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n»“:d-IT °“""°" '°‘"“"" ‘"1 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 *nerd I-l>~°»|r¢l»=» D-I-w-d luv

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Honor James ihobson Doulgi-as.

_.____0______,_ » _ Llenloiiunt Governor of .the pro- ` 0

vlnce of -Nova Smtia has r.ee‘lg'ned,

Attengance Increases With Warmer _Wea- 333,51-D;--gg;-~;g,§g;ogg°°g___f;_ Eminent English General Gives Lecture In

1- er--Judslne New Completed In Al- °v.’°fl..,.l°':'“.2. st. Pauls Han Before Large Audience

Oll '|)Ol O ll 8 3 8

' tion of H, Armstrong, former Pre- ~ .

m0Sl3 All 590510118- » .f N... 3...... t... ....... ui -Describes The Reconstruction A ii d

so J t ---~O---_-- ,poinu-d lilautonant Governor 'in sue-i . , _

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illlougdi l.ua‘\Yiihgn$|i<:li ltlvielix-hd; NliI`1ll¢(?itt‘:i)ililFl(l’i-gfvlglzdirli til,il(¢?`-eli»a:v`i?i]`¥n|(‘;llH-`235|:ll)|t;:gl‘.i;.:‘lfmDll1l::Ii;li.tehzghuigz- Em- Hirefi. greftcll the third day of the her of eiii.rlv»-s iss last year. '1‘li.oy`uient to this effect was made ilaite irels ' .

' ' ‘ include tt very flue 'lot of Gravefn- this a~t‘tei~aoon. -Former Lieut. Gov- p '

This was undoulbtedly -the biggest steins exlribitled -by Mr. -S. R, Lane, ernor Douglas was sworn in. on --#0

|- nf January 29 last. succeeding former That the British Emllire has was very well attended Dr ii D

and -best day yet. and .thlere was of Southport. 'i‘he showin-g of T a . , . _ . 11. much larger larger fnulmlber of s-parents. Duchess, Alex~and.ras_ and I/ieul. Govern'/or 'Ma»cCallum Grant. thrown n girdle ol honor aroundwuhnggol, amp.) 3,, chairman, and _visitors in the city than on pre- Wolfe River are also good. The Rus- The newly appointed Lien! Gov- the world, in the form of the ce-.introduced the distinguished lectur- v'ioms Pnl-r days. lu the a.~t‘lerucon st-its and Ben Davis am a little srnor is a former liberal ixilefmlbor meteries containing its glorious er with a few words of reference erlpeoially, with lille lexodus 't0 the small ln size. _ 'ln 'W0 NW/~5\ 5001111 II3'gllalB»‘inlre for 119511 Wh” fe" h-‘ the GWB! War, lg his ca,-ser as 8 goldlar and edu. gnuilluls going on, the town pre-E The f-ir,-,L prize for mil-lpcflon of,the constituency of Gnydboro and and that an enon ‘H bemg made caummlm ue also called to mind sented a .uioi-it animated :ippearun-ille:-it arrnngul .fruit for -dessert was i9 Well l¢lll0Wl1 l-ll ‘\l1£'\l‘l‘8lwB UIFCIBB to hi I | ' ,_ _ , , _ _ _| Y Dl'9B0l'vB 1 B Sirde for allt me. the fact that .ilve thousand uf this to, while the .ttileiidance at tht [non hy Mrs_ J. iS. -Irving, Vernon, ill bile ~Dr0V|llC6 and ill M0l1ll‘¢H1- th . lvair and races has been inost graltl- land the second by Mrs. J B. And- was 8 purpose of 8 very able lee' Island B manhood answered me

.Australian premier who defies flying to th e Association, Both-row (jhurlomeiowu Roynlfv lllffl Elven ‘DBI lllghi- bl’ MBJOr Geri* call to arms and of that number

the radical element ln the Austral- nhteriioon and evenliuvg acroibaiic ' ` " _,_ l \':£‘81BS|;.FlEblllél Vgdvzeé K. Y?-. V- 2-. about five hundred were left be- lanLabor party and has s.|; 0 teh pei'i'aruiance- w re g~iv n -by t-le R9 g d V t |,| _ - ‘ . --. - -. -» - . W 0 BDO H hind on the battlefields. 14 ns the date of an apples( so Rndke sister?-i ‘bmefore ine graihi - 0 ' an we a u ill St. Plll1|'S Hlill llrlder the a\lSlJiC- General Ware, who still bears the nation against inter-ls,-¢"¢¢ from stand, and the Hlalifax Rifles Band Mr. S. J. Mioore, of Truro, Mari- B ° A 95 Of the Daughters Of tile Empire. effects of his war exllerleiices. said the “red” element, reiuiered an excellent lprogram, :ni time District Rélpresenltative of the f tl e r 5? Fé‘}§’l;1“ Wan; :B 0:0 Defifllaxlll nt the outset oi' his lecture that he

---»~¢¢¢..____ - curling several solos and specs deed Branch, ttawa,']udged the . V ce' Erma" ° he lllller al ar had never before had -to do t sk

numbers, while Jack Ginny made Tooth, vegetable, and seeds Wed- P]f’]I1C@’S T O I1 I‘ Graves Commission, which has tak- ut the same time ,-epregemfngam, hllollier his -hit wil-ll ilL‘i inegnlp- lufsiiay, -With regard to field roots. _._ en over the stupendous task of car- great it privilege, and so much of

A . . .Mnngleu and tn;-ulps wre mutstnnd- UWDON. se L 24._wm] the_l;anen soldiers and sailors of me me people of the Empiws Dom,”

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Conservatives C a n Safely Count on 10 of 14 Seetts.

(Special to The Guardian)

VA..\I(‘(lUVililR, Sept. 2l.-‘Con-

rervalive ccrndlidates .have -been n/ilniniiiled in every ~Bi‘-ltlsh Colum- iblu vlliietitlrelicy while .lille ‘Liber- als alt- still 'liuilllin-g re.pl'e-senlnlliv- og lu s.-veral convstituendles and .ln lwo at least will not 'be reprcsente-il but will endorse independeltts. So far thu- .illdlcatviolls are lthai tihioa province wi‘l-l renialn Con-servaltlve; in fact, ten seats out of the four- teen are assured to .the Conserva- .tive -partly alnd in the other four their ohaulces are equal if not belt- ter llianl their opponents.

Victoria, Nanamo, F‘raser,Valley.

New \Voi=-tiiilinister, Yule, West Knotnliuy, -Sheena and ‘the rtihroe Vancouver seslts are certain to be roplvsr-.-iited by -Conservatives, N. Vulicouvt-:r in n. close con-test, ‘lint the “Abela-ittoe" vote scnndall there in the provincial contest has great- ly Injured the Lillieral oliafnces federally. Comiox, Atlln is n close ron-test hu-tween Codiclitt, Coilservu- live and Neill, linlefpemlciit. (‘»ni‘i- boo -was represented In the last pnrilainelnt by 'I‘_ A. -llfdilrldc, Pro- gressive, ‘hut there is a 'three cor- noreil contest in. this constituency which lprncticnll-ly assures 11 Cou- s»=|'vutlve v.iciY>ry.

'l‘lie bltteree-lt conltesl in -British

Colnnlibiia 'll-i in 'Eli-srl -Kootmuiy will-re tho Conservatives have lion pl-_ King, ‘Minister oi' Pinblic Works. “ilnillrd 'll‘i>." Dr. -Kring has dread- tll at c-.outcst ill East Kddtennly and for li lime .flirted w-ith the nomin- aliou in Vancollvnr Centre afgailnst \\on_ ll. -li. Stevens but- soon re- rfllnrd ilcfuut i.he'l‘e ‘Wag ine\l‘l`Ltlbl9.

-lily lu-xt i-doa wits -to secure the l.lller:ll iioililiiilti’/.ln in the :new con- .sltlnenry of North Vancouver, =bnlt :lilrf iosiiiig sl-~n'iiinent went lvnck to-llusl Kootenay to do _his best, He lad hard work -to secure the nmu~. inailon :tn dhls party is dishearten- eu and discouraged nttllie failure of _four _vi-llr.~l idlllcrnl rulo to develope ilu- urliu-ral ri-sources and lpreveut clilllziutloil. George llusli‘by, C*/.lnservnitive ennllllliilv for -Sheena is going to r~'l:.i>=lvl° it gr(-lit victory over Fred -Stork. l.llu\ral uieulilier lu the -last llolirlv lol' that rid-ing. Even 'lille chi-lilrr-il oil itlhe street know this. and iluspite the -frenzied eff/Jrtg ol'

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'MMD WANTED. - A'P P LY- (luardlaii Office. 4709-9--itil `_,___________......___._ 'T0 LET-FURNISHED HOU3E.i ‘Apply Mrs. Edwin Aitken, 241 Euston St. 4911-9-14-ii‘

,_¥ i 'WHEN HE-POTTING YOUR plants be sure and use Soll8l‘<f its effect is marvellous. 176 Kent Street. 5070-9-22~if `___________________ ‘usa oun H/uviauna s'reAl<_‘

The hot weather meal. Saunders,i Newsom &. Co.. Market Bldg. `

2674-7-23-liinos

.g________________ ‘WU wANr oooo guvstopeel Prices 50 for 20c. 160 for 351:. 250 fill’ iific, 500 for $1.00, 1,000 for ll-95. Postpaid. Guardian Office.

_l_i_ 'M rnlwriuo or :vi-:nv dueription, cheaply and expedi- u“‘~\llll executed. Guardia f"’"ll'sl Job Printery. Phone 133.

m 'LOST-NEAR 76 GREAT GEO-

rse street work bag containing knitting, purse containing money. llleves. ere. rlnusr -please leave ‘li 7ii Ghent George Bt. or at the Guardian Oltiee. 5115 8 24 2|.

l -'T°_Lev.-House wifi-l ooev- °Fli office in connection. in good °l’dBl‘. all modern conveniences. Uwupancy at once, 50 (lreai Gorse st. Apply J. M. J.. co. ,guardian Oiiice. l¢lll&9-23-ti.

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io tolli their uli.t'.t,e|l ri>.fpl‘esnn-tativ

i`-or l\‘i:lil .ll-ullili-ng pi|rpo.~w-.-i there. 'l‘li<~_v linll the host irruvefl-lcrl roads in ‘il\.\ iloutiliiuil; simply llecnnse, :\

(ww. y,.. ._ .W y . - _ iiiittliillulyilo >l`\'<~.-l 'paid lil. i'ulull*ll

l.lli-ul, lloi~i‘n\\|~d llnlll-‘Y ill-Zlllll-*ll illlfl fund. :ind -|l:l’|l Il-lih priucipnl runl shhiiii; iniul 'i'l~»»ul -ii.

Clubb Elected Head.

limi. \\’. li. (‘lullll, lliilllslcr of

l.\u.ll`lic \\'u\i‘k.s, |.\luil-ilol>a, wus elec- fnll lDri~.siill~iil oi the .i‘.ull1lill:\\i (loiod Roads' Arstsoratlflli, :it i'li..\ .socoini scssloli of the i|irl~.--(luv conven- -"»on mf 'tile association hero today.

'Min ‘C-lubb niicceeila Hon, -P. J. Veniot. -former 'pn/niter of New Brunswick.

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Strike Of (loalmen

Hits U ii i t e d

States- L i ii e s

(Special to The Guardian)

N'i<}\V YORK, Sept. 94.-_-Here ill

the effect of it-he nnthrxrcite mal s'li~lkc.- upon Uiiltird States railways. accolwling lo an estimate by rnll- mad officials -published today.

-Nine railroads -serving the nn-

lhraclte district are 'losing $3.500.- 000 s week in ncvenue. Fifteen t-hmisanrl frnllwny men have been lrtlil off Carlondlngs have fa-lien off 40,000 ours a week.

'Ns sate.-ron inmlowrs “lil 5 slhai-ea Imperial Biscuit Biooitl! Par value |500 df. very ro- Uoua le price. Write R., care

*FOR SALE--»TAME PET MON-

key. three pair waltzlng mice. Apply circus slideshow manager. Exhibition grounds, Robert 0.

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Piovinc-i.il Exnilbition yesterday.

) ul e -of A r-thine and lot.itov~l llliwn, lint the comlpetl

(ilieriiseys completcil ju Z ll Y t il

Millions Spent to Let l.....u.v. .-.i.

., .-.Lk-ing of the Ayrnhlree. he ' ' ‘ r Autos Compete saiqriwtlliut the class un a wh/lie was i -i" '

_ " `_""' ' Hood with strong conupetltloil F D ' l Preparnltxion ofciilsts of urban

QUl<)liE(., Sept, '2-i.-“It is throughout. He .made special incn- . [ers or t e pen ug genera e et.-

witlriri the pi~ov.lnce of the lphople tlonl of ltho agled cowl-l, it-he dry two 3 .i|0ll C0ll'l¥ll€llC@(l lllF0llEh0llt Cllllil'

_ year ¢,]d5_ and (wo year old bulls. _ V _ da today. In all cities and towns

es what -taxi-.z-i they ,eliuil pay. We 'l\ht~ herds are very creditulllc ot HANTS, Kings N_ S” iii-_*‘”"" lwith :i population of five thousand r - " ' - B wi f York ‘Ernest Robinson Liberal Ottawa icillll'-l|ll‘\ PMID) snr more. and in certain other pluc-

uro llhi. pltlllir oiiiturs oi’ it great of .rnimuls, Bertrnln ro rl 0 _ tnanriportation i-uilwuy system -and Wim,-(ng -the first prize, and Easton V ` ?- West Slew rt MCU,” h n Comer -LONDON. .SeDf- 24-'-C0“ff‘»FtfllCGn es with dense or transient popula-

e- stock exhibit il; the |,»\\,u1.-ll 10 the had wemhm. WMM, aud,liuslness men are voicing hop

yet we tspenil in-illloltg oil' mone ‘to Bros. of Charlottle-town 'Royalty the WP-~Hl\NG'\`0N. S991- 24--"1"-'“<l‘i

bulllci .highways so that lnul.\o¥iiio- uewnil. Mr. Black said lth.a't the iv-w Me-lion, Secretarv ofthe Tren-fgg?véalggfvzzvliaiihgg;b‘{;1:'sE: bile busliiess may coixip-sie iinlfalirly Ayrslrires would compare on 'it Sllry Of -the UD-lied $121105. llfl<l;JoB'eDh Hm Came _nm e’ M ‘wiiilli -these rui-lwiiys." whole w.|¢h some of me _hem he had rl genius of American ii:iurcc_ au'l| “eu M I; C g Sl; ' “

'I‘.he stateinents rnmterl were ut- seen in other -pu;-tg df Chuang, Joseph Cullllullxx, -Finanlce .M-liiisterig 9' I "6 - ' even”

tt-red -today hy Collltnother Clmior- ln tihle Guernseys 'Uhe compel-l' ‘lf Fl`“*“0‘*» “nd 4* P°l`m’°a\ “‘et‘““` mgress ve' ammse Ana' A' Scouilllelli ‘Hill me ‘f<>ll<?_Yf€l_M<>_l\_ll\i3l§_5l!=§<>lSl' nn., ni’ 'I'orouto, during 'thc course tion is 'btween -Roper Bros, (who f.lf‘his notion, into-t eadh other ucross Cilllaervatlve, Niplsslng. Ont., E. A-fed to call lt national conference. of n. tlisciisflloii on taxation :tt to- are .allowing 28 hea\<l,'iiic1i\tliii'lr, an-,ll fllble l" the Tre-'15lll'Y Dailfillltllll I-"Pierre, Liberal, West Cent;-9 To-I dayke session ol’ the flulnttliinn Good ilnals ‘which lpractlcally swept the lioda(, to settle the French debt. ronto. lion. ludmund Bristol, Con- Rouds’ Assoclzitloii coiivcntlioii. .\lr. prize l-isfts wt .St. Stephen. l~‘reder- Around and behind e”ch' In '1 ”'“"""’-i-lV@- P€¢@l‘b0r0 Ont.. E- A- Cniuc-mir 'believed that no long as ;¢i0n_ and St. John), and W. G. smalloolllweiweyroolii. were sroull- Peck. Conservative. Levis Que. G

lpubilic ownvnship was a -part of Darke, of Brookifieltl, who has also ed mort Of Gai-Ill Dill'-i011. 0Xll€'l'itS ill Gravel, Conservative,

Cnn‘ndian policy, just so long sliouldln -flue exhibit this year. ,i‘l“lUlC@- f“-U°lll°m'|03- ‘\|‘D|0l""“°Y “"0

,(,|,,é. ,peml1.._. ,m.m,0,.l .the m|,\,wny_._, sta/tecrnrft, alive to the hard facts (Canadian Press)

:ind not pi-l~liri~i unlulr coinpetiflou Fruit Exhibit, , lof comnleroe and sensitive to the

in -dllvcrt their ri~vollui~s to other D `°'“"e"'t5 or Upmm" with which each MMSS9N'EUVE. Montreal. plztces, Mr, G. li. Hntclieson, ni’ Ilcr- livust coil-tend--Tile 'Debt Collliillsll- \Vin. ’I'r‘e.m.bla.y Labor, Carilboo,

wick, N. S., Dominion Frfiilt lnslpec-li0l\ 01 FWD08 Mild £116 United SU-ll' B. C.,-T. G. rNcBride. Progressive,

Veniot Replies. tor, who judged the fruit this year, es. » Ccmmox. Alberni, B. C.-A. W

,sneaks very favourably of the lex- 'The stake atissule 'between -these Neill, independemihoaetown, Sash

-Ex-iff..-rum vrulot, of Ncwlnlblt as it wlwle. The plume are two men and- .between then- colin- ~A. W. Mooney. Lllberel. NNPl°

llriln-swiclr, who is u-iso Prcslrlelltlexceptionally gvod. and iw will- N182.-is -ll mul*-l-Gr Of $4.200.000-000- Creek, lSask.»lDr. J. B. lSwan~st0n,

xiunit i slums After seven rears the obligation conservative, ximian.-y. lsr.-.lr _

ol’ hhe itssliclllliilii, rl~pl`iml to Mr. lui-ntod on the e‘ ‘ 0 - , f - - Cu.nicrml'.s -i'(~iil:irks. On the- q'iws- by ‘Mr. Aufld of Covelhelld. |S l-0 be l1¢|.i'llBi04l- Ilan. W. C, Sutherland. Llb6’l‘&l- 1719-t H019- _ _ _

' Wlnnl c \South Centre Joe David

hung out early yesterday at the Prince Edward Tlir-hire where ‘Miss l-inwards and her popular Comilllllv ure playing an 8 days engagement. to record-breaking business. Mies hldwarrls presented u real honest to goodness novelty play entitled l1‘llR'I`l.lNE I{UN'i`ERS_ The play is luid on a desolated Island rightful- ly called “Desolation island" where 200 years ago Captain Blackboard and his pirate crew hid a chest of gold. it seems that the mainland folks all knew the story of the is- land but none dared to attempt to dig up the treasure on account of spooks being seen nightly at nn Old log cabin where the treasure was supposed to have been hidden. llow ever an old merchant of the Main lund, knowing that his relatives were fighting over his wealth .ilBlll" ed out a liovel plan of how to dl- vlde his money before he passed away and nvold qunrrcling over his will. lie formed a party of all his relatives and ,inforincd them io meet at the haulitcd cabin. They do so, and as he starts on his plan of dividing his wealth one oi' his nephew slabbs him in the back. Then comes the hunt for the mur- derer. which Ii not cleared up nn- til the flnal curtain when every- thing ends well.

Miss Edwards as Effie was de-

lightful. and once more delighted

her muny admirers. The more we nee of Miss Edwards and ber com-

tloil of lt‘nxut~iou llc slated 't'l1a.t every - -'--'- ' - , ` ‘D -E - '

.~ Llbe al Wi ni South, John

prov.ini‘e nt-eniwl to have lt differ- *PW l` . 1? DBZ

viii. -sysieili, null llc nrviewell the {\\f’Illi|lY. l18b0lll`ibe90l|l'Fl3-'-‘sI'f0;lx-lg1~|Ii°gl(l;1 ‘

sys`iuin.~l lu use in ()n~tni'lo and Nova ‘ 11115. P3' » ' Pl' 9 -l Swnt'l~i_ 'I`uinln;: in -the niunncr lu Ml\“~“'D§`- 0- D- R. B53-99'?-1. Lib-

- eral, Siprin-glfield. lliian.-John Hol-

wihioli the problem was handled -in( _

Non. |il'lill.sw|cI<. .he .~lllti..~d I-hb.|` nllltl, ?Irogr;s5)l|it'e‘:d-\Veé"bIi]isr;i.v§a;l;. -1.-. ~'l_|1 M | ---... -a ,. r ‘ . i ll il tx is no until rl pu lxat on ` Hamm Rivm' Ra `mund_JW. J;

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""0 ”""°"”'- 'N°””h'_PB”:1'“l°"é'_;‘1,' GENEVA sept. zs~Tne pengui-

Sztslk.-lI)'r. L. A. C. an n, - - '

~. is i i the v-.iiiunrlrid the The standing room only Sign WHS WHY. me m0l`9 We BYUDY th°“"' scivailve, Saskatoon.-W. L. Kirk- 0! N‘m°““ ““°mb\Y “may “d°l”e‘1 ’ ° ' patrick. Progressive Torreimne the French proposal for a world-

Q“e__du|e§ ymwm-d `pnev0,5¢_ Ex, wide economy conference under the M_ p_ Lrbe,-ap auspices of the league,

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ONE - SIDED ARRANGEMENT BLEEDS CANADA

By W, g, Maroon.

If the stores on the north side of St. Catherine's St., Mon-

ifllll. could sell only to residents living north of that street while the gm;-as on the south side were permitted to sell to -"°5|d°UlB I10l‘th and south. would our Free Trade friends ex- Pwt that lrraugqineut to enrich the stores on the north side? Ask your real estate broker what would happen to real estate values on both sides ofthe street! The Forty Ninth Parallel is only an imaginary street 3,000 miles long dividing Canada from the United States. The conditions on both rides of this street at the present time will coincide with the real estate

broker's valuations in the other case,

lf Quebec imposed n duty of 25% against Ontario goods.

and Ontario placed a duty of 75% against Quebec goods. would anyone expect that to enrich Quebec? The fact that the United States is a foreign country does not alter the case one iota. Salesman do not recognize political boundaries. un- less they are forced to do so by s prohibitive tariff. The Am- erican tariff is prohibitive. except as to certain raw mst- erials, which Canada would be wiser to keep, or ship out in A finished state. Our Farmers and Fisherman have been kicked out of the American market; and our industries were never allowed in. On the other -hand: American Farm- ers. Fishermen. Industries and Mines are welcomed here al- most with open arms. This difference leaves us every year with n trade balance against us of from 3200.000.000 to $300.- 000.000. Add to this 5% interest or dividend on Am- erican investments of $230,000,000, amounting to $137.- 500.000 and we have gained u grand to tal of f\‘°m $337,500,000 to $431,500,000 against us each year in our trade relations with the U. S. We are that far

awa from the correct position. ~0\+;§0»0+<l»‘l»Q+§§_i§OO'l»+##000000

Carleton Plnckney as Robert Ar `gyle gave u very pleasing perform- ance also did Laurence Hayes as Iienry Argyle, However Charlie Downes as Elmer Meacham was tho real hit of the show. and he sure scored laugh after laugh. lilo was seen at his best. in an elwll' tionally good part- Miss .Mabel (lrsnd as Zeta Esmond was also delightful. and was a big help in securing laughs for Elmer. :Miss Grand is a clever performer and although it new member of the Mae Edwards company has won many friends in the city, The bai- ance of cast were all good. playing their roles as only real troopers can and each did their parts in de- lighting n capacity house for two solid hours of amusement. - The specialties were of a high class or- der. Special mention should lie giv- en Mr. Smith for his rendering of the late song hit, "Oh How I Miss You Tonight." Mr. Smith was in good voice and the orchestra gave him good support in n novelty arr- rnngement of the song. Tonight the company will offer Dangerous ln- nocense" o. three act comedy dra- mn and .Mr. Smith is devoting quite n little time in his announcements on his feature plays 'lI{ells Gard- en" which will be presented on Monday night. We expect great things Monday, Seats are now on sale for the balance of the engage- ment,

hone solos he said hu never saw thvelin better (camdnn Preu) ing for the graves of u million difficulty, as this of (_,-ylng (0 5,-(ng

ling, und t-here are at large nluun.bcr 9 lg m h E | d f _ _

Dairy Cattle of . nvtrics i have seen ,better Dom neun return of the Prince ol Wales B/au; lhe;;1Pm\:)»N;1!:e ;1acf_il;l:;ll‘iIl:l¢;l;l 33:. somre idetn boi the! woilg that

"" ine-i lu- -laid nut thi.. may he at I0 lllslund. British manufacturers appropriate and mms ww “ li 85°” “"5 ‘me Y ill”

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T l- ' ‘. _ - ‘ ` ‘ ‘ . . ' , ' iii* I ru v _ Mr I mm V V ( V mm_e|_ed Wm! tm mg. en of something good coming to *At last nights meeting. which, (Continued on Page 6)

bncklione of any agritiii it may have lil Eg and it iS lllf'll~“llll§ to know that the 'l‘h- - gui-llc-u vegetui/bios were a very them from the Prlnce‘5 umbassa- - " A" -.howl-ng this year is in .ulv-mic? rrellltable lol l‘he need grain was dorship to South America They

over that uf* other yullra. Will*/~'l“llY good. colis'itici'liig -Allie fact thult the m~e‘10¢,k1ng to mm for 80,56 such _ ` R I/

witlh regard to cults, lboth -hee! 'and scasoii in coll:-lliirlrilvt-.ly early mid slogan as King george-B --wake up.

dairy uluuy h:l\'-.- not finished iihel-r ihar- England" yo galvanne dropping hr,

it 1 r e i Slllllllll IS trolls lllnlll

. . . . . _ _ tl in GS- it i wli;-l not as koi- n as he expect- ____¢_°>_____ ’ - `

""' 'Mr J ll Black of La Chute vis* 'lhelc were many vanietieg of dum” hem

' a E H ' a_ between Premier 'Stanlley Baldwin

K and rtihe -Ml-niers 'Federation Execu- rl tive yesterday and today over the

dis-pulte between the miners and

“’ operators failed to bring an agree-

ment. arises from varying interpret- ations of time .geltltlemenlt uiado ‘be- tween the miiners and operaitors at

tion urban registrars conlinencetl to sit at nine o'clock this morning to prepare preliminary lists which will he subject to revision later by county district judges or persons ilillminted by them "for that pur-

of miners delegates. 'I‘ll»e sltliwtloll Dose! _ L_, de9.crL|,ed as 5e,.|0u_B_ l lieglntrnrs sittings will continue

,p,.,,m.|er Bnfmwin is lmderglondlrinily (except Sundays) until 30th

...to have decidled against the inin-i0|' Selllelllilér fl‘0Il1 9 0.111. till 9

urs_ lp.ni_ with two intervals of one hour -During -the last mining c-rlsls iulearh for meals and any qualified

Great Britain whflc-h occurred only,voter may attend in person to ap- :t few weeks slglo, l’.reulier Balllwinply and have his name placed on lWe\"iPd it “B-'\l0l“\\‘W\<li%‘ Slrlkfi \ly|the list. Voters who are ill or away »guananitee‘lng--a sulbsldy to the mln-.l owners to eualble them to contlnue‘

. iihe exlilstinlg wagescale for alnotheri . nine months. 'I‘.he present disagrm-|

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L. J. LARDNER

L. J. LAR DN ER

Conservative candidate for Van-

couver South.

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Denies Making State- ment re East in Van-

. .couver.

I\lON-(‘.'l`ON, aB., -Sept. 24. -

At -Premier Kiuig's City Hull meet- ing here 'Puesdity nl-ghlt_ Aid. Leo- nard C. Jones interrogated ‘the Pre- ntior lil i~el`»-reilizc to lt statement he is alll-iged to have irrlrle in Van- uou\'cr last (lumber to bhe effect ‘Illini “tho En:-'t would have to wnli until thc West is satisfied in so fur as pulil : works are coiinern- ell "

. The Premier denied .that he had made any .such statement and add- ed that hc- .would give Aid. Jones $500.00 if fhe could bring the evid- ence 'to .prove that -ite. had made _mich o. atatenient. “if any one can (pnove that sltinteiuent .I nm prepar- ‘ed to let Mr. Moighoii take office tomorr0W.". .Mit »K»liig added.

'This ls not the first time Pre-

mlier King hue been charged with making the .stalteliiu--il-t with which

(rom home may boregistered bya relative or employen Where there are Provincial lists names of per- sons which appear on them will

ban registrars to Dominion lists. Registrars are without discretion ln this respect and are obliged to transfer names even though they know persons referred to are dead. removed or otherwise disqualified.

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.lie was coufronterl :it his Oity Hull yhioetliig. | Speaking in the debate- on ithe ad- .dress ln- peply to the .speech from lthe ’I‘hnone in the House of Com- hons in l<‘cdii'|inry last, -Mr. Alexan-

be transferred automatically by ur-(tier -l. Doircet_ memlber for Kent,

EN- Ti-. .ls reported in Hansard as i'/_\l.l~ows: l Again reforriillg to the lspeech ‘front the Throne I -find 'that the government intends eoonomizinig ,on -public workis. 'l‘h.ls is -somewhat .in keeping -with -the statement Ilimrle ln Vancouver last October `liy lillt- l’rinie lMiili.~\lor hliitsellf, but

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I BE “T'l~lL`=1 ‘/ADVANCE AGENT , or-'/-\l\\ EARLY

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east winds. much cooler.

Maximum and minimum temper-

atures. Toronto. fair 64-50 Montreal, cloudy 58-48 Quebec. rain 50--lo Charlottetown. fair 60__52 Halifax. cloudy (;2___3(; St. John. fair __ 54_50 'B0ston. fair 34--50 New York, six 62-56

High tide this evening nt 4.09 and

tomorrow morning at 3.ll.

Sun sets this afternoon at 552

andiises tomorrow morning at \5.5i_

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f Announcements,

j Coming Events,

Meetings Etc.

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°*l"ol-tulle llrldile Hall. Tuesday.

lldxtrn special show. 5115.g.24.3(

'*Rolli-r Mill ready for Grinding

i'li“1llll' from now on, J. W. .March- baiik. Glenwood. 5135.

*°\\'aruing 1-[)oli't forget the

Moving l"’lcturei-i Sourls, Monday.

" ' 5129.

°°\\'anteil-Dressed Hogs. Get

our prior- before shipping Cutcliffe ld- Cuicllffe. llunter River.

5132-9-25M2l.

’*lMeeiing. Tin-re will be ci meet. yilllr 0| Ulf* i’ownal,hoys and girls Qwine Club on Snturda e\ enin (

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Bhilwers followed by strong North.l7.30 at .\ir_ \Vliliam Coady’s_ Alvin

piliyers. Secretary. 5133, , ____ | "The Kensington Dramatic Club .rt.‘.‘l.";‘:.°°l.‘. “§“"’..‘.‘.:’°°".»‘“ “°~

SS HY . roceeds

lin aid of Mt. Herbert Orphanage.

| 5144-9-95-31 i "A Marin.; of me 1.11..-ull cou- iservsiive Electors of Vernon River iPoll will be held in Vernon River :Schoolhouse on Saturday. Sept. .2631 at; oclock P, M.. for "Organi- .Za on urponen." ladies invited to

Lattend. John J. McLeod, President of Doll, 5138.

~°.l!‘¥'1llv- sooo 9 is it

Win_g_ H47

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The Registra

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rwdof Each Polling District in ,the Country is Supposed _‘Atop Place the Names of all Voters

On the List.-.~See That Your N omg Appears so That You May Vote for SINCLAI and JENKINS

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