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The Battle of‘ Cippewa ‘

Q. Where and when was the‘! battle of Chippewa fought?

A. The battle of Chippewa or. Streets Creek was fought at the vil-, lage of Chippewa. July 5. i814 as one, of the concluding battles in the war‘ of 1812-14. An inscription placed, thereon by the Historic Sites and Monument Board of Canada reads:

Pro Putria In memory of Captain Percy Baillie, Royal Scots;

_Lieut. Patrick Gibbons and En- sign John Rea, 100th Regiment; Capt. John Rowe, George Turney‘ and Lieut. C. MacDonell. 2nd Regi- ment' of Lincoln Militia_ and the non-commissioned officers and men of the Royal Artillery, Royal Scots. 8th Regiment, 100th Regiment and the Lincoln Militia, who were killed in this Battle.

Eminent Education- alist Is Laid t0 Rest

' lToronto Star. Nov. 9.) In a setting impressively eloquent of the profound veneration and es-

? teem in which he was held in the manly spheres of his lifc work, Di"

N. W. Hoyles, late president of Wy- y cliffe College. ex-principal of Os- ///. ‘I //%

goode Hall law school, and leader in

For a lasting and refreshing ‘treat after smoking or when you can’t smoke.

Flavored with the juice of fresh mint leaves, WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT has a

tang and zest to brighten your whole day! tlw World v1‘ religion. education and . jurisprudence, was buried today.

At two-thirty this afternoon, in the Church of the Redeemer, at the corner of Avenue road and Bloor street. the funeral service was held. The Rt. Rev. James Sweeny. bishop cf Toronto. officiated. assisted by Canon H. J. Cody of St. Paul's, Dr. T. R. O‘Meara. principal of Wycliffe College, and the Rev. Mr. Arni- strong, rector of the Church of the Redeemer.

The conventional service of the Church of England prayer book upon this occasion was endowed with the gorgeous sadness of a great lament.

Academicians, old and young, ec- clesiastics of eminence and rep1"c- sentatives of the world of law gath- cred ivithin the walls of the church to pay this their last tribute to the passing of one who had brushed the‘ _ lofty pinnacle of his calling. . Within the centre aisle of the church the casket. reverently borne‘ in the hands of Wright.

It keeps teeth clean and white, breath sweet, soothes‘ the‘ throat, allays thirst and aids digestion.

KC, Thomas

MR. PERCY iii-ﬂow" imissiﬂllei‘ for un- Yukon, rial of Osevodv Hall law school: l The late Mr. Reid was married Shirley DQ108011. K-C». RCV- D13;

"roiiovro \:<>v 1-l—-l‘ert-y' iii-iii in 1:105 l0 Miss (lertriiiln .\l:iul‘li0l'- Dyson Hague and the Rev» Pwl- W- gold cuinnﬁiisloiici" ui‘ the YllklllWSull (‘lltllllillll Ont. who died illiE- Tllylol» 9llt¢‘l'ed belwecn “V” m“

, ~ ~ 'l,'[“ l i | lii '. (‘u l i year: ago. _ _ lllflldllllléllil iil-i-cudiir llitﬁill i INLJDIitlEEIVUSV urn” sous SlYAbroy at “graduates o‘ wycmre college" ‘ l‘ ‘ l ‘ ' - vl -x'- y. ‘. 'l~l"l ciiini- hcrc ftiillllll)’ for nicdiiru- prcsviit Ill Mint-outer. llllll rllbllftl

fornnld p,“ ']‘u¢-§(luy_ nmunggh up .- Rt h‘. of New York, illlll two sisters pﬂfpiﬂhi h-uccessfu]_ was f.,'11(,\y¢-,u, ldthi-l, u Presbyterian Illlﬂbllilllillgﬂlhwho Am These Like stars Appeap ; by cumplicnlioiiis, which l't‘.‘illllif(l‘l Jllll lcllfillllll‘ 01' qulrilllllll i“ 1.1,. uemih l trail will be hcld in Vnncouvr-r. lltlffeﬂﬂlftl was horn iii Summvrl ‘M shit". l’.l*l.i.. and wiis i-duciitcd nlf Primal of Wales ('ollcgo, (7|l1ll‘l()lI‘-" tnwii, llc _ioiirne_vcil to ilic ifukiiri‘ lii the Hold rush n1‘ 1898 iiiid l‘lll4'l‘~“] family Elmpel.‘ The ma,“ should

ed ihc Goveriinieiii HPPVlKfP tin-re , , ., - l . H- H m‘ following yiiar. llo “u.” [or w“ b( stniurl piping ho . eiun ic

The casket, having reached ‘ temporary resting place before tht-i

Toast Sandwich.

'l‘liis is a ilt-licioiis sandwich fur The remainder of the Clmgregih tion was mode up of the deceased

immediate family and survivo

l f the l'"iiuil lrivc to . . . - eral years mining recorder in the 1:13.13,“l‘]:ei,.0un.,,_, uy‘gctythe‘ir pm“ llllfl lcllle-“lllllluves . Yukon‘. in i014 lic was triiiisfvl'~iimi Have rcrdy" crisp lettuce (“Wm of lmdenb adénlregzcationiui red to the lniniigriiiioii I)(lpkll‘l-1(.a\-;.S “lived lonmw‘ (ll‘isl’ly med cmlnent awyer an e '

niciu, serving In

Ouiiirn. lfllll rly us Chinese immigration. llo was sent pin“. m; u slip-Q; a 1on1‘ Q1‘ lettuce, hi’ iht-DciiiiiiiionGovernment iii l. ‘a my‘... m" mmﬂmos, two slices of o; the leg,“ profession‘ and abou .l loCliiiui in connection with Ori- (up, bacon; and spread with the eiiiiil inimigriitloii and iiitlie fulloir- muyminaige; than cover with i111" l“? Will‘ l" Flllfvlle t0 "veil iiunii other plecc oi’ hot buttered toast

v“ll‘l‘ll"’l‘l' “ml bacon, iiiid iuuyoiiiiiiise.

Havergal College. of which institu-

grulioii ofllces in several (lilies. llriinil serve, This is a llflllle Tlllldc president. l-"Y-l he was iippolntcil gold coni-"w-luh sandwich." Those of the late Dr. Hoylcfs family who were present at the

LM of the deceased and wife of the Rev| Principal Haslam of Emmanuel col- loge, Saskatoon. and her daughter. Phyllis of Havergal college: Mrs. T.

P. J. DROLET

formerly with ])r0let Fur Company, Limited.

her husband. Rev. T. W. Murphy of Toronto and their three children. Cathaleen, Maurice and Marjﬂfi/ Lieut -Col. N. C. Hoyles of Pitts- burg. only living son of the deceas- ed; the children of the late Hugh ‘ioyles. thc son who“ suffered the

m ‘h 1 pgc- supreme sacrifice n ie Efell Will‘- ‘éigrﬂllaeioli. 61:211.: are John of Rldley college. st. CﬂLhﬂl-l kept separate. I solicit your shipments and assure y°ll ‘* — l

entire satisfaction and prllnllll IjN-llrlls- Chaped Hands _ Paul Mixed with sweet oil and ap-

e often, Minard's will henl MONTREAL, QUE. p“

rough and chapped skin.

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DH“ nary In n] In ul& on! 37in.‘ ‘net's-mull 1R5 S |n|u or.

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clerk hire, etc. ""' %STAGE

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BE. ' EPARE 0R0“ 700R ‘coon. new OLD MAN WINTER [S RIGHT AROUND i chit?“ up u» so miles THE CORNER

" W!“ 1° en“ Order your coal now and be pre-

red.

FE Over 2o miles Pl LED FIL . one: . . 100 Cllfl ‘shun. I" ma’.

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ing rows of gowncd students, uiid-‘iluring which there was no address}

‘the students relined either side olhll/[NNIPEG

in the Change], clad in whim 5u~§tlie centre aisle of the church, when‘, ‘

_ n, _ ,, _ _ _ i _ l __ 5.1m iplices. were thirty graduates of Wy-Ahe casket. iloypl crowne‘

lfvilllllitlll iinil an opt-ration. put ‘,0l loiuiiio. (Jill. 1101 ltl ll -Y‘(,“"e Conegm who Smmuqeded the rujd by the lm11_be;..-L.1.S‘lssuedfol-lh regular church choir and rendercdiMO tilt‘

Th“ hm‘|ing" and "Forever With the Lord.“ ircstllli; 011100 ill its" cemetery.

1S0 of the staff and senior girls ofHintQ the grave.

W. Murphy, the other daughter and by the Rev.

, . "TA i ' i " Britain Pays T0 N. S. ‘,4

i In, War Settlementsg

.uel, Financial Secretary of the

THE CPTARLOTTETOWN "GUARDIAN

ISLAND DDRED PIDNIG RAMS AND BDNELESS . SN0llLDERS-

(HIT FRDM SELEDTED ISLAND PORKERS

These Hams are mild sugar cured anddo not require t0 be par-boiled.

Boil the whole ham and have it cooked ready for use—or slice and fry as desired. i

_ The Hams are just the thing to ‘have in your home for a hurry up ‘meal, Just slice and fry.

SALE PRIDE 20c Per

Weighing About 5 Hounds Each

PICNID SNDIILDERS

, (Boneless) _ Weighing About 5 Pounds Each

SALE PRIDE 25¢ Per POIIIRl JENKINS & son LTD.

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Bishop Taylor Smith

Empire Club Speaker.’ ’ L _ _ I Condztzons Favour"

this First Mortgage Bond Investment

Strategic location of property; demand for modern ﬁreproof store. ofﬁce and warehouse space; class

(Toronto Mall 8t Empire) i The Rt. Rev. John Tuylor Slllll-lhl former (lliapliiiii-(leneral of the‘ I British forces, will speak on “Per-f sons Whom l Have Met." before the Empire "Club of Canada, to-diiy ,9‘ lllilllﬂil Taylor Smith's career la one of rare interest. As a curate ut St. Paul's Penge, he attracted l-Zreut attention by his moat 511;,- ("HSLUI services for men and young people. lie WLIS appointed Canon hllssionei" u!‘ ilie Diocese of Sierra Leone in 1890, and in 1805 served us eliiipluln to the AshautlExpedltion. At that itime lie was with Prince [Henry 0f Battenburg during his last hours llllll conveyed messages from him l0 PPHICOHS Henry of llillll-nlmrg. the youngest daugliici- 0i Queen Victoria. He became ai- honorary chaplain to the Queen iri 1896, and prepared ‘the Queen oi’ Siliiin and her brothers for confir- mation. He has often been asked ti] iirllilclrfni‘ Queen Victoria, King ‘ lﬂlhVilPtl and King (leorge.

i lie was appointed the Bishop of

Sierra Leone in 1897, and in 1901. zii the personal desire‘ of Queen l Victoria and king Plllwlird the Sev- Iciiili. became (‘haplnin-Geiieral to

the forces. .

During his 2i _v<.~¢irs' tenure of lnllli-c. lie has travrh-d all over llll‘ ‘world. and has won fume for his addresses to men. He ivzis made (‘._.\'.(.‘. in 1906, nnil at the <'(>ll('l‘.!- sion of his administration of the (fluinlalns Department during the (lrezir War, he was llltltll" (3.12, in 1921. and on his retirement from illlli} (‘hiwlalnﬂenerzilcyi in i925, K.

property, and the character of ownership of the I Common Stock equity. These considerations -

Montreal j

modem ﬁreproof oﬁice, store and warehouse building on Craig Street West, Montreal, about one block from Victoria Square. It is at the very heart of the wholesale, machinery and textile district. Leases actually negotiated and enquiries from prospective tenants indicate that it should be substantially ﬁlled when ready for occupancy about May 1st, 1928. ~

$450,000 of First Mortgage Bonds have been ' issued against a total property valuation of l i l

V $703,000 (including working capital). Net cam- ings are estimated at over 2l ( times Bond interest requirements.

The Common Stock ranking junior to the Bonds is owned by prominent Montreal business men, who i

are ﬁnancially well able to protect their equity in 1 the property.

i We offer these Bonds at—

99 and accrued interest, i‘ l to yield about 6.60% ‘

_ Write for descriptive circular.

llv has sine-i: irziveleil to Austral-

3W yddilillltl and Uganda, as u. .]lIil2ll deputntinii of the (!..\l.S.. ‘wbiiru his ministry has been size liiully hlcesstiil. He has been greab lly iii illemiuiil as a speaker ill. con- feriani-es in England, and especial-

Royal Securities Corporation I

1y n! ihe Keswick Convention. LIMITED

‘ Ho‘ is president of the Childrciis Rﬂey Bmldlng’ Charlottetown

51mm] Smnvm‘? Aumuon‘ As n i Montreal Toronto Halifax Sairt John Quebec i.

speaker in unilergriidiintes at the ,‘ Winnipeg Vancouver Ne; York ;

Elll-{llﬁll Universities. lic is always . H2, 1 l

eertaiirtn drniv packed audiences. ziiiil ihc mom noteworthy feature is the largo number of personal iii-l terviews ivliii-h are naked for after-l Wilfllh‘. Ono of the Bishop's greulq

_... , -

c,“ Kim, is his power of perﬁmmLi lllllv llllil llill (Wﬂfffllllllt; ill hlSziriiiitiiiiJ the czirholiiwlrutle walfeii

‘Spiritual he“) ‘m me“ in mdwidmd poiici to make the two (lays s! \'llll'll usually ZHLOHIINH] ts so at

~ ‘__~* Walk , niosi pleasant. ..~: in §lll'\'t‘ celery-cheese sticks. “who” Taylor 8mm‘ Wm arrive" |'l'(l('.l?(‘illil[{.‘i wr-ri- ('ill'l'lfl(| our iuFui rli-nne-tl rvlUYY lll\(.- pieces

pallbegrgrg H,‘ ines. and Elizabeth of Havergal col-i‘ g Moi-liming loge; and Miss M. L. Moffatt, sisters: i Jchn D. Falconbridge, K. C., princi-‘ 0i MPS- Hoyles-

g Eliminate Many ,

Child Diseases‘

' Solemn Cortege

Concluding the church service; ‘oooroiz TELLS S ‘H001; TEACHERS AILMENTS LAN llli WIPED our. 1

; and car-"

NOVCU 1L1‘ afternoon to? WINNIPEG, liiair, Nov. l7. nuke the last journey to the finalfllvilllill live years. according to Dr. Mount Pleasant M. Stuart Fraser of the Provincial

‘Board of Health in an address rc- The student body who had paidcently at n convention of 400 school

officiating clergyman, two studcnfsllieii‘ respects to the remains within teachers from southeastern Mani- toek up positions in the body of theithe sacred . edifice, chm-ch, position in ranks and pi'oceded tho lct lever could be wiped out~if pro- ‘ hczirscin tho cortegc procession. Be- per precautionary measures. hind were the rest of the mourners token. in n formation that extended in a the foolish need take any of these of that largcnpccked column of slow-moving lll0l-,(ll-“0T153S~

of tht-‘or vehicles for a great distance.

took up tlirir teba, smallpox. diphtheria and scur-

\\'L?l'(3 In that case. he said. only

Idealism in the lifc of a Child"

In section V., Mount Plcasaniuas Dr. Fraserﬂs subect. lie made J

, Amongst these were representativestceineicry’. the cortege halted, stu- a strong appeal to the teachers lo . , rmlst: cf thc council of Wycliffe C0llegc.,dents and mourners encircled the "alciruard the little lives entrusted "‘)1“"°“"" m lllll llYS-illl llll‘l llllllel ll wlllli‘ hm‘ beard of the Upper Canada Bible‘grave at a respectful distance while to their care, so that they fnight Society. many judges and mcmberrfthe last remains of their common crow strong in mind, body and soul,

bject of veneration was lowered Dllfillg his address. Dr. Fraser

rpoke of the so-called various chil- Tlie Rev. Principal O'Meara oi (li-cirs diseases. which, according to

tion the deceased was at one time Wycliffe college. in a few simple the belief of many. every child must

words. pronounced the last rites of have. It is the duty of the teach- the dead in the commital service. er. he declared," to correct this Prior to the main service in the wrong impression and so protect the

service were: Mrs. Haslam, daughter Church of the Redeemer, :1 privatechildren. for every one-is a heritage

service for the members of the de-‘ci God. The teacher has a three- ceusedis family only was held at Dr. fold duty to perform, to the child's Hcyles‘ late residence. 567 Huron mind, body and its soul. The first Street. This service was conducted duty is to the body. for it is the O'Meara of Wycliffebodiv which contains the mind and college. assisted by the Rev. Arm-sou. strong, pastor of the Church of the] Redeemer. and Rev. T. W. Murphy. son-in-law of the deceased. Herc, llmld-sl» "l9 DFOllISlOYl 0f “Oral ifi- Whcn tho voucci- on your furni butes that covered the casket and iun- cnmes loose. as it frequently U10 Sllffﬂlllldllll; BTW!» U10 lﬂlllll? may in steam-lieutcil rooms, sprcutl paid their last respects to their pre- tho host (iuallty oi‘ liquid gin» spur CBPWP- ' illilly llllllPl‘ the lUOl-il- vi-nccr, lllllll Members of the staff of Osgoode plan“) i; down rii-iuly iii plucc: Hall Law Svlllml- Wll“ will“ llmselll‘ when the glue is sol it will stay in lgl-AMaglggg-L pure permanently. and S. H. Bradford, K. C.

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146 Richmond St.

Thrice Her ReoeiptslQ

‘LONDON, Nov. 18.-—A. M. Sam-

Treasury, has just compiled ﬁgures on reparations payments made to Britain by other countries and by “. Britain to the United States to " Nov. 1.

They show German reparations receipts, including Belgian war ‘ debts. of £45.000,000: war debts pay- ments by Italy, £8,000,000; France. ~ £7,000,000, and other States. 75,000 a total of $60,575,000, and total war / debt payments to the United States ‘ of £l94.403.000.

Mr. Samuel says of £l70,869,000 were made out of the,

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Good Strong Stock Companies

debt payments‘

ll business manning (ihtml vwn inc-lies lung fllllll l'lll the '—*-»~'-*>——~-~— r-‘lll, or "rui“ illlllll,’ iho inside. of Celery-Cheese Sticks ii. wiili chopped cheese 501101190

with suliid (llL ii: or cream. 1.11)’

(‘ill liui nnn-iinin- <~.r‘iiie.-i~ sucks on 1h" Hﬂlvll uniquu ivziy of phiii- hisidc the Hillllll-

in.(fliarltiiteimvii on Tliursilny. Dw,’ ccinber 1st. and will rl-niziln over; tlic l'ivllll\\'llli.'. Sundiiy. A program.‘ ino of his meanings will shortly he published.

\\"<\ are likely In ‘starchy food. .-\ - —-~ <0-&_~._.__

CHIEF OF MIC-MACS RETURNS FROM HALIFAX

/"‘\\ Mr. lsnui" I'm-tiers. Full (‘lilef of h the .\lic~.\liii-s of iliis ‘ruvliiirc hus

-O Westminster utters‘ ‘Ii."2.‘.li.1?.1..I.f“'$..33Q Chlme

Pi-li-i" Paul, Ai-ii-iistziiit Chicl’ kit M

‘Friirti lLl"‘l‘\'élllllll and Full (‘liivi "‘ John Auiiiisiinv o1‘ lii-d Hunk they i/i risiivrl lht- Piwiriiiciiil (luvcriiinenl \‘. "H \l't‘lll\‘l‘$ tlllll Ht‘('l|l‘(‘ll copies of ill‘ _ (l uriuinzil llTﬂllt-Q bulwun" ‘he Mic- We are shtnving an extra line assortment M’ (‘locks in V Aim-s illlll King tit-urge lll, Q‘ ﬁll styles.

'i‘lii.~= is the priml‘ [lii-y dciziiwll i , . _ _ ‘_ ‘ i V p rhiiiiing [U ihcii" fishing ziuil The (“Mme (“Mk5 are Spam?“ ‘Mum’ huuiiiig privilvgrs. \\'ll1('ll ii is SEE "ND "EAR THE“ l;

rlziinieil of hiic years [hi-y have not tinjoyed. ' . if (‘liief llclcrs liiis in his possessi iuu a copy of the treaty. signed in "i , which in plain and coni-isi- t‘: so! dmvn their privileges, \ -h ivlll bc llllfl before our Prov- lll('ll\l (itlVflfllnltllll ill mi curly (lair. 'l‘h<- Alldiniii-s are an honest mill liurd working; lrlbc, as loyal iis any other: llluy JilCFlflPDd u ilfPill number or their boys for the lib- (‘fly of their beloved Empire iiud slate they are only asking that to which ilu-y iii-c justly entitled. ‘ While flllllli‘ mainland (‘hicf Priors nttendvd a convention O!" the chiefs of the Maritime l’ror~‘ incest at Sliuheiiiicailie. the oldest historical TOSPTVZLUOI] in tlii- Doni- iiiioii, This convention wiia well nih-iitiieil and iuucli- business of ; iinpiirtziiiec i'ill‘|'l(3(l out. (‘liiet Piaters hail ihc honor oi‘ iirtiui; us i-liiiirmnn. (‘lilcr William Paul ol‘ sllllllltll" uriiilic gave lhi- vlsilolu u. royal

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sinking fund and other similar re- ceipLs between 0v. 1. 1924 and Oct. 3i, i927. and t at 080,454,000 of

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Victory bonds and 4 per cent. fuucl- ing loans surrendered for death duties were acquired by the Nation-l al Debt Commissioners on account of the sinking fund. i Against this was a total of £201.- 000.000 fresh debts, 247,073,000 of which had been incurred to cover net deﬁciencies of revenue which. had arisen owing mainly to the stoppage of the coal industry.

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favour an investment in the

(-34% First Mortgage Bonds of the g Railway Exchange Building Company, I

The property (being erected) is an ll-storey ‘l

_ $1.1M! aga-mwiank-h-s- _.