gentlelltau farulcl".

Q, ll‘or how long?

A. For about lliltl- nllnlatllntely before sailing.

your

luonllla.

Q. Wllcu did you rcacll~ this ronlltry? A, We sailed August 25th alld

.vc zlrrlrctl on the 13nd of Septcnlb- ~t'. I alll not lplitl- stlrl- about [he alter dale. l

1. Will you narrate the facts and ill‘ circulllslaltel-s that illtlllcud IDII lo l-olne (l\'l‘l' to this country‘! A. I first receiver] a ll-ltcl" from

ill". Andrew Fran-l».- ltlitcltl-Il, "[1 Vi! acting.‘ for Prince Hli\\‘lll‘tl island in London alld lll- wrote

A. At Seven Oaks, Kent, hing-p |

the

Order in

"For tlll- tlovcrllltletlt of Prince

l-ldwartl island" altd he wrote on paper bearing the Excptlllvc

(foltncil sl-lll. ‘ Q. llavc you ally saluplctt ltero‘? A. I have. solllo here but not tho Ones that he u rote. I don't think. Q. We will come to the others iillcl‘. The first iettcr you rccciv- Icd bore the seal‘! l t). .-\nll In: signed llinlself _re- prl-sentatlvc for lilo‘ G0\'t.‘l‘lilllE'lJi of Prince Iidu-arll Island. A. Ycs.

_ t). You had nu interview‘ with ‘him ill pllrsuancl» of that first ileltel"!

l .\. Yes.

i Q. You hall no furllll~l~ previous vCOYflfiillfllllittlllil‘T

i .-\. I think I hall a reply first. I thud written to say that l had read his ll-tll-r.

MR. INMAN, K. C.:(‘lln you pro lluce this. corrl-spollllellcef.’

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL: \\'e will. when we l-unlc to lt. You have llol gut the first letter here‘!

'.\ No. ill fact I have really littll- correspolllllnlcl- Ilere.

t). This lorrespolldencc rcsultcll ll all interview’?

A. Yes, Mr. ltlltcllell put up lilt- scileull- to ule that by buying land

1t lfilllcraltl I should Ilc able to taru an incolne. t). ltlll you rcllltirc to earu an

incolnc‘!

A. i lilll. yes.

Q. Yoll did not have sufficient to ‘ive llthet‘\visl-'.’

.\. l only Ilave a snlall lICIlSitlII lllrlwed In: lllt- Iudllnt govern zlcill. v

t). On what lcrllls were ulzl lcltlolloliaetl‘!

.\. About three thousand oi ll?

tfficers- were lleluobltllzell lllltiv‘ a Royal'\\'al'l"llllt, It was simply n dhetltc to "axe" us. to get rill of lri.

ti. ilow much were you to ,Lt-l'.'

.-\. It dit'l'erl~ll ill Yllfilllls‘ classes if rervlcc.

t). lJid officers of til - same rzlnll rel the same trcatlucltt‘!

A. Yes.

Q. livery (‘aplaill would get tllr: amt-Z’

pet-lire of lllc lllllnbel‘ ol

turbo: lllut he hall a fine proposi- loll to offer lIll'. It was at the end I got that. I saw him ‘i m" ‘iifiiillllllll-I of llltltl- and ilc liiZl('|'li the SFIIPIII" bl-forl- ull- (hm Ely ltuyiug certain acres rm- _ rallcll~ m: at lulueralli I would be llbll- to JilFll luy.‘ liViltt-I colllfortably. , loll said he wtls acting fol Prlul-e Edward Island \\‘llat. l‘l“l‘i . . _ . ‘"1 tilt! you Ilave to say that‘? A. ill-cause he had signed [ohm-s

Overworketl

\('>. hundreds of thousands tn tilclll are. This applies. to lllt- bout-e wilc null |uoiilt-l' wit.) -strlll.;g|l-_-,- or. l. small lucolno to make both end.- “Wi i" ‘iltllll-Z all iill.‘ wasllill: cooking. mailing and |n.-pd ‘ll! tor a large illlllii_\'. ’l‘llerl~ url tillers who not only support them selves working ill factories. shims stores and offices, but often .iIll\'t m invalid father or lnotltelflto sup port. therefore do llousolvttrk In- iitit", ’I‘Ilcsl\ are the women whl llrcullt dowll early llllll are aiTliclt-ll \\'l!ll vllriotls itll'lll.\‘ ol telltale weal. less. Nillcly-cigllt out of (‘\'l‘l'\‘ too wonlcll who iliHl" iril-ll Lydia [-1 Plhkllllllrs Vegetable tlrlllpttllull have proved that. it it: a successful 't‘lllt't|_\' tor wolnelt'.~: ills. Fol- nt r l_t 1ifl_v years it ilas Ill-ell restoring tvolllell to health. and lt will part -vel'y ailing woulltll to try it_

cons m ANID oer voun GOLD FISH now. we HAVE AN INTERESTING’ orren.

_ ' .errlc<-'.’ _ . .\. Ycs, it was just according [u ra k '

Q. What would a (‘llpiuiu get‘!

A. Lilfitl pounds uas the ill\\\"‘.il he ulnllll gel. l

Q. is that llllllutllly"!

A. No, it ' 11-. the capital llluollnt ~ lll pay you lull, For every year‘: service you col :70 or Itto potlllll ‘Xlra. I for-pct which it \\"ls now.

t). Sn for your sl-rvi of .\'l‘\'t'l.> Yum you would gel 1.2511 ptttlllll- plus, sav Stilt pounds-L’

A. Yl ._ about that,

t). 0r about Lotto ltotlllllu?

A. Yes. You could draw lhal liFlliKili. away but if you llid yo would not gel a ltellsioll tvllicil NW)’ iliillwcll you for iill'l'l‘ years f you left il with tlll- (lovl-rullll-lll

So it. would pay you lo iI"l\'I' it.

l-t- How ttnlcll ltellsion?

A. 20h pounds- ill a single lllilll_ lull I300 pounds to ll lllilffiPti lltrtl for three years:

t). Alld then?

A. ’l‘llelt you draw your capi al Ill tho lucalltilne, you could llrllu l? ',)l'.l‘t'l'lll. of that capital aull thu would be lll-duetl-d from llle fiua jiaytucnt. '

U. So that ltvcl" and abote that only ihorl- above Ille rank m Taplllill would get any lteltcl" liilll that‘!

A. Yes. lllllem they hall a IIFPH) out: service. then their yearly [my llollls would b~ ;,l'c:l l-r.

(l. Were i||4'l'l' lll.lll_v ltflicers l\'l‘l' the rank of (‘aphmt .l., tltltllltlizod.

A. I ivould not say so. |ll‘l‘ 4- it was really to g~~t rid of the junior

tfflrers. ltlosll); the lunjltrily were. that were being "axctl" at. lllal lillle.

Q, Would’ it be true to ulzlkc lllls llllteluent. "'I‘hcse. people nvcrnge" Ill iltllirlllllal capital of nt. least

330.000 besides their yearly pen- llou of Iruln $2,000 to $5,000‘!

are at all susceptible to coughs, coldsnndlzhills. Dissolved inthemouth. these (areal/treble tablets instantly fill the chest and lungs with their healing germicidal vapours. These strengthen the air passages and repel germmttack. Peps end the snllflling and ahaezlng. the wheezing. soreness and cough before it develop! Into bronchitis ordln erotls lung trouble. Peps are speedily: ectlve and vastly sitter and better than dan- gerous drug-laden mixtures or tablets containing harmful chemicals.

Asn preventive andlemedy (or coughs. colds nod chi wheezlnesa. honruoness. grlppc, bronchl and sore throat. noth- ing can equal Peps. Splendid ulwlor weak-chested children and old folk. and for prencherlcsitlgers and public speakers.

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Yes! Just try t0 hold this Four-legged thunderbolt!

See

Crazy abou

See this Can't even stick ‘"9 horse. but h

girl thinks he's stceplechaserl

Douglas MacLean and Madge Bellamy, Stars

A Panic! A Rip-Rcarer! One of the GREAT BIG HITS of the year-even bigger thanthe sensation Willie Collier made it on the stage!

Such yells! ' Such thrills!

Horse? Fed on dynamite!

' See this Girl?

The Hottentot because thq

Such steeplechlase spills!

this

t horses!

Man? on a rock- as to ride

a famous

“TH E DRAGONS

A. That is zlltsollltely virtlllll- Flwy had nol iill“4l‘ rl-ulltlrccs. I Q, 'l‘.'lkl- your o.\vll ca. would.

hlg pension with ihl- (‘llllllili iliiil" TH“... (I|]"I|Il' you lo live without! Vtll‘ illg. without :l:ty financial

illllt‘t' for iill‘ rl-“l til Ylllll" tic .\. No this only lasts Illrlre rears. Lllti during that time I iltlpo to gel ltlnelllillt; lint’ will lulp illl‘ lo trovide for ln_v.~'elf.

Q. Iletnrlllng to the. l'f‘lll'l.>tll'llill- Iona ltlllllc by hlilchell. he tolll bout the schelue ol‘ sl-ttIelltl-tlt ill

his Pl-ltvilllae‘.

A. Yes. t), Ilill he have .l-ty lnup ill how you‘! A. Yew \\‘l- hall two ltiocks on s . 'ilt'llll'. i tllarge Pillllilriil luau product-ll