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OCTOBER 15, 1919-. ‘

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A '<es»"¢i.i`A`¢-"€’t».5 darkness., e

rams. ¢0ot-f.j 1_4-~ published in the’iTUifrhsl 0li__iclal__‘_thil ‘1.n0rning_ piece the iniei~lei»__-ertelfe -er -silence on a-` p`eace'ba_tla ending- the stateof

siege limp; they ' folship auditions- rerriég.iurisoiotl§i'_1<;vor police erlsirs from the army to a prefecture; To end the 'state of war ith r

_ _ _ _W _ Gsmanyi

it'la3` still nécoesary to deposit in the ical-announces -this morning the sign.

foreign _olllce a_text of the -treaty - sighed- by-_--_President P_oi-ncai-_e which will be filed with the ratification do- cument signed by President Ebert of Germanywhioh is a__treaty iirhend. 'rel this w_ii_l_-be sailed inejm-iirication docume_ntl»‘=signed by the ‘ki-nge of Great Britain anditaly-" A document

'iss Thirsty _il-_ urns

Fo

. ' _ _ , Supporters

the fact of the d9ll0sit of the gl u

ment and this will be follgwen by th, TORONTC Oct. 14 -'Bile Hearst publication of me te* of the t,-_“gy Government will go to the country

in me Jwmnl 0¢'ucki|_ dt we 'Mme Monday next with four of its support fou

he treaty Wm 5°-into 339% ' __ 'ers already elected by acclamstlou _ ~ __ '~ _ ' and with candidates in all 'but five of President Ratlillee Peace Treaty. *"9 TWUSB fm' WNW membem “"9

pA_R1-3' omg “_-__-|\he_ Journal om, to. be chosen. Nominations were held have

throughout the province yesterday DUB! W0 01' and though there werq surpluses in a ed that the few ridlngs in_ the' main i candidates- W0l1ld `h0t

Prince of Wales _ ilfdvltt __ __ ._.

A F ti h' ` th rc in ` is ei _

ing by President Poifncere of the docu- _ment ratifying the peace treaty, with the treaty and other acts" signed at Versailles on June 28 which' are' to ‘be ,deposited in the foreign office in a.ccui‘d-9-_lice with the final clauses of the peace treaty -thereby ending the s

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wii1,t_hen he drawn up._setttng`f%|_-_th `_ ` (Bpeci_al~to ‘The Guardian)

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here toda . 4

__ N0l}il_\_<_l_\_l_§i_!_l__1}_Sf(§__l_f;lSe rfeiegiiios Agni m[|p|1m||;H1

_ All Left, Mlll‘lll2llS|i

British Troops Have M A

BRlTAlN’S NAVAL PCLICY

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LONDON, oct. -14.-lt is oillcislly ern, _ _-

nounced that the last'Bl'ltish.troops ' ' _ left Mui-msmsk 8unday._ » _ _ » ' _ r------

ur of its Vim D9; Goltz Tile” Warship of the Future May be an Cii Driven

Transfers Command

conventions _ _ ___... _ ` (Special to Tne Guardian.) Vice Adinirol Beatty’s friends says.

aquared aw,-Y *Baia-1.lN,oct.14.-_donors-ivon ner Lori-DON. Deli |14--'Tits political the correspondent declares. that he the cumin”-no quita finally transferred his command correspondent 'Od the EVGUADK News believes the future warship will be

Government Kd; ‘ln-the Baltic region _to General Von says there probably will be _R great an oil driven submersible battle crul its credit was un_ Eberhardt Sunday and is expected to change in Great Brltain's nav - policy ser and that the Admlralty's plans may

for muted arrive ln Berlin very shortly accord- with the -advent of Vice Admiral Sir be shaped in accordance with this be

and ,mg new ing to selni~oi'lloial statement ssued David Beatty as First -_Sea Lord in lief The dreadnought will not be al

° succession to Vice Admiral Sir Ross together eliminated but it will 'be

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and _wumn the , ' - *___ 'lyn Wemys-s, who rssigll1_ed_iast week. considered of secondary importance

Submersible Battle Cruiser

Has Been Delayed

_ _ ' ' ' ‘ no un ue aste. on 9 pa o ic pe al to The Guardian)

, _ , _ #QW °f WM- _ - ° u S S E e e Government in launching' on their Leg- OTTAWA, Oct. 14.--A dying ses

' ' ` ""~' ` J _ ' ‘~ -"`-,____ ___ ~ _ , ` _'_ ,_ islative course. Its prohibition bill sion has taken on a new lease of life

(special le The eusrdien

LONDON Oct 14 -A wireless com»

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municauion from General Deniklne to-i p

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any claims further victories against thc Bois-beviki in the' direction _of Orel and also in the region of Kiev.

General Denllriuie annouglstés the

capture of Zaghnoi with 1 0 iprison-

ers. ’I‘he Bolslleviki madeon attack'

DEATH CF

DANIEL _McLEAN

Notable island Preacher'

Passed Almfon Monday A

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There is deep and widespread sor-‘

sor throughout Prince Edward Island today -for the death of one ofthe Is- Iaind’s best known and best loved sons -the Reverend _Danllel !\|cLesn> of this oity.'who 'passed away ill'-the Prince Edward island Hospital “on Monday evening following an opera- tion for alllle dicitis.

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Taeaagwe- _-1 shock not olnlyagahii family but to]b

hundreds of sincere -tr_lend`si“throug_lr-- out the' length and _fbrleaylth -of, the Province. and even' f_ar_~l1`_ey6nd. 'Pos- sessed of it f-wal'ln_ an¢_i_,g'enlal_ perenn- ollty he made friends wherever he went. As-si ipmeaoheif, of _thé Gospel lie

and hundreds- flocked to_hear him ex-

pound the Word and be guided by' his l teaching. ` - ‘ ' _ H

and he wee] pbssosaed of a heal- for i

ntention oft e committee to make a Church ,and _,mot leaders. or M

(hs, _M_agt9,-I ggpvmgfhsf, fn_i\ge11 was full and comprehensive report to Par- Belgian peopll; was given a- royal r; A truly illllilmill- H9 Wielded 0- “Wm” "‘"“°”t° Tum’ is Amh’ °xp°°°“u°“ °“ ceptlon in Protestant, Toronto today. A _ ' iniluenoefltud' 'will be truly finouruedthe Part of-members off Parliament Tmmc troubles on me Ra||w.3v deny. \ - ' ' l ‘ by the’~c0l"isi‘elutl0ns 0vBl‘ Wlwlli 110 ‘"1" “Y °f "I9 Plan? °f ad‘""°“"°l “B” ed his arrived over an llourandifhe mis- _

, _ _Bunce m-“(19 by the "“°_i°“5 smdiers s‘ed hearing 2000 separate school and 'GNL WANTED F03 |'|0U3E_W9RK

miss hisitiadly ‘ smile and cheery °"3““‘”“”°“° Wlll be accepted is the h-,gh “hom Children ,mg me Belgian by oct. 15, -Mrs. Burnett, 114 Kent W0l`d- - / ° f°"m In which may W9" m'°d°' _The National anthem and other selections street- 1379‘10°4Mtf-

equest most likely to be granted is but hh spent a me-aunt and _a very _ - - e

or age.-_1iie'\was a' na-tive of M_ount illflfllllil f0fW8l`d by H305” Wh° f°‘;5ht busy -day -in Toronto. His Eminence, ‘PIANO BARGAINSP2 F|NE S50- Henbert, _where he was born 'on the with ¢'h°_!mP°"i“'1 f°"°°° *O be 1”; 51"- despite his 68 years, carried himself ond ns/nd upright pianos for sale at old homestead in not is oiisseptemh-.the “me f°°tins vs_ m°1“\>°'=h° ‘j simosr with e ieosty eh- end seemed H- A- '1‘sf1¢°n &-0°-'s '144 Gres*

E_ F- ln connect 011 with f 0 WY f oe si t. 1112-s-2mtr.- i_'s~.l1-. J. M. srsvsnson ent of Sfatuitles- DuRnB the hear- tie: gffd §5°;'°“€ lfespne his Img mga me ’ _| _ ' _ _

_ ' _ __ _- p. e s a. _ip staiture and _

his native 'province and then entered ll:_i§;e°f__ sv_:_<l:_;1§e me __gg;l;?_ll;t<_l_e__ vas: when Wa1|d,,g..b,,,,,d,, Mayo, Church *nov Fon s1'_onE, oNE FROM whe°w|th cept l.. E D stevens was

presided as well as others who will Hi

_The late-Mr. McLean was 71 years l'

er 21, 1848. 1!-le received -his element- C-

ary education- in the publioschools of m

riso ers and occupied Krovle, (poss y

_ _ (8 c_a|_t° The Guardlan) _ _ _ t G I ' and tile prospective "measure dealing

ED W}N\\5fP_EG_ oct 14____ms Royal PA_駧°°o°°t 914T_Im;'°;_d&;‘"_)_g__eed with the report of the Parliamentary

Highness the Prince of Wales sam to the creation of a tree Hmm in c_i_lmmlttee on the problems arising

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~ $0011 bile £0 the Cilllllliiell WGS! £0113? Fiume, the port -to be under control rom the demand of Boldierslmr Pl

, _ » ' - creased gratuity. It is semi-Qfhciaily

_ _ l__t;aiél_;_l_;;___:¢hlE|)__i;ft_e_a_|_i_i:_i;i_1_nforthalgetgzdnsg of the -League__o!__ Nations. says the mumated that these Important mecés

Wm pmcéed an me t ui of omlgrio Pet" Parmlen wh ch _cmms t° have of legislation cannot be reached this

D0n his erm! with large forces ln the His Ro nl Hi hness oeoncluded hi' received rem” mmmwon on thnweek' Thu” vmsence °f S" Wimam '°‘““Y °f 0581 but- Weis “"°“°¢°”- stay inythe vfesi by attending a bali itmecits imdtrrhi-21:25" etemsiiiilitrijs Fefft' mffair 1? 'ii Priovmcm Pmmifr 1 - 1 D ik; t, d 3500 » ' __. __ - n e cap a_ o ay s very 'genera y u. genera en ne can ure _ _ by Lad Nanton. _giggestalxignlae__|;§,_a§a_)__t_l,_.?_tWeen the cbmmented umm _as synchronizing tbiy Kmmy 5-bout 25 mm” so-um ‘ - with the intimatolin to members that

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Wests” 0fe|)_ General Denndnavs C d I M _ ___________________ ' _ these contentiouirmoasures will not forces also ca tured the im. ortaqn - W* be Sulbmitte tothe House for discuss-

lr ll ‘1 _ _ I I tal ,Ch ' 1 “_ b t - ' - _ - ion__and decision until after the Pro- i'§°¥s'l'i'fs§1ss°§i'§' sf Kieffmrdg -ecgegge T0|'0nt0’S Guest “ _ U vin:-ol collins oss.

continues. ` ‘ ' ' ' ` , T, ‘ _ __

- _ _ em... ..._-s... e Aviation Meetin Lori -itliltllt if _ .s2‘iisi2c°s;..;.z-;;°s;i;i::.'ss g

_l_i__ii:c'_i‘o_:r_<_i_r;t_<;;sr___g:e_i;i; _§i_r_i__gl_;i1;l_31__-_ E A

21B';r“i?g_";t3_30dg'°0lwk - H9 Wm pm' A -meeting in the interests of cvia

-'_'_ ii., o pttcsomichsei -C, t hm t , 1,, C,”

(Special to The Guardian), Cathedral where there wlill be large CHICAGO. Oct- 13.-Interest in the fgflfldvdflfg Qayiis vf,:.?;h?gp;lesi:§ngty

SUVA, FIJI I'SLA'NlDB, Oct. 14.-- gathering of pimp); and teaghers from great trnnscontinental all-_,race at the -ment M Stevenson B oke of the

Admiral Lord Jellicoe on his arriv- tlie'|(jhth0||¢ Sch001g_ 'close of the third day centred tonight ` ' " ' P

al here was' inet by a. fleet of sailing

in the hitherto unmatched conmst of value of aviation, pointed to the place

canoes and we_|¢0mBd by the native , _ _ Lleut. B. W. Maynard, leader ot- the f;f1e';3;1“`I§§g§y _£22135 ggril; the glfggf l|19fg_ In 9,;5pes=_¢h he suggested that F - westbound i'iiers,' and Captain L. H. _ 1 _ _ __ _ S D06 __ uva would rohabi he the Pacific y Smith ncesetter f th "es °" a '“‘“"m° °°”“’“"" an

-- Wins Air Race ss; ...si s§s;‘.';“i:s‘s.;°'::.:‘;:;z.,ir,:; ....:::,‘;. .,..°...:.

_ flight _ _ company would accomplish more than

Captain Smith.. however, no longer

- o - , (spfdal t° The G"f'ld|°") alone leads theeastbound group, for'

NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Lt. Belvin tw E hi 1 I i

W. Maynard, the -flying parson won Q 3 gi S 6 Wg* L°“t- E C- Kiel

` - _ _ -- _ __ -_ __ the first coast of coastlngof the arm-y Int `t SJ-°r _“lg _ D°""5h;"""`t°°k him

` - ' ~ ‘ ` &_li‘ race. i_t.wss announced tonight by tide ro Ml ad fneiil' 1 0' ghflm the

_ _ G rm' oiilciale ofthe American Flying Club - ° ema ne _ °'%`M°~n35l§f- _ql eufh-9”

__ (Special to The _ ua sn) which assisted th _ar in th ofthe three, lf g f rt ne attended ’ UNRWA, 0°!-_ .14-~**19¢?l*ll°\‘sl-i°1\s\~-sm,--_ ~r th _ ° HUIYI °____°°“‘ them. might easily first reach :henn- ehind' closed doors which will pre- fe “Q _"Mm°¢_]_"“°,l€~" °-“°° .WM the ish ei Mineola, L.1_,N.v.,~wnesce the bably-settle tlleimportant question or -° “_ ' _ 9° 3 °"°_“f° Raw-

addltlonal assistance to C_r_inad_;on - ` i o Lleut.__Mpy`nard,hthe “Flying `Pa,r'- iightingmlen were commence to ay I _ son,” w use mate less flight' across by the members of the special com- . the United States for threedays has

inl-ttee on Soldiers Civil Re-Establish - -_T ~ .- thilglled _avl;it_l_ol:__ enthusiasts, tonight ment Bill. There had previously -been ` s sas y e e westbound contln-' r

was possessed _of` exceptions-l -power agmeeting of several members of the 0 8611!. tllillilllilil Clllltllill H- C- Ui'l1Yi0ll

c mmittee at which a tentative out- ‘ W0-8 il S0011 HGCDINI. 100 mil®B Ol” more

ine of the rr-port to be made to the -' ‘ behind-

ousc was considered. lt _is believed (3 e M ¢ _ The G d, --_~_--_._

No other -preacher in this Province however that it w-ill take several days Tonoqqéto Ooct 14 _§;';,d;l'3 Men ___

ministered to so many consrssstlvns 1° W°l"‘ °“f 31° MBU! “SC if' 1” lb” cier. prince 'er the nomsn catholic. _

westbound men started.-

p y _ _ _ . D -'or e contingent ' '

Nam has-e_ _ _ . , , - rrom___t_he west; either or whom can §l__l_o_u_g__ht _tl_;ii_§__ii__:_t___v.-ore r_s_s_fii3_c 1>_.)E

` a Q e e _ ' _ - - , - s - - -

P i of‘ ,W l s C liege where he ll ' PD Y D I,-,_ hu _ h ld M with Hi W _ country preferred. State age. Ad-' trio flriat to fly front the mainland to g:ald?i`;ted in @8666. i?le taught ecilbill g’°"i‘Z&- °f h.‘;:`.d°;‘ip° °§`p°r£';§§dh§g litigiilEili6e_inatt?ar°3fnhelght. 0:;-di:;`1 dress “D” Guardian' Office. _ 'Prince Edward island and who for Mteon years afterwsrdewnd then gg; £2286; 3) __::_l\vy______ the B______ Merci" has 3 ¢1e@,;- and ruddy com. _ _ _ _ 11134-23Mtf _ spoke at Inst nIght's meetlni.

entered uposis' theological course at 11

Pine Hill College, Halifax, where he is

was gr'ed`uated ir`i"I8l& iliidsoou after warde was ordained a Minister of the church of ~Bc_btlslid`. -1-lie activities since that tin'le"ae a ciel`\`s'lnan_a`i:e well known to all. After selling some time as a Mlhdater in his own neigh- borhood with four other clittrchaa 'ln his parish he came to Chai- ottetown where he assumed the .pastor,ate ofthe People’s Church besides preaching to

other ilooltssilaoed under his guid- ance at can C ve. Lot-_4s, Glasgow Road and"-Ch\lro§ili._ This work -took him abroad at all seasons of the year and in‘eii.s`ol-ta of w0,Gfil°_\'. Dui 11° dill

spare himseltend worked fervent- contlnuousiy in -the Mal`ter_’|‘ ser-

Loiidoil -Times A loves

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the terms of the Grand Trunk Rail way settieaiont and says will be a relief to all .ooncer_ned”tllat an end has been made to these -long nezot- ietionsz' Presumably, his adds. the san- ction of the Canadian Parliament will be quickly obtained. ' -

'run wnncrnrsn _ - `TE1lI1*ERA'l’URE _ TIDE, MOON. ETC

'p9R0N'p0,-' 15.-1-liliioiierato

winds; cloudy local showers.

The olde high thisaiternoon

_, at 4.4 '

h a ‘ii

o iowili

8 u it :.49

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si Y a

mobil 06%

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men in touch with civil- that they- may not -lose their excellent ‘iriilitaiy 1-uni; in this way-constitute-a

reserve. The club

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_ _ piexlon and his e e is ulck and keen. "- _ -

h mm’ 'md 'ifhenby migsed the “:°'° 'A\civic`receptli§n,'waqs' tendered His 'WANTED AT 0N¢E A BOOK- §°“°'°“° '°_“'°_ °’ °°“°‘““_“ 9°” °“_° _smineliee in the council chamber et keeper. one who will work ln meat _*ld ¢l‘°i“1l|°°_= _ _ the citycieii siroi-ily before neon today and fish store- Anvil ln person or

"“'”"“'”°'°*°"'“""“' Mayor chu.-ch ch hehcli or the city write ‘Rooney Gay and co., No. 9.

presented an add;-eg ‘ Elm Avenue, Charlottetown

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_ ` -"‘ " _ _ _ . . - - ` . Los - oN AUG; cfm, 1919 se- S f 'Go Ts -twlen Hunter River and Mayfield,

' 1;1- - _ . _ a woman’s blaok cost. Finder

LONDON, Oct. 14.-The. financial si- i ~ - -_ v- ~ _ please notify Mrs. Havier Doiron, editor of the London Times_approves ' ' Mayfield, P. E. I. !561»pd.

°*""‘-° *QUEBEC HEATER FOR SALE. Oct 141-'For the en- Apply 1:14 Hillsboro street.

of returned aviators, 80 , f_`|_533.1p.13Mtf

some'of the most dis ~ - " _

Gena-‘disn or British Loaf eA'runoAv s`s1'wE`EN i>i.£As

themselves into ant and Gerald Streets lady's_ known as the hi-own skunk fur cope cellar. Finder

The 0l'SBllil8- _ will be rewarded by leaving same

DOWGI' £0 RWD at -22 Pleasant Street.

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a number of small organizations. He then introduced Mr. Montgomery, Pres ident of the Truro Company.

Mr, Montgomery eitplained that they

had come over from' Truro to discuss the question of amalgamation with the company that was ‘formed here by Major Kennedy. He stated that the De ve,re people were wiliing’to do what they could ,to forward the interests of 'aviation in this province.

Captain L. E. D. Stevens, managing

director of the Devere Com-pany out- lined the immediate possible routes, with Charlottetown as headquarters of the inter-provincial flights..

Every towin and city in .the Mari-

time Provlnces under the Devere Avia- tion Company’s scheme will -be con- ‘nected with a complete. system of commercial aviation. This net work will have three projecting points, one to Boston, and one to Quebec and Montreal from St. John and one from P. E. Island to the Magdalene and Newfoundland..

Capt Stevens then went on to out-

some of the initial expenditures

cost of running a, Maritime

His address _was

contained muoli

to types oi'

up - to

Major

arrive day

the

` tiifiiffty “Kwai-e' wright and in-_

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tied down iagaln with resignation to another fortnight’s sojourn at the capital at least. for tho really contro-

stiil ahead and the trees will be bare

deny the rumor . _ _

Members who had their gi~lps'packed for the homewnril journe have set-

verslal legislation of the swsion is ----

of leaves before prorogation comes. WASHINGTON Oct 13 --The Sen In View of the 1,1,-ge m,_mbe,- of Whse". ate Military Committee voted unanim tees the house will probably make' up 011915’ Y€Bi8l`dHY i-0 l”€¢0lJ1l1lel1d lm ad lost ,time neg; week in the hope ag diiional appropriation of fifty million prorogulng by Saturday October 25_ dollars for army aircraft construction

in order that plans of the all* service to establish routes to Panam Alas

and even Asia. may be carrlaed outka

s Action by tho committee folibwed

U_S_ the appearance or Secretary Baker

f gud BrigGen_ _1Viit;:_hell of the Air _ vi orce, 0 elrpan e army’s lane (Basel-ll to The Guardian) General Mitchell said s aday piiight

BRISBANE. OCL 14--RBIGPBHCBS to Alaska across Canada would be at to n -reported nesotlstlon of a loan tempted this winter If cold weather of £200,000,000 -in America for the flying proves successful, he added, a. state of Queensland were made lu leguiai route to Alaska would be es the Legislative Assembly here on Fri- tabiished to be followed probably by day but the state treasurer subseq- a. route to Asia with only it 21 mile uently refused to ‘either confirm -or water span to be crossed

Range, Charlottetown, Thanksglvln

Perhaps the most popular win for the day was that of L. H. Cole of Milton. Not on-ly did this smiling

he went overseas- with the 2nd

2% years fighting for King and Coun- try. The Milton team won, the Silver

Trophy held by Summerside for some years, nine teams of 3 men com-

ond time.) the City Championship Tro-

phy, which Major D. A. McKinnon 5th-Summeraide Team

and Lleut. Elmer, Ritchie have also

` .'

ly got behind -the clerical work, relat-

it is intended to have another nine

followlng teams of three, with scores

J. J. -Lou-soil of Montreal, donating a

THANKSGIVING DAY SHOOT

A GREAT SUCCESS

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The call to arms, at Kensington 3rd--Fourth Regiment 2nd Team

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afternoon to com-pete for the gener- Sergt Allan McCabe

ous Prize list given* cheerful-ly by Sergt F G Kennedy .. merchants and friends -turned out a Sergt J C Stewart ,, , , _magnificent success in every .particu .___ lar. Returned Soldiers, volunteers and Total .. .. . .

civilian Rliie Clubs all had a great

“em day- _ - _ 4th-civilian nine ciuh

$535 U; Q

young veteran win the highest hon __ ors of the day in score and prizes, but Total

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Siege Battery and was in France for 5tn-Milton Rifle Club, 2nd Team

Lim#

H00ller . . . . A Coles . _,

B le . .

petmg. Mr. George Moore, with the _-_ grand score of 97 won (for the sec- Total . . _ , _

won twice in past years. L R Allan . ..

E H Monkley . .

This -City prize must be won three Dr A W Leard . -times before dually becoming pers- --_ onal property. Mr. George Moore’s T tal ,_ 4 win, was a very popuiar one. The day ’ was an ideal one. Col. Prowse, kind- 7th-clvlilan Rifle Club, 2nd Team

ing to scores and prizes, while Mejor Major W K Rogers . .. W. K. Rogers acted as range oiilcer, J H Judson .. . ..

finding time to make am excellent Capt J A Clarke score besides. Mr.- William Smith at -_ the head of seven markers fuiillled_ Total ,, ,,

his duties to the satisfaction of o.-ll. `

8th-Civilian Rifle Club, 3rd Team

Match on the anniversary of the arm- J C Milford . .

isticg day, the 11th day of November James OBrien

next hen the Magnificent Guardian Major T E MoNutt . .. .. Cup will be shot for, and an open -_-._ match arranged for all comers. Tile Total ..

were onteerd for Silver Trophy: Mr. 9th-York Rifle Club

silver spoon for the highest score on- J. W Gibson ,_

Summerside team and also of the Mil- Major J C McDonald .

--ton Team at 200, 500,_ 300 yards. E Brown

Total ..

Milton int Team- --

The foi-lowing cash -prizes were re

R. L. Coles 95 celved and with part of the proceeds fl. Coles . . . 95 of entrance money some (43 Dollars) L. H. Coles 101|wero distributed to the first twenty

' #l two riilemen in the open match for

Toial . . . . . . . 291 all comers, the acknowledgement of

the subscriptions in cash follows.

2nd-Fourth Regiment' Buntain & Bell $600 Friend $2 75.

was "Slices ay _' iii*

_(_ __-__ . .

J H Judson $2.00 W K Rogers

Major McKinnon . 92 $3 00 Woolworth & Co $2 00 Al Sergt. G. R. Beer .... .. 95 lan McCabe $2 00 Dominion Watch Lleut. E. Ritchie . . 92 Co $2 50 W S Louson $2 00

-| open Match zoo soo ooo yards, 'i

Total 2'il7jshots

NAME SCORE GIFT DONORS

'lst-L. H. Coles,\101-Ton Coal--Pocahontas Coal Co

2nd--Percy Hooper, 98-1 Pair Boots-Alley & Co

3rd-G. M. Moore, 97-1 Pair Boots-Morris. Smith & Beer

ith-J. Coles, 95-Pocket Knife-Crabbe Hardware Co

5th--F. G. Kennedy, 96--Suit Underwear-Prowse Bros.

6th-R. L., Coles, 957-Latest Het-Geo L Prowse 7th-G. R. Beer, 95--Pair Gloves--More & McLeod

8th-+A. McCabe, 94-Fern Dish-Bumeraide Rdile Club 9th-W. K. Rogers, 98°--Pall- Rubber Boots-Clttewn Selling Agmcy 10th--A. G. Judson. 93-Casserole--lumemrude Bile Club

_ma-_J. M. Jones, as-ltsir Booze--sort mos.

lgth-0. E: Ritchie. 99--Pair Sh Roy Holman

1 li-D. A. McKinnou,_il2--Fountain en-0 ll* Hutcheson

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