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Ullecruiting Service was held yester- iday in the ofilce of the Publicity .A¢ent, Mr.’J. E.'~B.‘ McCready. The following members were present: Mr.
‘Harold Jenkins, Chairman; Rav. Dr. Fullerton. Rev. R. G. Fulton, Mr. lL. IE. Prowse. Dr. McMillan, Judge _Fraser, Mr. W. W. Stanley, Mr. .Harry Tldmaxsb, Lieut. McLean, 'Mr. A. E. McLean, M. L. A., Rev. J. J. McDonaild. Mr. W( H. Prows-e,
-!'Mr. McPhee-, Mr. Graham, Mr., Mc-
_§(‘.ready. After adoption of the min-
utes of thelast meeting it was decid- ~ed on motion of Rev.- R; G. Fulton,
}_'seconded by Mr. lL. E. Prowse, to
_issue a circular letter to the leading men in each poll to attend the meet- 'ings advertised in the several dis- ltricts. Rev. Dr. Fullerton and Mr. J. E. B. McCready were appointed n committee to draft this letter.
On motion-of Mr. W. H. Prowse,
seconded by Judge Fraser. Rev. Dr. I-‘ulderton and Mr. McCready were appointed a committee io meet with the Naval Committee to arrange an
` advertising programme..
It was arranged to place envelopes
for the Patriotic I-‘und collection in the hands of the Queens County Committee, the necessary envelopes and blanks to be prepared forthwith.
The meeting adjourned to meet;
this morning at 10 a. m.
Miss Helen A. Grant was secretary
of the meeting.
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A meeting ol the Provincial Com-
mittee of the Province imet ln Char- lottetown yesterday, Judge Fraser presiding. The others present were.
Captain Daniel Sutherland, Stanley
Bridge;
Judge- A. L. Fraser, Sourls;
Mr. Owen Hughes, Iona;
Mr. James Irving, Cherry Valley; Mr. Benj. Compton, Belle l-liver; Dr. John P. Murray, Charlotte-
town;
Mr. W. H. Prowse-. Murray Har-
hour;
Capt. Hugh McPhee, Georgetown; Mr. J. D. Mclnnis-, M. I.. A.,
lle'ad St. Peter's Bay;
Mr. A. A. McLean, M. P., Char-
iotteiown;
Mr. Horatio Graham. Gasperaux;
_Dr. James Keir, Malpeque;
Mr. J. Sheldon Sharp. Bldeford;
Mr. John Richards, Bideford; Mr. A. E. McLean. M. L. A.,
Summerslde; `Mr. Gordon Dawson, Cape Tra- verse; ‘Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P_,` Charlottetown. . The Committee decided to organize
the whole Province.
Recruiting officers were appointed
io make n personal canvass to all men be-tween ages- 18 to 38. 'The io'l- lowing Sub-Committees' were _ ap- pointed for the electoral districts in the respective couhties:-
K|NG’S C0. '
Mr. W. H. Prowse, Murray Har-
hour;
` ` CUIJN A. ` McD6NALD
P RIPTION DRUGGIST lj$CBlock, Kent St. Phone 616
I A goin; mooring gf me ,,,p,,,em,.1 caps. Dominic Mononaia, sooris.
, Brunch oi' the Patriotic Fund and the_ QUEENS C0-
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mistake. ‘ to t_he patient. with us.
FQR SATISFACTION
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Mr. W. L. Poole, Montague; Capt. Hugh McPhee, Georgetown; Mr. Horatio Graham. Gagpereaux; Mr. John McDonald, Cardigan
Bridge;
Mr. George Sutherland, Cardigan
Bridge; _
Mr. Russell Cox, Morell; Mr. Hugh McKinnon, St. Peter's; Judge Fraser, Souris;
Mr. G. M. Moore, ('harlottetown'; Mr. A. E. 'Mol-Jochen. Charlotte-
town;
Mr. George Carver, Pownal; Mr. J. J. McDonald, Pinette;
Mr. Cris Moore, (`rapaud; (`apt. Sutherland, Stanley Bridge.
PRINCE C0.
Mr
Mr Mr
_ `1°,.` J. Mcl-`ayden, Tignish; . S."’l‘. Gallant, Bloomfield;
_ John Richards, Bideford;
Mr. Sheldon, Sharp, Bldetord;
Dr. James Keir, _Malpeq`ue; Mr. A. E. McLean,- M. L. A.,
Summerside; ' '
Mr. Gordon Dawson, Tryon;
Dr. Darrach, Kensington;
Mr. John McNally, Summe-rside; Mr. A. E. Arsenault, Summerside. The Committee are expected to take
prompt action to organize each poll in the Province.
The- undersigned was appointed Secretary ofthe Provincial (`0m-t
mittee.
G. I-I. HOLBROOK.
An Open Letter ' Tn The Public
In another column will be found
the advertisement of Charlottetown Shoe Dealers, reudopting the- CASH SYSTEM.
Owing to the high price of shoes.
scarcity of leather and short terms of cre-dit adopted by manufacturer we find we will be serving the best in-.‘ lerest of our customers- and selves by adopting the Cash System, as we' need all oi our capital to keep our stock up to normal.
-It has been remarked by several
observing citizens who have lately been in other centres that shoes- in Char- lottetown appear ‘lower priced than in most places visited. lt is desir- able to keep up this enviable repu- tation.
CASH BUYING WILL
ALLOVV US TO DO IT,
Another matter that effects us all
to n very large degree-, is the great abuse of the upprohation s-ystcm.... ..some oi' our stores having on differ- ent occasions had as many as four hundred and fifty pairs ot' shoes out on -approbatlon_ at the one time, thus les-aening their stock in certain sizes to such an extent that hardly' enough shoes were left in stock' to show a cash customer. Our friends' and cus- tomers urc- invited to try their shoes on in the store-s, as they do in other places, and thus help to save' ex- pense and lower the cost of shoes, besides having expert help in making selection._
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°‘If you want highest price for
poultry se-ll to I-lolman's, Charlotte- town. 3263-11-30M2i.
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/` ' N i ' Is Your Account OVERDUE ?
of all overdue our books.
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We are preparing a list
If your account is over-
due kindly call with the ~ amount or remit by mail before November 30th. °
After ihgt date we shall be
_ _ obll e to hand t e ligt to _ i ’” ' the la%;evs for collection
l- _ We hope we won’t have to send in a
if _ But we are determined! to collect all 1 accounts which are past doe.
Shall wehear from you today. -
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'dal party drove to the home of the
held on Dec. lltii in 7 o'clock sharp. Besides the reading of annual report
and qlcogtg' and election of ofilosrs. there wil is present a representative of The Associated Farmers Coopera-
tive. Ltd.. of Cliar£g_ttewwn.,to explain and discuss 'with 0 farmers the sd-
The Central
I1' PAYS to buy ll thll Plovinol. '
R03! L. 0. L. meets Monday, Dec.
8!-il. Full attendance requested. .$277.
DIBCOUNT.-Last day for discount
Provincial income Tax.-lst Decem- ber. 3258-11-801121
'RESERVE Friday night, D60. `8t'h,
Inn's Saturday afternoon, beginning
the usual quotations were _not re- ceived by the Guardian
Street was s busy scene all day yes-i terday when the horses, offered for sale ag remounts, were being tried out by the official buyers at the Re- vere Hotel stables. During the past two days thirty-one horses were pur-
chased in this City._while in Eiouris the buyers secured six and in' onta- gue twenty-two. `
ACCEPTS CALL TO P. 'E. l.-Rev.
I csvsnoim.-.ro nie Church next Bnndsy,
at 11. a. ln. followed by_
THE BRANT.- Tho- Brant left
Charlottetown for `Pictou yesterday morning taking nlaill for Nova Scotia. She started" lifting -the buoys of! Pictou yesterday.
for the patriotic entertainment "An POWNA I. GIRCUIT#-Deco 3rd. ` . '- A f". " '.`\.,.."; ' '
Evening with Handel" in St. James' Services: Clifton at 1`l,~fMt.= Herbert ' - - . ' _ - _ ' - _ __ Han. szsz at 2.10, Pownal at 1. soo-viooat Mni- _ __ __ - _ a
' - view Monday evening, Dec. 4th at - _ _ _, __ __ _ __ ` '_ ‘ _ _
sal.: or Home oooxmo at Pa- 'i. - 7 ' . -_-,, _,_.. " " _ - ’ - "
at 2 p. ro. szss-12-1M2i¢ \i>noouoi=:~ uiovme.- -Although ~ fi ., ., _ __ __ - ___ _ i > _
-i yesterday was not market day there _' ' ` " ' " ‘
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PORK.--Buyers were paying 14c_ was quits a large' number of people ` . " ~ ` _,
a pound for pork in Charlottetown in _town and large quan'titiew‘ of pro- __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ yesterday.. duce moving. Pork brought as high as , _` ' __ ' ` ' ` '
14 cents- per pound 'oatg solid at 65
~ U. S. THANK8GiVlNG.- Yesier- cents for whiteand 68c`!0.r black. ` ‘ ' i - ‘ ' "‘ ~` ` ' ' ' day was -Thanksgiving Day in the' potatoes brought 65c, hay- 51.2.00 per Th; Myg efibdb RGVQDHEQ Qpllélfi 011 “IB B¢¢lI€_,8l80 ' “THE United State-.s and a public holiday. ton and straw $7.00: turnlps sold at _ The hieldin' _Shadnw A_»Sen'sati0nj| Pkg _ _ __ _ _ The stock market was close'd, hence' the' rate or 200 for sixty- pqunds. - _ 'Scene is afs°_Pi°.uréd_ in this‘ch.pter_" ' I _ 'A lgiuh
wsoomo ssi.i.s`.-'A quiet but
--- ' pretty marriage toolrnla'ce at the res- _ _ _ ' ` ` ' _ " ' ' ' _ - , ._ I
p9N»1- FQRG51- 1-H5 -|931-H_»| _ idence of the. odlciatlng clergyman, AN T _ -.gg ' -- _ f Only today and tomorrow will one gf- MI°°l£°?_"A_Ygf‘§z“_;1°’°i__Wh°';- ' ` -‘ ` - . _ _ . ` ~ ‘ '»--\- - - .-.
have an opportunity of sending some-_ “B ON- 811 6 _o_ aug er o ’ _ _ ` _ ` ' _ _ . _
thing for the Christmas shipment to»H°F"`Y Abbott' U“i°“ R°“d- b°°“m° "- ' » ' ' T U S
me ..98m.» Any parcels for geuerahthe bride of J._Brentop McMillan, ' _ _ _ _ H R __
Western Covehead After the care- . . ' ,_,
'distribution may be left at 70 Prince' ' ‘ . . _ _ I .»' 'V " C ` ‘ _- -‘
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HORSES FOR REMOUNTS.-Kelli. ' - i Q Q '
bride's parents, where a reception was _held by.a. few ofthe immediate relatives. The Guardian extends. its hear-tiest congratulations. _ ‘
HA|G'S~'_lR|U_MPHe T
H. G. Mellick, after nearly eight years of diligent and fruitful service, has. resigned at Lawrencetown, N. S., to accept a cali to Springfield and Al- berton, P. E. I. He will be greatly missed in the "Valley," but will be warmly welcomed to the work on "the Island." where be will prove to bo a valuable reinforcement to our noble band of workers. says the Mar- itime Baptest.
A WORTHY APPEAL.-In this is-
sue, under the above heading, read- ers of the' Guardian will notice a copy of a lette-r sent to all the 39 branches of the British and Foreign Bible Society in this province, by thel Charlottetown president. The' collec- tors are now making their annual calls, and the appeal is a most worthy one, especlalily in these very anxious
times _
DEPARTURE OF LT. CROKEN.-
Lieut. I. E. Croken, V. S., and bride left yesterday for St. John, from which port Lieut. Crokeri will sail on' the S. S. Corsiscan forEngland .He has been granted a commlsion in the lm- perial Medical Corps'. The members of the Knights of Columbus entertain-_ ed Lieut. Croken to a_ farewell smoker at their Home Wednesday evening.‘ A delightful evening was enjoyed by all. . _
BACK T0 THE TRENCHES.--Mr.
Angus McLeod, tailor, of this City, has re'ceived word from his son.'Priv- ate _Joh-n McLeod that he ls back" again in the trenches having com- pletely recovered from his wounds. Private McLeod left Charlottetown about two years ago for the west and at the outbreak of the war en- listed in one of the western regi- ments. lie was wounded in the lc-'z leg and hand. Another Islander in the same regimeht is Mr. Edward Blake of Charlottetown, son of Mr. Maurice Blake. Both boys are- great chums
always bunking together. _ _ I
INSTITUTE MEETING.-- The
regular meeting of the Souris West Women's -Institute was- held at the| home of Mrs. Richard Kick-ham, on_ Novein_her*p10th. After the regular; business- was taken up, a discussion' on Red Cross work followed. The In-| stitute is planning to put a new' black board in the' primary depart- ment of the- school. The members: meet every Friday evening for Red_ Cross work-. The members enjoyed_ instrumental music by Miss Adeline Pc-ters, and after refreshments had been served by the h0E~i9BB. B pleasant. evening was brought to a close by' singing the National An- them. _
WEDDING BELLS.-St. Malachi's
church, Kinkora. was the scene of a very pleasant event on Nov. 21st. when Edwin P. Sherry, one of Fern*
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led to the altar Mary Ada McCardle. one of Middleton's most popular young lailiies. The bride looked charming in a navy blue sulvt with white velvet bat trimmed with white and coral. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret McCaA'dle, while the groom was ably supported by Mr. Em- met Ranahan, of Fernwood. The nup- tlal knot was tied' by Rev. A. J. Mc- Intyre. After the ceremony the bri-
bride, where dinner awaited them. In the evening a number of friends and relatives assembled to congratulate the happy couple. .The number 'and value of the presents received' testi-' lied to the popularity of the young couple. After spending a very en- joyable _evening the guests dispersed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Sherry a long and happy wedded life.
MEETING AT H_0P£ _RlVER.- At
a recent meeting of the Farmers =ln-_ stitute of Hope River a large number had the pleasure of hearing n very in- teresting and initructive address -by Mr. W-. R. Shaw BIS. A., District Representative. I-lo spoke along the lines oi cooperative marketing of wool through the grading station, coopera- tive mnrketing of Lambs, spraying, of potatoes,_and thp care and fbtiiiiiig of dairy cow_'f‘ar_;;l reging o5__¢'¢:_v9l__- ¢ vote of t n w mov lmo Simpsonniecoiided by John Cullen The- annuai meeting or the institute will be
wood's most o ular y0\1l1S fM‘mSl'8.°ever one of those me'chanisihs“fall‘s‘
With the B;‘i_tis‘h _Army on .the
Somme, Nov. 15.-(By Percival Gib- bons).--The_-mom_e'nt ___.has not even yet arrived when' l_t is po_s.sible" to` enumerate the whole of ‘our galnsin Monday’s great battle. For our gains- on the ground are' enlarging them- selves whi’le_I write. Two thousand or so prisoners of last night have already grown to some 5,000, and the glorlcus total of Douaumont is _ln sight, and 'the machine guns' which we failed to discover in' the fight, dotted like poisonous weeds among the fields, have come to light in the- long galleries at'the wonderful "tun- nel" at St. Pierre 1)ivion'._ _ "'
SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION
What was lacking in the first ac-_
counts' 'as they came up in' the stress of those hours while our men were_ yet digging ln, their new-won lines, and while there were' yet catches and pockets of _undetected Ge'nman‘s in little- _isolated trenches about tho' countryside,_bel-iind them was' a tale of clean-out and scientific coordina- tion of the means of__ _war which made the victory on this scale pos- sible. The moment of assult when the barrage lifted a_nd pounced for- ward. and the eager infantry _waves `fiowéd`over the parapets dame only, at the_ciose of lo_ng_sta_ges_ of detail- ed and s-cientlilc pre'p’§i‘a§on. ' ln*-» t'hat section of-_-.the field which lay south .of the Andere, for example our victory reveals__how comp' te _was our, previous' observa._tl0n_.,_{ €'n€lI1Y dispositions ov- iz-tre'ngth.~' a'd com- munications. I-lis one practicable road for supplies and reliefs was' pep- rcred wlthlshrapnel by day and n_lg_ht lii.i bridges across the._An§;_‘d_\“_' Yrs siicllcd continually, his _ma __lne___ un positions wc-re loca‘te‘d .and treated to doses of intense fire, and the- day of attack happened to he on which the 38th Division was being relieved by Ludendori'f’s New Land 223rd, so both divisions were caught on the ground and Held there by our bar- rage to swell the number of dead and prisoners-.
The pockets made a curious situa-
tion. They varied in quality from desperate and brave men who came suddenly out of the earth when our men had passed to e-ieze their legiti- mate advantage of ambush and open 'fire on them from behind ~_to- 'poor 'llmpid creatures, dazed slide _unman- ned by the shelling, who came tim-
idly up froingthe broken ditches, and’ followed song with ha.tids._...»qb0V.8 their heads". ~ - _ ._ - it "'
_ TANK'S GREAT -Sl;lRV1CE_`_ _.
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most strenuous of the flgh%1_g_whl_ch -took place south of the rl _ £1. I;l'_ere' the tank entered into the-'fbattle ahead of thodinianrry atts.a'ii. --~ii
into the hands of the Germans I s-up-
the apparatus, but -t _ seb_iif§'.uniilt€> ly. The tank 'is very thoroughly qual- ified to take care of itseilf. This one
lurches' and curtesied into _deign with the bar cteristlg at, o' _e_ beast, chaff: uhduiated golf* ~t;&Wn_, which to me always suggests a vast wounde'd reptile. Upon the lip of the shellhole _it halted and remained.--and the Germans; taking it iorgqgilk H helpless. swarined out to meet i-
wltb rifles and hand grenades.A han: grenade h ing again a_ tan I makes pr§{3 fire vrorhsfd itpdh ai accounts it is di pity that thoseiineild. the appartaus cannot see it. Proba-
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_refuge whose plan resembles roughly " ` _ _ _ ' _ _ " .- 1 t e capital “T.” The stem of the “T" ’ ' ' ' " * ` ` ' ` ' ' " i a gallery three hundred yards long _ _ f_ ily sigh; feet high and four. feet - _ ` ' _ ‘ ‘ ' - ' ” .r » ` ‘ i-_ ide- ll IS neatly 'llmllered in lm- ii--de-es* Q- rsed methodical zigzags in order to _ '- ` _ _ __ ` `
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ding to its length. From the main wl_o`ie is so deep that it was not~'parapet erected while the enemy galleries there were branch minor. on y proof tothe' impact of the larg- shelled _them wii.h_iQl'V0r but noidqilll
§as_seges_ '_l_ead_:ng to c_:\an2_bers_-_ where est (sh__e_l$i _but t_l:é'-v_'_ery__barrage was of me 'kind hap;;:_n;d.' allege :__a‘s- :lsr esani unswere te all were nail ercm scamerst Beng,n0c0ll0 A 6. an enormous depos_it_ _of various - -_,I-‘lfteen hundred yards' of progress stead of crouohingand sweating, the stores has- hem, discovered, some .of__took our men to the German rear men were strolling-afbout in the open those chambers aim so close -to lux- line._ 'of' trenches. Here according to smoking German cigars from a store u_ry' that the walls were even paper- precedent Zthey would have crouched of full boxes which some of 'them
ed. The labyrinth connected trenches. in. the trenches tolling- in desperate picked up. "They are now consolida- above by. broad -.ii.ights_ of siepe. The ,_l_1ae_e to -turn' it round and get a ting in comparative comfort. .
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make' suitable Xmas -Presents. _ _Everythin_g we
-` _ have to offer 1s_o_f thcfh1g1_1est quality, v._-_hi e the ,iq prices are low,'_a_s low as it is possib e to make
_ '_ ;»_them when quality is considered. .Come infilnd _ ' '. let us help you with your Christmas Shopping.
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Upon Q one on ,agawy L merely; hung where the _ fought bis' Majesty's ship' e land crab, or whatever her name was, f
iw_o__1ivsiy__;iours, during _wj n_£he_ tunic showed if the ' G _ only its toad-com,ple ioned 'cd _ps s-'of in- vlol|.te steel and which of its guns, and then, when they were duo. up
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viability ot--Joining with the Coopera-
tive Movsrpent. All interested are welcome. _ -
trenches were on' the _tip 'lilo ,bank , and under them he burrowod I volt
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