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'V - - _two heavy batteries in Charlottetown. MY “°°“t“ ~W;’fk"mi5h* “I9” be “ke”
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His Honor Lgemenaut Go d _a d on t 9 M t 3 up in conjunction with this scheme. Mrs McKinnon will reogjilrogymg I isnand gneeirligultximggsltlgtrerlilgiwgirld COLONEL DAWSON “ls” ‘”'°"‘3'V
_ ' _ -21, g__ _ ‘ _ _-, I lj, I f - » .- . '_ suppm-ted gps suggestion that every-`
' That 01.lT;¢\ l'_eB¢':Ftl0l'l =Gr°f‘g9.¥_`§Emet 9°" _ "‘ _ _' gggtylqgligrglfli, “Faeries” thus making F “thing should' lie dolr5?_liln the interests-
. '- ' " " " ‘ ` " " I' '- `-"` ' ` "0f'cadiet trannli 8 tan Years ago. service is_ _e . ____ THURSDAY uus__rn1o»\i1 ius_a1n1_ ~ _ __ ._ -~~ _ _ _ - _
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5: compounded by a"`re ist-
ered 'pharmacist . ability.__.can-be.-depen ed
spop,at all times.
-j V We know you will _ap- ' preciate this ind of ser- . vice and we want a chance
C to demonstrate it to you. I
E. A. Foster
, . _ _ _
Central Drugstore.
' . . ~ ’ -_ _Visitors are _requested yiiegigte,-_ their names in the visitorsbbook in the hall and dogiver their flames. to
I Room, "' _
EDW, PALMER,
- Private Secretary
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' ALL l<}.\{.`l‘I§S FA‘I"
D0 you know that there is a sim lc,
harmless effective remedy for overiett- ness that muy be used safely and se- cretly by any mun or woman who is losing the slimncs of youth?
'ihere is: and it is none other than
the tablet form of the now famous Mnrmola Prescription, known lui Mui"- moln. Prescription Tablets. You can well expect a reduction ot’ from two -to foul' pounds rt week without dieting or_exercislng_ Marmoln Prescription Tablets are sold by nl druggists nt S-1. for n_ large case. or li’ you pr:-for you can order dirt-ct. from the hfnrnioln. Cu.. 864 Woodward Ave.. Detroit. .\tIch.
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iron .~'Atg~i-Nic\v ¢:oJ‘~r_\m~: oN conf
er f prim: st_rt»_t-:wifi \-'lct.»|»ln Av- .WEN Ammmn nlncooivslm Lsivn Ennis Apply 1301101'-1I’¢°'\ =‘\"¢°'- f"°'“l Surveyor. Hermanville, Souriiz.
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MISCELLANEOUS
_ 1615-10~l7ME1lm0Dd
$4 ACIIIQ FARM IN? “Til ARE 1\'0\V I‘l¢I¢I°AllI~}I) 'I‘0 HAN-
Fon ll) fl ` Dlllfl t Sv ll ltl I. d. ble It ' '
The next subject taken up was the.
lnfn.n_try. ` _ COLONEL ALLAN thought it was incongruous to call the 105th the Regi-
-‘the A. D. C. on entering the Receptlon` “ment and the 82nd it battalion of thai:
regiment, _'as -proposed in the pro- gramme of the Commission. The oiil- cers and men ‘throughout the pro- vince felt, that as the 82nd was the parent regiment. the reverse sho d
nl
I-be the position. The 82nd could be
kept up as a. unit just as before the war. He thought that a. good many of 't-he boys who went overseas would not be anxiouslo join again. `
COLONEL CAMPBELL said that un
fortunately the 105th through the ex-' lgencies of the war was broken up overseas and absorbed into other bat- talions as drafts. It was looked upon as one of the best battalions t-hot' were in existence in .England at`that _t‘l~me, and ii: was a great pity that _this province should have been ali; solutely unrepresented by an infantry battalion ai: the front. it was due to the province that it should have had at least one infantry battalion at the l'ront.‘ As things were, the men from Prince Edward island were scattered _among half a dozen or more battal- ions. He would like to see the 105th perpetuated but he did not see any reason why it should be described as the iflegiment and the 82nd known as rt battalion ‘of that regiment. He did not agree with Colonel Allan that the men who had been overseas would not come to camp. They would be rather proud of their record and he thought thoy would be only too anxious to
Brudal A o c . e gi svn e '_ pon kry; of lull kindle u‘té the {\lgh- C0fl1u forward.
,. , v _ os i- _ 1 __ ' ~ . _ ggimiliéuings \\ ritc2§<57_u_li§egR‘ mnilngme or ces 254~;r_1l1n_§5_Bi1__;<i>;l¢dl GLNERAL MCNAUGHTON. Then
' you would desire to have the regiment
'Fon §A|,;i;_|'iii|.r.|.-ws Asn NMA:-"r-‘i\\'|l.r. 'rim Prinson on |-E|¢soN.s"k"°W“ “S1119 32114 Prince Ellwilitl IS-
inu. A number or_p\|'_l<~ys for miie: \vho_¢ook the gate from Colin A-1.»-linnd Regiment and the 105th' as .1 f»»»_~w~=
.(""'\ `)' ' 2:0233-pri'-1i}»Mtr ' ' :occ-ii-ssuaipa i70L0NEL f3f\“!”-71'-`-I-1-2 Y-is
' I ' ' g H A _ 'irsnin num' Excunncfff-i»Alt'r|r:s MAJOR Ml":`mTT Bald that ‘he 82nd
Ill-lGIS'l‘l'IllI'lD Iil‘.I(lIiI.\i’l'I<}I¢.§ I~‘
said, 2 ram iambsr 2 1-\vc,~i. 4 yr»ni's.
iz 2 ears 2 Shroonnlre ow'-s.
¢
rug:
wanting n. position on the fnrm and farmers desiring help should apply
had proved itself one of the best bat- itallons in (‘unada, and one year it
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1’-M3. :s.:.';°.rid.i;al’z.lf;i°%r:n;..t’:.‘:,‘:::._Iwe °fw»1»_y mentioned ffl- be nrt, iunsta nagv. _
I-!l‘lG~ll 212-Mfiipd
_ 2148-ii-7-Mir 1 A f
rural battalion in the Maritime Pro- \'inl:es_ The 105th was picked out as
r -A ‘ 1;: 'r...-;;“‘::.`.nf fig,”--gt ff-fm-»» 1-» v-1--no --<1
' ` ` _ 4-our. on Sut\\i-titty, 'Niv -nhl-r 29. li~~ ‘L ‘ on mu ,paper 'Wen described it
'FEACHERS ‘VANTED ginuing at 12.30 p_i‘nf ifiiilii-p.thii‘ tial- as Sir SHT” ._l’et." This might ba
#_ _ _ or is vi-r,\' \iiirit\~.»i-Alito, 1- sity to n certan extent cztmouna _ but 'rx-i.\ir|||-:it \v.\N'r|cn._.i~‘on si<:,\|u.i~;- ‘“i§Jf,,{fffff§\f.."'i-$2; mH"w"“r ‘“°“" certainly the 105th was it sterliiiieg but.
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:.':.‘:.': §‘i~l.‘.r:l.:"iff‘i1f5.t::;._‘s.;f:,':ti§., -at--ii--u--\»-» f=1_1g_<;». --<1 1-- for t-out .umm
24-i -I1 fit-Mol ` - = '
3 _ pd _ ` ` _\v the regiment and do the best the
TRY QU? EV0lId£_ll;Nl'l"I1|V|fL 1:5-!i"ll'e:"gl1l could in its interests. He trusted that
' 1 OU ll X 0I` 0' l B , ~
rlgggfllélémbl; Lada* °m,e,ore§_ Vlsmng cm_ds__p0s_ the name would be the 82nd_R.egiment
wan, and Alberta schools. uscning at New Yonr's. Salaries $1.0 0 to $1.- 800 per imniim. Full particulars each
nppoIn.tmen't`s\ippiiod. Apply to Cari- ud on Teachers' Agency. lox 14. ite- gmn. Sash. 2i-I-i.-11-7-Mlmu .1....._.-.
LOST » _
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|.0_*i'l`-4' I\‘l<}\IAIlI1I I‘.\'I‘('ll I~‘0.\. IUC-
wnral for its i'i>co\'el'y. \\'_ N. 'l`nnlon. City.
ters. All k nds of pamphlet. work done. Special prices on large quan- tities. The Job Printing* Department
I of The Island Guardian lliibllshlng Co.. 178 Kent St... Charlottetown.
HELP WANTED- . FEMALE
\\'AN'I‘l~II)-A Kl'l‘(TI<II‘}N' (tlllli. Al’l’l.\'
to \'lctiil'lu Hotel. 2573-ll.-Z!}i~.\i'ii
I»0.\i'l’-|Il'2'l‘\\`I‘}l'}NV Il0ffIII<‘0Ill) AND
i’rin¢;¢; street, u lnni: rlilviwi- boot. iflndcr wil he i'<~.wnrdt-d by lvuvimril. nt this office.
I.().§_'l‘-~\\'IIiD GANIDEIK l'I' I‘lA.*i'|‘ -
Pr, with tether. Plonew notify
lit-ri. 'orl<, und receive rcwa.rd.
, 2518-ll~25-M2ipl1
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llI'§GI§'I‘l'lRl<lI) )5lIl\()l'SIIl|ll~1 NHEICI’
:Ind Shorthorn Cattle for salt* by nue- Ilon on November till at i\'oi‘ti\ lied-
' 1'-'lm-_ "l`11codoi'c Ross.
25452-ll-Llti-.\lll
LADY U.-\l\'\`i\SSl*lI\ \\`l\N’I‘I'II)-(i()0l)
opportunity for lutly with initiittiri- und rt-so\i|‘cc, Apply (iunrdian_
21521-ll~‘_’.7-.\[li`
FOUND '
FOUND IN TIII4 CITY. CAMEO IIAR PIN
Owner may have same by culling at Gllrdian Office and pay ng* for this a.dY¢I'l-lselflellt. 2321-ll-15-MU
BIRTHS
WANTED
.\`L`lf§l-I GIRL \\`Ai\"I‘ICD. _AI>’l'l.\' |74
Kent street.
;-Z \\'AN'I'I'lD-ALL I¢INDS` 0l“ DIIESSED
poultry. Will pav highest market price. J. E. McEa.ol1ern. Cherry Val- ley. 2428-ll-20-M2Wkspd
, 'DIVE l’0l5l.'I‘I\\'-I \‘\'Al\"l' GOOD F0\VL
:ind chicken on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurisday also it few- hundred null(-tn. Parkman Jnnkns. Mt. Her- hi-_rt Station. 2585-ll-25M2\\'ki|pd
. \\'AN'I'I‘lll. \\'i\I\l\l SIIOI’ WITH IAGIIT
and watt-r. Apply lcldon lion:-c.
2i90-ll-22~hlilipd
-._ Ill-IAIIPJRS AND DIS’I‘RlIlU'l‘l)Il`N
wanu-d in Prince. Queens .md kings lfmintics to linndlc Briscoe- Motor <-ar.~i for tlic season of 1920. Colin H. Str-wni-t, distributor' for Prince .Ed- ward island, Queen street. f~'\m1\11i‘-1‘- sitio. 2440-ll-‘.’0~Mtf
\\`Al\"I‘l-ID-IfA\\' l"L'I£8-I AM IIITYINU
ull kinds nf Raw Furs. Silver Fox ii\_\‘ specialty. liring your furs to inc
iiirforo selling. and receivn tho high- vst prices goin _ W. E. Amiew. 30 iiichniond St.. ,él\nrlotteto\vn. ~
~ fzszo-11-af.-nioipd
lil\iSl¢llA’l‘ SKINS WANTED AT ONCE
10.000 muskrats for which I am tire' pared to pay you more money t an you have been receiving for your Iurs. No lot too small or too lin-ge to receive my special attention. Sh p by mail or express at my cxponso. A- 1-3 M»‘l.en.n, Qucen‘St.. Siiinmnr- aide. P. is. x.: » 2inc~it~iM.tf
\\'A`N'l'IilD;- W FUIMI. IIIIIHICBT
an-lent nric paid for Linieiarata.
ink. skunk. 0t.ter. and nn kinda
of fox sltins. Cl ful irrntlimr; Nair
tlrgiiatmont. I-}.l}¥.’iélin>'n\;l'. Summer- * .’ renresen - cm* "ur Cm- or- nq§u.New-vdri? n 2305-ii-i‘agntt
nntp _\?vAN'rEo_ ntALE__ .
..-xr E - ‘ _ YT
snnnmhu. ovrv. 'room on noun-
lry. I. fuli.‘\1ad dx lunive linolof whole root, Ween' and giants, for gar- den. orchard or_ farm. _ Big earnings 1I\l|ru\t¢sd.t.h¢ year. round. Expat 1 flaiea get ntasliggg,-_Nyce tslach Lyon. ~ rcs.. m .» nrser es o - treat. . B030-7-iMbws_l%l
-s ii Qc’ 2:5 L' r- ‘.=;f- Is” IF- . ... _ 's Ei.
Pshnv-At the cn-y ilospnui, Nov. 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry, Douglas =Sti'ect_, a ilaugliter.
STEEL-Ai, the City' llospitui. Nov. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. George ii. Steel 12 Hillsboro Street, a son.
Moc/u._i.UM-At the P. E. I. Hou- pital, November 25 to Mr. and Mrs. H. .McCallum, Brackley Bench a son.
WHITE--At the P. E. I. Hospital. November' 24 to Mr. and Mrs. O. White, Charlottetown, a son. ~
voliuxza-At the r. E. r. in-spits: November -22-to Mr. 'and Mrs. W.
and the 105th a battalion and not' the reverse. Major liicNntt also advocated a platoon or company oi’ instructors gso that we might have our own in- structors here. ,_
The suggestion was then discussed
of establishing at Scottish regiment,
considerable _.task to keep the boysi from ijoiningntlle 1 -movement, and the- effect of the training on boys was mar- vellous. He remarked on the good: work that was done by the female teachers in Queen Square School. He said that these young ladies were able to give the hoysphysical drill the good... effect ' of~ which was very obvious. He spoke of the splendid .preparation cadet training provided for entrance after- wards lnto the _ranks ot' the militia.
MEDICAL SERVICE.
i l
MAJOR MCDONALD spoke in re.
gardto the Medical Unit here known
_sg No 9 Field Ambulance. He under-
stood that the intention was to` con- tinue the'unit'a,s~ before the war. He' .thought-that this might be possible. At the outbresk"of the war they had been summoned tio Valcartier to est- ablish a field hospital in advance of the first contingent, and this they were able to do inn very short time. They did not set away as a unit. He understood that a. unit under the same name went from-Montreal overseas and they might 'wish to retain -their name. The chairman said the poi-nt had not been raised in the meeting in Montreal.
(‘fAl’TAlN_ ROGERS spoke on behalf
oi"No. 4. section Canadian Signalling Corps. On the 17th August 1914 some- what over half the strength went over seas and rendered very distinguish- ed service. He thought that it would be easy to organize two sections of a divisional signalling company, and if two were established he suggested that they be known as No 2 and No. 4 sections. It would be of great bene- fit, he said, to have a permanent sig- milling instructor in Prince Edward island. It was necessary to get a signaller at the age of 15 or 16 in or- der that he might receive the proper training, _
P. E. I. AS A SEPARATE DISTRICT
The chairman then read the follow-
ing telegram which he lind received from Ottawa.
"The Minister wishes the Commis-
sion while at Cliarloitetowlido hear all local authorities hnve to say re- garding establishment of Prince' Ed- ward Island as separate military dis- trict."
This subject was exliaustively dis-
cussed. and the varlous.,speakers were not only eloquent, but they percept- ibly impressed the Commission with the force of the ls`iaiid‘s claim to have its position restored as zi separate military district. The mutter was dealt with from every conceivable angle,- the importance to this province of
land the fact was pointed out that, having conirolof its own military af- tlit-i'e‘ls a very large Scotch populs- fairs, tlius obviatlng annoying delays
tion in the Island. and the original |imiiio of the '105tl\ was the 105th Prince Edward Island Highlanders. Ex ,floveiinor McKinnon supported this proposal.
_ The subject of Cadet training came in for considerable discussion,” and it was ably dealt with by Colonel Camp- bell and others. Colonel Campbell pointed out that the scarcity of male ; i€f'»0110l'S during the war had militated against the development. of cadet training. There are only 4 or 5 cadet <=01'i1s in existence in the province at present and the work done in them
. ing is done a few weeks in -the spring of the year before inspection and the full benefit is not rea ed from the
ward Island is capable of very great achievements. it would be possible to
oach corps having a hundred mem- bers. There are about ‘tive thousand 'boys in the province betweu the a es
in securing necessary equipment, etc.: tho utter iniprzicticability of obtain- ini: anything like tt satisfactory sys- tem in subordination to Halifax; the greater attraction tlie‘n1llltid must inevitably have for young men of the
GADET TRAINING ` province under at distinctive and ox-.
clusivoly Island organizatioiiy the greater loyalty that could not full to attach to the provincial forces under such circumstances; the natural de- sire for independence on the .part of the people of the province in this inat ter.; the equally natural and justifi- itble desire that -the oiilcers and men of Prince Edward island should be proniotedl io [lic _ihlghest positions
mont and pardoimble prejudices of
'ls not all that it should lie. The train tho people. and their anxiety ‘to look
after their own affairs unhampered _hy any restrictive subordination to a centre three hundred miles awa tho
p . _ ` y.
work. Cadet training/in Prince Ed- self respect involved 111 U19 question:
and, of greatest importance, the con- stitutional 'right of the province to bo
have 30 cadet corps in the province 's separate military district--& 1‘1Z`|1t
not surrendered at Confederation. These various points of view were all eloquently put forward and the s cak
_ _ g . _ _ p of 12 and 13 who should 9,11 be rg. ers were listened to with patient at- cuiving som sort at piiysicai train-,i'ention. there beins throughout the ` ing and of this number at least three 1118*-itlrlit 1! Vvry evident desire on the
Youiikeit Charlottetown, it dailtrliiel thousand could be incorporated img part of thc Comniission to obtain all
a cadet corps. But this implies ii great
lille ini‘oi'ma.tion that could be given
M¢CARDLE-Al U19 CU-Y H0Si>1t§;(-` effort; if mug; not bi, jeg; to the “re Those who discussed this subject were
Nvvambsf 22- 'if' M1* and MN- Ft* -of are girl resellers 'riiere should be Captain Taylor. _Mr 'J El Sinclair. M
pounds.)
iio|ni`Miuisiu ~
NDN YORK Yov P5..-Baron Rom
uno Avezzan. newly appointed Ital-
ian Ambassador to Washixzgton -nr- rlved here .from Southainpt n -today ,on the stoaiiishlpvil/lauretania to lake up hls:new_ duties. _ -
Lord Leverliulmo. sou/p manufactur-
oi .labor in Gi~_ea.t.Brltain,' was another pussenger..1»or<l_bovenl1l\l!\19 111 *U Ml' dresslhe December meeting of Boston Chamber of Commerce. also in expected -to make it stud! °f the New .England flailing iliflllll-PY wliiie in this couiitf'Y~ 'He "°°°'mY acquit-en me tsiitna of Lewis. off H10 coast of Scotland.` and _b9i!h!1' 919.61" tablislniieni of im enormous fish can- ning nnd shipipnir Df08t'ain,.
Mlnarifo Llniment cum ooiiipklto
Sl`0CK 0UOTA'l`l0NS
n.\i.\i-.\x. Nur; \§-’~-(_u~'_-_§\‘-_i\'_;’_§;i*"l.§('}_"
furnished by 1'- i_,"`,im“',,, ' th” B‘"“t“l|‘| Shu 4\"‘PlI¢f””"»
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1:4 ti-
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Pot. .
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or and -one or _thefisrsesm-Lmrioverff'
hey do receive something now for
be extended more assistance must be given it than at present. lf the right men possessing the proper qualifica-' -*tions were placed lu
nec esuci a ngas wo
develop them physically and incui-
which makes t to tiic not only as ti. de- fender ol' country
ordinary 'er system,
of
.18
need he no' views of .those
\VBf`(!
We l‘8
very
`0f_ the ooive
'be the were
or
P- M°C“i'dl°» summefmdev il 50"' (13 mule teachers in the schools receiving `1'-- MT- J1\1’I1€S MCISHBC. _ M-V P.. M1'-_
ome remuneration for this work. Donald Nicholson. M. P_.. Col _Moore , ‘
_ 3* , _ ox-Governor McKinnon, 'Col Prowsa_ `
lliinairdhilnlmont euros gargst in cowl their efforts, but if cadet work gs 1° His Worship the Mayor.
- P. E. I. MILITIA RECORDS
' Colonel Leigh brouԤgl/\t_up_tiie mat-
° ' charge of the 'boys they ter of Prince Edward l»slsnd'% milit-
ILS. could ' eiv l tr ini uid “fy \‘90°"d9- WWC] h fd h il ‘
i 1 e ss e ia as
certalned had been destroyed in ti
- ‘ ~-- ~ ` cute in diem that spirit or discipline bonfire In Halifax- 1f_t1iis' -was not
' . - 1- ' » ` _ he soldier so valuable i1`l1€ he i|10ilBh 1118-! every effort
should be made to recover these rec-
ords if thy were still available. _Col- onel Moors also referre'd,to this_m,at- ter and pointed out' the great import- ance to this province of the records _in question. He hoped-tba't.i.he`y;-'would ilic recovered ir they, were-available. s',.‘Aitogthei- the meeting ,was;,e} very idatisfactory one. and the commission _-.ttf at any rate apprised' of-'-et1_ the ‘=facts_ and nrgnmenits in _connection ,,,i§ith"tbis province-_'s rights to bere- stored to its position as a. separ-ape military district. The meeting adjourn ‘ati at 12.30 p. ni. ‘ I
om D-044-4-oo4++o`-oooo-o-e-go-4+-0
lv '\'m'|i rialw ltlzu \\‘|'r||~ in~:Au’~ nm!! 5
for which they are capable; the senti-_
1 _ctmut_q_ulanaN:
GET YOUR -linens and napkins for
Xmas, at Paton’s Limited.
2571-l.1-2tIM1l.'
_-__ _ THE .HOME of dloys uv/arm cloth-
ing, winter overcoato and suits. Pat- on'| Limited, __
` _ , . 2571-11-BGMIL
- TO WORK IN N. l.-About twen- ty-flve men left here yesterday mom- ing _for Fredericton to engage in work there _
INTERESTING to the ladies. beau-`
tiful assortment of high grade .Crepe- du-cbene walsts _for Wednesday and Thursday at Paton's Limited;
_ 2571-11-26M1l.
FARM ER'S wives and daughters
can make work s. pleasure hy selling their poultry alive to The Harris Abat- toir Co.
2580-11»26M2I.
PREACHING.--The Rev. T._W. Gaod
will will preach in the Peoples Church on Friday November 28th at 7.30 p. m. Nine Mile Creek Tues- day December 2nd 7 p. m. Canoe Cove Wednesday December 3rd at 7 p. m. Churchill Thursday December 4th ut 7 p. `m.
.» . . .»' '
. . t -
ian National Maritime Express leaves Montreal daily. Sundays included, at 9.25 a. m. -after making connection
with the Grand Trunk traain from Tor- onto which leaves there t 11 o’clock the preceding evening. _
CALEDONIAN CLUB.-The month-
ly meeting <oI‘ the Caledonian Cluh was held in the Club rooms last even ing vice President McCormac ln the chair. The new officers were installed as follows:-Chief, Mr. J. D. Stewart, President, Mr. G. J. McCormac. first vice President, Mr. J. R. Burnett.; second vice-President, Mr. John Mc- Leod: Treasurer, Mr. Alexander Mac# Donald: Recording Secretary, Mr. T. M, McMillan; Corresponding Score tary, Mr. D. Ferguson. Mr. Paton re- ported that arrangements were well advanced for St. Andrew’s dinn in
decided -to hold a series of social and _literary evenings, and the following committee was appointed to ‘make ar- rangements. Messrs D. A. MacKinnon, James Paton, D. Stewart, D. F. Bet- hune. and B. IA. -McDonald. Three new members were admitted. Messrs ‘viuich McPherson, and McNevin Wir Mclsaac. M P, who was present, gave n. few impressions of the House of Commons, and agreed to give n. talk at greater length .it another meeting
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PAIN SORENESS, STIFFNESS AFTER RUSHING WITH “ST JACOBS LINI MENT’
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lief from soreness, stiffness, lnmene-oi and pain follows a gentle rubbing vtiih ‘St .lambs Linlment
Apply this soothing, penetrating oil
dirfctly upon the ache, and like magic relief comes St Jacobs Liniment conquers pain it is a harmless back ache. luinbago and sciatica relief. which never di-iappolnta, can not in Jura and doesn't burn or discolor the
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Strniglilon up Stop those torturous
“stitclies in zi moment you will for get that you evei had a back, hecsusn it \von’t hunt or be still' or lame Dotl'f. suiier' Get it small trial bottle of St Jacobs Linlmcnt from your
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the Davies Hotel on Monday. A re- ception committee consistingof the .vice-presidents, and Messrs Stewart” Bethune and S. A. Mc-Donald was ap- pointed to receive the guests. it was
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Parish Hall st K with the 150th anniversary Of '-119 founding _of the church. A feature was the address by Judge \Vf1T1b“fl0" a report of which appears PlS*fW1\°"°~
105TH BATTALION-A meeting
will be held in the Armouries, Char- lottetown. at 7 30 p ni Frlllly Jimi
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November. for the pu p I! preliminary arrangements for a re- union of the 105th Battalion 10 lake place in the nom future All members of the 105th who can make it con- venient to attend this meeting We
entl requested lo be present mg y Nov is-:ii
THE MARKET -The retail niurkct
yesterday was well supplied with var- ious commodities Prices showed little change from Friday DUCK* sold all the way tram $130 to $1-90 each chickens 75 to $100 each and at $150 to $165 pair. fowl from $1.25 to $1 50 each Vegetables of all sorts were plentiful, retailing as follows: Celery 10 cents n hunch, cranberrles. 10 cents d quart, onions, 8 cents per pound carrots 10 to 15 cents it dozen. Lnbbage 5 to 10 cents u head, pars-
1 t cloze beets 10
‘squash 5 cents pei' D0'»U1i\ Quite 3| number of rabbits were on sale H0111 30 to Zio cents each
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leave this morning for Sussex. N B. to visit the ioimer's slstei Mrs Con
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A with Columbia Records means ‘ ' :1 Christmas filled with merry music ‘ ', V :ind the coming year crowded w`i=th`- . "'=_"`.= joy. Corking good dance records, _ j V popular song hits, gems of _Grand »~' -_-W Opcrn and beautiful syinphonicswtll ' _ i;_ :ill combine to give your friends _and V _'_-ft .'j:,»;‘ . family many Iizippydays and evenings ` __-V cvcry day of every yearn A5
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SOCIAL AT ST. PAUUS.-A very' _° i ' _. _-_-
successful and enioytible f~'0l1SI`€Z8_l- _ ` ~~
ional Social was held in St. Pauls _ _._ _ _
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OTTAWA, Not# 25.-Forty _deig-
gates, representing the fannera'4!f half a dozen Ontario counties' near Qimwa and the labor men of the capital are tody -conferring behind closed doors in an effort to reach-:ls
common understanding of their w‘l§h- es to be placed before the Onta_i_0 Government. - , _ . ,.-
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OTTAWA. Nov 25.--Two thousand men and women, public school t8%5_\if ers of the province ot Ontario. are-tp become organized shortly. They oreilto be formed into the federation~0f~NQlP and Women Teachers of Ontario :po
nips i0 to A cen s a n | I I “vel” but ,gm coopémte wngg. Gems “ d°‘°“' 7" °°“t" “ b“”h°" ‘esffir their mu-tual interests becvslf’
affected, headquarters' for the time being lime been established in~P9t‘ enboro. ‘ ~- ' " , - _- .é1‘.'-
The male teachers clnb_of Ottawa
is the latest organization; to -join .up with the new federation of men. ti."
A substantial donation has just bqgn
Mis Guy ‘ltcwart of Soiithpuit and forwarded by the secretary of"the-‘et
Miss Mamie Mclf’hail of New Haven' ccutive to be devoted to the M8851
tion fund. The women teachers bg are also going to join and W_lll'Sl1Df_f-
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ence to the item in -yesterday's Guard ian ie the new C P R train which is to leave Montreal daily at 12.10 p m commencing November 30 it should be mentioned that the Canad
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