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Physicians were

(Canadian LONDON ,7 Nov.

chief in the lung.” The by Sir StanlcyHewett

u on Armistice Day may have been]

illness. mrqugh, out this service "oi remembrance at the ceuotabll in Whitehall he stood. bareheaded in a cold" rain. A map in close, mo. with royal circles, owns boom; this» afternoon as saying that the Kingsi

Announcements; “ (lomillg Events,- Meetillgsglltc.

o Mirjclllmprolled

ionsiderablle Public‘ ilimriety Wells

a .o..; His Mojoorys Bedside.

letin camefronl King Georges physicians at 8.45 p. m. tonight. It said: “The King had a quieter day. His temperature is lower and there was no further extension of the lnis

ltheln. Sir Stanley Hewett, probably

Ttvo Pe rsondl Hastlilysummon-

Press) \ ‘

23—'A reassuring bul¢

bulletin was signed andaLol-d Dawson.

UONDON; lullov. 28.--Devotlon todllness. although-serious. should not’ duty and a desire to share in Great be regardedhas in any way alarm- iiritain’: tribute to liar fallen hsro- lug’ ‘

nounon. Nov. ZIL-Definlte nub-

tiw 081189 0f Kin! George's presentlllc alarm-for the conditioner King

George, who is ill with a pulmonary trouble, developed shortly’ before midnight last night when his two personal physicians were hastily re- called to his’ bedside.

It,was announced that one oi

would remain the rest of the night with the King. and it was under- stood that a third physician prob- ably would be called to assist . Sir Stanley and Lord Dawson who working with him. --

..,,,,,,,,, aw l . .1..¢3.‘>’.€f..'i.°‘£..%‘f...$2li2$$i - Status to Hart House. MORE PLANES . _ , ....._, ._ ",1: ~ , wg , _ i“, m, an. - Audience - _ (Special to the Guardian) 5,; ‘° bl.“ "°°“'..__'.. .. '.“'" “ s: fillfdittlillttétillllfiéfill. . _; l ' l‘ i P's...’ .. ' u» o. _ . s u ‘.5 n“ 11°“! condition. The ‘fact. however, that bugglf-LPNTO- 2g c‘; /,.,?1;f.:g,l"m' hwy-scanty aelf: ~ fink‘ M - Enghnd bflhun g5 -- 1 I I . fins-n , m ere ~ ‘ Y ’

flmhsufoo“ . u. 1:. 11' s- l». lfilifilolohfl §i°i§eég~lfiiill°uiil misuse. lmtsrmsl ma“ “it """.‘l'§?l.°'u‘.“ él."°s..'.‘l.'“..l'°wllli l l""'"°""°°" M" 5”“ ‘°'

j " _ ~ mos‘ m, m“. wésflfifii-deéighopé u‘, rnghi: in ocolaiming the prime min- ‘ ‘i: ‘he L“: hyfzmgeekl‘ c“ L ‘vereigns (about $2,515,000) g5 , ' _ W, vlmA small orowdhovered about the‘ E91.‘ ca-‘mm- muorollfifimm exported Q .

sdlhz ll smalls. with front of Buckingham Palace MM‘ W- 41 Maskwrlc

List early. Mflviow blw/ stooli throughout yesterday awaiting newsimng uvvwwdbcfwe an audience §“'°“.f.kf"§:,‘§° ,,'“,},"°“,,'I.°°m i" °"'""* "midi!" m"! Hi

Shipping club. aael-ll-za-cl of the King's lndlsposltion. at the,“ “m” 5°" “iii-ism It the banquet ‘a; “Mo” m, m, mo“. shipments of gold‘, have u;

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hocs. Tnurabw Please list. '

,.Nov. 29. ‘0240-11-‘23-21. "Bazaar Hope‘ W Tuesday, Noun; ‘

auW-ér’ games.“ m kbllzfi-ll-zz-ligzlm f$wgwth’°“§g°”ml’ “Y gmlm“. - ‘ _ ation in some quarters to regard the n a “mum ‘in mun‘ ~ n _ I - , _ tries abroad both within and witll- . _. w..l"iéilf'”r.°‘“l..iilf‘“' m‘llwlbffdiifiliblllfé’; "3. i’."i'f..“‘l‘?_§l'l9"f’;.. .1333; e03; 3; LEADERS IN ~_ lifldfi-ll-Zii-Ztparliament yesterday evening tool’ ' ‘q . ' . l ' " . 3 ia very gloomy turn and there vrerr_ fgnflfllmflpdurwsgcmflngtm‘ T Mt. storm-r Club‘ loading suggestions that His Majesty's sick- arms,‘ cohmweal-m and gave to ‘ - ___ - “ ~

woohosdarlcov... ma. Mus: with

n. J. McDonald. .. iilfldilbfl-Zi ‘

"lull urrlvoa-nlyltoli" out... Dcd Cure. Prices ' ‘n; qum. tlty. Write o. n. Keno lino: 204. chnzottewom.‘ __ nlfra-ll-n-al

"Club loading st Murray mVi-‘f. NOV. 27th ufhfliiifili. John W. McLean. 91421-114241

"him lambs. union. hogs. at Emerald Vlgsdnosdayfllth forenooa. 148i‘ at once with Q. N. McKay. s"! JIoa-ll-ra-zl

‘mo... our

be, a tw ight organ recital in St. Peter's’; ‘ Qdffl] ggg. MW-NW- 24th» at ‘- .Bilver c01-

lectlon. . ‘ - ‘ 917041-2332

"lie Hui l i i!!! at 7 o‘ol “i5 "and cts,’ 51.13.31

95ft. V’ “ a iltficlll" ' "or- ‘éllf a i.“ Mu

‘a ‘it "firs.

_ - time of the recall of the physicians‘ ‘W1nsloe‘B_lI_ipgdin€rIiJt;b will ‘load last night most of these had left

the scene. ’ Court circles continued late

noss justified. “-‘ nblfi angllety. r0 mu. ni-zhviln run

x

last a night to deprecate the taking of an bgédondly and alarming view of the King's illness

‘. and flitlhanrl the desire was manifested in Great variety ofiartipibs; Chicken oilicial quarters that nothing be al-

New Pr¢ri4¢..r

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A ' . ' .(S "ions Toaolvrd. Oni... brain's-r‘! ,_ Royal Winter lqulr hcro m" the Fox

Mr; clul-k. Summersidc. won thirds, two fourths. one filth. .

fourths and one sixth.

Doctor Jardlne, Kenslngfon, t

A. L. Rogers. Kensington, o ‘

' John A. Lea, Summersl’ , two fifths. __ -

C. B. Rogers,

‘ M. L. Bradshaw. Summcrside,

James Prltchard. Summerslde.

Purebanadian, (Summer-side) fourths, one fifth.

Mr. a. n. GANollc. . Who ‘was appointed‘ President oi tho Maritime Board of Trade at the annual meeting held recently in Halifax. . _

_ Edwin Johnaione, Long dark silver male pup. Ernest Mills, Kbnslngion, first

The. balance oi thc pup and o

tomorrow (Saturday) .

IJIllHHNILLJLAHE» P HE. ll|ln lIl l l N _l]_l|l E l,

MacKenzie King De- scribes» C an a“da’s

elven in hlsihonm by the city's board of trade 8J1; Hart House he was aworded an ovation no less by Conservatives than by Liberals. The audience includedliille Conservative premier of Ontario, Hon. G. How- ard Ferguson. ~ ' I

"Before this‘ audience Canada's

snller staited frankly (his case for

inns will be used in Royal Can- adian, Aid Force and in civil ‘G-"emment operations. ' In, many-casesoqulpment has bc- come obsolete. Mr. Dcsbarats said, and the rapid clrtension of flying activities h» " ‘ ’ additions.

cghgdg, rm opportunity 1,, Ibflnglqgr will mu to Stllbllintlon young and ‘powerful influence ‘to,’ r o! Nvwflliflflt industry bear in cementing permanent friend‘ '~

~T real beaver fur may the lumber.- iilg up at the ends in little masses oi curls. The false article remains straight.

‘W. T. 9287-11-24- ‘imnoo in Ihnemld Hall on

Wednesday lusht Nvv- 98--

"Crapaud Institute-Reserve Dec wmmmhm-E, to B53149“ p461‘; and m“ of c 1 “d5. m m t t _ l“ w’ 55"“ “M b”°;m:“l1’f°;41{f now to the sbbolntmmlt <1! Jlmmfi: marl: whlchwzzls “made public Salli.

Lady Fans trail. dayni$' Iiaslam. '

lambs and hogs on Wednesday Nov m, List at cncs. J. Devin» scbretlry.

Cardinal-fallen

_ be dls- he tinguishad from the ilnltatioin. _by Y’ e real fur has of curl-

"Club loading hogs ,at Mt. Her- bert. Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 21th. Ccady.

_M'“'u'2"m Dominion which 11nd led 6'0 the ap- ma“; W ma” mm’;

5°35 it 3mm“ Tue” been brought abou“ . Nov- 21th. Evmif tionary" manner. _ ‘ . 9381-11-2" lowedbrw catwalk-lull “Wis-ms f" such an agreement which they be"

crou sumo or clubs Masutwu lisved was calculbtéd -to. resibre u... -

"WW “W”! m" ‘"41"’ to situstle w W011 “M41 efllmi- confidence ol both’ tho publishers *-

.- board of . 8390-11-24-2’ mggmm-ggg‘ ~ . Blain. "Buying live hogs at ' Hunter River Stallion Tuesday,“ A.‘ . 27th. l ‘ ' - , (Bgd) Junes a. » - we», ---- ~ ' . luu-u==+=r BflhSh is ’ » .. v- - .». . ‘ ‘ - "doe “The no. ‘sol-onions run" l by mo Btfloorgds plenum club ‘ ‘ W. Nov".

ly relations between the’ British Em- _ (Canadian Press) - l and the nations or the world MONTREAL, Novziiilr-{Ihe lead- in the interests of a lasting peace". ers of the newsprint industry in the Apart from an inferred defence of provinces of Quebec and Ontario. in his udministration- cf» oxtmlal ai- their meetings hgredurirlglthe past fairs, the premiel-‘s address was de- few days. reached a ' void of Wliiilvfl»! flBVOIK He with!!!’ reement leading to stabilisation oi - made nor answered cllarlzcs. He the jndugh-y. “worms w m 0mg. locum-stated ibis 09.86 and a bllIBt c151 gmtgmgnt iggugd today“ of applause at the conclusi ul 0f I118 At a meeting with Hon. (ZLH. Fer- sneech was aSIBhIMP-itil dcmunstm- guson. Premier of Ontario, and tion oi the warmth of the welcome Hon. L. A. Taschereau. Premier oi hereceived. .. , , Quebec today‘ the manufacturers The changes in, the status oi the submmeg mg “gym; 9g m; agree- tdrs, itwgs sta-. lwmtmvnt by Ottawa. first uf s hisil ted. Bothprenlierll and their min-

sadcrs to the Unitfli EWW- Era-m“ today's conference, which was‘ held m’ h"? - ‘one d°Q1°."°‘.1- in Camerludcclarod themselves pre-

tn a, revolu- pared to cooperate-with tho manu- siluvll’ M“ facturers toward‘ the carrying out of

chorus 1-- Human-L j .. édHtaIQf, t“: and tbevllbilc our,

' a... Dctailsf * ‘

Wiiwliitifilby Hughmotrmadsopltlliilgafitiw f$igrivl§il M . necessary details remained to. be

.i‘ _

exhibitors carrying off the, Clark and Humphrey "lqadilffwinm

. Mr. giumphrey, Bedeoue, oaptuidd five firsts, six seconds. three

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Summersldc, one flrdkdlrlr ‘medium silver male pup. Stewart and Lewis, Summorsidc, one first one fourth.

W. Brown, Charlotteiown Royalh, second, pale silver, year‘ old‘ male; third; dark medium. silver male pup. , _ _ River, dint, black male pup; second, l black female pup.

_ Ruthven Brett, of Alllstou, OnIiI-fion ten prizes to date.

' TORONTO, Nov. 23.-The supre-. "

§§5Efi§§§§§§§§€§%5€5§£5%‘

"wry ag= ‘

worked out atjurthbr, conferences.‘

Qarwlu . I-kuuuipa Zfllllfld h_lI' lust ruched alien trav-

" i F. A- or New oluurllcoolluo humor l...

I E. _ilsl¢.’znd" Exhibitors are fHéaziiest Prize.' Winners at Toronto slVinterlFair

ifilllrdlan) was keen competition at the _ 1110M. Prince Edward Island umber oi prizes, with Messrs.

‘Ive. firsts, four seconds. three

ilirsts, one second. git. two thirds.

‘V ts,‘ one second. one fourth. two

, pale silver adult male. first; black adult male.

: One second, two thirds, three

I.

_ plonship classes will be judged‘

"rltlme breeders in classes lodged date. Black or extra dark adult

been made to the United Siam recently, officials of the foreign department of the Canadian‘ Bank of C‘ were " to give any reason for this shipment. It is suggested, hojwever that the Canadian dollar being at u. premium lrl England, it would be to the advantage‘ ‘of any com- Plhvio send gold heroes- peclally in such large am- ounts. -.=

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lib

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NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 23. - Intercsts closely atliliated with the Hupp Motor Car Corporation of Detroit were undersfood in Wall Street today to have bought in" the apart‘ market a controlling stock in- torest in Chandler Cleveland Motor Corpn. oi‘ Cleveland: At present market value of the stocks consoli- dation ‘of ‘the two companies would result in a‘ $180,000,000 concem. Hupb has plants at Detroit and JRORBMI.“ MiohlwWilGlwr~ Ont.

iwtfi}

-( . T110 G dis, ». . a... ._ Loans to bro cl‘! and dealers hell‘ by. ‘Ne! York _ member " for sliding ;~r...,=.r _ molt-lime‘; an hi»- of. IIVMiMIO we! tho ' _ suiting a

NEW . avit submitted at the‘ resumption of the federal inquiryilnio the sinking Elli of the llrlor vsstrls by Edwardlidil- es Walcqtt. of Georgetown, Demer-

‘RETURNED, ;

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Inj Toronto. .

(Special to ‘The Guardian) _ TORONTO. Nov. ill-Hon. Richard ’ ._ . B. Bemlett told Ontario 6011591118- tlvesnlsafinalthoughtoftheoloa- ing session of their convention yes- terday afternoon that lbhey must work for the advancement not only

PW!!!” 59-11130!‘ Bruccof Austral- " Jdivsoeoalltion government at “l! Hons on "Saturday hwtm romloewbylho people, al- "if ‘b01851!!! smaller majority than It had vrevioulr onions. owl m1

i

a whole. His rental-ks were occas- ioned by conaidazutkan of the ‘topic " " and they follow-

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i 'Hon. R. LB. Bennett Sotzildstwbte " ‘ ‘ True Cdnddianism .at" Great’ Gathering of Gonsérvatives ‘Held , ~-

conoiudcd. ‘flaw create the eastern pant o! are not appreciative @1118 m in diihfl? mm."

Premier Furgusorx said the can; venltlon was the greatest gathering nservotives evlel- held in, xmuzo. "I do not ilhink.’ Protulk Ferguson proceeded. ‘ had slmh a i”.

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of the Survivors, De-

- lured He Noticed a Want 50Per CC!!!’

* Slight List When ~ " '- _ ” I . , a ' nels. Ve‘ sel Le f t HNew - RadlLchlan ‘ ‘ (special to Gulrdlanl M" “fail-Wei ‘ 13o radio on

YORK; Nov. ‘an-An aflld- who a conference which waste have C lninission thelatter Dirt Of figs ngonth in connection with the allocation of short waves "for the North American continent. The Canadians, it is reliably rePOWBi will not even discuss such alloca- tion with United States ofliclals un- less they are promised 5V per wit u! the available channels. In a. preliminary way sometime _a.go the Canadians indicated that they would be satisfied with from 20 to 25 per cent of the available short wave channels: It said here that the Canadian attitude has been changedbecause United States oi- ficials refused to allocate an addi- tionai cleared channel- ior. Canada for use by a broadcasting station at Winnipeg. .

..A conference was held this after- noon by members of the commission and W. R. Vallance, solicitor of the State Department wh has been

be unnecessalwcsl the skilwcr would handling the ~inte nal radio roollso-rhoshld was in flamer- . questions for-that do _ NEW YORK; Neu-BBMA blieflwrorrorr. ls being made to adjust the

ara,‘rooent visitor lnI-lalifax, and other eastern Canadian points. and survivor oi the disaster. today said he noticed a slight list in starboard when the vessel left New York. He said, however. he attached no 1m- portance to his iibservatlon at the time as he hold often seen such lists on other vessels.

The aflldavit bmltted tbrouah the British consul general in New York wasread by Federal Attorney Charles Tltttlcl who ls conducting the inquiry before United. States Commissio m. Francis ‘A. 0'Nclll.. Walcotfls aflldavit said-rthe liner: ran lnufrough weather Sunday and the list increased steadily. When fellow Passcnscrs suzsestcd inter- viewing the Captaim-Willlam Carey. Waicott. saidlhe told them it would

of amdlsorganiasd crew_ and fear 5mm, stricken lpassengera until . he went dowmwith- ho liner vestrisvas rcadf today, in-t racordof the federal inquiry. intoflhe, disaster. while tes- tkrlonyloi- witnesses was that all aboard were left to their own re- souroesato escape the. lost vessel. An olrluault by. Edward Walcott of QCOIgQWWn-a," Demcrrara, survivor. said. tbo-ship-sanlgunder him. but he rogained-tllet-surfacc d saw Captain. Carey five feet away with- out ‘edits belt... "After o second he dlsappe Mlaidott. said. adding he last saw the skipper on the‘ hur- ihotiti .,dircotions for

wolcott * a

A! fills Mon-NT ALL 1'4“: WORLD l ls Acllmsf Ma. ~- As WWERE.

"E

“t5 .1

been held herewith tlle- Federal R-flm

count. oi bow 989W“ William Cat-Y‘ dlirerenceslin ‘a manner satisfactory] we“ wmwn" ey workedumthalast in thecentre w mm 95mg; and ‘rho umwg

macy of Maritime breeders of silv'r.[_ - er foxes is being maintained land" le, W .W. Brown, Kensington; British. and that the movementwnfege-rgoe came two hours db: exhibitors from this region were well nds, black or extra adult female, there of British immigrants m9 time. It was alnfl in the lead tonight in awar atltbe"; _ A. Lea, Bummerside, first; Dr. be u ‘ six o'clock when‘ the wmmm WM Royal VlQlnter fair. Two reedersfl. M. Jardlne, Somme .lr.., second; "We mustnnt faucet’ will Mr-oomplmd. and by HM 41ml W! from P. a. I. have fought it out gore Canadian s. n. Fox co.,_sum- warmest. ‘that Greet BMW!" W“ cling which earlier in W (W! more than once for. first honorsqpterside. third; Dark sliver male ‘_ is not wholly 1mm one race M" filled one convention hall to over- They are Robert Humphrey, of Ken-Wlholped previous. to 1921, Peter o. mom many races. the fusion of fliraowlhg, had mica: ‘to a tbbfdsll sington- and \Peter’O. Clark, Sum-lfllarlr. Summerside, first and third; ~ ~ bloodaoli with? Pflwles- Rmlelnbel’ ‘ts size. In that. final. I'M." merslde. " , . g _ 11c said. 4118R- Wwtem 98118-59- “umoc the women on =WI .- Tne following awards went t0 1'5 30mm!“ 0H P880 3- ' ' ‘ powlliind W WWW 5mm ma” mm in’ Will‘ 41° "W m’ V" m“ '5" ~ - " l l , ‘ I , l > l oaurllrleamlohavo been ggmhlggsorsomeoowonlen audio , , , lsnslsuushusssluslln ‘ ocmlwlwmuouwt. mentlwtbwlfime$fi 51 “Mm” DQLLA“ ‘T 5 with-rift» O 'e"d“Tbe swam "f W» Paw" ma H ~ PREMIUM-IN ENGLAND g _~ l. .~ -. .. -2 n "___-___- -——* ‘

Mrs. Hartline g soy. She Tolkgd‘ With Dead spousal

Hinchxie, mow oi ‘the man o PPBB while attemDWIE a tram-Atlantis. ‘flight, believes that bulbs-W! still survives in thelspirit Wllfld- 59 strongly does she» believe» this

tonight she der splritua she told of she says she has

list, pious at which colrfglsluucationa which had with him

. through amediunl. , . . ., . In an interview with the Associat- ‘ed Press today Mrs. _ t!!!"

seried that many messages contain- ing conclusive proof that they from her missing husband hm been received by her M11318 Pl N! last heroic adventure. The comm

1 MacKay, his pos-

and the Hon. Els

battle with a. furious storm, , . Mrs. Hmcnlliio saldcommunica- tion with her-husband waaflrstpv, tablished through‘ a. calla.

worked with a medium. This was

lconflrmed through. a. medium in a “mm” Amtrance. m both oases .tbe._me unis "

Mrs. Hinc e ex- plained communication was then continued in a number of‘. “ _ ops with both mediums. She, 0;; ledged also the good offices of »_

vcasgtions with tho missing

Death of 1716151213 l ' Fortiuié

NEW YCRK. Nov. It-‘lbm ' Ftiftillld "Ryan, aged flggnclgf, ‘gag at his homo hero today d!!!

. f. ‘ wu- oluly erflinaflii it from‘ QM w aoooooopoo a mp0‘ or n" invested in cinch

rlilido‘...

earth for a m;

leader Deliliéi it Closing Speech

Coll.

addressed amebtlill "

uu-l -_ ications revealed abosaid, thbt, hi ’

sengsr, plunged lntotha ocean with: . ln sight of the Amores after losing a

Arthur Conan Doyle in these‘ bong sinus: ‘

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