NovsMnaa 22.1932 MR. A. LEVIN

Will be buying silver fox and other raw furs at, B. R. flollnan’s office. 90 Queen St, Tuesday, Nov. 22nd, and days following.

LEVIN Fllll BIIMPMIY LTD.

Anniversary Reunion Of Surviving Veterans

Of 2nd Siege Battery

Seventeenth Anniversary Of Departure Of Bat- tery From Charlottetown Will Be Commemor- nted At A Reunion Of Members Next Saturday.

On Nov. 26th all surviving veter- ans of the 2nd Canadian Siege Batteryfat first called the 98th Canadian Siege Battery—wlll hold a reunion in the Armories to com- memorate the day 0h "hhih they m; the shores of their Island home to join their comrades on the west- gm battle front.

Citizens of Charlottetown have‘

poignant recollections of Nov. 20, i915. The early morning march of

b’): the Battery from what is now the

Agricultural Hall to the Marine wharf headed by the band and ac- companied by thousands of parents, friends and well-wishers: the at- tempt of these young men, animat- ed as they were by ideals of pat- flotlsm and the lure of adventure, to make their adieus in the casual manner of seasoned travellers going on an ordinary routine trip; the tver widening gap between the crowded wharf and the old Slan- ley-well known faces fading from view. the. beginning to those on board, of the great adventure which was to take them to the battle- iields of France and Flanders.‘ Such loenes are again recalled to mem- nry at the approach of November ma. V Many of these young men sleep in the land which they so ably helped to liberate from the tyranny of militarism. Their comrades are scattered over many‘ provinces of Canada and states of the United: States, but probably fifty or sixty rstlll reside in their native province, 'I‘he toast "To Our Fallen Comrad-

} es" will be honored with fitting ro-

verence by these who are so for. tunate as to be able to attend this seventeenth anniversary reunion. Although not included in the or- lginal roll of the Battery, many fine men from Prince Edward Island and other places subsequently join- ed this Battery as whnorcements "niacin! casualties. It goes with- out saying that these are in full standing as veterans of the Battery, Ind will be expected and ,. ' . as comrades. Some two hundred lllld eighteen officers and men who enlisted on the Island and a de- tachment of forty men from the Dermanent forces at Esquimait and Quebec made up the original Bat- tery and the nominal roll. as given ‘MW- Wl" Drove interesting to all who followed the fortunes of this famous fighting unit. Lleut. Col. A. G. Peaks, Char. lotietown, »

°"P*- W- B- Pmwse. Charlotte- town.

Lleut. T. w. s. McDonald, George- Wll.

Lk-ut. J. F. Stems. Sourls.

“““°- J- P- Hooper. Charlotte- town.

Lh“? G. s. Ritchie, Charlotte- town. Licut. w, J, (Attached-l, *1 S» M. .1. .1. Les nu - . bflmownl s zer, Char 5- Q. M. htlctown,

“in. John ‘l’. Hokey, Oharlottq-

Cheveris, R. C. H. A. D. A. wedlock, Char.

8:83- Allen Cole. Emerald. low-n Cherie D. Stewart, Charlotte-

gfl- A; R. Lawrence. Halifax.

A- $- J. o. Worth, Charlottetown. bflfialihsst. Charles I-line. Char. 0°“ H. E. Moore, Char ttcrown. °°'v- E. o. McLeod. Hunter Riv-

n- C0 Mam? W- L. Jenkins. Alberry gm.- Boward Court, Donaldson. ~~ b“? W. A. smith, Charlotte- ~- Acting co QharIOtktOWnI- R. H. Nicholson.

n °“"’~ Milton Stewart. Charlotte-

1_ _ Potatoes and Turnip:

We y“; lutooh u; in no-n. “Chm m“,

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i‘ “filled Sood Pota- bm all this week. t prices.

7L1 J- L. DOUGLAS,

‘ Charlottetown. NvIT-Tgi‘

town. _

Bomb. A. H. McKinnon, Char- lottcwwri."

Bomb. F. Kennedy, Charlottetown.

Bomb. Roy H. Collins, Charlotte- town.

Bomb. Fred M. Nash, Charlotte- town.

Bomb. Ralph Eorsythe, Alberton.

Bomb. Wendell Shaw, Brudcn- ell. Bomb. J. Foy, Tryon.

Bomb. Graham Duff, Harbor Grace, Nfld.

Acting Bomb. P. J. Williams, Wel- llngton.

Acting Bomb. R. J. Beck, Char- lottetown. l

Gunners Roy Altken, L. Mont- ague; L. C. Allen, Cardigan; Eric Atkinson. Durham. Eng.; R. J. Burns, Charlottetown; J. W. Beats, Brooklyn, P. E. I.; J. S. Buchanan, Bradalbane; A. E. Bisson, Sourls West: C. Brennan, Ellersl'e; H. K. Burchardl, St. Stephen, N. B.; J. F.

Charlottetown; V. L. Bourke, Char- lottetown; Joseph Bell, Murray liar- bour; Orin Bell, Murray Harbour, H. Pope Beer, Charlottetown; J. H. Barton, Moncton; J. Crerar Anti- gonish; Peter S. Campbell, Fortune Bridge; George Curtis. New Zea- land, P. E. I.; Michael R. Chcverie, Souris; Stephen Cameron, Mono- ton; John Clark, Lower Montague; F. Ben]. Conrad, Sturgeon; Geo. E. Compton, Bangor. P, E. I.; E. Win- sor Campbell, Montague; Joseph M. Campbell, Lakevllle; John Cal- laghan, Charlottetown; W. C. Cur- rie, Halifax; John Cliff, Readville, Mass; L. H. Cola, Milton; W. Case Jr., Charlottetown; A. C. Dinnis, Charlottetown; J. B. Dick, Glas- gow, Scotland: Raymond Dewar, Montague: A. C. Densmore, Mono- Wlli W. J. Dyment, Northam; E. H. Dyment, Northam; Patrick Doyle, Charlottetown; T. H. Densmore, Moncton; P. J. Emery, Benton Mills;

A. E. Fbrguson, Moncton; L. For- gore. ‘rSouris East; George Ford, Murray Harbour; F. L. Founcs, Moncton; H. A. Turner, Mont-ton;

J. A. Gmpee, Gladstone; Jerry Gal- lant, Charlottetown; J. G Gauthier, Rustlcoville: B. E. Gasgln, Gun- ningsville. N. B.; T. W. Glover, White Sands; Emmet Graham, Wol- lingtmi; W. Gauthier, N. Rustlco;

P. Gauthier, Rustlcovllle; Philip Holland, East Baltic; William l-low- ard. Little York; Harry Huntley, Conway; Murdock Hume, Iris; M. O. Hilchie, Georgetown; C. C. Hoes- chen, Charlottetown; F. H. Hooper, Charlottetown; F. C. Harper, (Thar- lottetown; L. A. Hogan, Charlotte- town; J. H. Hoar, Moncton: Ever- ett Howatt, Tryon; Lloyd Jenkins, Dundas; A. Johnson, Long River: F. F. Kelly, Charlottetown, Rex ‘kleuy, Charlottetown; James Kins- man, Charlottetown; N. Lannigan, Panmuro Island; Warren Lane. Hermitage; T. A. Iedwell, Souris East; A. C. London, Moncton; E. Lamont, St. Catherlnes; W. F. Lantz. Charlottetown; H. W. Mul- lins. Moncton; J. D. Mathleson, Charlottetown; Bartlett Miar, Geor- getown; Chas. H. Mlsener, stan- hopc; W. T. Mill, Sydney; A. A. Murchison, Pipette; E. lvlnrshall, Stanhvliei A. Mutch, Ilnpcton; A. C. Moore, Stellarton; T. Morris, Spencer's Island, N. S. ; A. Morgan, Charlottetown; G H. Myers, Lake Verde; Richard Mutlow, Mlllvlew; L. L. Milton, Springhill; Maloom McAulay, Charlottetown; Nell Mc- Beath, St. Peters Bay; Percy Mc- Callum, Souris; A. J. McCormack. St. Margaret’ ; Ivan McClure,- Moncton; Jack McCarron, Bunbury;

C. A. McNoy, Moncton: L. H. Mc- Donald, Summersido: Victor J. Mc- Donald, Mt. Stewart: Bernard J. McDonald, Charlottetown; D. Mc- Dougall, Charlottetown: Everett Mc- Baohorn, Hopefeld; Wilfred Mc- Guigan, Ctmlotfeto n; mo J.

MoInnis, Charlottetown; Joseph McIsaso, Charlottetown: Alex. Mc- Kinnon, Iewls, Lot 60: G. C. Mcl

Kay, Darnley; Irvy '3. McKenzie, St. Peter's; Elmer McKay. New Lon- don; L. McKinndn, Union Road;

W. E. McKinnon, Inverness, P. E. I.;

A. Roy McKay, Freeland; Howard

McKendrick, Charlottetown: Albert lloxsy, Murray Harbour; W. o. Mo»

Bluns, Charlottetown. Percy Bell..

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PUBLIC FORUM

this column In opoo for the nlllounlol by correspondents of question: of lnfsrrot. The Charlottetown Guardian doe: not necessarily endorse tho

opinions of oorrolpondonll,

KIOKING STIIAW MEN

Sfr.-—I have carefully studied Mr- Klnirs speech as reported in the Patriot and also the Patrlotzs edi- torials, eulogizlng the Liberal lead- er and his "poicles." The froth of the former and the fury of the latter may be explained by the want of argument, necessitating the set- ting up of straw men. ‘rho greater bundle of straw in Mr. Kng's man is an alleged disastrous binding or shackllng of this free nation. '

Now, granting that we are free to make our own treaties, and bor- galns, how do we lose our independ- ence by making a. mutual trade agreement with a. more than friend-

' ly, a slsterly naton?

The governments of free count- ries have reasoned together and made u bargain or a number of bar- gains for their mutual benefit. By so doing, Mr. King says we are in dang- er cf losing complete independence!

And now, behold him kicking at this fake monster of his own mak- ing! o

The Patriot, runnng true to form, and not being alble to find any de-

g, shod uo panuvluog fcct in the Conference agreement, draws a herring across the trail. and sets up a great straw bogey labelled "Tory defamation of Laur- ler and King" which it proceeds to kick With stimulated fury and in- dignatlon. . . I am sir, etc.

DISCERNER

TUG-OF-WAR

The chicken supper ‘and tug-of- war which was held in the Mon- tague Rink on Tuesday evening was a decided success. The Curling Club and dressing rooms‘ were rc- served for the attractive tables,

which were prepared by the ladies ‘of Montague. A goodly sum was realized. The winning tug-of-war teams were given a free supper. Following are the scores:

’ Lightweight class

Montague Furnishing Co. vs. New Perth-New Perth, 2-1.

Brooklyn vs. Kilmuir-Kilmulr 2-0. Upper Montague vs. Jimmie Sto- wartfis team-Upper Montague, 2-0.

Mt. Stewart vs. Montague Hockey Club-—Mt. Stewart, 2-0.

Heavyweight Class

‘Valleyfleld vs. Montague—Mon- tague, 1-0.

Play-off

Kllmulr 2-0 and Mt. Stewart, 1 draw and l won on time limit-Ith- muir, 1-0. ' _______._.__.__i.__

er's Road; Jasper McLaren, Cable Head; Walter McLauchlan, St. Ter- esas; Howard McLeod, Murray Riv- er; K. W. McLeod, Charlottetown; A. W. McMurrer, Charlottetown; Gordon McNeill, Boston; Wilmot McNeill, Charlottetown; E. M. Mc- Nevin, Charlottetown; P. A. Mc- Nevln, Charlottetown: Albert Mc- Pherson, Melville; Dan J. McPher- son, Melville; Dan McPherson, Cal- edonia; J. A. lvIcPhee, Georgetown; H. J. McRae, New London; Thomas McTavlsh, Eldon; Harry McTav- ish, Eldon: Herbert McEwcn, Stanley Bridge; A. W. Patterson, New Glas- gow, N. S.; A. McL. Potter, Spring- hlll; Bert Price, Monctnn; August- ine Quinn, Charlotttown: W. J. Burke, Llscard, Eng; Harry Riggs, Charlottetown: Daniel Ross. Pin- ctte; F. J. Rlx, Mechanic's Falls, Mo; Sydney Piekard, Charlotte- town; Ferguson Robertson, Marsh- fleld: William Ross. Charlottetown;

Reginald Ramsay, Charlottetown;

James W. Regan, St. John; Guy Rodd, Winsloe Road; Edward Rob- ertson, Annandale; W. H. Singleton, Flat River; Temple E. Stewart, Charlottetown; George B. Smith, Charlottetown; Fred E. Skerry, Bos- ton; Ieslle Smith, Roclw Point;

Spencer Stewart, East Point; Everett Simpson, Bay View; A. C. Steele, Gasperaux; Harry Stewart, Wins- loe Station; Cecil Stewart, South- port; George S. Smart, Wonlaston, 1mg; Bliss A. Smith, Moncton;

Robert E. Shea, Kenmore. Ireland;

Bert Stewart, Southport; H. H. Simpson, Bay View; J. E. Sterne. Charlottetown; Harry Stanley, Charlottetown; Geo. E. Sherrin, Crapaud: Ih-ed. H. Scott, Moncton;

A. E. Stone, Moncton; Ira Tlows-

dale, Victoria; B. H. ‘firmer, O'Lea-

ry; Allison Tait, Charlottetown:

Eli Vatchor, Montague: W. L. Wil- liamson. Eldon; John W. White, Charlottetown; George Walker, Charlottetown; George M. White, Moncton: John T. White, Murray River; John Welsh, Charlottetown;

Clarence White, Murray Harbour;

William Worthy, Charlottetown: Frank Wheatley, Charlottetown; GeorgeA. Young. Edinburgh. Scot-

land: Robert Young, Leith, Scot- land; Howard Young, Albion: John ‘rhos. Thompson. Rishton: William

Vanlderstlne, Charlottetown.

Icon, Melville; JOhii McLean, Pet-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDEN

Be Photographed Early

- FUR XMAS by Craswell nuv YOUR CHRISTMAS pus-. PM,“ To“, F“, M, dings, Christmas cakes, bread, ‘ Appomgmen; rolls, pastry, doughnuts, etc., at ‘Hlnity tea on Thursday. 6614-11

dJiio-ii-lo-ilil.

‘MERCHANTS’ MEETING‘ T0- NIGHT-A meeting for discussion for improved credits will be held tonight in the Board of Trade Rooms at 8 o'clock. 66B2-1i

RETURNS FROM TRIP-Mrs. W. rl. Scott returned home Saturday right from an extended trip to the United ‘States where she visited in Chicago, Duluth, Boston and other American cities.

SENTENCE SUSPENDED-Tu'0 Juveniles who had been arrested by R. C. M. P. in connection with al- leged breaking into a school were. brought before Magistrate Donald MacKinnon yesterday, and were

Britain Sends Many Exhibits

given a suspended sentence. I

I sraunv TRIAL-Charged with .,

"robbery with violence, Ivan McIn- nls and Clarence Dunn will appear before His Honour Judge Duffy to- rnorrow for a speedy trial. The ac- cused are alleged to have commit- ted the offense with which they are charged on November 7th.

POTATO MARKET — A general advance of five cents a bushel in the price of potatoes was a feature in the potato market yesterday. 32 cents were offered for Irish Cobb‘- ,ers and 35 cents for Green Moun- tains. The quantity moving was not large. The S. S. Nervlon left port here for Georgetown yesterday to complete loading for 'New York. The S. S. Northland has left Geor- getown for Summerslde to complete loading for Montreal.

MINOR ACCIDENT -- A slight accident took place last evening about 8 o'clock at the comer of Great George and Fitzroy Streets, where two cars collided. A car from Murray River, which was turning east on Fitzroy Street from Great George Street struck a car proceed- ing west on Fitzroy. Little damage was done and both cars were able to proceed under their own power.

WINTERING IN FLORIDA~MrJ

T. B. Grady, former superintendent of the Island division of the C. N. R., and ‘Mrs. Grady, leave this morning for St. Petersburg, Florida, where they will pass the winter. Their many friends wish them as plrlsant a sojourn as they hlid in Florida for the past five winters.

ROTARY LUNCHEON-Kcqplng mentally young as we grow older was the subject, of an inspiring ad- dress by Rev. R. Moorhead Legato at Rotary luncheon yesterday. Rotarian T. W. L. Prowse was in the chair and the guests were Fred Colwell, Charlottetown, R. L. Nicoll, Halifax, and J. J. Murray, Water- loo, Ont. The musical program in- cluded a vocal solo by Mr. ,Mason MacKay, who was cncored. Wild goose, provided by Rotarian R. E. Mutch, was a prominent item of the menu and its arrival on the tables was heralded by appro- priate verses read by Rotarlans Shaw, Quigley and Grant.

THE "WIDE-AWAKE” GROUP --The semi-annual meeting of the "Wide-Awake" Group of New Gla/I- gow met w th Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houston on Wednesday evening Nov. 16, with a far representation of members and visitors present. The meeting opened by singing "He Leadeth Me." The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted and “a quarterly report was given. After the usual devotional and bus- iness periods, the follovvin8 Omccrs were elected for the ensunB 51X months: President, Foster Svllar (re-elected); V.ce President. Wm. Sempfe; Secretary Tl-easurcr, Bertha Nisbet. A vote of thanks was tend- ered the president and retiring Secretary 'I‘rca:':lrel' for their scr- vlees rendered. The meeting closed by singing "I Gave My Lilo Fol‘ Theo." Dismls ul by Ms. Qu 1316i’- The remainder oi the even n; ‘"15 spent in contests and games. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the commttee in charge.