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troubles. ' _ L It keeps baby's skin healthy.

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1; ig excellent for shlmpooislg the 1. lg ig oeonomiml at 25 rents a mil.

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Agents Wanted

Male Help Wanted

‘W BIG $5 PIHVATE GREEIING BOOKKEEPER-MALE. APPLY BY A letter to 1'" Guardian, stating ex-

christmas card sample book free; representatives already making Ave d.--...-< up daily; experience or capital "‘1llccossul'y. C-2rrct5o Compnlly, b.alltfcl'd. Ont.

A. V/. NOV. I0.-Bl.

ir- Sale

periencc and salary expected.

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AN UNUSUAL' OPPORTUNITY C

5 CAN BE EARNED

weekly ln spare time

selling wcll known line Personal 8 Christmas Cards. Scores of Steno- graphers, Accountants, Clerks, etc.,

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Church auditorium. (Continued from Page l) Arm

' TUESDAY The accused, also a mem- ‘D N

ber of the Liberal Commit- nn, tee, in his evidence said ,me

Edward |`|,,m|_R“u|,,,. meek _that he could not be really said to De |n.:_!-.__,.lz Memorial Ham have possession oi’ the liquor as it "xx

Il Mlrrfm 5,-_,¢;|__Thmk offering was given to him by the Committee ev"

M153; _ Emwop” tn be for s certain party and that he had out

l.~:o:,:Y‘t in-Social Hall. hm?" 351 “nd;'ti‘°m° bllnrds lg’ Fi’ ours --'.vllla;>g clycle sr xanga mbgb-. ya’ ““ ’“° “‘° “ ° °°“ 5” sr th

m_s_Se_wmg Meeun!_Res|d_ ‘lt to his man. There the prohibition the 5 mm of Mn' Turner' 202 m"s_ iofficers found it. He told the Judge- aw! hom SL that he had an interesting story to ms

tell, but the Magistrate said that had md

_*WW* nothing to do with the case and did 0

0 A | I T I 0 N not :ant tic; hear lt. to hom

Ot cr w nesses questioned, as

.a whether the bottle in Court was the xygfsgifrxedzmfgfrtnggii

ish war and to promote s univer- desire for peace.

bottle that was given to the accused bm in the committee room said that they

E A S T H E could not swear to ityas there were an

all kinds of bottles handed out. One In

_ to I

ibn

K _ f mm -, gag..--R,

~-~_l'¢_’ .i . _,;‘i'V,..”,‘,. ., ¢.».»_,?-,J H \ if

Nw In Flanders' Hells.”

this twelfth anniversary of

istice, the Legion again appeals l loyal citizens of the community join with them in the fitting cb ance of this sacred season of re mbrsnce. Tile legion stands for ace-and we feel that one of the

guarantees against war is the fresh and poignant memory of heroic dead. let us never allow elves to forget, or to think lightly ose legions of heroes who made upreme sacrifice: let us keep the ul cost of human lives and suffer of the Great War ever before us, before the generation who are wing us; let us give the highest ur within our power to the

thinking of our dead comrades,

FUR SALE, T0 LET. BOARD ANI)`

room signs ou hand at Guardian omee. I

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exceeded this last season. Beautiful new portfolio sample free. Master Kraft Co., Limited. Toronto. Rep- resentatives wanted smnll towns also, M. H. W. Nov. 4-wfmtlNov_ 14.

witness on being asked by Mr. Hay- we wood whether it was a “long neckrr” Ru or quart beer bottle that was given 'to gig

the accused for this other party, Mr. D¢gd"_

should remember the words of pert Brooke, himself one of that rlous company, who wrote of "The

|Al.ESl\lF.\‘-SELL Dill ECT THE

FOXES - REGISTERED SILVERS. ' A150 rlrilung wagon. P. l.fcG;'at'l, Covcllr.‘:d. 9000-11-6-6|.

FOR SALE-PIANO. ALMOST NEW.

Apply 48 Upper QUCEIL .

00.31-il-0-Si.

ron sAl.l;-slcvannr. slaves: black foxpups. Some good fenisles [mm g litter of nine. D. H. Murchi- son, North River. 9037-11-3-Sl. R-

' 14* "_ l_*_;» ‘ . FOR SALE Oli TRADE ~` - 1 other, Regi:=!"l'cri Yorksh

Zvcars old. Stzlllforrl Glo -

IOR AN Lm

irc Boar. a

vel' Kon

- , ,_' . llusl

alngton' mm HJ axmwr' other fur bearing animals in the t1°'f‘

»"1*~-'_”“'_“W_i`

lnvsa roxcs ron s.sLE. so Ma

pairs pllllpées Exceptionally fine l ycs h y brocriim: :tor‘: Well slvcrc<i_ I/1w` ,,_ t3,,_yca_,-_Inge of 9, m0-a¢r@ ti-get °“ pricc=_ A. D l\ll:ll`n, Bcrlford. R. 1?.. It

soo:-11-o-cl. ` °‘

i.l:_s'l mils f

r0l't SA - _ ORE FARM, 50|l‘l¥\ spree, 5 : rrm Cliarlcttrtown, nc. larsc house I\.°:'ll z'.".fl other build- hm

ings. J. J. Fcstrlll, Tea Hill,

FOR SALE - UP-T0-DATE COT- Sh

barn sllltnllle for v:.\ra”.~. Apply 17 a,1` Orlrbnr Sircst. T187-9-S3~tt5-6-wits. 6,1

\\';;|~|f(»(] which industry has been successfully

carried out in Ontario and Quebec. C

-_%____.___ _*__

E. I. Rancher At Halifax

with third members to fumish enough

Haywood taking the trouble to draw

(Oo ti d f P 1

n nue___r°m We ) an illustration of a quart beer bottle

Duty to make terms with Republb forthe benefit of the Court, answer- S

I d d t 1 ed that he really would not like to W'

can n en S and gems or say. ss there were dozens of bottles

votes to that end. in utyiivimmittee Room. d I of

he outcome in the Senate is a M b messes were sappe Seve” Th

f‘x

fpments of muskrats are to be no

tape. mcclcm convclliences. Also brought in to stock the ranch and on

a . .

cerning the success of the venture,

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Lrr'/xx, Nov. s-Headed by la. will

Holman, well known P. E. I. fox 'wut e asc

half the total membership, and

___I h M ltlm Fur Farms °“°' ' H k . . D I C d

rancited hnsebcesrmcmepomted under 47 Dem ts d Fa _ _ The Judge maintained that election n a

°°”‘ an me rm" Lab liquor was no different from other ll

rem them esem or am quor and that as it was found in the l '

Dcznflllon charter to carry on the °" nes.: cf ranching nul.-krats and

her. t '

ite.

. To

ritlmc Provinces, it was leamed hu' terday. The company has entered uns

land near Dutch Village in Hall- the county as the site cf their first Ns

lu s H

lqualtels nlll be located F5

expert r:lr.cher is to _be placed 111 rge Ml' Holman is optimistic

WA\'"|'lZn 'I0 Y"<I.\"l‘ lMl\iEDl/i'l‘E- Other ranches are being Planned PI

)='_' llnl1"c ulll modem cplwcq- by i»llcc.=_ i'ul'lli~E:\.'l cr ullfurzlisllcri. _. Apply ".'."' ml:-c Guzlrdian. “ 1°

B007-11-6-di. 05

WANTED _'iT ONCE. QUANTITY to I-'vcd p|~<-_;r~.'! t"`\oil\v llnv nnd for straw _\l~~lilc J: Cc. Grafton slreul:.1:i_ ness-11-c-:ll “"

P' geu

i\'0.\lE.\! \l'.\.\1'I‘ED FOR IZCME

SEWING

REG.iIif)l.l~I.\`_R OF WHERE YOU I- llvo, lr _roll have a sewing machine ln” nnrl lroulrl l.l:c an opportunity to ‘ lunkr up to forty cents an hour M malzillll llrwktlcs nt llrntc. \‘.'1'iL? us. dill' All nlal~l";ll rent ready cut and fllll ‘ con

felling. American Necktie Com- ,H l>an_\', Drpnrtlncnt 54 K'-efcr Bldg.. `

Szlics Help and Agents

“"“' -‘ifilllicss tablecloth. Sells nil' -W’ f"’1li~'l. Pia' mercy maker. No' °”'-' \'/rite for frec sam- PI » »"-Cninlc.-;s Tablecloth Com- T’1".'»'. 9 lvelllngton Ea t. 'l`~ro-tw.

1:, another ln P. E. i. and at plac- 5

d pclis cn a. percentage basis-

Thcy will also sell muskrai-1. £0-

lc Creek. about 'I o'clocl¢ on Fri- No

:ral cattle. the year's crop of

lrcntrm 0 F. W. Nov. lo. ""Il°’~t- °"‘~ h“~"- fm” “‘”°m“""

to be selected in the Maritimes

ler lvlth ranch pens, to those de-

----i'- no

DISASTROUS FIRE pu

irc broke out in the bam belong- to Mr. Jchn B. McDonald. Nine pg

trol of human effort and after No

ch and have taken offices in the

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a dozen insurgents, or exactly th C

Rmublicms dficlde to take the , e gyman w o s.ccompa;'°ied the ex- ing Day was made to correspond with

‘ ______ ' stalemate. In the next Senate there exiecsncey tile z;§ull;'a? ggvglg Igxeiz

b° 48 Repubucam including a' he considered itghafi rioslitcalgiglig Tn ' '

out the red

years to be

"These laid the world away, poured

et wine of youth; gave up the

work and joy, and that unhoped

serene '

at men call age; and thosc who

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trinity union can-up I B E R A |_ Armistice Message Frorn

m_?mm_ M mm my 0 N ,The Caniziljan Legzon

ECT

sod" B." "If ye break faith, with U who dis, would have been,

sM_sp°°m Benin' “dns” by _We shall not sleep. though poppies

Rev. Dr. Oliver, Moderator of

-The public cordially invited- -'- on

tality.” '

he these two great ressons,-be-

so that they may not have died in

_ greater attention than ever be paid to

the strict and impressive observance of this year's Memorial Services.

We cannot stand beside than hal-

lowed graves in I"lande_r*s Fields, we cannot do anything to enhance their immortal glory, but we can ses that those who depended upon them are cared for as a. sacred charge upon us.

pure sse wre an wear e

Poppy-the Flower of Remembrance. Let there be no “breaking faith" on anyones part on this twelfth anni- versary. Let us wear our poppy on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of next week; let us attend the Memorial Service at the Monument on Tuesday morning; and let us see that tho two minutes' silence is kept sacred anti# inviolaie.

Comradesl Citizens! our King, His Gracious Majesty George V., calls upon us to join with him and all thc governments and people of our Em- pire in honour'ng our glorious dead who sleep in Flanders Fields! Bo I may they sleep on in peace and hon- I our, and we, to whom they flung the torch, live on in peace, “bearing it

, high."

W clr h

S_ H. IV. NJV. 10.

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'W--_~-._ __ |Ilf.~\'I`ill) fIf)C.`I ANI) ISOAYIT) IN private fnlni’§,'_ Apply Gllcrrliall °fli¢v~ seas-11-'l-sl.

*mm-__ Losr mor lllnrlr, com mr.- mif- \'-’lI=l”`:Ic as keep-sake to own- 'f» l'Ir'.r.~l~d by ical-ing at Glmr¢l`:=n

Oiilce.

; 1.' |0ilN snrlmn lv new/u.n. rho- ‘-tlclal Land Sl:r"r~~"‘l~_ Herman- "~If‘- 'mi-lo-21-1 mo

W - >- _-__ _ _ __ '° LET-l-1 rsrzlzzoor csl.mr‘..

°'11il:rctr\_ floor, central lcc.':i'on.’ If-rss co.. Lto. coco-11-s-rf

W __ Theatrical Supplies

\g___i U0llrl.r:'r:a srccx. ln-:riser-~\ Costume Ccmpaa-._ 7_.,;.¢ntq_ f ._, ‘”"°~ 'z-_ s. Nov. :-1-1 rl.

gmail* Heh Vfnnfpgl

W . ,mfr-D A notl.~'s"rczr~:'~.a on “mil Mrs. Hunter \'.'r1~lf~, Albr-

'P» E- I. rccs-ll-s-sl.

mg the deciding vote- t se was fined $200 and oelebra~tiolnonthiscontnent.'I'his was written. In the early days of the is probable howcvel that should °°5 S~ in 1578 and it was conducted by a present century Canadian Thanksgiv-

pansmmty U! organizing E Senate V ;_peditio;1. which under Sir Martin Fro- 'that of the United States and there

E X _ S E R v I C E bis-her brought the first British imrnl were some advant 1 -

~v C tal bulldin where their tggpsaaxoifcxfgilésglnaxé' grants to the New World. ,It must ral-agement, but it gags feit itllllit ge court 1'Abbay°) 148 Sant

r rmm,_Labm_ member' Wm join A have been s. stirring and picturesque date chosen by the Republic-the .O

m_,5,l_u_5_6i_ Omations at the Dutch Village with them thus Providing a mayor- M E N ~ P A R A D E ceremony and they ha? much to be lm; Thursday m>N0Vembc,__waS late

ranch will Legln in the near future ity of me for purposes of organiza tllgllgflll for after their voyage, (tg t.lg:e‘orlglr;al purpose qf the _H

» my H- -M -M- of- c - ... ..:°:.::° ::':.f"“.:.:’z:.;° rs: ...z-:.‘;’“::;‘»: ;‘1.“.';‘;;i‘;";s °° hem" ‘ (Continued from Page ll ,churches observed the harvest festlv- October was chosen for a year or

*"1* ul, but 'Thanksgiving dom not seem to W0- Aftc1'w9.rds to suit the conven-

BIRTHS gregation. “Eternal rest grant them ;;av¢ bam 9, national day Of ceiebl-,,_ fence of travellers and others whose

0 Lord. and let light perpetual slime non until october s, mo, when it business wok them away from home,

on-At the P. E Island rms °“ “‘°’“~" _ was °vd»°-lned that e day of general a Mvudav was chosen-

’ N0V_ sth to Mn and Mm Rev. Canon Malone was celebrant, 'zqigyqmgiving ,jmuld be held and During the 1921 sensing of the g,m_

uw c:ml>any_ one in New Bruno- Charles H. swan mee Leah cannon; ’i;i;°"‘;‘;a;’t‘;':_‘ *;e1:;hB‘;:”:° Z; Yi; viiduly observed on November ';i|=nmPHfli-Tint_svmoxouisgit upon

son, Charles Blair. 0 0 DK- I C 9° 0 ‘Wing fm C0 D213'

Kings. What doest thou here Elijah? and 'limnksgiving Day observed on

CLEOD-At ReBin Sask When Eli

The company Wm sen muskmn; MA 2. .. on _ish was tired and doing There had been days of observance the same day and the date was fix

Oct. 20. 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Mal- nothing God called to him, ood f Thanksgi f - ed th - V _

il12iiVidUBl5 ‘md Wm fmch them colm R. Macleod, (formerly of Brad- God calls and demands ussato 1;: guts before tlrii:¥Up;;» Castia; pg 11 aosccu:sMoJday in which Nowmber

;- ._~,d1_; ' fincrecse _ _ ' ' ' f ie WHS P05105 0 albane), s, son, Ian Malcolm. and do something. We must remem- claimed a day of Thanksgiving in So the day has become for Can-

D'”`*W* be’ the 9*°"if1°e °f _"WSC Wh° f°U» -711116. 1315. to mark the close of the .Hd-1 H day Of real thanksgiving. It is

EATHS li; wav are in drnger of forgetting lt Napoleonic ware while a Dey U; thanksgiving for the fruits of harv-

-@-ié-M a . e must ook back. God asks Thanksgiving for the whole of Cm- est and a day of special grateful re-

Oilportuultles for Women SMB i° “lse “"1” °“'_“ “““k“""' N¥U"0I-SON-In this city Nov. lo today. what obese mob lim? Lire sua wsspmclslmeo on Mn-¢b1.1s1z. membfahw fm” ih<-‘sacrifices of those

derivk Nicholson. aged ao years. is elven to us for doing. What are for the restoration to_ health or the “'h° dv “Ot Share its Observances neral Wednesday at 2 o'cloek we doing for our holy religion? IRe- then Prince of Wales who was arm-_ with us but who mode them pos-

--- Peoples Cemetery. ligion is a necessity and not some- wud, King mwuu VIL sible.

‘thing to engage us for an hour s - __ ` .__

in ' pr " 3 'za' man's yard it was in his si T N f

~ 1 - . li-nd. the oldest col-' The ,phraseol of the succeeding‘

| me Re wean I lm posses on o ew ound ogy , the dd FI; that 1;°;‘;;;:t ‘:on_ whether he had it there for another ony of the British Empire, belongs the Thanksgiving proclamation; has var- I

ATT--At st. Peters, Saturday, W0¢k- We may try to forget but who made victory possible Next

v. Bth, Mrs C E Pratt Funeral we Oarulot blot out from our con wmeg the memory of our 105" 5 I T

1 . . v " .

n’f'_llt.\vi13ch was SDGH b¢Y0l‘ld me from her late residence on Tuesday, science the voice of God. Let usnot tha iinmeuurabie sa¢,.1me_, wzlg., ra_ns'AtlantlC

v_ ilth, 2 t ' -_ . 11 1

’"5""°II°“-5 |131/°“~ P=S3°I"°I-" “° destr0ying'¢h° barn Wiih f°“\‘ h°“¢°» clock Inwsrilzvntenizrxlifiletrtlegerg zsvxlt ed n the balance md found xv’ “sunny emcmd tm 'md' Voyage Failure I

' ~ ' re an more we are coming to a I

Afte th f '

one " ° f°;h°"°"Yti“"-‘ *`°°°“'°d ,true conception of what victory

____'______ quickly spread to the dwelling house, I was :ligase Kit" eth;uc;;‘l;_1“?;tht;;` mean* and "° put m°"3h°5 °f °“\’ .

. `,_.h.Ch ms “iso soon razed to the M 0 beaumm “sian mth for 0| d losses second to thoughts of victory. ground. only o little household fur- kd W D em the le` But wh” W* *sk "Wh" ll” the niture and clothing being saved. How _'_ pu as sung` “rms me “ew ce WN' dime f°f UN W°1'ld?" W0 5h0Uld the fb-e sou-tad is li mystery as the I” l°v|n¢ memory or Mrs. alex °““‘;; M“°”° ”‘“’“d°d °h°“° 9"" not try to measure the results by (..“.1y evening work had been com_ Lafferty who departed this life, No- Ein; it ;`:95;[3Yun¢ift WB; the Fee- looking at the wo;-ld B it 15 today, thirty foot steel motorboat came to lllrtcd without the aid of a lantern. "°"“’" 10"* 1923- vd 0 ' ar n’ Arm “ce Day Let U-S Nlmembcr that for four ter The neighbors soon rallied to the an urged that th* W0 mi““t°S M rihle years we poured out a great ‘early Friday morning, a few hours

ou or Mr. lncobnsln and worked 'Phil .der bflnss back sad memory “1°“°° be °b’°’“°‘i i" ’“°”‘°"*’ °‘ wssltn or lives and service sm-1 mon-

_{grief, for the time being at least,

McLean was directly in the path of 504-ll-10 ° 5"' "mc service was over me memm-,es of that |wgu| PM-_

T112 symp. y o e wi e com~

munity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Mc-

peclally as this is the second time they have hed t.he'r bulldlngs burn- orl. it is understood that there was rcme lnsllrnnce. -

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THE PAPTIST CIIUBCH

Rev. A C. Vhtccnt ilrcacllcd t\\'0

ls;'j'r con_‘;-‘;':.t1-ills yesterday. Il1.,_ lr.ol':lir1 €l\:~ln°. ruitablc to t"` so‘-I

.-_:‘\ \"‘~. "'1'l"~_1lI:;r".'."`“: bv iI‘B“!=-"-

l1vin:'." At the c'.‘c;l":'t r"":ice bc de-

l"'c;'::i tlrc sc\'ci;Lh of r .';:~'_":s on ilu’

_ 'l`i'I/‘it |ZIc:_','tudes. "'I`I:': l`:r=r 1r"'_°"_. i

_M ,

n:"w‘rh is thank the many friends M mind far. who, during the illncs; many-In fllushtel- nemo by their dm Vin! acts to lighten my l:;:r-

. Respectfully.

Th: music c lb: mg' '.'.';;'; c. :°. l1":!l .

order and inc`ud~l a ladies’ chorus” "llal-th does not hr\i:'." male quar- tgtte "The no.-»~:’1:* Y." anthems, "While the cl-~-"1 r:_~nalncth," and "Bing ye r~~~~ `- _"

Mrs. H S ' d:rson's so rsno

ed,` Miss Spencer, organist of the Baptist Church, has instituted s. brief Prelude organ recital. from 6.45 to 7 o‘clock. Three very beautiful num-

cbquont an-l I-no:-es:.l~.'c sermons ta, bers were siven last evening. The , .

oesutlful floral decorations of the day were thc lzind gift of Mrs. H_ C. "z~o\vn in memory of her mother, M~~~.. Stems.

The Sunrl~' School, as llsllnl, was

'-'sw' r~‘.i::lz"::l_

T‘“'.'. C. T. Clerk, of Bt. Julln, who

'_'= l"~"_fl of Pc "Keeping thc Faith" clr. jsclgn, will address is rally of l":l_ to Edward Island Bnpffsts at the Baptist Church here on Tuesday ev- ening. It fs hoped that there lv ll be representatives from all the Baptist

the som-ks and' needed the Str¢11\10US 'W--- b°m “‘b°“” AD' am' and W” "°°°d md...q d q 4 lu bi-in sed

o oss s.n w g g

efforts of every avaliable person to |11 |°\'|lII memory of Miss /img, zfokhklbenevoletnlt act.; one! olxxliich mio! "U, md M time so” on we keep his bulldlnrs from going as they |‘“°|“d* 5\“"'- Wh” “varied ihil Due °° e 9°' 5 ° em' ,hm 9 1 th Wd um

' , At s lstlc let embe °°° m "’ ° ° ' ’” cauiflit in Mitral IJIMBS- BY keepin!! “'° "‘ C|'*"°"'°‘°"“ N°'°'“"” lm” thu Slrim Sfsiixzolenr gyembuymg of the war, more of the harvest from ws; bm. blsn:=¢t~, fic.. their labors 1921 soz-11-lo ‘ that est sowln of lm-isis. nur-

_ __ , Pb l for il bel f th als bled F' U “"0 ’“°°°5‘f“1 “"d M1' M°L°“" is WWW* ,mgp :Ae depxldeng oo, "ion ‘who ing the service Comrade A. G. Bnlce decpily graitefu; fx; llxilp k4ooeooNiv¢;¥¢\o¢‘ (eu ) “nz "A" W’ Fbrgomm W, who S5 C CIW 80 B ' '

_ . ~ '- Saved the World”-a very approp-

possible to save his bu_ld ngs.

“th f th lol Ne D. MUCLCGII lnwmnt Stn,” It st hm” rlate and much appreciated solo.

. During the offertol'y the choir sang

service at St. James Church last Gmnh" "um "’° '°l° Pm' evening where the minister Rev. Tl" hymn’ "°"°__"M: p°°p1°°h°t 'Comrade R. Moorhead Legate wel- °“ “nh d° aww' mm °f th: comed them very heartily in his und" make canada Thine °w“' own nllme as a. Comrade and in the "Fight th' |'°°d “ahh” ‘nd th’ Na" nalne of his people. "’°“”'l A“'h"“'

A truly impressive and eloquent

address was given from the text, N I “_

“Call to remembrance the days in M no"

which ye endured s great flight of ,.1 admlwd in ,mam I wh

srillctlbns." Hebrew lmaz. ,eminem "hwy, ' mm ‘

E T; 033;? mA:|m“:k;; ozsmmegc "B093 Wu sure lost a lot of your fc e o es s ._ - Trlnnmc

cries which milngly belong is the m°u"' Bum

house of God, as there never was a o”,e|°“_ war into which religion entered so ____

fully as the Great War. ’Our first cum, own” W, non ¢m,,,) __ thought is one of thankfulness to vm" d° Wu me", by mm' og; md God for the Victory. Not that wc 1,,,,|ng me °“,,,pen why' mM,°dy wish to boast or brag of having beat- muh; mv, ny, in .mg ,mlm me sn s great foe but because we are pm

thankful for a great deliversnce,- _-_;____,

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.ml-i "'l"ha'nks be to God,"~ fstanley Churches in Prince Edward Island fm' UU llY|Dl Of mit idtlll- Mid Beware of the msn who has aaood

1 lm. Oliver Warren. Dickson) was very feclimlv render- present on this occasion ~~-~ --~. V* ¢Ul_U\IDud memories of those sion' to tsll__you in a whimsr. _ ,

(Canadian Press) I

HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 9-The at-

tempt of three German amateur marines to cross the Atlantic in a

after they had left Halifax harbor

mlmntly an evening to keep the me Our dear one laid to rest, ic"}`;°:;’ mtgheligvg 3??" gggfg ey 10|- g, eau,” which wg believed to for Hamburg, intending to call at from spreading. but with a strong find "WSG who think of her today Saint Martin I us th ° d be a good and a just one. God will will ml wlns,1mle could be done Aff time who love her best. “ °“ ° “m” “Y not les il gs for naught. Lei this be the ea-stem shore of Halifax county,

The property cf Mr. Wallace H, Inserted by hlliblllil Ind f=l1l|l.Y 38,3; ';;mi`°"'iCe Wsshsignei St' our chief thought when corming ffheirsnsiue br0ke down. and their

St. Johns. Bucking a rising gale off

boat, the Karf A 35-14 is foundering on the beach at Cape Jarvis, while the crew of three are recovering from their experience at Pleasant Point.

ing sustained when he was washed overboard while trying to cast mchor and thrown against the rocky shore after swimming almost a mile through rough water. His compan-

Donald and fnn1'\v in tbclr loss es- IIIBALMII The Legion paraded in force to the Kipling* “R°°°“l°n']'" Mr' C' J' `l°m' August Kubatio 'md Chrlsuan

Bratc, drifted ashore on the Karfa shortly afterward, and managed to leap from the boat to the shore. All were near exhaustion when they reached the home of s Pleasant Point resident and were taken in. News of the stranding and escape did not reach Halifax until yester- day.

The Kari' A made the trip to Hali-

fax from Bronson, Michigan, by way of the lakes, the New York barge canal and the Atlantic, calling at Boston and Yarmouth. It was con- sidered possible ihe Karf might bc

,repaired, although up to today ef-

forts to haul her to safety failed.

Card of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhee and

Family, wish to express thanks to all kind friends and neighbours for their

,kindness shown during their nod

sndhrnislahak nl

'I‘heir sons, they gave, their immor-

cause of what the dead have given for us, and because we desire Peace

vain, the Canadian Legion urges that

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THE REXALI. STORE

The accepted way of fulfilling these I

obligations during Armistice season lsl THE MacKINNON DRUG CO_

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W7lere Canadians Fought

the

Bottles and principal esgagements -1917-I

in which Canadians participated ou,

Western Front, 1915-1918: German R.et:'~“at to the Hnld<mbur|

Lil lc, 2-1-29 April

`Jurle.

~ 1915 Battles of Arras, April 9-Aug. 25

Berries or z\l'2~.~_~.lne<l, 7-14 June

Action of SI.. E101. 14-15 March, iiaiiles of Ypl'es_ July 31-Oct. fl. Battles of Yplu, 22 April-May 25. l‘assche1ld.1c~le, Oct. 12-Nov. 10

Battle of Festubert, 10-25 May Battle ol' Cambrrli, Nov. 20-Dec. 2

Second Action of Giverlchy, 15-16

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Battle of I/sos, 25 Sept.-Oct. 19. il

--1916-

Actio-i of Elol Craters 4-18 April.

Battle of Mount Sorrel, 2-13 June. Bat-ties of the Sommo, 1-18 July

Battles of me Sommc, Mar. 21-July

Battles of the Lys, 9-19 April Action of La Becquc. 28 June Battle of Amicus, il-11 Aug.

Basentin Ridge, 14-25 July

Gulllemost, 3-6 Sept.

i Ginchy. 9 Sept.

ct. 11 Nov. _

amel) 13-19 Nov.

Poziers Ridge, (1=‘ig‘hting for Mex- 1:3

mt with vi°e_Pmidm S ns;-:'B°;cr;3t.d - honor orhsvlngtnefustrnenksglvlng les little sin-ce the first one was "mt F“"“) H Sept'

Flers-Collrcellctte. 15-22 Sept. B Thiepvai Ridge, 26-28 Sept. Mont Holly) 1-'.1 Nov. Transloy Ridges (Capture of Eau-

Ancrc Heights rR/;-gina Tronchi 1

'1"hc Ancrc (Capture of Beaumont eng

Second Battles of Al'l'as, 26 Sept.

Battle of the Hinclenbllxg

Sept. 27-Oct. 9.

_Capture of Mons, ll Nov.

Note-The dates given are dllrirlg which Canadian troops

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Battle of .Ypre.=_ 29 Sept. 1 Ori.. attic of Vnlenelcnives (Capture of

Battle of the Sambre, 4 Noe-.

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Stanley, Show 8: Peardon ..

Davis&Fra5er . R.. E. Mutch its Co, _ Bruce Stewart ds Co.

liylidlllall ek Co_ Carvell Bros _ . . . ...

G. F. Hutcheson ...

Aitken Oil Co. ...............$100.00 A. Home as Co. 100.00

P. J. Oliver

Harris Abatoir . . . . . . .. .

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A. E_ Dewar Isaac Carter

Samuel Kennedy 25.00, #To bc Coutinucdl

Prohibition Issue

In States on the Prohibition issue.

The anticipated pronouncement of

President Hoo\'cr'.= crime commission

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PRUTESTANT URPHANAGE

ANNUAL 00LLEOTi0N

A. B. Fisher . . . . . _ . . . . . . .... . Henderson 5.: Cudmore . . . . .. Capt. T. G. Taylor .. _,... Alley&Co. . . . . . . . . Rogers Hal :lware Co. . . . . . . . . . Patriot Pub. Co. .. . Guardian Pub_ Co. . . . . . . "Tile Vogue” . . . . . . . - . .

30.00, Cudmore Bros. .. . .. . . 30.00; Miller Bros. . . .. . . . 115.00' S. T. Grrcll ...

25.00! B. VV. LePnge 25,00 Wilfred Bouiicr . . . . . . . .. . . ..

25.00’ F'l~ederick Cozllienzly Harper .. 25.001 Blmtzlin .Q Bell 2:’l_00f Hu,clle.'; Drug Cc. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ‘£3.00 ` Woolworths _ . . . . . . . . .. . . . 25_00I'Mctropolitan .......'.. 25.00!T_ Eaton & Co_ ......- :~s_ooInsglnal<l Johnson

50.00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50.00

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10 00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.09

Hanna McCormick may be attribut- ed in some degrcc to the equivocal stand token by the woman crmfiiri-

Joseph Leppick, commander of thcI

expedition, survived a severe bruis-`

NEW YORK, Nov. il-Where the

Prohibition question held the spot- light in the congressional elections wet sentiment predominatcd save for one notable exception. This was in Pennsylvania. There Gifford Pinch- nt, conceded election to the Govern- orshlp over John M- Hemphill, his wet Democratic opponent, may one day be the lender of the dry forces in the United States.

Rhode Island in a referendum de-

clared itself three to one against the 18th Amendment. Illinois and Massa.- chusctis expressed themselves simi- larly, though not so strongly. In the latter State William J. Butler, can- didate of s dry administration for election to the Senate, lost to a wet Democrat, Marcus A. Coolidge.

In Ohio, Robert M. Bulkley, wet

Democrat, took the senatorial seat. Ohio is the birthplace and death place of Wayne B. Wheeler, once superintendent of the anti-Saloon League, and traditionally a dry State. |

Anti-Prohlbltionists claimed a gain'

of 32 seats in the House of Repre- sentatives. The balance in the Sen- ate was maintained, with the result that the position of Congress upon prohibition is not greatly altered. The drys in the House have still a predominance over the weis of 2 to 1. Of 96 Senators only a score could be counted upon to openly support the vets. One acquisition to the rvct

ranks il James Hamilton Lewis. of lllois. whose triumph over Ruth.

on Prohibition is now awaited with

the kccncst expectancy. Mr. Hoover and ills Republican cohorts went to victory in 1928 after the Rcpubllcan candidate for the White House had designated Prohibition as "a noble experiment."

Whatever interpretation may bl

placed upon the wet and dry results in the election, and observers agree it indicates at least some wavering in dry sentiment, there is no doubt that both Republican and Demo- cratic parties looking toward the presidential election of 1932 must ezircflllly weigh the expression of opinion. Some suggestion is made that the Democratic platform in thai year will contain s. wet plank. How- evcr, the reelection of Senamz Thomas J- Walsh in Montana, Can ter Glass in Virginia and other out- standing dry Democrats, must be placed in the balance against Bulk- ley‘s triumplly. The Democratic south remains bone dry.

In sum. the result will have no

inmlcdintc effect upon the prohibis' tion sltuzltion in the United States. Bild ‘ffhiii nifty’ he dnllr- in the furzlra lies concealed in thc minds of pai-< ty leaders.

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