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Central Guardian locals, iio per word; Western and Eastern locals Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word;

1o per word;

Classified 3o per word; in Memoriam Notices 70o 1mm“ and Spiritual Offerings. Cards etc.. 5c per name; Letters oi condolence 70o per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words tor $1.00 and l0 cents ior every additional 3 words. Notices oi Thanks and

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49 cents per inch. Address and ‘fissentatl 81.00. Other rates on

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We and Female Help Wanted

civli. SERVICE EMPLOYMENT. Examinations for Clerks announc- ed, open to . Applications to with Ottawa by November 30th. 19.9. our advice has helPed hund- reds 011mm civil Service po.ilions a5 Clerks, Postmen, Customs Eli- gmlIICIS, etc. Free Brooklet on request. . . C. schools Ltd» Toronto 10. Oldest in Canaguh 1gp

Agents. To Let "T~_'i-:r:ss'svmvisv. AP. “2.‘;‘£iTv‘$.io. L-652-11-14-6i.

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Central. 243 Richirioiéiilo-Slti-‘l-al.

r0 Liar - rnoivrTgP-M WlTIl _ l’, Tee . m "lace 14 w“ er L—559-11-14-1i.

’—— Male Help Wanted

APPRENTICE W A N T E D T 0 learn Barber Trade. Short Course. Exnert lrnlnlng. Molar Barber College, Halifax. N445

Strayed I

rnaiir: STRAYEI) or: MY PREM- i.=== about the first of Jnlv two _\"‘llfiL' rattle 1 year clrl and '- 2 rear old. n not claimed ior writh- iu ten davs will b“ Svld '0 (lnfrnv AXPPHSQS, 3911-1 '1‘ Cnrcoran. Cor con Henri. Y-FiHll-il-l/i-‘Fl. c.- —— _ _ _-___—-

Farm For Sale

POINT

AT YORK

Consisiini» oi 35 or 40 acres. Land and Buildings in good condition. Apply on premises to

MRS. WM. E. WHITE.

Professional Bards

McLEOD 8i BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, 1L. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C.

C. F. BENTLEY. liL.B. Barristers and Attorney-at-Llvv MONEY T0 LOAN 1B0 ichmnnd Street

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140 Richmond Street Phone d7. P. 0. 80a l!

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MARK R. MIGGUIUAN, C. ST. CLAIR TRALNOB

MONEY T0 LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank, Richmond Street, Charlottetown

“u. rfmlrurssfif 1C? NOTARY. bu.

BARRJSTER. SOLICITOR filgiainiiiiii; ciinriouotowii

For Sale

MAOINTOSH APPLES AT Reeves’, Southport. L-378-l1-8-6l.

FOR SALE-GRADED SHINGLES.‘ Spruce and Fir. McLeods Mills, helievue. L-569—1i.-14-2i.

FOR SALE - ONE YOUNG COW, to freshen December 1st. Emmett Kelly. Borden. L-555-11-l4-2i.

FOR SALE — KITCHEN RANGE. Good condition. Rieosonabale price. Alppiy 52 Upper Queen.

L-567-11-14-1i.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE near Bindalbane Village. Apply to McLean 8t McKinncn, Charlotte- town. L-584-1l-14-2l.

Female Help Wanted WANTED MAID ron nonse-

work in country. Apply gum»- dian. L-542-11-13-2l.

- I Miscellaneous

.. sKifiTEs AlNtD BOOTS OF ALL

510$ 01181 d id. E h Store, 108 Rigirilmosild Streext? “nae - L-577-11-14-2l.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED—FIRST CLASS EXPER- ienced Teacher for Harrington School Sur|p1ement-$125.00. Pres- ton Rodd. L-392—11-B-3i.

AT VICTORIA The Executo s to the Will oi the late Josephine Villctt oi Victoria, Queens 00., P. E. Island, ollei- by private sale hcr property at violin-la consisting of twelve acres o! choice

land together with a complete set oi buildings nil recently re-built and painted

1i not sold privately by November 27th next, it will be sold by public auction at 2 P.M. sharp on the above

ate.

Together with all household ei- iects. Also a quantity oi turnips, potatoes and mixed grain (straw to go with harm), a quantity oi good

a .

Two choice milk cows, two fat pigs, twenty hens. spike harrows, spring harrow. one plow and other articles too numerous to mention. 1i not line sale first fine day.

TERMS CASH. W. B. TROWSDALE. WARREN FERGUSON. Execntors JOHN Ii. MYERS, Auctioneer. L-571-11-14-21-23-28.

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FOR SALE‘

AT VICTORIA Property of the late Jos-

land with good house, barn and out buildings. Apply on premises.

W. B. TROWSDALE

Executors

l Professional Fumigutor And Exterminator GIIIIIIIICCG ISXI-CIIDIIIIIIOII oi all Vermin Rodents, eto. GEORGE C. WILDE Phone 55 or Write

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PALMER 8i HASLAM II. J. PALMER, K. L‘. l. J. IIASLAM B. A. LLB. nanmsnilt. are. Banlr oi Nova Scotla Chambers. Cha-iottetown, P. E. I. ‘h MONEY TO LOAN ons 85

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nun EMBALMEBS Kunm- River and arm-isms

Day and Night Service.

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none! ro was ‘illlermi Block. ca-riimoiowii. ran. I- n. Boil. n. L u. ‘ ms.

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N. Y. Stock

Exchange (Canadian has) ‘WI- Close Aim C and P 34 Radio 9 7. Am Tel Tel 10a 1.4 Am Wafer 11 7-3 ll 31 1-4 ill-eon as 1-2 Bait Ohio 3 5.3 Baldwin Loco 17 3-3 Bendix Av 31 1-4 Beth Steel 33 1-3 Chm Ohio 40 Chrysler 37 Commonwealth 1 1-3 Con lson 30 5.3 Curfiss Wright 3o 1.4 Eiec Pr Lite 7 3.4 Gen Elec 38 1-2 Gen Foods 4,3 7-3 Gen Motors 55 1.2 Goodrich 19 1.4 GQOdLVBB/r ‘P111 24 1.4 Gt Nor Pfd 27 3.4 Hu n Mtr Car l; 5-3 Int l Tel 4 7.3 Kennecott 39 1.3 Mont Ward 53 7.3 N Y Central g0 Nor Am co 33 1_2 Nor Pacific 10 1.4 Paramount 3 1-4 Penn n R 2s 1-8. Phil Morris 35 1.4 Phil Pet Co 41 1.4, Pure Oil Co l; 1.3 Radio Coup 5 Sears Roe Co 3g South Pac 15 3.4 Std Oil N J 43 1.3 Stude Corp g 7.5 Texas Corn 4r United Con» 2 s-a United Air 47 1-4 United Ding 5 1-3 United Gas 14 1-4 U S Rubber 33 5-8 U S St Co 99 7.3 U S Incl A1 23 1.3 Vanadium 33 3-4 Warner Bros 4 1.3 West Union 2a 3-3 West Elec 113 Woolworth ._ (Canadian Press) ' Slot-ks ch53 Abitibi Com 10 Abitibi Pid 12 3-4 Asbestos 24 3-4 B A Oil 23 3.3 Beauharnois 5 1-4 Bathurst A 13 3-4 l1 8 7-8 Fraser V '1‘ O l9 Ford A 21 1-2 Hlr Walker 43 5-3 Home Oil 243 Imp 011 17 1-2 Int Pete 26 3-4 Melchers A B 1-2 Price Com zo 1-4 Banks .3527 ‘WKEIIJ (Canadian Prulll Stoclu Gloss Canada -— Commerce 166 Montreal 213 Nova. Scotia — Royal Bk 180 1-2

BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW

AT CHICAGO DEC. 2 TO 9v

One of the largest exhibitions in the history of the International Live Stock Exposition and Grain and Hay Show at Chicago is an- ticipated when thie fortieth show is he'd theis year from December 2 to 9 inclusive, according to C. W. Johnston, general passenger traffic manager of the Canadian National Railways.

Advance requests from prospect- ive exhibitors indlcafe that the number oi entries will likely exceed the previous recored number oi 14,621 animals. Ari unusually large exhibi- tion of Canadian livestock ts ex- pectied, with entries from all prov- inces o1’ the Dominion.

The crops division, known as the International Grain and l-Iay Show, will be heid for the twenty-first time this year as n. feature of the exposition. It is one oi the world's largest competetive showings of corn, small grain, seeds and hay.

1n connection with the exposition, the National 4-H (Heart, Health, Head, Hand) Club Congress will take place and farm youths, boys and girls, from nearly every state in the Union, as well as from

farm and home projects.

"These events are expected to clraiw a considerable number of people from Canadian territory, who will find the through passen- ger trains of the Canadian Nation- si Railways a great convenience in reaching Chicago in a rnlmi-mum Of

Brett Canada, will competa in scores of Dnlhougi

time" stated Mr. Johnston.

New York Curb Montreal Stock (Canadian Press) g Stocks Clan (Canadian Press) Aim Oyan B S1 1-2 Am Gas H $8 Stocks m“; Am POWOI 1-2 Bell Tel 1B8 1-2 As G A 7-16 Brazilian 163 1-3 C Marconi 1 1-8 Brazilian l; 1-3 Cities Service 5 1-2 B C POW A 26 Creole Pet at 1-4 Bldg Prod 17 E1 5h 8 3-8 Can ‘i 5-8 Guilt Oil Corp 40 1-2 Can Nor Br 17 l-z 101k Air 30 1-4 Can Car Fd 15 3-4 Niag Bud ‘I 3-8 Can Car Pfd 28 Pant Oil 6 Can Ind Al A 3 3-4 Can U10 6 1-2 Oelanese z; 1-2 Cockshutt Plow 9 3-4 MINING o»... Smelt 49 3-4 Dist Bea/g‘ m 20 Dom Coa 3 "will Dom Bridge d’ 4; Dom Steel B 16 1-8 (Canadian Press) Dom Textile 87 1-2 ‘IORONTKJ, Nov, 18- Dryden 11 Swim ' Close oeii Steel Ware o 1-2 Alderman: 42 Gypsum 4, 7.3 Odn 101 Ham Bridge 1 1-4 Mwrla 2 1-2 Imn Tob 14 1-2 Armor 21B Int Nickel 47 Bagamao l1 Int Pow Pid 75 Bear Ex 5 1-8 Lake Woods 23 1-4 Beattie 110 Massey Harris s 1.5 Bldsood l3 1-7 McC0il Front a Bobjo l; 1.3 Mtl Power 30 1-8 Bmulan Nat Brew 36 g Brown Oil m) 1-3 Nat St Car a9 1.4 Butt Ank 740 Noranda 75 1-3 Cal Bid/m 216 Power COrp 11 Calruont an Quebec Power 1s 1-2 Mai 70 Bhawinlgan z; Caribou 215 st Law Com 5 1-3 Cent Pat 230 St Law PM 1B Chester a5 1-3 St of Can 35 5-3 Chromium e0 St of Can P a2 l-z Commoil 35 Wpg Elec B z 1-2 Comwealth a5 Coniarum 154 , gen smelt 49 3-4 . e a a... ou a; =1»; Livestock s»: are 6 as a mdiomdg f3‘, MONTREAL. Nov. 13——(CP)— puma“ 46o Calves firmed slightly on Montreal Franco 4o livestock markets today while 0th- Gillies Lake e ei- classes held steady, the Depart- Glemm 2 ment of Agriculture reported. - ggiigallgake g9 Receipts: cattle, 1,445; calves 1,- Goldeagle l; H lazs; sheep. 2.099: hogs 2,583. Gra Bousq 2 1_2| Good steels made $7 to $7.50, Gem GM’, 22 hvmcéiium stecrsflmostly $6 to $6.75 arcl Rock 1 g lain common .50 to $6. Heifers Harker 15 1.3 ranged from s4 to $6. rtood cows H1 55m 20 were arlund $5.25 medium cows $4 gginllg-Bsfi i4 1-2 to $4.75 and common $3.50 t0 $4. Homes“ 24% 14 Gunners and cutters $2.50 to_$3.?5. Howey 32 Good bulls were $4.50 to $52.1 and 11nd Bay Min 34 common mostly $3.50 to $4. lnspira g3 Veals ranged from $7 to $10 for Int Nickel 47 3.4 common to medium good kinds with gm Mt 10c; an odd top at $10.50 and with gfg; gig 1g; 32.13;‘Slifilili.ia§é.l°°'dii“iia‘ig Km‘ Like 135 and grassrs from $4.25 to $5 with. Lake Show m H the bulk at $4.50 to $4.15. mmaqm 515 Lambs were firm at $9.75 for Laps Cad. 13 1.3 good ewes and wethers, with one Lebel Oro 2 top at $10. Heavy iambs were cut lifting L L 0B per cwt. Céllis and bucks were cut M86888“ 425 Ehekepbewere from50$3 tg mcdgmd m5 $4 5B1 e u. ween $3. an en . . Mglaytjg f: Hogs were steady at $9 for bac- Mcfntyrs 55 1.3 ons fed and watered and $9.25 off McKenzie 128 truck-w. Selects drew $1 per hog Mfiwimm 55 1-2 premium with the regular cuts on Mffiland 12g 1-‘3 off grades. Feeder hogs sold up to §mmm 2 fiiostg‘: sylvelliogfglolidsgfisratill one 90 ~ - Moms K114i 6 3,3 brought s12 hot weight. gg-Yigglb 114 1-2 D “l! Z5 Norand-a 75 1-2 Normetai 55 lggililmru 950 r en i- Qkglm, CHICAGO. Nov. 13—(AP)—De- Omega 21 clin of about a. cent a bushel in Pacalta 5 the wheat pit today reflected sell- Pamour ing induced by peace talk reports - coming from Europe and prospects gfcrli°gr$ld 1% I of posible maistlure relief in the Home, no domestic wheat belt later in the well 177 week. Premier 142 Rallying slightly from the day's Preston 195 lows, wheat closed 14-3-4 cent Que Mln 30 lower than Friday, Dec o": 1-2- gmialgirft 15f; 1'2 s-a, May a5 r-s-ss; Corn 3-8-1-2 an _ . . senawr 35 down, Dec 50 1-8, May 52 3-8, Oat. - sheep Cr n5 1-8-1-4 down. 511mm; 134 WINNIPEG, Nov. 13-40?)- Sigma. 3'15 Easiness at Chicago combined with Sisooe B4 lack of buying interest to give 518G611 4° wheat futures prices a weaker tone slave m!“ 9 on a dull Winnipeg grain exchange gttgw 1,4,3 1'2 today. Quotationes fluctuated quiet- ep u 14 ly throughout the trading session sud Buln 311 before closing 1-4-5-8 lower, Nov Syivanite 295 at ‘i0 1-4, Dec 70 5-8, May 75 3-8- Sulllvan 75 1-2 and July 77. ‘Peck H1183! 4w Cash wheat transactions were Tex“ 00m 71 confined to odd car lots of nos 3 gem an g and 4 northern taken by milling vepmpeures! 445 interests. Waite Am 610 - 4i vvlglgmdm Ill. 1 z r ' HAVE Wri Harg 820 Q‘ - If; WHY E M i .. 1 vuusran r i147“ s o n " ‘ -“ ET 7 i. '~\\‘=~‘ ‘ "E - Foothills s5 all 1‘. \ Pond Ore 265 MONTREAL CURB (Canadian Press) MONTREAL, NOV. ill-Selected l milling quotations on Montreal , Curb Market today werez- l Stocks Close l Beauior 15 Cari; Mai 1 3~4

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Nov. 13-(OP)— Oanadian Commodity Exchange. Butter Spot: Que (92 score) 28 1-4 traded; Que (92 score) regrad- ed 28 1-4 traded; Que (38 score) 2'1 3-8-5-8. Sales: 75 Que (38 800M). 2'1 1-2; 100 Que (92 score), 28 1-4; 200 Que (92 score) regrad-

ed, 2B 1-4.

Cheese Spot: unquoted. ~ Eggs Spot: A-large 44A; A_ medium 37S; A-puliets 32A; 3_

large 26A: C 20A.

MONTREAL. Nov. 13—(CP)— Produce Market prices here todgv, B5 TBDOIWd by the Dominion Agri- cultural Bureau, follow:

Butter: first grade cneamery prints, Job price, 29-29 1-4; first grade solids, job price, 28 1-2-3-4; Que no 1 pasteurized, current re- celpt price, 28; Que no 2, 27.

Cheese: Ont white, current re- ceipt price, 15 7-16-3-4; Ont color- current receipt price, 15 1-2-

1178881 eroded Shipment/s in used free cases,- offering pnoe, A-large 46; A-mediltm 37-38; A-pullets 32-33; B-larse 26; C 20.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75's 90-05: Que no 2 75s 55-80; NB and PEI no 1 75s 1.00-1.10

Cardigan Head And Vicinity

On Tuesriay night November 7th. the mentbers of the Baldwins Road Womcrrs Institute met at tlte home of Mr. Poicr Carter, 48 P. iiui for their annual meeting.

Twrive members and three vis- itors were present.

The meeting opened with the Club Women's Creed. Roll call was answered by paying the In- st-itute fee, after which the min- ufes of the nervious meeting were read. approved and signed. Elec- tions of officers then took place. President, Mrs. Peter Carter was re-eiected; first Vice-President, Mrs. Peter McKenria. Second vice-President. Mrs. Joseph Cullen Srcretary and Treasurer, Miss Ma:- iori McCarthy re-elected. Other commlttea a-ppointed. The secre- tary gave an interesting report for the year. Next meeting to be ‘held [in the School House on the first

Tliesday in December. roll call t0 be answered with “Earliast recol- iections."

Two rtery interesting features of the evening were first: A contest out on by the entertaining com- mittee and the prize for the best ozmer went to Mrs. Joseph Mc- Aulat’. Second: The drawing of a L"f.tery' on a tea set. the lucky ticket being held ‘oy Miss Annie Gill, Eiliotvale, The meeting then dosed with National Anthem. after which lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the Misses Rita Cullen and Mary Carter.

A number of men are at pre- sent engoged in repairing Cardi- srim bridge: which has been in bad condition for the past few months, as the result of a loaded truck |havin~g pfllnzrfl through the plank- ‘ing sometime ago.

Mr. Sterling McLeod, merchant at New Perth and former resident of Cardigan Head. has recently sold his general store and residence at

,New Perth to Mr. Gordon Day of

il-lennitage.

Mr. J. D. C. McCormick 3t. iGcorges. was at 4B Road Station ‘inspecting seed potatoes, which wrere being loaded for Georgetown

Ifor export.

l The many friends of Mrs. Mar- , tin F Corcnrcm New Perth. will be pleased to know that. she is pro- rzressin-g favorably in the Montazue Hospital where she underwent a serious operation Tuesday.

The sympathy of the entire rom- munitv goes out. to Mr and Mrs. _ James Rice. Glonfrmninlz. in the! sudden death oi thoir son Peter! who was accidentaliv killed when ridlnz on the runnir"! board 0i a car last Sunday evening.

Belfast

Messrs. Charles and Jams Craw- ford, Roseneath, and iss Dorothy Leard were Sunday v itors at the l home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nich-

olson, Mt. Buchanan.

includ

Cove and her dslmhter Mrs. Rich- ard Jenkins, Miss Katie Msoliean, Eldon. Mrs. Joseph Robertson. Miss Florence MaicPhee, 3.0. MscPhee, izilmuchsnan, Mrs. A.G. Putnam

Mrs. Pearle Cantello, formerly of Mt. Buchanan, but now of Ham shire, accompanied by Mr. We is and Miss Watts, were recent visi- tors in Belfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robertson.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacRse of Point Prim and little daughter, Janet, Miss Mary MacRaie and Mrs. J.D. Murchison of Mt. Buchanan. spent the week-end in Charlotte- town. the guests of Mr. MacRsiek sister, Mrs. WiUr-ed Hunter, Kent Manor and Mr, Hunter.

Mr. and Mrs. John Docherty, Mr. and Mrs. E. Newson. Miss Georgie Docherty, Mr. Earl Willis of King- ston. were in Belfast on Sunday visiting at the home o1 Mr. and Mrs. George Docherty, Pinette and Mr. and Mrs. John C. MacDonald, Point Prlrn.

Mises Catherrizie Msoheod. Joyce MacDonald, ivtsrrgsret Ross spent karmiistice Day at their respective

omes.

The ladies of the Belfast United Church held a chicken supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillis. Eldon, last week and a splen-

id sum was realized. Also the members of the South Pinette branch oi the WMS. Auxiliary of St. John's Church, held a bean supper and bazaar at the home of one of its membzrs Mrs. CA. Mor- rison oi North Pinette on ‘Iliesdoy

night with the same pleasing and

profitable rmult.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ross of Rosiebeny. have arrived home after a. three weeks holiday in the US. A.

The funeral of the late Mm. Isn- beile MacRae, ionmierly of Point Prim was held on Thursdayoi’ last xeek. Interment Polly Cemetery, Mt. Buchanan.

Dr. and Mrs. HD. Johnson and Mrs. Maude Carruthers of Char- lottetown, were visitors to Eldon last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AG. Putnam.

A large congregation attended the communion service at St. John's Church last Sunday morning and four new members were received into the church. The choir is meet- ing this week at the home of Miss Jean MacKenzie. Melvifle, Sec’y- ‘Irena-urea of the choir.

Mix Jean Nicholson who is tak- ing up Grade Eleven work in the blcrit-aguc High School spent Sim- dav at her home in Mt. Buchanan.

Belfast Institute members have heard with great pleasure oi the two new branches that have been irmed recently at Wood Islands East. on Oct. 25th with officers as follows: President. Mrs. AM. Mac- Lennan; Vice-President. Mrs. Dan MaioKay; Secretary, Miss Gladys Brown. Also at North Pinetfie on Oct. 30th with President, Mrs. C.A.

Morrison; Vice-President, Mrs. J. Aiulgoas; Secretary. Miss Marion G .

LOWER MONTAGUE SCHOOL

Report of Lower School for October:-

Montague

Grade X LBeth Cowan. ZGhs-ries Aitken.

Grade VIII 1. Jean Poole 2. A1- bert Altken 3. Alfred McKearney. Grade VI 1. Ellsworth Edmunds, Grade V 1. Margaret Poole, 2. Frances Cowan, 8. Phyllis Cowan, and Freda Aitken, (equal)

Grade IV (a) 1. Pius (Jheverie, 2. George Wright.

Grade IV (b) 1. Dorothy Taylor, 2. James McKearney.

Grade III 1. Earl McKe-emey, I. Emily Edmunds.

Grade I (a) 1. Monty Annear, 2. Ray Machon, 3. Vincent Boudreau. Grade I (b) 1. Mary Jackman, 2. Louis Aoorn, 3. Arnold Hubley. Perfect Attendanoez- Barbara Vatcher, Dorothy Taylor, Monty Annear. Mary Jackmnn.

Louise M. Hewitt, Teacher

MONTAGUE MEMORIAL SCHOOL GPIAIC 10 and 9: Allan Nicholson, Teacher 1. Carl Currie. 2. Bill Burden. 3. Maiok Beck. ~ Grade 1X:-

lltens

Recent visitors to the cit e Mrs. Angus N. MacDo d, Mns. Malcolm Beaten. Fiat River, Mr. and Mrs. John Docherty, Pipette, Messrs. Percy MacLean, Harold Eldon, Mrs. JA. Nicholson, Orwell