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banker. Avail yourself of our facilities,

THE. CANAD

, ylvlith the teachers and it was assunied by everybody that

ey were ready to give a definite 'reply to the demand my

means more than

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of profitablefjprotcction.

West Life, its investment success, its favorable Mor-

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- visions and measure of Service to Policyholders-all reach the most rigoro is standard of comparison.

The Great-West Life Assurance Company BRANCH OFFICE. `

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. - havaglven much inforinatlon to help

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After two months deliberation winding up Tnurs- iiieir wn.-it nnn in-in ninnnny wnn for

y night with a conference that ended only by exiizrus-i ggifgén Pmmw

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n at midnight, the Government has found no solution

r the long promised increase of salary but the govern- C

\V_HARR1SCN,Manag_er ments was not ready _ _ p ` , Dt.tD., in recognition of his services

Wh they called the teachers into conference at all 3

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a query. They knew what the teachers’ demand was; thMrs~. if-fi<inn<m_ wire nr iiin iinnni -. ey 'knew the demand must be granted‘.if the schools of ,o°B,,S,,m on R vim

e province are to be kept open. They had promised

give the teachers their answer and after thinking _it S,,1ff,,,,,,,_S,,,e ,mer ,, week p,e,,s,,,,,,y .- er for two months andcalling the teachers, presume biy spent nnrn. _ _ * _.1

if to announce to them that their reasonable demand forl A, 3 lingreased salary was going to be_ granted,_ they admit .rligrnliinfninéiymirsd ivnni nnninin, wnn inc- ; iz- they do not know how they are going to do it or whetlier gg; °’ 6 fe* time *me 11°* mf- .=

hey can do it all. Why was the conference called? Did nnng they expect the teachers to tell them how the necessziig' me ' nds were going to be i.'ziised?. Or did they expect the ny

teachers to be satisfied with further expressions of syin- fmel'-S “°'l'=¢f‘ in flwflifiins room:

thy and further acknowledgement of the righteous- 536 i,yb£d,,,.,v,.iT, ,omg ,,e,,,,,e‘ were 3.

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SS 1S£f?ti1r(~;:1rtli;f;eIt;-i;;1cli1i<‘in the“Liberal candidates were pro- ,',J:i,i3',§:f,€;,,;VfisSbb(5‘$";)";"’ 122;'

fuse in their promises and in their explanation of way;= ' p ‘ '

d means for increasing the teachers’ salaries. It was ,,e,,,,,y .S,,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,e,_,,,'mS ,adw-

easy then. They declared the provincial revenue was Mrhlw. K. nogeinininn new pinniii-1

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' suflicieiit to meet the increases demanded. They fought _,Em ;;,,,e,§n;;“§‘§; §§§t,c§‘;§§‘eYd_"”1°Y

tooth and mail against and violently misrepresented the ‘ . . .. V

~ Education Tax proposedby the Arsenault government begilevéq Effugém-IHcl<;f§n.leXh§>mg;=H .

committee in _their arduous work. - ,

the only question that has confronted it since assum- c,0l;@f*‘=‘f'1“Y “f““"f'°°“ “H “ "MHS

g' POWGF, namely, t€3.Ch€l'S’ Sai3l`i€S. i»i‘.i\ Téiiult a' delightful afternoon tco. was served

' f . ~ l - ln the drawing room at Beaconsfield.

ThurSday_nlght S Contierencq b.etW.e‘en the tfeac when the ladies enjoyed a Dleasaiit d the government was disappointing is putting it nii - i,,,,,,. c,,,,,,,,,,,,,g ,,,,;,,, ,he ,,,,,,i,,g indignation is mingled with the disappointnieiit. Phe W°rk€1‘S “ml H1511' _frlgiids

I B government asked for time to deliberate; it was granted..

e government chose its own time for the conference gel” fl delightful visit to her biwlwr

ontn They win 1 ‘ I ll I Uno llllvlflvnlgl' W`.: '

Everyone is interested in the Y.W. . AI which has been so suspiciously

being held. This week a Y. W.

Miss Allison fro St. John being

local branch here in carrying on

selves many warm friends ln the

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e to the Y. W`. C. .A. Conference

iilfiss Ruth Watson hzifi returned

Russel Watson in Montreal.

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Queen's convocation, I{liigsto

., D. S. O.. was given the degree of ‘

he front, as chaplain. "

not -

Lieutenant Governor, has gone up

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iss Mae Arbuckle, has returned to .

Lliougli Wediiesd:-iy was so ilis- -`

e had many callers to oiier their - i-atulations. Lookinr: exceedingly f in her bridal robes the popular `

ng bride was iis‘siste.'l in receiving hor mother Mrs. 'l‘. G. Taylor, li

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re dantily refreshments were serv

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PATTERNS ._

MIDDY BLOUSE

$210 and $2.25 Serge Collars ourl.atest

TAILORED BLOUSES in white stripe

and chick, voiles, rcpp and pique from

- $2.35 io $4.50, irimmerl with val. and

giupure lrrc, clusters and V necks, $3.10 to

WHITE WASH

ol' pin' tucks, round $5.50, sizes 34 ao 46.

s_ii_Ks, in inn and

habuti, tailored and fancy. $4.55 to $7.75.

WHITE SATIN, colored stripe and

tartan silks, $6 .45 to $7.75. . e

C O L O R E D GEORGETTES AND"

CREPE-DU-CHENE.

Latest shades and

' newest designs in beading and braiding,

all sizes, $6.00 to $14.50.

PATONS

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_ ' declaring it to be unnecessai y and exorbitant. B5 iiiex ,,,,,,,,,,,g on ,e,,,m ,O T,,n,d,,d wwe The congregational social or we

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cusablc misrepresentation and exaggeration they suc- gi: nhn;ndnnaei§dan;n‘i;.vei:i:; “Six kiméné greatly enjoyed by the members who

- ' ' onl means b which either tie ' ' ' biietilig 1./hlr(;e3iii;2i1Ttn iftiiifrnmznt couldymeet the deinalntbi diiiriinaiig .ii iiiiiin‘;;n1;[nnSi'ifgti.i;?.if i1“;iW“’d M°"°““°“" “°“’ ’°°’"¥ l“’1‘l

tlfodist Church on Thufsllay was

deeply interested “ in the great

h H 1 bership In the W M S v and by the throughout Canada and to discuss the

and now they are helplessly asking _th_e_teac ers to _ e p c,m_gmga,,,m Wh' a ,,e,,',,»,,ed ,mm wnnn ni »vninn.2nn_nnf`ini wan iini.i_ them out of the hole. Such an exhibition of impotency ling ring. ann. gi-fin were nincii np.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Black went to

-P __ _ and helplesness has never been given by ainy government ~"’°*?“}’ed by DF; °`_°‘“j‘~ nniirnx min wenk nn nvinii.

"Aoanrs wANTisi'>"

Men and ivoriir.-n are now taking orders for

our high grade, moderate priced personal Xmas cards. M-kiniz $5.00 up :rich r:\'cnln|¢. Simply showing our maunilicent hee .suinplc hook to friends. acquaintances and iieigliliorii nfter . business hours. Full time silent." make $50 00 dl up. Hi hestcommissiuns_ Credit given. Deal te

7 V ° th' the province. _ - _ . n n 1 . _ In aihier (iiaturral sequel to the campaign by which ii.giiéii¥i;i§nii.;`iubi)niiif»i°sliii,liiii(i.a§ii.3'; D,

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Supt. R. H. Campbell ls ln Winni-

. - - ~ _ . University team thoroughly enjoyed ,, gs 5 g , n`

°-* Mr. Bell and his candidates succeeded in securing ofiice, ,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,g am, 5,,e,,,, ,,,g,,,y 0, ,he -res be "2 held *here this “@@k~

_ i. _ t' romisgs made to be reception _given them by the home S""In 3 recent Issue Ur the GUM' “he natural Sequel to pre elec lon P te=m which they say is one oi’ the

an I read 3 short reference 1° a broken and to misrepresentatlon for Whlch there was iie‘st'iiitercollegla-te tealms inthe ’\lni‘- ing into dressmakingwavoi' again af-

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Point d’ei:prit net, I black, is com-

' -her in this province who in writ- ' ' - ~ V A airnezwiih innnninfiui-em .ind ii ~¢ e iii e ~ M - . XCUS(-I €XC€ il lI`l0I‘dlI'l3.lZ€ hull 61' f0l’ 05106. ltiine Provinces. The Mt. A. 'boys ter a retirement of twenty five years.

. .' M -U om fb is] to hm friends m Prince Edward no e p g d t t b had numerous invitations during their Sonia of these -black nets :look like

5 per cent Modern ANCO Toronto I1

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Tonv B o N D s Bv Raivriuo A SAFETY oiirosir Box.

I, Deposit the coupons I every six months in ra _\

'li Savings Account and ea n ll intereet upon the bond '. interest at3 per cent per 4*: l anuum, compounded half-

yearly.

If this is done regularliy with (say)a15-yearbor. , ._ will accumulate more L interest than principal. '

_,__ ,_ 3 ` Capital and 'Reserves 1| $_33.000.000 -

$470,870,450

i, Charlottetown 'Branch

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1359--600 Bl'aIlCi'l6S--191 igmdiéoimceggethiéin iiiacéigiedltlggs £2135 must _be granted, that the C0l.lDtl`y Wlii l'lOt .till bile igxaiaia girladga and Frederic- ‘od ribbon.

' _'the teacher drew the long bow when Closing Of the _SCh00iS. théfl l',h€ d€1B.y. 1.118 Lab- ' ' e , _rg I ‘U

The Royal Bank lf'f§,,§§"in.f°§`.fi';ii§n}iiiify ‘iii §imi.ni.f.§'_ eral members were called in conference on the question Kiln nnni wnnyrnnn- iinon nnm gay

iriiin nnin n. n ninnie nf ni inns ten da s a o' they threshed it out and it was understood. W-A "“'"°'°“S 11 °"“a _few H1805

w e n s s . y g , d ,_ _

000 t d at or 1 .7 ind iinces mong the younger folks]

f C d W3' °“ he" an P °“" °“L- they gave the government .its mandate. What was it. " 3"” “ 'zn’:.1‘..°‘..flzi.‘.i:i:is2“tr.;".:i was n in repent oo of sympathy no the so s - f -P le P e P - 9- = _ ee __ __ ~

they . teachers and ask for more time? Was it in the Micawber ~ : _ _._ _ __ __ . _ _

As to board it cannot be got under . .7 , '

0 ner innni. in nny nennni nincn in hope that something would turn up.

$5

Saskactliewnn, clear of Chlnks, while ` in our old town of Sourls West, P. ' _ ` '

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ONE INTERESTED

_____é_ of beliefs and prophecies that it totally- upset. One

that everyone recalls was to the effect that business and

e or or is % or iv *W Q fr if ir r 4* if 'f finance would be so disturbed as to make a lengthy world i

ew Overcoats

S0 “id ==“°'dh‘=if tame W°\}’*’ §°~ “ml early bring re-adjustments and troubles that many con ‘ °"”° “ mm” “W y' cernswould not be able to face are being gladly £11581)

M S°h_g°;°l|§° glzeggrg [32 gaze “lm pointed. In the first quarter of 1919 they 9. PGS rePQ1‘ ani isnfnnne nfn nnnn ninnid iinngi., ted by R. AG. Dun and Co., th; collector of commercial

Md bw mv" *"1" °°m° f““~ facts known to all busini_sslme,_ } was 2191.1 In the Sf€)¢Q!ld

' ~ ' . t f th' the ' re`s were ati sms. er. 9138 1" m°i'.i“:ii‘;n“f.i»ii'i.hi'i..ii'§inwi£i'f»;mem iiiii;1et§6? Thlg biiiechiths sigh: have continued in the same

in _ ‘B"‘ "°§',',2k'§’ §§§“,,.§f§'§"}e‘1fm°’ "“" trend, and there is basis for hope that 1919. will set up a "'*' Mllllgm' . record as to the stability of' Canadian ‘business unsur-

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BRANCHES ALSO AT "° ‘“"§,1°,,f,fg'§§°';,;,Y'§1§'f,,;f°"B passed in our history. ._ _ __ A ` _,_ _ , . i P -

` ai ,_ .. -. . _ _ nnno _,|-.\,.-nv. --A ---- I---1 ~~ ' ‘ ' `

. . war im ossibie. ` _

*° Daily S0i9(7il0liS i0i' .* Holiv that belief was shown to be a fallacy is clearly Y Guardian Readers; evidentin Canada. Instead of business being utterly

r ruined we find that as the war dragged ` on it became ~

4° '"""'"°° hy W' " L°"°°": stronger and more prosperous, month by month. F1‘0m

1914 d t'l 'n 1918 the numbe of concerns clos

sp sg an * 5 * as Q gg $ 8 H, B ' ‘ G ing tliriliiiwiilooiihnfhlll away to 873. This is-.R figure that

THE 5°' WH° MEANT T° one has to delve into the record for almost f0I‘ty_y63)“* ,

l-Ie meant to get up early, when the i'-‘O il"t3,tCi'l€d. Ill 1882 i1h€,1‘€. W€l'€_0_n1y Qalluresv

“if W" “fl” “mi °°°’~ but we must consider that the concerns engaged' In H161'

And miifiiniZenlgmifinciifniif.hedgel chandizing and manufacturing were thenbforty years But he was tlreilland sleepy when hc ago’ about ahthilljld oigttodig’ S Hum €I‘.od would

wninn ni nnenin nr nn,-, ose who thoug t e a er- e-war pen , _

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olden west of saskatchewan* naméd by 12118 P1€Y1’ll€I'. G I'€lTll(-EI' 2.11 IS D) Fl unstans was the ony soc al ailuir er

the ovlde meshes, or a triangle or

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gmc ls iii Prince Edward Island 1 ment kn0W that the 11'iCl‘eaSe demanded by H16 l.‘i%.tci..3FS ggizhYiaiolxxgizgraolrnlttgn.il $cf:i;;r|iliolka dot 'lhey are made over tliigi

lack talfeta and trimmed with water-

NTOLD THOUSANDS OF

CARIBOU NEAR DAWSON

DAWSON, Oct. 22?-Caribou in un-

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itoid thousands are ranging the hills live miles from Dawson and over un iirei of fifty iniles wigie by one hund- red miles in -length. 'Every hill and valley is covered with the herds. Ar- rivals hcre from Glacier Creek travel- led -the main road through the centre of the herds for fifty miles, and they eiitiinate that there are hundreds of thousands and possibly millions of niilninlspin the Glacier Creek. .D ieayin ii in

awsoii people are g ere squads to secure their winter meat supply. With beef and mutton selling at `i"roin sixty to eighty cents ii pound, the caribou afford great relief from the high cost of living. Woiiien, boys and .girls are jolrilrzg the men ln the

lil; li-i_..t.

_ ‘The toniperature at Dawson again is around zorb and tho Yukon river ls carrying heavy ice.. The Wasiiburn, the lust steamer for White Horse from the lo\ver'rlver, pissed hors Sunday. She and the old river -steiiiners now are safe above the danger points. There will be no more boats into Daw- son thls season. The first overland Sl==\€c‘of the season left Fort Hous- ton, Moiiday. \

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Winter Overcoat now-then later on when the cold snap arrives you will

be prepared for it.

WF; 3»1`€_ diSD1aying an unusually

attractive line of Overcoats for the. present season-WaistLirte, lBelters,?’= '

Ulsterettes- and D.B. U1sters,§ple_nt§ to choose from-:attractive not .alon _ ~-in style and quality, but in price as"‘ well, . _ . _ .$25,.$30, $35, $40 and up f Comeand look .them ,ov`cif; now

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