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Noynmalsln 10,3925.

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t, g. . l» . ‘ f. . w’ q . k AgenQ Wankd UAEENDAR AND ‘Q CIALTY salesman. Contract \ , air win, tat months to ptead Fllird work- er. Big commissions, State quali- fications. Apply Box 52,0. London, Oll- 5890-11-4lu6l.

BELL HOUSEHOLD NECES-

S sities .- greatest imaginable demandrhsve business of your own; make-live dollars up daily; capital or experience unneces- sary. 8.. Oarretson; Brantford. Ont. ZI-dtINoV-S

THE ‘BIG SEASON FOR SELLING Personal Christmas Clirlis ‘is now on. See or write as imlneiiately. l-lave choice of four kl ds' of samples. Whole or spare time. Weekly, pay. You deal direct with the manufacturer. Master Kraft Greeting Card (Jo-Toronto Ite- presentatives also wanted in small towns, mhw-ttstt-Nov. 14

"Wanted ' INANTED -- FUPIL NURSES. Somerset Hospital. Skowhegan,

Maine.

WOOL WANTED~WE WANT A large‘ quantity of washed wool- Can pay high price. Soaris Rol- ler Mill. ‘ ' * 5l64-11-3-6i

5727~10.27.tli'I0i

To Let‘

‘Tp LET-JURNISHEB ‘ROOMS. Apply Guardian. 5078

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TO LET-GARAGE 63 PER‘ ‘ MO. Apply 70 Iiochford ‘St;

5940 11 7 2i.

‘r0 LET _-7 HOUSE, connzn Pownal and Eustoa Streets mod- 6. earn-conveniences, plpeless fur- nace. Phone 601-11.. S. ‘B. French. 56 Upper-Prince.‘ 6961 731.

For Sale

l-fon SALE. - ‘BARRED Rock pallets. Apply E. A. Currie, Falrvlew. ll. RA. 5939-11-7-31

FOR SALE-J YR. OLD HORSE weighing 1300 I'm. sound. Apply 241 Dorcheater '51» 5968 11 10 6i.

Lost .

LO8T-30 x 3V, TIRE BETWEEN Montague and Charlottetown. Blinder leave at 106 Fitzroy St. and ‘receive .reward.

5945-11-10

L081‘ — SILVER‘ FOX NECK piece, Saturday night, between Charlottetown and (Lrapaud. Fin- lder communicate with Guanlllan. Reward.

L081’ -— SUNDAY FRONT RIM and crystal from wrist watch. Finder lean.» at Guardian Office, 5974 0 1i.

5971 9 3i. '

Miscellaneous

mo. A. MaoIDONALD, LAND Surveyor, l-Iermanvllle, P. l9. I. 5654 1o 2a mo.

SERVICE-PURE BRED Yorkshire boar, bacon type. H. R. Moasa, Kensipgton.

jFos

5956-7-21.

REMEMBER THE AUCTION SALE at Fred Godfrey's, Suffolk, on Wed. Nov. 11. eat 12 o'clock sharp. For full partlcul rs see handbills. 592 41-6-41

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Educational

YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO enter North Adams Training School for N-urses, North Adams. ‘Mass, please write Supt. prompt- ly. School qualifies pupil to se- cure registration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of tslx months course at Yale University School of Nursing all expenses paid. -

‘ 5311-10-16 f.s.m.w. 261

Salcsmen Wanted

“Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries.” Start at best selling season. liberal commissions. exclusive territory handsome free outfit. large list of new specialties. Stone 6t Wellington, Toronto. Oct. 16-41.

ment Just received. All sizes. lowi est prices at Carters Seed ‘Storéf 4

5954-1-21. . .--__.. , e1‘. JAMES oHUIIcl-t. -Rev. w. ’ B. Muir preached two impressive

1nd eloquent-sermons to lame mu‘- ' Ifflssilions‘ yesterday. At the even-

- ing service Miss-Barbara MoNeill, of Sydney gang “O Divine Redeem-

’ rural delivery routes have

statesmen wanreo FOR rust“... yggr, namely:

stowed hora-a large ship

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THANKCGQVING SERVICE at BH-lltist church this evening at 7.30. This will he a united ser; vice of the Christian Chwcyhngind the Baptilltsflllutch. Rev. stiller- man of the" Christian Chin-eh will preach. 1;.’ "

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store. was on making a confession given a six months suspended sea- tence.

. ABEGWEIT FAIR OVER. — The Abegweit Indoor Fair clos-cd on Saturday night. and as on other nights during the week, ‘there was a very good atte‘ dance. The spec- iall door prize for Saturday night was won by Mr, Joseph Prau-gh-t‘ who was the holder of ‘tidke-t Nio. 13024.

Central Guardian 1w”

. POLICE COURT-A young m tried under the Speedy Trials Ant y at the Police Court on Saturday for tlhelt .of $22.00 froma local.

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Admission: Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies 75c.

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UNITED CHURGHPThe preach- er at the ‘United Church yesterday mornllng ‘was Rev. ‘R. C. Eaton. and in the evening the‘ minister. Rev. W. lM. lRyan. lM-ies Lillian IMoKen- zie sang a solo, “Nearer my God ‘to Thee." during the evening seir- viice. large congregations attended both the morning alld eventing ser- v ces. ‘ -

BAPTIST C‘HURCH~_’\A‘O‘ ‘the Bapillsg Church yesterday morning the preacher was Rev. ‘W. M. Ryan, and -in the evening ‘Rev. ll. C. Eat- on. A-t. tho evening service "Mlsn Ethth Itafase sank "Ave Maria." There were good sized congreiga- ‘iiIlJha present at both ‘morning ‘and evening services.

‘HOLIDAY GRANTED-By a rc- cent ruling of the ‘Post Offico Dc- partmeat all mail contractors on been granted the privilege of observing the following holidays throughout Thanksgiving DRY.‘ New Years Day. Good Friday, Victoria Day, Dominion Day. La- bor Day. In accordance with the above ruling no mall will he de» livered today on ally rural routes in this Province to any office sit- unto on a rural route.

lllale Help Wanted t- lid BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- ployment for Barbbrs. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Moler Barber College. Department "F" Halifax. 3-1-tts-tf

MARKETS

(Canadian Press.)

‘OTTAWA, ‘Nov. 8—'ldggs~~/\ price advance of [regh stocks and a drop on storage quotations which opened the Toronto market form the chief feature of the Can-I adian egg trade today. American‘

further strength. Toronto fresh! specials 68. extrQ 62. firsts 50, storage extras 43, firsts 40, sec- onds 35. geese and Turkeys steady. Other poultry ls slightly easier. Montreal ‘Jobbing storage extras

Edmonton Jobbing storage extras 45, firsts 40. seconds 35. Calgary Jobbing extras $12.90, firsts $12.00, selfonds $9.50. Vancouver jobbing fresh extras 65, firsts 63, seconds and pllllets 53. iSt. John jabbing fresh extras 55, firsts 50, seconds 43, storage firsts 47. seconds 42. Chicago spot 47 to 51, November 35, December refrigerators 35%. (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que. Nov. 8-Tl_lere was some demand from foreign buy ors here on Saturday for No. 1 ‘Nor tllera spring whcat in nearby po- sitions and as the prices bid in some casos were in line "with ex- porters views sales of several

anal‘ Wisteria.‘

4 o... of the llrgeliilld bolt

Equipped“ Hotels In. Eaitern Canada. Oentalnalm r091". 44 afyllltellw-nallivsrlvltv bitlll. Completely renovated in this!“ ‘low yeltfl. Few ,. Hotels throughout“ Canada and the United Status have its pploftdld tabla. Courteous envied to all duiiii. Tele- phones MIIPOIIII- ~

Reba 64-00 to “.00 Ill day.

' Ch" lottetovvn , . pnmi r? r. . HAnllYc. allbwtl. nonsur-

VICTORIA HOlT-EL. , ____._ ,

P. S. Ramon. Montreal; R. H. Reymond._ Montreal.‘ ‘H. W. Mar- tlll,.'roronto;.‘l(..A, McLeod. Uizs: Midi ‘ll. Tantoluflnmliorside; -Mrs Jss AqMacKinnon. mementos; Geo P. Stafford. Hamilton; l. Levy. Motitreal: Jsek ntcliean. Mon- trqal; ‘t. eel-don. 8min. a. 1:10.: Wtn. oireusx. Montreal; 0. A. Mc-

Call. Toronto; ltonaldfltbss‘ Camr- bsllJfMolttresi: L. H‘. Poole. Mon--

£83?

Walqbcnl. Harbor time; waits-m. M vb

. m» . fgmt-hauwhvih u use.

loads woro made. Apart from this ‘the export trade was very quiet there bcing little or no demand for rouse grains at, prices that could uccpted. Tho domestic murkct for cosh grain was also qalct, but tho feeling was steady "ml Drive" showed no important change On- tnrIo and Quebec No. 2 white outs Ill car lots were quoted at 52 cents lNo. 3 wlllto at 50% cents and No- ‘4 whito at 49 cents per bushel ex- track. Prices for lCanadian western grades wcro unchanged. Prices for all grades of spring wheat flour worn well maintained llmier a stea- dy demand. Tho toao ol‘ niarkot for winter wheat grades was firmer at tho rccollt udvanco in prices noted. Volamo of business in both cases was not very large. There was no change ill the condition of the mar- kct for lnlllfoorL Prices were vory firm and the voillmo of business, was moderate sized. The tnno of the markct for standard grades of rolled outs was steady with a fail" trndo passing-

' A fair trade was trnnsactcdln strictly fresh 0X85 Mill 1114095 09"‘ tinned firm. The market for stor- age grades was unchanged. A firm- or feeling developed in tho but!" market and prices ruled a. fraction higher. Cheese prices were reducrl

‘Ato 1i cnt lwr round.

if a glass sfopper becomes fixed, warm the bottle near the ilro and then put a few drops of sweet oil around the stoppe and attain warm the bottle. Then knock the stolr. per lightly against wood and It will he easily removed.

LACKHEADS

fllneihmlli simply dissolve l?"

Ills your h! thll "l" "n" "

nnfannnfl nnl» method. I'M h" nnnha at pernflns mum-r Aral stare-enviable

44 to 4-5 firsts 40 to 41, seconds 35. -

PERSONALS

"Miss Belle ARROW. daughter of

L.

HON. N. W. ROWELL

Who has just returned from the Far East point-s out that with China an Canada's back door neigh- bor, and destined to be a big cul- tomer of Canada, that the Domin- ion must inevitably be Interested lin affairs i'nl that land. For ten years Mr. Rowell says, China has been trying to bring her criminal law Into uniformity with western codus.

Mr. and Mrs. John Alzllelv. Ieavcs this morning for Mapunec. Qllt.

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future markets contillucto show! . ,

D. 0- COLEMAN

Who ~hae been Invited to repre- sent the C. P. Fl. at a conference In Edmonton between the Government and the ‘Canadian Natlonai and Canadian Pacific railways to dll- cuu joint operation of the North- 'e'rn Railway lines,

TIIFJ \I'AY IRON "GROWWI" Thc"grrluih" of cnst. iron Ill III!‘ results uf repeating heating and vnol ing the rnlli. Iron pllrfll. For inulnlu-c, cunt Iron annealing ovclllt nrlglllnlly clgllt. fut-t In Il-llglll. huvo grown in n ll-llgill of nine feet an the results ol bring kcpt I'i‘l| hot. for prolonged pcrlolln bl-twrl-ll whIl-h they llllvc Ill-ull IWIIIIIIICII“ to l-oul. (‘nut Irnn furnace grated lllill other pnrta sub- Jcctcll to ultcrllalc honting and roul-

‘ lug nrc also fn-q

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"INVADING"

LONDON General Sir Alexander Godlcy.

w. v. A. DANCE roulelu . ' " lA-r I . P. w. COLLEGE HALL . u His Hon. Lieut-Governor Hearts

Music by

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functions. Sn liith- ls known of tllc ‘condition to which the (loop-lien species are subjected that the renl

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Searched Ship | For ‘Prince

NEW YORIQ, ‘Nov. 8—-ShIps news reporters subjected passenge s aboard the liner Aquitania to more than ordinary scrutiny today when they found the name John Renfrew on the ship's passenger list. The

Baron Renfrew, the incognito often assumed rby the Prince of Wales. ‘Six passengers were picked for their resemblance to the British royal family and plied with ques- tions ‘but all denied relationship with the Imperial Crown other than that of being loyal British subjects John Renfrew was disclosed as a ruddy faced Scotch youth on his way to Canada with his mother. m

MARVELS 01" THE DEEP.

Torch Fish Is Queerest Of the Sea (‘relltures

Of alhihe luminous varieties of fish tllc torchfish In one of tho qllenrclri. says ll writer In Popular Science Sift- Illgs, Ill an Interesting llrtlclc on

“Stranger Water Creatures." ITpon its nnsc. and orol-t. upon a short stcln. it hnn u nalllll organ which is phon- pllllrellcent. i

“This fish hall the power to lnnlu- It glow at will. Along IIIIILSIPIIIIPI‘ filament swings from btlllélllll its lower Jaws‘ tufted at the free olld. and tho torchflnh moves this obnllt like n. llitlc bait. The lllllall fish are ultrlll-tcll by tllc light of tllg torch. IIIHI they dart labout ullnuspcctlllgly jll tllc regions of illclr nllurcl"s cllpni-l- ovns mouth, which Is npcll nnll rcully to dcvnur them. 0! the urlllullry loll- little can be said to ex- plain their luminous organs and their

function of thrlr lanterns can only lu- sllrllliscll It may be certainly suIll, Ilowcvcr, that ills-so lights are all nssct ill procuring food, because they nlli tho fish In fllld Its wny about in tho lnllrky depths.

"Tho blind fishes represent ll vory old division of the voter's lllllnbl-l tnllts. This group of flshcn In a very‘ It has fllkvu lnnlly {upnorntlons of till-m tn have evolve-ll tb thc point where their l-yl-s uirn- phlcll to nothing. \\'holl tho flail first swam Innllvllrtclltly lnio tho llllllior- rnnenn caverns. they proceeded Into total darkness, whore their cyan Im- I‘III'l'\(! useless. Among thllla- Individ- cnplllllc of varying ml their Iivcs ullllcr such untoward l-unllliluvls lunlly‘ Ilred. Their prugmly through‘ lllnny generations found Ions llllll loss use ‘for their cyl-s, which bet-nun- functlonless. IIIHI wore finally (‘IIIIIIII- lltell.

formerly In command of the Brit- ish army on the Rhine. who lead

ITITIY MHHOOLIVTCI.

lllutly lll-stroyc lllliI llnlllctllllcll llrukoll llcrullsl- of tllc 'l‘u nvulll this growth or ill- ('I'l‘llti1‘ Ill NIZI‘ as far us possible, white l-llsl

NIIIIIII ullloulli ui‘ still-lull and other llll- pllrliil-s should bo lull-ll, —--Z<-o>—i- - FvIIlCATrO, Nov. 7."—‘MOLII‘(‘I"S of tho twentieth century are to ‘hlanlo. for tllc prcvnlcnco of callccr and other llll-lcilscs caused by dict, Sir‘

Brltlsll flllrglmll. llocillrcll In ull ‘In-i tcrvflaw Iiuru today.

"Our hospital arc crowds-d with. pzliicllts sllilnrlllg frlll rheumatism, tuberculosis and gas-j trilrtcaiillal diseases.“ Sir Wili’:lln' polluted out. illlillllf: his ilclici‘ that

by improper fwding, ilnpurl‘ i"~'>1l, mid lrir, null luck, oi’. IIYRIFIIT‘ knowledge. "It In tllc fault of women Ill fool- ing their babills in not iouc.llin.‘». rllcm tho rlglll. habits." llc lllwIllrl-ll "it is tllp wnlnon who have failed

In this civilization."

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CAMPBELL-At the P. n. I. Hos- pital ‘Monday. Nov. 2nll., to Mr. llnll Mrs. billion Campbell. Bordon. li daughter. -

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___.____P-—--—+—-———-— MOKAY—4PBIGGO(I peodofully M"? at. Boilovuo, Oct. 20th. John Mc- Kay in his eighty-ninth year. Bloss- od are the dead who dlo ‘in rthe bond. ‘

CANNlNfi-Dlegl i. the residence

Catherine Canning, aged 87 ‘ years. llhlneral ‘this Monday morning “it! 9 o'clock from her‘ late residence to Oovehcad Church.

IN EMORIAM

In memory of‘ my llonr Slater, Mills Jeanie II. hlnrlflnnoll. who llIoll' Nov- ember ilth. ION.

One your has passed alnee that and ell!- Wheh (led. called one I loved away

The b w wan hard. the shock severe.

l little thought the end so IIOII.

I loved her yea, no tongue earl toll _ llmv inuoh I loved her or how well. (led loved her too. and he thought bent ‘Is take her home with hill to rest.

lssan-rnn nv nan llvrnn

5491s., o. null

of David‘ Iwady, Covc'healI"~R4_)alI.i

IHHV T0 NFIIHE RFAIILET FEVER

'l‘lu- prulun-l-l to rl-l-uvcry Ill scarlet: fl-vor ls lrrt-nily Ilu-rollllv-li by careful nursing it brglnu with MIN‘ throat llllllnou, IIPIIIIIIPIII‘, pnIn Ill ilw llllllln, rllplll pulse nllll rllu- of ll-lupl-rniurc. Ill about two llays n bright roll rush appeals, which Innis IIIIIIIII slx lluys. null thou ilPllqlllllllllllnll ilcglllll, Ill» skill pooling off Ill film ll('llIl‘tI. 'l‘lle nurnlllg lllullt Illl-Iullv I'I\III|III‘|I' Innin- tion or qllllrullllllllll: llllill thc lllllt lwlllc ls' aft‘, rl-lllllrinl: In mlmi l-lllu-ll f lull NIX to lu-voll wl-l-kn: null pl-rfl-vi- i Islllfuvllllll or (IPNITINIHIIII of every-l yiillfilghlllllt routes Ill clvllinl-l wllll tllc pntlcn '

l~lvcll wiill illo slightest rust-s the pntIl-lli should bl- put to Ila-ll, llllll pru- toril-ll from tllc slightest cxpulluro. Ill llonrly llll vuscn tho kllllllgvs nro alight.- Iy effected, llllll If tho pntlvnt tnkcll ruIlI It Illl-rcnsrs this trullblr, The rouln should In- kept wllrlll. hut well‘, lllrell. A sponge Illlill Ill not Illlrlllflll If it. is given carefully in qulto \\'lll‘Ill wnior although lmnln phynll-Inlln pro- fcr that It llo lllllrnnflllut-ll whlls the rnnh is nt lis height.

The throat must be sprayed or gar- gled frequently. the doctor will nrllrr the Kind of solution which he wishes used in cases where the throlltls very snrl- small pierce of Ice may he held in the mouth to ease the severe plllln or ice bog may he put to the outside of the throat. Encourage your patient to ‘drink _ water freely. The diet should llqliqllld, milk is suitable, as it gives the ltastuwork t9 the-kid-

William Arhu-thnntl ‘Lane. he lliliclllflollllllcrs hr that

"On tllc llfhfll’ hand, lnnlly flshos ,wllich llvc Ill the dnnp BFII wllnrl- ll

the "attack" on London ‘in lhflllrl fol crcr IIIIII. hllvc nlllllr oxtrn ef- Intemauonal Paper Co ________ __

[fort to gain tllc light: nnll Ill fIlPRi‘ irnscn tho cycs have bcconle lurgor

iand Inrgrr through the sllt-cvrlliuf!

name suggested a relationship with ' ‘

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A PERSONALITY PORTRAIT v_ ‘ By ORA8WELL—-Phons ‘OZ-L

Make Your Appointment Today,

8:0 Our New Easel Frames

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THE PRIN.CE'S NEIGHBOR

Peter Caryle, a writer of fiction and author of “The Gilt on the Gingerbread" who has just re- turnsd from a trip abroad. She owns a ranch adjacent to that of the Prince of Wales, in Alberta.

End 0i Strike In Sight, Says Priest

wllllrrlsllaltllu, mt, NW g_ At the conclusion of a comet-emu with Johll L. Lewis, and Philip Murray, ‘respectively. Presllienrl alld Vicedbwasillcllt 0t‘ tllc United Mine Workers, at which plans for ending of suspension of mining ill the anthracite field were said to have been discussed the Rev. John J. Curran. of St. Mary's Ilolnan Catholic Church. tonight declared the situation was really up. to (‘rov- erllor Pinchot. “He added that he

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believed the government would call ‘both sides together before long."

Asked if he looked for a. settle- ment of tllc wage dispute which has kept tile 158,000 lniners idle since September 1, the clergyman said:

"i really doubt perhaps the oper- ators are u little stubborn. During the past several weeks I have hoard things that make me think they arc. l have heard they are trying to break llowll tllc strength

I Briand Saves Painleve jf-=--~~~—#——~—~~~—- ‘

\ iii-i . I-l ‘OX0 p \ °' this. $13.45‘ . siren]! toteiot "u! The Idealnouriolunoxatfor

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HON. ROBERT ROGERS .Succesedal Conservative candidate in Winlfpeg South who opposed Hon. T. ‘C. Norris.

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Safe Bonds for lnvestmentw

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A. E. MACNEILL

137 Pownal 8t. Telephone 704-L.

and later when Painlcve dodged; fixing any definite day they accept. ell a promise that the debate wouidf he allowed as soon as possible near‘ ____ that date. After hours of wraug-H397-1 ling and efforts to fix tllc Govern-J ment definitely on its attitude, thcfilflfilrnl product could ‘be ‘grown. AJ- Housu by a vote 01-400 to 3o per, though lhclre was yet little settle- mittoll postponement ol‘ tllc debate. "W"! "r {he kmd- lmlmfirantfi W979 llrialld thus won his move to pro-tiny Umim“: “V” "m" “My and vent reflnfimmg or the Cartel‘ i and; WIIIICIFFGIICII Canadians But the buttlo is merely pnstpon~ TM“. ‘Fmug 4970M ‘from Quebec ml iu another day The question of§m “mm "Mn loads‘ Qatar“, had whether France (‘llll keep the Syr- "iffjfim!" rTnO-“Slror Tor 13mm gold‘ llilll mandate, which is costing heljiphelr; tatqillgovlilldfmtthult] 1218s: ,nl~'>ll and money Ilcyolld hcr pres-Ito bgggnlo 131mm“; as the greatest il-nt resources has been put Ilcforc Efitmllhl-g 5pm, in the work], and m9 Itllc countrymul unless peace cunwlllestilon that was arising tin the ‘be ru-cstzllbllshatl with tho Drllses ‘lllilltlll of the people of that prov-in- \vithin the next few weeks, it ism‘. today was who was going to not impossible that the league “mllfol he!‘ Northern lands. The lnuy be asked to take back tllc man |l)e"'~"""I-*\l~i1*. 0f Engilish 9903111118 set- dlltu, though to such course thcrcflff“ gv‘t"}'i,Pr';“'~£°51-1Y "ellilfiglrblel ""11 will ho violent o losltion. ' 1'" ° '5 ‘M w“ "A"! a 9")" During the dcbpalm the premier ‘blcm of education with which ft announced that sinco French occu-ima“:ixi‘l}i:l'léfietob(ggpgrains d“ the ation of S ri be l '19 .- ‘ ‘ . ' . ' 222 officers {mid mtfltuhalli] becllgflksil- detrhoiililgbfirm pguczglatuihhag. bee: ;.. * lewy a erenc Eggqgrwgiidknolggrdfixfn hiifigregq?!‘(fanad-ian nlillority of Ontario was 1.920 1921 and 192° Duilng tlfsht-sillfuetalfl“ 3y ‘lhle [Frovlnce or Qlrlebic, ' ~- j i ‘out e IIIIPBRSOIIB- c 0 ccnt fighting from July 15 uniillsllppose, silid Mr. MacPhee, that October 15 number 0f killed halidlley would crowd in w Qntlu-lo in been 585. ‘ the large nlllnlbers they did, if ihcy tluougbt that they were-not 79 $011M! to receive fair treat/ment. it 95lé§was quickly gaming to the time 213 when the French Canadians of‘ 40 {Quciboc would real-ize that they had. ma‘, IICdII tricked by Liberal politic- 160 jian adventurers. They would than tvoto on current, and not dead is-