OCTOBER 8. 1926

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CLARKE SPAGHETTI / .

with Tomato Oeleee 8 all!" W ~11 ‘we meat advantage-

f l ch y,-,w>.'.,":...::.ser

n. sun. Limited, Ientreal

of Clerk‘ cele- lgfiileirfi Beaneeio.

l rneveunrxi) nnosn

""v“.,,,,,|, ('nI., $1111.23

liloniles who would coniluuc in bi- ri-fcrrcil, should ncvcr scicct color but ovcrsluulinv- thi-ir licrsonnlliyt (‘Iuiri- Windsor, scrccu ui-trcsa, puts or niuuc nuiii-i- tiuit ndvlcc.‘

n spp-pthtg tin-Ir colors ihuu ‘I"“l"p “hep-rm '('Iulri~ says." m, ‘e“.§"> [pr n blnudi- in si-Ii-i-t colors I, n“. bncltqonnd by tin-li- mwT

taught hi-r.

blnnill- should sch-cl col thc light, but uhici

r-r- liliil |'l,,. ush i-rs ihni rvllvrl not vivid.

ll blur ,-,..- i-r nui- pliik iilrm i. gimil. ng rrflcciinu i.» thc fur lll'll'iil‘l from thc pcrso iliiy.

lnhb-n blondi-n find lin- Piilttl‘ proi ~. '.\ll . lli-cp yi-lloir. pink of ul shnilcs, i-vcn ri-d wiicn nsi-d Juiiii-iiuis 1y ihi- goldcii-luili-i-il \\'4rliiiiIi.'

sklnni-il fi-niiniiyu ll throws n IPIPIIN

We have in stock old Sydney Springhill, Albion Round, Albion Stove, Albion Chestnut and Stove

Screened, lnvernees.

Nut. Hard, JIZOS, also Beaco Coke.

Place your-order now. eitherfb immediate or future delivery.

W. D. GILLIS 8i CO

PHONE 176

E INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN ‘

We uee thie adjective ad- vleediy.

Sufferers from Eyettraln

therefore do not suspect the pretence of any eye delect-

The motive power of the entire human drqaniem

Normal eyee, It Ie computed utilize "about 20% of thie

er proportion ie required. Hence defective eyee, through their consumption of an ex-

functioning of other organe of the body, and produce lil health.

‘ Optometrist y +e+e+ee+++ee++

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New Optical Parlor

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We have a new room for“ eight-testing built in rear of the jewellery etere and very conveniently located.

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Up to date equipment he: been lnltalled which Irllll! adds to the comfort of thoee < having their eyes examined ae well ae eeeuring accurate reluite. ‘

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Mr. J. 8. Taylor who hae Jllet paeeed the examlnatiene In Optometry la aaeieting in thin branch and when you call on ue you will receive the 0 beet of attention.

Any gleee you require can : be fitted up or made to order t in a ehort time. b

New etyiel in fremee will he shown.

E. W. TAYLOR

t, Jeweller h Qetemetriet ' i,‘ 14a meihrioviiHii-eee “It ' i" l "

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Puhnnh.“ hflvi- n much iuirdcr llllli‘ tin-Ir “ifs vivid-

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A cross lIl'|\\'l'I'|l hnb_v iuii ciccirii- bhn- In idi-nl for this Shc

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ibi- warm colors nn-

1 4 may have perfect vieion and 1 4 4

ll 4 Nerve Energy. ' ,

Nerve Enerey. but when Eye- 1 etrain is present, a much Iaril- ‘

cenlve amount of "Nerve En- < erpy may eerloueiy affect the ,

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Central Guardian

MEN'S HATS, Medium and high grade soft hats, correct styles, dtlghesl. quality, pflfeg $2.00 to $6.00.——iProwi4o Bros Ltd 1914

SEE OUR NEW LINE of men's and boys’ mil caps-Trowso Bros Iltd. 1914

TRANSFERREQ- Mr. Graeme Taylor, of Fredericton, NJB. ‘has been transferred to the Bank of Commerce, St- John, from Chur- iotietowu.

TURNIPS-Mesors J. M. Roop & Co._ have stopped loading turnips until iveathcr gets coolcr The cars now underway will be finished nnd they will take turnips Friday. 1920.

‘BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ all wool Holt hose all sizes 50c and 75c- Prouue Bros, Ltd. . 1914

MANY THANKS — The Ladies’ Aid of the I’. E. i. Hospital arc deeply grateful to thc indies of ivin-sloe for their donations toward the Exhibition lunciiies uml also to the ladies of Eldon for the candy sent them for the same successful affair ~

JUST ARRIVED, Corduroyvclvct suitable for kimonas. Price $1.60 per yard. Chenille cords to matcn. —-Il‘rowtsi2 llros Ltd.

‘HALF STAFR-Thc flag ovcr thc Provincial Building is ‘flying at half-must as u. tribute to‘tlue incin- ory oi‘ thc lutc Mr. Francis Keougliv an, ‘Registrar of Deeds. ___L__

KNITTING YARN in gkeins, ru. gulzir 25 ccnts to clear 10 cts-uii i-oloiil's.—~l’i'iiwse Bros Ltd. illil

BORDEN UNION HALL- Oct- 10th at 7 p. iii. Service by one of I’. E. L's talented sous, Mr. smu- uci Profilt of Pine illil (iollegc. ..SWEATERS, SWEATERS Siillit“ thing new,son1elhlxig cihic.—~l’i'oyvsc Ili'os., Lid. 1911 SEED POTATOES.—- liimnbcrx of ‘Potato (lrownrs Association may begin shipping (fortified Cobbler» ui once. First stczimcr will load n1. Charlottetown on 13th inst. 192210-8-Iii.

cniug. Filucrni to Si. (loin-go's. l’. l~l. i. at it o'clock ‘Saturday morning;

AT FlOTARYw-Mr. .i. ldrncsl Truomnu. ltssor-inti- Y. M. t‘. A. Sci-- roiary in Naigirva, Japan. Mr. 'l‘rui~

Mr. iRny Pi-niilctnn tircsided. Priesid< out Webster announced “that tick- ets for thc complimentary ‘concert for Professor Wutkis could ire had from llninrluu James lilnciVlillait or the firgziuist, bliss» Ililiiun I-Jarie. Mr. ‘Nlil)."ll(.‘l' ilcurtiiy i-ninmcntcd on thc objci-t of this concert.

RADIO EXPERT HERE-Mr. Julin OALCuim, riiprtiselillng thc ile Fol‘- 0st Radio Corporutiiur Toronto, is at present in the city in connection with ihu inspection of ugexiclcri throughout thc cusicru provinifics. .\ir. Cunn says the development of radio has bccu simply marvellous nnd thc intcni do Forcst moikti-‘i have hccu in extraordinary tlcnuinil. frcc as they 11m flinin liillliy of the objections which characterized most oi‘ the old tiiuc apparatus. llo predicts n grout future fur rudlo in this province.

BURIAL YESTEFIDAY.— Thc funeral of thc late Mrs. ltlichael (‘urrun was held yesterday inorn-

lug front her into residence 15 Stewart Street to St. Duustaifs

Cathedral where a Requiem High Ziiiiss was celebrated by licv. McMahon, I). D. Tho pull bearers wcre: Zilessrs. Iloisncr, \V. Ii. Robertson, Jos. ilcu-

option was held at the homo of Mrs. Edna Powell, Dover. on Satur- day night by Clarence Powcll and bride (formerly Miss Lillian Siicr- ren, of ‘Crupnud, I’. E. I.) A largo number of the Dover peoplc were

bride worn hcr wciiding dross of white iiuifhess satin with corsagie bounuct. of cerlsia irarnatlons, whiic

191-1.

HOME FOR 4BURIAL___MF_ new 4e n , ucgiriiuli-il by unions and llllillillfij- "h, “icnonuldl Norm,’ rOVNiVQd ., .\i|'. Jns. 'l‘.‘ Robinson: rciin-ncilniciii. 'l‘ln-. niniiiuzieiiiciii. that tomgrw", mummlvh,“ U“, death (n-Wcducsiluy night from hioulrieul scclcr-i |bi-_ i-nnpcrniiiiii of thc nn- hh, mmhpl. m.’ m 0_ 3h“,nm,,,h|_ whore. lust wcck Airs.’ Imbcrtsnu lOll is inking ll. t'tiill'~it ihnt ussurcit (“app 4;“). N_ 5 rpm. ,.,,,,,_,|,,,, w,“ lIllilt9I'\\'t-"i.ll. an operation at. thc most iulclligcnt. prmliiciioii i‘t'fii|ll.‘i_ arm“, i“ mmrhnuqnw" “quay ,,,,_ Royal \ ii-ioriu ilospitul. Mnuy 'l‘hrnni-,hou|, hi] iniiitt-tptt \\'hil]‘|i ,-,,|.

man guvc un interesting address on oping thc mncliiiicry for gotiing thc “Changing (‘auditions of .iupan "ma. thc most bcncfit. from this i-o- ni the Rotary Iami-hcmi yesterday. “EMSGIIEIIL Rlwnish Prussia’ operation,

P- He was 49 years old and his last Pmmillvii American organized in- W. Pcardon, Allan‘

llvfitlfll’. n- 0'-\T- Rlllllllll will SFI- und supple. llaril work oi‘ which lillllllilfi’. ilic report rccxilresscil Pctci‘ ‘Bradley’. Servlcc at tho SHIV“ he had u great; deal. was just n lloflllllly l0 “company unions-- 0'“ “'05 Cilllilliclell by RBV- W- MC‘ pleasure to him and he never was l-Ullllled by employee in single Cube. heard to say he was tired. Those piuuts with uutuagenient cooper-i- _ shining qualities-honesty, sobrlc- lion, uni lo i i.) < l

BRIDAL RECEPTIDPL-A rec‘ ty. charity nnd kindness to evcry- ( med [Nance ‘It some

.. in attendance. Mr. nnd Mij-‘i- POWM] cross to receive his crown. Ilti mg from on"; l’ “The evils result- WBTB IWHlBlQd by "l" ‘"1495 PM" was n. self-made iman in every n“ ml I ‘l-l union schcnics Plilfl- MY- llllil MTF- ‘Sharla-il- Th" scuse of ihe word. Lcft. an or- ‘y ‘p "3 lmmmlmlell "3 lilo

. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

WEEK END HAND BAGS $1.50 and SZOiL-Prnwss Bros 1nd, 1914

American Federa- I tion Of Labor . In Convention

Dlu"l‘li(‘l'l‘, Oct. ii--~ A cnil for in- creased effort. lu union organizu» tion and the trruuiulguiiun of union principles was contuiucil today iii the anuunl report of the American Federation of ilabor t‘ouncll, pro scutcil by President William tin-cu and his associates lu tho Feder- ation's animal convention.

A summary ufwhc work of the year. at re-statcmcnt of principles of orguilizeil labor in the social- ptflhlt-ti], hut] ccouoniii: field, and, u, ircnclusion that lilo labor move- ment on its record for thc period "is inainiaiiiiiig successfully tliofit‘ idculs and pi ' cs [but hut/U it illilll vcly Aincricnn ures ni’ lliu report- emphasized once more lilo cardinal insistence oi‘ labor organ- izations upon ilic right to ofitilli‘ izc VOllllllttrlly fur coopciviiivil. har- gulxiing ovcr wago scales and work- ing conditions, and oppnscil coin- pulsory arbitration or renirjiiiiicai mechanisms for settling industrial disputes. lint on this occasion a sic-p further was iakcu, in that unions were urgi-ii in making agree monls to provide for devices in wage ngrccnicnts that would auto- matically ailjust minor ilii-sputcs, and to go forward, our» agree-l incnts wcrc madc, with ilcfiuiio plans of i-oopcriilinh with uiuuagc- iiiuilts that huvc givi-n labor or- ganizations treatment considered fair.

“Tllc cxccuilri; t-nuuirii i..- oi’ the Ulilllliill ihnt irudc IIliIUli agrcc» nicnts should inciniii- provisions providing plans for lilo establish- nicnt of pcriuoiicui nnichini-ry for lhc llilL'l'|ll‘(:lillliill oi’ zigrct-iiiciits uuil fur ilcnliug with lll'\\' inciden- tal problems ns thcy an , thc rcpori. Hfiltl- "\\'ii urgc also cure- i’ill i'lill.‘~‘1il('l'iiIl()l| 0|‘ additiiuinl pru- visions whi-rchy [I115 iluion inny cu- opcrntc with um .li',i'iiil‘lll, 'l‘hnro is viial bnsis fol i-oopciviliiiu bc- twci-u \\'tJl'l(i‘l‘.; nnd inunaigcmiriit in lhcir inilopenileni llllPFUfiln‘ in ibc Success of thc iuilusirinl uuilorink- lug iii which they arc nuipioycil. Pnlgrcsri nnd off icni-y in either group bring l'Ot?i|)i'fii'1l] iii-unfit,- In ihc uillvl‘.

"Tho bani‘: laid in

BAPTIST SERVlCES.- North IRlver Field. The services on Silli- day will be as follows (l).V.) 1i .11. m., Long Crook; 3 p. ill, Clyde River; 7 p. iii. Kingston, w, h, MacWulkcr, Minister.

POLICE COURT.-A prohibition case was dismissed at the Police Court yesterday morning and thc defendant in another was fined $200 or three months; two mien charged with being drunk nnd ills- nrderly were each lined $20.00 oi’ ninety days.

WEDDING BEL'LS.——A quiet wedding was soieinnized nt'52 Up- pcr Ilillsburo ‘Strect Wednesday uftcrnooil ut 3 o'clock when Mrs. Eleanor Vtitcher was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to (leo. Sherrcil of ‘St. ‘Cuthcrlnes, thc Rcv. Ewen McDougall officiating. Thc couple were unattended. Airs. Vnt- i-bcr for tho past two ycnrs has successfully conducted thc City Hotel. Mr. Sherrcu is one of the most prosperous farmers in thc vicliiiiy of St. Catheriucs.

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made

PERSONALS

Rev. Theodore Ross, of Port Elgin, was lu the City yesterday.

llcv. Canon G. tlsbornc 'l‘i'oop, loaves this morning on rclurn to his homo in Halifax.

‘Miss Lena McQuaid. mnnngcr m" tho (luecn Hotel left Ycstnrilay on a two wceks vacation in Boston nnd Ncw York.

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pincan and infant ilnugbtcr,.iictiy' of Sydney. arc on a hoiiiiziy visit. to Mrs. Pin» can‘..- purcnts, Mr. and Mrs. (l..l. McCnriuui‘.

Doctor Iiuy Iirow and ‘Mrs. Brow who llilVt.‘ hccn visiting his pur- cnis, Mr. 11nd liirs. i‘). It. Ilrow, lippi-i- Priurc Struct- ii-fl. \Vciiuc.~r day on ri-lurn in tiu-ir hoinie in Montreal.

Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of (‘lin- ton, who ha», spent thc past two months in Diiisbnry, Alhcrta, with iici‘ rdstcr, Ivirs. ll. Ii. llowlcu is at prc-scut in Spokane, Wimhingion, vlsitiny hcr sistcr, Mrs .i. '1‘. OTVIH- nor.

fln- i-oopcrntioii is thc cniii-i-iivi; ugri-ciucnts

fricnils will ho glad to li‘.'il‘ll lhal ihc nporuiiuu was ruicccssful and ll. is cxpcctcil .\ir.~i. ltobiusitn will liti suiiicicutiy i'ci~0\'c|'i-ii Io rclurn homo in ii. fi-w \\'t‘i‘l(li.

li-ciivc bunzuiiiing nliininu um innrc m‘ 1"“ il"\"l"ln-ii iili4li'i‘liililiii.{w in i-ilopcrniiou bi-iwci-u lhc unions nnd luuilngclilinii for more i-ffir-tpnt pikuiiiriV-n. .\lnji|l‘ rcupiiiisiiiiiiiy PPHIH ilpiiu iunungreiuoiii for 4|4'\'t'l-

> i-O-iii- Premium For Nursing

“'l‘iic. trailcs nninh nmvcnu-iii i< ready nnd .'ill.\'lili|$ tn (h, its m1] shin-c and limits to uiuungcinunt in zissiunc prior l‘t‘i‘1‘]iOll.~lll)llllV. As souli us nu zlgrcciuclii. is roncllrld bietwccn workers and mauugcmcvii. lllc workers initsi. tntiiilliii ilPfllillii “Ptflinnttiirlity for inuiiiiiiiiiiiig ibc jllifll. uf pzirtucrsliip or cuupcrh. iion. it is fimilzinicuiul for i-ffir- lcui-y in production that the spirit and incthoil of icnin work bc foil< owed.

ltcvimving gcncrul conditions ihc report ileclaroil that "American; witgc curners are thc night-st paid \\'i)l'lf(‘I'-"i in iiii! i\'0i‘lil," and claim- vii trcilit for the fuct for ili‘g{1il'z.i- lion in labor. Lluions- hhd uggnr. cd “participation i“ Hm mnwl- .

Oct. 7 —~A pri-miiun of 751i nutrkri for all inutiicrs nursing their chil- dren for at. least iii wccks has hccn aptirotirlaicil by the Itcmscliciil Ministry for Public Welfare. 'i‘iiiri premium will be paid in thc pier~ SPVIIFIIH,’ niothci- at the cxpirnilon of thc 16th wcek nnd rcpcutcd uf- tcr thc 20th and 24th wcck.

IN MEMORIAM

MR. AMEROSE E. KELLY

At an curly hour on Friiin_i' morn- inii. Sept. 10th, thc people oi’ Kin. korn \\'t‘l'(.‘ shocked and saiiilcncil to hear thirt ‘Mr. Ambrose is}. Kelly. cnc oi‘ tho most DODIIIHI‘ .mcu of ill: LiiT.'.‘.if.i'..i‘.i‘.‘.‘-.."1‘?§§.§‘...i‘£‘”.>’J?';;£,33;;it"? reused‘ entercil thc hospital less Mug“; ‘or m ‘ |"f ‘ f" ' and Him“ than two weeks previous to liis'ewe,.’,-(,n,_O, Omdhydnte “ml “w” death suffering from blood llnis- .' . ,, ( M’ [he “vim: “'“*’-" ouiniZ ln his head. contracted very Ila)“ ‘my ,w u_ “W111i! ‘IVIIEO liiiil shortly after un operation Dcrforin- “If? u; d “mum! “Yaga In": “"1" m, o“ ms “mm I c all tndc \\‘1lt~i‘lllf6\\'iSC remarked,

The late Mr. Kelly was :1 lml- ‘i “ml PjJ-‘ll-lliliiiiii lilld been uttaiir Vera,“ favorm, h, me Darla!“ m, 0d for ’lho economic wisdom and was evidenced ‘by thc grief of all. "ewfiiny “"11 hi1“! hefelofore

illness was the only sickness nfllwl‘ l" "=4 wage policies and its cf- hls life. Ho was an excellent it'll“ ton,“ m “lance “omhii; IIQIIPSP’ of manhood always uiroug. active 1011611111: (‘flllfllrffll Conditions in

lmigriimfl "f viiillloye stock owner- ship.

“Tlic fudcritiiun will Oppgggg t‘, the full extent of its power the cf- IUFl-‘l "Y Pilllllvyirrs to compel their employee in Join ilompflny uuimis," it ivus sfitftxi ‘

one were all to be found in him. He was ever ready to assist anyone far or near whom he knew or heard of in ticeil. All through his life hc fought tho good fight and on Sept. ilih ho luid down his

phnu at ihc icudi-r‘ ago of l4\\'il "hi" "mmmls m‘ ¢'°"“'"l of Work-

lll'l‘il nlcn

tions into the financial field was fl:\'lt:\\‘t.‘d with the statement that on Juuc 3U 10st union owned hanks controlled resources to a total of $10ii,iii.\l,000. 'l‘l.iere were said to bc ibiriy labor bunks in operation.

"'i‘hcrc is FCCUKIIIZUiI in lhcsc lil- stituiiuus of labor an cvcrgrowlur, iuicriest of labor in nil of the iar~ tors coltccrlieil in production and in the use and contrci of cri-iiii powor," the l report iruntinucii. “'I'llifli, too, thcsc institutions tcmi toward llll‘ ])i‘tJili0l.lUl’l of »iiu'lt'i uuil the iiilvclopnicilts of habits of invesiiiicni. iVhlic lubor btiliks liaic hail in thc iunin hound and consiriiciiirc munugciniant huh their P0110111 illil-s far isnnost gratifying, Lin-re is inherent in tiicii- iii-volup- mcnt tiotcutlul and rcui iiaugci- that inicicsis not conccrncil in lllie wcifnris of cilhcr the cmploycr or H!" viiiiiluyi-, but tirompti-tl mill!‘- YA ll)’ Ill" liopc of HIIUFIIIZIIIYIZ gain 'W1l| sis-k cntrzinco into ibis fu-ld. Fln- ll‘il\.'l‘Lill<JlI is deeply coucc" - "ii l" llYPYviiting hostile or ind i‘- oroui or malevolent influcnccs coni- iug inio this ficiil. wt, quggtggt lllill- lulwr lllllikui avail thc isi-ivcs fully of nil ‘ljifl/Ufllllltilll. insticciiiiii scrvii-cs and that to this cud they iliiikl‘ ililpliczition or affiliation I0 thc fi-ilcral rcscrvc sysicni, h i..- "Wtii iillliortant that tho ilIl\'jt‘\l of this IIPSI. lEUliilllfiil t-xpurt; I111, lfllgiiulu. in thc fnriuuiziltiou or polio

“'l'lii@ dcvt-inpincift oi‘ labor lllllilffi has givcu rist: l0 oilun- |;t|,. Oi‘ vi-ntnrcs in lhc invcsiiui-iit. bilihlins. iiiid sUCilFlly 11cm, w.» 3"“ lfrililibtcil to sound u uoic of Wldllliii.’ ilsninst this int-rousing tendi-ncy in divcri. lliu attention 0i’ ilic irzulis unionist from 1hr; lliiifi: pruuury uci-il of lYililti "up," organization nilil fuuciioiiii|g_ ,\\'.- dwlill" in iiiifo inn" illlilrnviil in lillch ‘TPIIPIIUIVH iiliil ili-\'l~liip|,,p||| iiiiil (‘llllllllll tiili‘ unions uiiii uorlt. crs io usc the uiiuosi curc and vigiliincc in iiilldluipplil“; h, Sup], vctuurcs,"

By uoupuitisziu nintiunh; |],,. fcilcrniioii \\iil sock to uiil liic nico- lion of tmliiical ruuiiiiluics i"|\‘ti1'- 11bit’ lo uuimi iil'i.§illlizhiji,u _,,_ “[1 clr-irtinns, ilio r tort. said, hut] m, H3I'l"‘1lll‘?4ll.ilt'i'il:i< llIll'lll|-‘, ihp p“, Yflllv‘. ilic ‘IH-nncssizc cumin aguiuu lft*iii‘niii‘llili'li'i' (mi-run, thc dinuncraiii- I'm nt- itching was (‘IIGIL

mph“ "illil-III mudi- by thc labor llluvculi-lit v\':l:i 2m Hlli'I‘I‘.\\-,'.l'||| ihht I10 wan linri-ly i-lcctcd by only _-t 13W illii.iiii'il,\'." iin. uiulcuicni :;:ilii_ "We luivi- no iloubt hut iliiii. tin- "IUIOFHY Wviilvi-il by lll‘l.il‘i'.\'i’lllli< fivc (lurri-li will bi- ii\'i'i'llll'li\‘il in 1-11" "WI vliwiicn null ihnl lii- will l)" l‘t‘l\'8=lli'ii to priruin lifc."

Th“ il-di-luiiiiui will i-iiullnni- in compilc nnd cirizulntc inc l‘i't'iil'|l.\i of cuuuiv s-icuiil cuuiliduti-s nu 1' lmr ]t‘,l'.l>‘l.ll.ii)ll, ii nu , islet local uuiun or p1 obtaining: ilesircd iilt'l'llilll ]'i-_\'t|l[,<_

Tim total mcinin-rsiiip or [minty ufliiiutcii with ibi- fi-ilcrniiou u .-iiiii\\'n to llIlVP Ill‘('l‘l‘iln‘l‘il during lilo )'l_‘-'lI‘. For 1921i, iln- nunihcr of union llll'llll.)\‘l'.~i l‘lll'li|]i'i| in in.- "Fllflllllilliim was gifvli as ‘ ,~ illil, against. ZLXTTJIEIT in 11 m] flti Ptlillllitrcil with at high point in thc l't'*.il0l'1llli>ll'.~i history, ri-ncbi-d in 15W“. ct‘ 4.Ii7>i.T~iii. 'l‘hi- (‘iilliivll fill"! iltlll-ifl’ 41f iuiirntioii in iiirrcusi: iargituiiatlon i-fforts.

"Tli" lflllilliiiiflti is anxious to ox. icml orgimizuiiuii Iiucu", it tit-cl, -. vii. “During illil lilltil fi-w ycurs thc foiicrziiicu has snggcstptl hm] inaugurated spci-iul organizing movements. W0 huvo giyp" ,V-,,,,. snlerublc thought to the ]ll'4ililt‘lll 11f helping orguuizcrs to innin- tlicir work nmvc nfficmtr _\',,t

iiccii t0 extend our lincs by urgun- iZIiig those still nuiii'g:iili7.cil. TIIIFFI‘. is need for increasing ianiphzisis in “H "Ygliilllllii-i work, for wonicu in; wcll us men."

qiiiklllg Ill) illicsiinns ilSsiglicil lo it for investigation by prcviiuis PIWIPIYLIIIOII conventions, this (‘oun- cil said that its ineinbcrs hail in~ vcsiignlcil thc iiovcrnmcnrs (711,. 1'3"" lmmilry Training Czuups, nnd found no reizson for cppnsitiin, t.) tin- enterprise.

"In the iuilemciu 0i’ in.» cillliicll. wc believe it would be udvuntugi» (msutn all orliic boys of ihc cunn- llll’. the opinion was oxprcsscd, ‘intake advantage of tin» oppor- lilllili’ afforded tiicni in ihcsc camps."

Men Working On Hudson Bay Railway

(CanadianAPresrs)

‘ililild PAS, ililau. urn

Oct. T-diun-

"lily do \\'(\ nceil to sircngthnu our’ ~ oigiiiiizntlon from within, but wi-

yours, he was kindly lukcn curn of

0"" ill’ “"ll'l"i'£‘l‘~‘i. ncvcrilicioss the

now working on rcsulis urn more iloudly We c-m.

illi' iludson Bay railway. repairing

T's HERE — awaiting your

wonderful new jeweii 4-d charming and beautiful cur someone $10,000 in cash.

The person who suggests the

wonderful cars.

this charming new Par. for us. We will give you the‘ mail you one on rcquestl and

‘inninbci- of mcu cmpiirr-wl. i; nicuii»

lily llltfl‘t‘il>~llli.§. A nionlb nun it \ ' ilu-ro urn more illuu h‘: on thc, tinyroii nnd ilii! ihrumanil; mnrh is cxpcrict] in bc roni-licil iii-- fori- thc i-lmu- of lilo .~ii'.'lrliill. ,

Till? ('lliiili.','i' tiinl has lulu-u HIIIPI‘: ‘in thc road during llll! inst two‘ lliiOlilllS is nlnuwsi. ini-rniliiilc nnd‘ wiihiii 1i. short lliiii‘ illil i-ugiui-crsi 1101i!‘ to iuivia Slim lilllos comtvicii-iln

As soon Sh; thc [rot-Lanai]: ciuupi-h; ‘stuppztgi- of work on ibc itflliiiliHLi (hi: mcu will bi- l'llllilii.\'i'll iii t‘li‘lil'- lug thc riglii-ni'-\\n_v_ il<'*.ll'tt_\'lll;_j rw plucieil iii-s and oihi-r work.

(loud tirogross has bi-cn mull» on ilivisioiuti fuciliiics 1r! _\|iit- iti7, .\ ciiiili-r pil bus bi-i-il put. in nnd n i-ouliug plant i-rcctcii.Fouuiluiion for a Fililllil-lllllliit‘. i..- ])l'ili'l.l('illl_\' Halli’ plctcil nnd wurk on ibc liiillt'l‘:ill‘lli'- llii‘l' will bu sluricil ni. nu curl)’ ilntc. This is to bc oi‘ coucrctc and provides for fivi- cngini- stalls ‘and a work slliiil. Work on 'i‘hc. l'il.-i pluui, has not priu-{i sscil no rapidly. A largc gang i»- nt wnrk laying ilowu ui-ivi-r |ll]li'_~; 4th,; |iill- ting in wutcr liiilliis to PIIIIIIPVI. nli with thc town synsicm. ’l‘bi- pluni calls fur 1700 fcct. of ircuchiilg, 1i‘ fcct iiccp. Evcnvatinii is ‘bi-int: iniaiic for a rounibiioiisc tqlilllllill‘ to ithni at Mile 1 AL both pint-cs, ‘truckagc. in UX ass of ihri-c. mill“ will bc luld ilowii.

Tim gmdc on ilic raiiw:

gcncf- lip cun- dition nnd linrimi- works ni ‘imrl Ncison hiivc stood up wcll. 'l‘rc.~"r- lcs on scvcrni of thc IIYIIIKIH; will luive to be rcpiuccil or rcinforccil. tin.- cnginisi-ig-i rcport.