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DA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920 '*"""""'°","""“{,
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THE IIIIHIIH HEEEHEHHHHA Illllflllllllflll lllSNllSSEll ETAHTIIHH HEHEIHPIHEHT5 TH HE HEIII IIETIIHEH EEITH
urirgl-_
In Three Prairie Prov inces and Nova Scotia
Vote Will be Same as in Other Elec-
tions.
§li__.___
Special to The Guardian.)
0’l"l‘A\VA, Oct. 20-Arrange-
ments for voting in tthree prairie
provinces and -Nova Scotia. on Mon~
day next, October 25th on the re- fct'entlunts covering the importa- tion of liqunns, are well in hand, so tat- as llto Federal authorities are t-ontf='ne<l. . Returning officers nav teen named by -proclamation ln" t~ flity-seven electoral divis- ions, included within the -bounda- ries ol the four provinces, in which the voting will he taken in much the some manner as it #would be at at gcncrnl election. Both men and women will have a right to vote, restrictions ln this respect being the the some as prevail un tier the provisions ofttllo Dominion l-Elections Act. ‘The counting- of the votes will, it Le expected, tako place on day vote is taken anti un- ntllcial figures will be available iltateventng, just as they are at election times. Returns for each
made in the Canada Temperance Act for issuance of a proclntnation making the vote of the people ef- fective, but this cannot take place until at least sixty days :titer vo- .ting day. This means that people who desire to itnport. liquors will have nt least until -the Christmas
holidays to lay in their supplies The ballot will contain but one
question: “Shall the importation of intoxicating liquor into the pro- vince be forbidden?" 'rm at-ys will vote "yes" and tite wets will vote "no.” There will be approxi- mately 6,200 polling sub-divisions in three prairie provinces and one lllousand in Nova -Scotia to take ca-re of the election. .At a consi- derable number of advanced polls, trailwnymen, commercial travellers and sailors who are likely to be away from home on Oct. 25th will the given an opportunity to vote ou Tllursdny, Friday and Saturday of this week.
elect/oral district will be sent to Re- **
turning Officer for such district. lu Saskattcliewan and Alberta, this of-
Premter Metghcn
SUGAR EEFI
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Special to The Guardian.) (-
0l"1‘AW‘A, Ont., Oct. 20.-’i‘ltc ap a
Deal of the tSugnr Refiners against .-
the Order in -Council suspentllng the bt order of the (Board of Comtuercc re to
NERS’ APPEAL
I. There will he pt'nt:lieaIly tt lull ttenduncc o. ..te tnbet'n of the gov-
IH HAI IIHAI IHATTEH
CJT
ggggggg,-;<1-g;g_-»~-t --yt---» Investigating Reports Concerning Thiev-
te tt; mera .irc expeettti _ _ _ _
V presettt tl ei ' v. ‘e. On t' tl c. ~ . _
tr-lrdlng import 01’ American Sus-11'. which -it is ;taIe<(iqTvt1l prix; ttilrtltf- Ing on Rallways' S Ome Interestlng DIS
was dismissed b Premier Mei
Y H' os
_hen and the government today, in fa
answer to Premier Meiglten the re a
G
lhll, Gaul n. W
A
THE HHITISH ITIIIEHHIHENT
EIISIIHSSES STHIKE SITUATIIIN
ver -a Million Men out Only Pumpmen
gm;mari]e;t?n%.;.rmt3:.._ c10Sm.es_ Liquid Refreshments Ware Attending Mines. No ProspeottnS1ght
finers atlmltted the order of the
ed That Output Must Determine Wages
lloartl or l(‘omtneroe was ultra vir- ti rs and so the »Pre'mier said the-is irovernmenfs nu be made permanent. 1| SUB" Will DMD fo 16 or 17 Cents ‘A
'l`t0RON<'I`O, Oct. 20.-As a rr- in
of the Dominion Ccvbiners refu-~ ta
to uphold the Board of Contnierce (- order -fixing the retail price. of slut- o ar at. 21 cents at pound, the price tt, will drop to 17 cents and pet-ltaps ' to
res. ’l`hc- Candy Manttfactttrers, it
slated, would like to sec clittp-
ec loss if reduction in sugar pri- “` es should he to tl-rustic. ,\lost‘f‘ f the tflrtuf-t in question are stated Us he alrt-utly tnnnufneturinr: goof' `" fill tlteir ttltristtuas orders and “
JG in .the course of the next week. Itlte sugar in these orders hus all I’
dttsmissal of the teftnets appetl means that there will he ti free ma. | tt ket in-sugar and the Canadian prit-t» la will have to come down to xneetl the price at which American sun- w
according to ’i‘or-onto buyers. 'l`lte Ab
. . - _» _ (__,
t
or can be laid tlown here, which is the pi-lee of etttttlies- and the mann- T’ ' f . t. ' t\ctur<:'t's fear they may he com ‘
el-led to sell the flhristmas goods f` _ _ . I _ lliclt I-hey are now making 1,, ,,,tttt_-tolling 'the -t_l'tvte.f ot lttspet-tot's_ .Q b(.caus,_ of ,lm demands fm H. J. Patgo ot’ loronto, who took:
ietween 14 and 15 cents .t pound f wlwiesale, sntid J. A. Ross today. p
The Points At issue. tr
Special to The Guardian.)
O'l"I‘AWlA_ Oct. 20.-The sugar
.~1ituution which, according to re-
uything like -the Anierioun level. T
een pttrcltased ut the litgilt-t' pr. 'i ilowever, il’ there is a retluc- ‘
on ot' Canadian sugar prices tt "
Yauatilttn tuerclinnm and people T lll demand tt pro-rata reduction ln °
g litem but at. thc an-nie itlntc they f"‘°’j`l- lJfll'{lll‘*l I0 lllill- ill -\'€lllilll0I-’-illl
lttrll stirred the railway as well
s other eirt-ics for litany ntoutlts.
euntttittt-tl in rt><~t_-_ttt developtnt-nts ucttrtlttltl at. 'l‘|'uro and vit'init_v, 'ltt'~re rttiI\\'tt_v polirti oill<:t‘t‘s have een :tt work t`or st-vt-ral \vtwli.~t on uses that are i'ait'ly t-:tual to tltost- iseovoretl ttt Nztptttiogttti lust witt- er. Some few wevlra ago it was:
utuoretl in local circles that tltll-v ng frotn railway ears on at large calc had been tliscovcred or wottltl
o discovered and that intt~restln;;`
ioveloprnents would soon he fortit-
amina. tx N. it. Petit-9 nttt-et-rs._I
,mansion Order will pr sugar in Omen. that méy migh, 'Special to The Guardian.) |l_tusy anti after- some Inv_f~stig:tlion
om their _trade without dung” of iil`l.li0__ ()t't. 20.~A record oil lounfl that ntnnq-yous railway em. mwican nmnumcmrers und0rSPn_ [the -(,ttnrt<lt:tt\ \'atlonal ltatlways al
pioyces were lntpllcatetl. As a rc-
:-tttlt of their wort; some sixteen or U
I I 1 t
pression hero tonight. is that tltc 'Q
L» . . _ ` ‘rbates from ntt=rcltants. The im- ‘I
ports reaching Ottawa from all parts 'tzovr-rnment, unless some new anti
ot’ the Dominion, it-\ the chief topic st oi' interest in (Za-flutlri toda" is to he t
J
thoroughly tltreshod out at to<la_v's <1 hearing ol’ refiners and other ill- le tc-*rested parties before lim Cabin- rule ill .sugar prices. E'
-rilting facts are broutrltt ottt in ‘T
od.”t_v's maring, will rescind the r er of the iloartl of (`otuntet‘co and `
_ l
MEETING EAST
fl<t.tl \\lll make his official declare I
tain arttte result ofrtov. 3. In GOGS West, B
Manitotba and Nova. tScotia tlte offi- clttl declaration will not be made until Novetniber Sth. Returning officers will forward the official re- turtts .to the chief electoral officer province voting dry, provision is
CONDENSED SPECIALS
'OAR FOR HTRE PHONE 889 R.
3085-9-28-tf.
’l‘WANTEtD.- SMART BOY TO
0’l"I‘AW‘.A, Oct .-20.-.Alter tod:ty's
meeting .with the sugar refiners Premier llvfelghen will despatch some routine business and ou I~‘rl- day night will leave for -the \ to resume his interrupted itinerary ‘lic will be accompanied by Mr. W. J. -Black, party organizer. - *DIRECT FROM HOLLAND. -
Bultbs, Hyacinths, Daffodils. Tulips, Crocus,_f‘or forcing or hed- dlng. _Guaranteed the best thttt money can buy. Also a limited number of Boston Ferns. Phone 171 J. Mrs. John Williams.
3536-10-16-4-i pd.
work in shoe store. ’.l). Gordon -
& (rch 3612.10.21-3;_ '°WANTED. PIANO T0 USE_FOR
__ _ _. _ I -winter in return for excellent
*FOR RENT.-FIRST CLASS UP-
right piano. Apply Guardian Of-
cnre. Steam heated hottie. No children. Write Box 116. Guard-
nee. . tr. inn, 3579-10-20-2t.
'GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL *TEACHER W-ANTED, SECOND
housework. References required. 5 Apply 14 Lower Prince. '
334.2-10-7-tf.
*LOST.-ARMY TELESCOPE AT
(floss :for Tarnntum School, No. 222. Apply to Sccy. Trustees, Tarantum.
York Rifle Range. Reward. W. *F95 3A|_E A MATCH 1-_E-AM 0|:
Wet-it, York. 3407-1012-7l. V
“FOR SALE. -- NEW GERARD
lleintzmtm Player I*-inno. Apply'
mares, weighing about 1200, sound and in good condition,
colour black, both Crown Prince.
3588-10-20-Zi. -
at Guardian Office- _ i____...___._.___ __ 5
il619~10-21-in rn. A. tvtcrtcttsotv. No. 112315
s¢0°K ANU HQUSEMMD WANT- please report at D,,_'R0b|nB 0f_I At the conclusion of te' address.
gd M tha Clifton House ,Sl.lm'm9l“ flee, Royal Bank Building at 1 oh I "em n Bl.a,`u.h bo
___| , ___~tIlatn=L\ll`0 W
side. E533 10 i6ll_ oclock. _ W 3576 10 20 31. l fm_med_
Lance Corporal, 13th Battalion
-Fon sate, so Pune ease ~/tuertou sAt.E' A1' voRK` onfinguoix °TJHI<T`A`\Hy1`rtTGETgrT' l‘lytuouth Rook Pallets. ADDIY 137 l3lnelr~tmt‘h .tand and ell nec- “W9” 0 W -gs t '
Prince Street.
' 361S'10'20-Ili of }|md_ John 1.1 '1‘ralnor_ ‘r-
°LOST.- AN AUTO TYRE. FIND-
ot- win be wen rewarded. J. it. ~1'o LET, ot=t=|cE csN‘rnA|.|.v _ IN Hts NOW FEATURE Rombouglt. All located, suitable for dressmuker ___
*T0 .LET.-A LARGE FRONT
cssary buildings, about 10 acres
3577-10-20-31 Dtl.
or for business. Apply 48 Great George Street.
room. Apply tot tthls office. 4 3512-10-15-tf.
3609-10-20-ll
’WANTED.--(A YOUNG GIRL T0
assist with housework -part oft McKinnon. City Ml1!`l¢°i- [production shows the vlrlle dratnat- 2
each day. Apply to 187 Ptrlnce St.
8610-10-20-:lt
. *WANTED .--HONEST MtA.N T0 tllstribute booklets fnotm house
to house. Wlll pay 82.50 per thottsaud. Write Lydia E. Pink- ltatn Medicine -Co. Lynn_ -Mass..
Illvlnz references. 3611-10-20-ll
;1 ‘FOR SALE, A NICE PROPERTY
lit Lower -Montague, P. E. I.. with fottr acres of land, a large ‘l“'°\lins-tlouse sutiable for -hotel
ill' 'business stand and lighted with electricity, also barn and otlier outbulldings. Good orchard. .Near schools, churches and -"l1lmtlng. 'Beautifully situated. Apply to Mtrs. A. 1E. Wightman, Lower Montague
_ . _ . . _ .. . - . - - - - z u ~‘
aoo4-10-21-et tvtut ctermonr " :tooo-to-21-1~._ tttt-tttt-ts. Cf<\\'f~‘Iano Symrbonr. and S\1m~mrr‘ 10.00. n. nt. D- 1"- °f "le W- M °f Zim Cllllfcll- f°ml>l°-
*FOR SALE.-WHITE MALTESE
pup. Two months oltl. Penelope
3572-10-20-Zi.
-Fon sAt_E 'rwo senate puns.
two tnionths old. Apply l-0 Jillfli Spencer, _l\lt. .Etlwartl Road.
Oct. 20, 21 pd.
*FOR SALE THE GREAT FUEL
-and Labour savor. Burn old KDS in any stove. Saves 30 to 50 D01' cent fuel bills. Call, phone or write W. ll. lilckeu, A‘.tl_=tt\:i. a-gent. 3583-10-:to-2|.
-*IJOST AT KENSINGTON.-
On Swturduy Oct. 9th. two tt-tt dollar biltle. Lost between ilu Jardiuc‘e office and Mrs. lloi!1‘l'»~‘ house. Finder please leave ttmney
nt Dr. Jardlne`s office and ref
celve 'reward Mrs l‘ultner‘1l0tl
‘Tthe meeting at St. l’attl‘s i’_t:'I_tlt iiall lnsf evening for the <-t'_trttt\i-. zntion of a`lira.nch of the t't-int~eI Edward -lslttnd _-\uxilittr_v llil»l<»_ Society was well attentl<~tl_ ’l`ltcI cliair -was occupied by the l‘t‘t‘_=i~' dent of the i’. id. island Auxiliary. .\lr. TV. S. Louson, Prayer -was ol- feretl hy Rev. Mr. llaytttotttl and
-t
tlennlng read a portion of Scrip- ture.
After rt few introductory ro-
ntarks by the cllalrmau hc intro- duced the Hon. Judge Idurhes of St. .lohn._ N, -B., it veteran in Bibli- Society work.
tin opening the Jttdge rei`cl`t~e-I
feolingly _to ‘thc late .ltttltzo Yott1t:' and the inte Mr. li. J. (‘ttntle!l < this city, with whom llc had btw _ associated in Bible Society _\\'ot' _ in n cotnpreltensive :ttltlt'css I _e Sproker outlhled what hall it 'tt accotnplislteti by the SOCIFIY 2- ill impressively showed the nt`e;l:~'. for grcatter support of the Soeit :_v in carrying on its worltl-\\'I.it» \--orlr.
Rev. F S. Porter, Field :_.:-.--
tnry for District No. 1 was tht: next speaker. After reference to his work in the outlying districts, ho appealed for support of tho Bible Society under the -lhrcg lieatlts, that, (1), lt was good busi- ness; (2). Good -patriotlsin and (3),
Good Christian Strategy.
t
es it was unanimously tesoldveti
i
the following officers and (tom-
FARNUM TRIUMPHANT
_ . tl
William Fnrn\tm in the \\tll\aui|l Fox picturiztitlou ot' Louis 'l`t'ttcyS'nt novel "Wings ol' the Mornintr." WHS S
the Prince Edward Tltetitre. 'l`l\iS t
ic star in an unusually tlne D01"
onc interested from the \'€‘l`y l>9~ttI~
Fat-num never looked better thttn,s he did in the first part of the pho-
lish army officer. His splendid and A
vivid acting during the i2l`f‘ill Slllil- ml
wreck scene (which by llle WHY. iS
eh wn on the screen here.) "nil y
tl picture which is intensely tiru- ti. tnotic throughout.. l
tho lmnd of J. Gortlon I-Ztlwartis. o
and the ttttotat-rttttltv and t~t\\r»t»ot't dt
will-f\. ull tltat could he tlesiretl. s 'Fake atlvantttpzo of this, your lttstl
lllilt~t\ \\' Vt- t~It‘tl\'tI.
.
5.1.11.
don, 1), A. McKinnon, (Snvini lliztttlt; J. (). Hytidntau, Dr. Ayer;-‘
Roy. Mr. Mahon, Rev. hir. Glen- _l, J-I, licll, A. ()_ Sinclair, llarry
\\'illl:tlns
t-oltu took the cltztlr. lic cxpressett
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NIGHT I'
prominent part in the appreltou-t ioll of ring leaders at Nnpatlogan
result a ulnber of inter-est.ing de-I
roused on account of the tuyster-
ous disappearance _of goods in I wltit-it when they could not tio away
st~\'t‘illeen etltpIo_\'e<~s of the rail- way ltletltctl at 'l‘ruro or \'it-iniiy were retrently hrottght lit-fore the railway otilciail itt\'t\stip_'.ltiott and strhseltuerttiy sttspentlotl. ln- elttdod in the ntttnlwr wt-ro eigltt or nine opet'at.ot'~t_ the rt-mttintil-r ht-int.: yard etttplo_vt:t>.-, _/in far as kttown the chief r-_ltttrlqe lltiti :igalttst sits- pentlt-tl etnployt-es was. th~~i| ot' liquor, tltorc being littlt-it tit-rttootls mentioned. lip to tt :'t-tv d;|_\'s dt;-» no arrtsls had lic- tl tttttflt- in t-.tt:- ttt-etioit with the tt-hove ttt`t`.tit- hat yesterday or day pre-viott. our or rest was made, the :tttt-tt_-tell lt.-lug _~;t|tntttolled to appear in tht- poll 't- court at Truro today. Chl.,-i lttsttct-» tar Paige was to have -art-lvl-tl in
last winter were on the job and asl Moncton last nvt-ning hut. could not
get awtty. lt has lhocn learned that
elopments have como to light. ltItlto accused persons in their thiev» ppears that for Home time |1asl._ing operations, took only the best
L me MW or Supply wa dmmlm] more or less suspicion has hceti 'ot' ltqtttti t‘cl`rcshmen|s, their chief
ntloti-lion being directed to brandy
.u\.~.tt. lut-lutletl in the list. vvtts atwith tt \\'as spilled tndlscrltuinatte-
goodly quantity of liquor consiguetl I ly upon the ground nearby. Other to parties in Nova Scotia, ltume-_l- tlevtdopnienls in the case are ox- iately tho railway inspectors got
pected in a rtlrurt time.
IBEESGGIETY
l’t'eiit.tttt: .l. ll. llittlcoltn. Vit-t\ |'t~t`<itl-~t\l: George D. De' iloili. 2-`-wtf"it-"'l'ro:ts\tt‘er; Prof. G. I1 -, _. .
iaxctrtttive ‘Comntiit‘ee: J. P. Got'
'i`lte i‘rt-sitlent elect, 1\lt‘. Mal
t I
ihis appt'e<-_lation of the trust rr tposetl in him, anti was ltlatl to have asset-lttlctl \vli.h him so faithful 1
tcotupatty of (‘-ltristian \\'orkei‘s.
I t
ENTHUSIASTIG MEETI
GF
T mfg
NAVAE LEAGUE
Canvassing Teams Ready for Trafalgar Drive
Today for Membership a-td Maintenance. .....,........._. M;
Tltere was a large atttl enthus- stic ‘inet-ting last night of the
l‘t'o.~=itlt-tit of the l’ E. islttnrl Div- ision, l‘hit-l' Jttstil-t- Mathieson, ex-
tnuas<et's for the 'Wav Leagttc pt't-sst‘tl his npptt-riatittn ofthe
._ . y
ttupztign which opens today. Tra- ~lgar ihty, in connection \vitlt the
‘omiulon wide drive for tucuther-
Itip and tuttintenauce. Mr. Jttstiee Fttzgeraltl ocfflttttetl
.\ir. S. N, Earle cotlclttctctl tht hp ,-[mir anti opens-_l the tucetini:
tnttsiettl tpart of tho exercises. _
' _iq e-<-_.___.
Coltl Prospects for t
MacKenzie King!
'l`Oll0N'l‘O, Oct. 20.-A profn ' nt York l.itheral today cxpressl dissatisfaction with the presett
'ith :tu t-loqttettt a:li|‘ea.=-t dvaliut; .~t‘llctllttt'ly with tht- great work " thc- llritish .\`:|v_v and tho Mer- ttant ltlariue during thc great war td what all elti7.t=ns of Canada we to the sailor. The tttoetint: was tt most re- reseutativo uno and forty two turns to carry on thc drive totlny
‘.'e_re -present uutl lteartl tfntlttts-
prospects of MacKenzie King 1. C
:1 L. (. b l
W
0
u Prince, P. E. I. otlierwiso l1~
antlitlato for the next elcctlo ga-lust government and farme antlidates. He said he had not t lta.nce anti they consider he woult c well advised to retain his seat
ill be left out in the cold., (Tits pr-eminent. York Liber: idently does not know how cold
V t will the for hlrn in Prince, 1'. E. I.
_ . . - t f ‘ - It ali ax,
Bttsv Lane Sheplwd ..lt.i:..~..f‘zt@t.t...itr_t_.;".tt .
____ A,Lmm|u,,c0 _Wm be by cm-,lg of speaker of the evening and deliv-
|nL.,.-Omwtdon Omy (`horus\--God Bless the Prince of cred a. strong address on the need
Madeleine MacGulgan Sowoloff \\'n|es~Scllool. ot' mission work.
-l<*°~*_°' lgssay-Naval Power of Britain Tito feature of the meeting how- BEFORE GRAND JURY. in the Great \\’t\r--Constance -\lC- ever was the address by Doctor
I .
Alttslcal Cltarlottctown will rc-
tstleally of the work and ol1.I0¢l5 lt’ the Navy Leagttc ot’ Canada, which were dwelt upon in short .ntl concise addresses by Messrs I. O. llyudtnan, S. ,\. .\lt'-Leotl. ll. .\f Vanllusklrk and Dr .\lt:L\Iillt\n.
At the close of the nlectllllé The
1__
Cottcerts at the Stadium. New York
This 1-ctnarloablo <:<\1I1‘l1ll1flllll0¥\
t-anvtt.-'set-Q on behalf of the Lettgttg for tht- splctttlifl inlt~r»=st they were taking: :tutl their vttlued support in tnttlting; the drive tt sttc-ct».<.=:.
.\lt'. ('ltarlt~s liiarle enlivenetl the
pi-ot'e.tllnu‘:t with rt number “of ratriotitt songs, .\il_<s Lilian ldarlc pri-_-ltilnt: at the piano.
Miss Gurdon also tttldt-tl tn\tt~h to
the enjoyntent of the evening hy a recitation which was very much apprct:ittte,tl.
The building \\'.'ts appropriately
decorated for thc occasion under the supervtsiou of (.‘outmantler Lewin anti thc boys of the Naval Brigade lent a sailor touch to the occasion by tht.-tt presence in their
smart unifovt-nt. .I ` T tt “‘° 'i‘ii‘.'lili-1’;iii.l"i;‘ Addresses -
10 SUCCOSS 0 l l '
gins today is assured. _
TRAFALGAR DAY `
E: .
City _ I AT- pR|N¢E STREET SCHQQL last. evening. The pastor, Rev. G.
lt‘arlane ‘
OICO ll” Ill" “““'~‘* that Mis” Betsy. ~ -1 - ~‘ _ Ilecit:ition---- The Reckonlllil ~‘lfoher| '.\’lut't'ay,'l)t'. Murray is mls-` .ann Sliepltutrtl, wodl known Supra NST' A"T‘.I)I.lE“l-""\{N.' \`1(.),|. Flo|'cnct= (.`ttltli>r_ lslonary-elect to Korea and gave u 0. illlil MISS llT`“‘l‘il‘ll"‘* M““G"lg“‘ ,,1_“.Wu.1'me.I). ,.|,‘I,`,1 ,fl \§~t|h` f1,,. Solo and Cltorus»~'l‘he Goltle_nI,-plemlitl discourse dealing with thc
okoloff, Violintsd, are sit-llr‘tluit=t ~ltI=‘:_“F‘; H Fhilli bm waslVaulty--Senior 1’uplls. Soloist---_student volunteer movement.
seen for the first time )'@Stol‘\ll1l' ill 1.0 l\.l1D\`1il' ill l‘0llC“l‘l IU §5`l““'I"'"' ,m 'E 1", In tH.‘.;\,,|lL 0|~`u,,. s|»,f,.`. ‘ .\larjorie Wood. | Sho dealt fully with the urgent
own 0" me awning of Ocmbu ‘iEi'tldt;UAcltarglnlr Al-l‘iot~' liccilation--Colours of the I»`lai;‘need at tho present Utne for a Sth., tt; The Stlrantl 'l‘l1eat.er. ,L b.n_` 1- _ 'whom she WH k(.,§.p. ---Nora (iatneron. trreat concetltrated effort to carry Miss Betsytmutw tshemmdtig TI! Itt»TI‘=’E- azxttte re-it ttturtterer w-`tt=, lil”-"ll=\ll°l\-~-\V1‘ffCl< Of ll1<‘ 0\‘I‘l\' out the evtuttz-111-alien of the ‘grid
_ . » ` _ - ` kcc is A.tucrican tranet -s lt or. ant on 1- “ ‘ " ' ‘ _ V ' '__ , _.___j. - _ _ 'i u. " _ eno ut`on. This she c - lm. mum' The stmy in mm I I hc l\tu‘tle.=t kind of \H';ork l'l`0“Pll“' Idgfnld bofore we Gland July hen ‘Iu€Tlto}i~h§li-IEl<;iE\€tT\orimilak-School. E~rTi,HlI;qtITe oitlyl generation we are A pinning to its unusual ending. hir. her theatttiful voice to the l\ll§l U di' Concert Re-citation-'l‘l\o Sca is
tate Of l>.~l‘l`0<¢ll0il She has reaclicd _ ,>__....._ llis . lpriviletxest and tall oi' these are ow MISS Sllf‘l\llil-l'il llH'S i?V¢‘llnrl"fClI3l*` Cltorus-Latls in Navy Bluel-Sol-Iing to Cltristianlty. Even in the old
-t ., n his uniform of nn litur- from- 'Canada tio Mex co. om \€‘ - nists lielen Dachemin and E etmor civilizations such as Greece and
mm mm 1 t.-lanttlo Ocean to tho RODKY THE WEATHER; l`nsworlh. qu Rome, virtue and truthl as we un-
ou<ntt.nlus_ \ r . Rccltalion-The Silent ~ \ ps-,flerstand it twere virtual y unknown. Miss Mttdeleine .\itvoG\tlt;m1 S0l<~ 1EMPER'ArURE’ ' t-:iatan Bennett. we are responsible for the stvtnx
the finest piece of realism ever oloif, the Viollinist, is a delltzlttful TIDE, T-lI00N§ ETC' Drill-16 Senior Pupils. of these privileges to others. Even _ 0 , _ jountg artist who is-winning ltutrels -- g - ‘ .s . - f* ' c ur .' p ' tif-t e his adventures on the island makolin hen' chosen -profession. Site wus TORONTO, Oct. 21.- l\iotlet‘ate _ uarei. Mc-lnnis. IGospel is not given to those lands
_pu-pil of \\'ll-hcltuj. the great vl0- north west. winds fair and not much; Solo and Cltorut~t-Boys of 1l\8}\ve~ stand in danger of being swamp‘ lrlllll. and while under his tutelage chance in temperature Navy--School. Soloist, Della. Wtllslttetl by .the Orient. t
The direction was-t flawless under made tt t-otuott-kn_bly sttcceszsfttl tour lligh tion this afternoon at 5.53; RccltntIou»-Kingdom ol' the SPR -Sho concluded by an appeal tr
t’ the ilrltislt isles as n child pro it will be high totnorrow mornin: `~)l_rt~tle llinrts. the young people to concentrate gy. I,::.tt‘t‘, slhe continued hot' nt 5.16. _-Mltltessen. their lives to the service ofoihers
Indies with the great -tttnster. ‘Sun sets this afternoon at 5.04; Rule Brlttanlti-'i‘he School. ` ln' tho great cause of missions. ll\l‘l>l\.\'. ln ll\l'll\.l>l*St. llftvlntiiililileal' it rises tomorrow morning at 6.27. God Save tho Kintl. A generous Thank Offering was-
Roatlln - Drake' .Drum-tiar
tht- t-mtl strike with creat motlera- I tion :intl an absence of \'intlirti\'e- w
n tt tt u ii
wllit-it xi.-:itutl hint. hut added little ll I0 ll lit
l.OI\'I_JON, t'lt»i_ 20.-The Hou:-ze
I' Commons last night discttssed i
or-.~a. bttt ultitout ttrrivlna.: at. u t cut' }»t~o_<p(-et ol' st-ttletxteni. Pre- i tier l.lo_\'tl lieorgo cxplainetl the a
tit-tttpltt_\‘|:lt-lit sttltt-tue :ts lie out-IW
Alter Zllr. Braces speech a. Cali-`
net Council was held to consider he situation hence lt was late hen Premier Lloyd George rose o reply. lie began by compliment- n;: the house on the moderation nd absence of bitterness with hich the question had been dll
ottd it yt-sit-t-titty to a tieputation cttsscd. I-Ie then referred to Mr.
his preyiourt stateuleut except I
tar tht- scheme would embrace the s
rner-'s suggestion which he com-
tlained was in many repeotl ob
cure. Ile said lt' '. _te wus to be
tildin' of new arterial roads attained to it *rust be somethin( rt»‘.tttd London. ’i`ltt- l'reruler eou- m
ore definite which would not
trilmtt-ti nothing to the mal din- merely postpone the dispute tnthl
tilt:-.~'_iot\ whit-it was larltel_\’ confined l I tho Labor tneutbers, the latter I
1-ttttiltttslzr-rl the urgency nforriving l at tt. settlentent. before the dispute U
crew to grave proportions. William m
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ttture and sow the seeds of futilrl ruubie not only in the mining but n every other industry. Reviewlnl te history of the dispute the Pro- ier reiterated the desire of the
Brace labor,memher i`or Abertillery Ggvemmeng go end an argummm division of hlonumutli-sltire and He cgmended mag any settlement
prositlent of the South V\'ales min- 3 ers Federation, suggested that the ¢ two shillings the Miners demanded ¢
tpt-zttling the creation oi’ perman- w
ent wa_=e.s board and the whole been increased and an attempt was Imatter reviewed by the end of thc ru
hould include inducement to in- rease output and lengthily dis-
ussed Mr. Brace’s suggestion an
.-houltl be granted temporarily guing if, at the end of the yeah it
as found out production had not
ade to withdraw the increase in ,
year. lin asserted there was evld-'wages there woum be another
ence that the Miners had purpose- S
trike. The Government was notl
l_v restricted the output and ticular- emitted to keep the country m Bu* _ed that it was to be a fight to a pense 911 that ml., The Govfnn.
`finish. l-Ivery man must be with- m 'drawn t`rom the mines regardless i of dutnage and loss involved.
llenxy Thomas of the Railway
lit-.'tce's suggestion said it was no secret that seventeen days ago a
special meeting of Railway dele- E cate,-t decided by only one vote not A
to strike forthwith after he had e
made the utmost efforts in favor of m
peace. He begged the House not to tninimizc the danger but to re- C member that the same people were
tneeting tomorrow and that the I spirit. ot' the workers was such that |- even if they felt 0. mistake had D
been made, there existed a feel- G
ing ol' eomradeship which drew C them together. ' d
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onsult his colleztrz-.tes 'md -' eslre another premature f_ _ nee.
ent sincerely desired to ilnd tm ssue to the dispute and was pro- pared to examine any scheme giv- ing increased output for increased remuneration. At the conclusion of the Pt-emier's speech a discussion ensued between Mr. Lloyd George nd the labor leaders on William damson’s proposal that the Gov rnment summon a meeting of thi lner's executive and coal owners Arthur Henderson, who was lmirmnn of the Labor party in th.-
Commons for several years tbourh he Premier could not have a me avorable moment for brinnin'
artles togerhet- -- on \y -_ _ _ eorge replied that he
_.__ There was a large attendance at
(the annual W. M. »S. Thank Oiler-
in
d
meeting held in Zion Church T
Dynamic Currents
C. 'l‘aylor, presided. _ b
l\`loretut'¢~ t\lurrav, daughter of Rev
of ac
rt\.»'ponsihlt\ for. We have great
toiua o nwtclul stand om h
From Atmosphv e
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Roma, oct. 19.-'r-he am.-.»~ lsoovery of Gustave L.-»»
tration inventor, that the s tv _ elecrlclty of the atmosphere er" e transformed into regain- dvr mlc currents, promises 'r revol- ionize the use of electricity tr- world over.
With Slsnor Lentnet-'n atpparstu.
electricity is drawn out of the a 11105911019, the process doing away with costly power plants, venet- power, ew.
The apparatus is very simpli-
eonsistlng apparently in a 12-yard high tpost, on which is a collr~r¢~.~
aluminum combined with r¢».tt_ tive substances The collector' ~
connected with s transformer tt- menns of n special wire. The tl- ‘ triclty in the soil and that --1' :lu atmosphere -are reriorooally at- rncteti by lndttr-tion. v.h-ile the radio active slips :I t--es cause a
_ reaction, not ye. explained, which
changes the t. .‘urc of the current.
------O-O-éi Speelal to The Guardian.)
A FAST MOTOR TRAP.
(ll{A'l*i»hAtM. N. ’B.. Oct. 20.-(L
motor par*-1y of four Unveiling ln t Cadillac car made the trip of nine- y one miles from Chatham to Mono ton in ttwo hours and -thirty five minutes. The thirty eight mil~ stretch between .Richibucto :uri
rltttnec to we this famous story in ed with the Pltiiudeipltla. Svmpltlomv ‘ Full moon Wednesday Oct 27th Exercises commence at 2 o’clockre<-etlved the lnrlrcst in the hlstoryt
Chatham was made in one hon- They found the roads in good can. dition and the travellln nite cmn
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