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UBNESS BROTHERS HAVE NOW’ a Yorkshire B081‘. 8759-10-30-31. No, ALFRED MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, rl-lermanviiie, P. n I, _ _ - '84-]. U10

IIIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUSJ 1y supplied. Guardian ‘Job Print- m, t! __—————****—T———? ORBESPONDINCI CARD! ANI! envelopu with address prinwdu lust the thing for acknowledge- ment, intimationa, etc., Guardian 40b P11111617-

@~———**"**** 1w reason WANTING To

have fur coats ‘relined or remod- .

eied would do well to call or write to Lily Wickham. Montague,

Box 11s4. P. E. 1. 8166-10-31-21

__________ Female fiolp Wanted

_@———————*————— mo WANTED, NORTH AMERI-l can Hotel. 8815-11-1-31?

_______. NY WOMAN 0R GIRL DESIR- ing home for winter can have same with elderly lady who lives alone. Write J, Guardian.

wrap - a MAID. APPLYl Mrs. W. S. Hughes, 106 Brighton Rd, 8150-10-30-31 I

__,_____.______ lANTED-CAPABLE MAID, FAM- ily of three. Good wages. Apply. 174 I-Iillsboro. 8185-10-31-tf

lllu. anrrsrs AND OTHERS who would like to paint greeting cards at home send 10c for liberal selection. catalbaue of designs and instruction. Premier Art Guild Bpadina and College, Toronto.

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i S5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS

Greeting card sample book free; representatives making ten dollars daily; experience or capital unnecessary. Bradley - Garretson. Brantford, Ont. S. V Oct. 9-241.

.‘0 LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. Gentleman preferred. Breakfast served if desired. Apply Guardian Oflice. ' '

Teachers Wanted

FEACHER WANTED-A FIRST or second class teacher for Mt. Pleasant Lot 12, School. No. 50. Male preferred. Supplement "at the rate of $200.00 a year. Apply

.in writing. Walter MacIntosh. Secy, Ellcrslle, R. R.

8462-10-17-Iiwks.

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"l " " norms-e to 12.30. / 2 to

at Guardian Office.

LOST-COW AND CAL!‘ aofilldeme °1 111° We M1" T- B- R1161". red and white. ‘Anyone knowing oi?

such, please notify Oliver Camp- bell, Kensington. Box 132. 8810-11-1-41

1111-1114141 l SALESMEN WANTEDl

‘i-i 418i’ 0119 prohibition case was fined pageant, The offering will be given C AL E N D A R AND 59591-411171 $200.00 or three months.’ It is to be l to Foreign

Salesman. Full or part time. Good elusive line. Experience preferred.

_ qualifications, to Box 520, London. Ontario.

Male Help Wanted

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

»$35____$5 can a1: EARNED

weekly in spare time selling well known line Personal Christmas Cards. Scores of Steno- graphers, Accountants, Clerks, etc., exceeded this last season. Beautiful new samples free. Mas

ter Kraft Con Limited, Toronto. Representatives wanted small towns also. M. H. W.tts

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Oct. 3i. —Rcbert Bell. president of ‘the Press Congress of the World. today announced that the next session of the Congress will bc held at Otta- wn. Canada. in July, 1929.

DR. J. P. MILLAR DENTAL SURGEON Corner Queen and Richmond

5.00.

VANTED - LIVE MINKS, FE- lnules or males. State price and quality Box 465, Charlottetown. P. E. I. 8783-10-31-21

For Sale "

10R SALE—MABE, NINE YEARS old. Gobdliriifer. Sound. Stew- art Inman. Victoria.

‘OR SALE-OUR- SALMON TRAP net with rope, cage and anchors. All ready to set. New. Will be sold reasonable. Colin McDon- aid. Arltigonlsh, N. s. . 8464-10-17-121

ERAVENSTEIN APPLES AT F. b‘. Reeves, Southport. Bring your

Pafllilfles. . asssno-zz-rl

‘OR SALE-I000 IIJS. TIJRNIPS. to be moved before frost, Apply W. R. Dennis.

8813-11-1-51

lENERAL PURPOSE W0 RK 110110. cheap. Also a rubber tired Wellon. Good as new. Apply w

Arthur 1-1. Roper. Mt. Edward

8791-10-31-51 '

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. John R-Bradleyl i

aucnouem 191 Grafton street Phone 860

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'1 Victoria Hotel

One o1‘ the largest and best gqulppcd Hotels in Eastern Canada. Contains I20 rooms- “ of which have private births. Completely renovated in the past two ynffl- F" ilolels throughout Canada and the United States have its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. Tele- phones in rooms.

Rate; $4.00 In §5.50 per day-

‘per ton, which makes an advancel "Of $4.00 since September 1st, andE lOil Cake Meal has advanced $3.00;

l 8773-10-31-2111

‘auctioneer, to Mr. J. J. I-Iornby for l$5,400, after keen bidding.

contract, highest commissions, ex-l appear before the newly appointed!

Start immediately. Apply, statirlgl

‘turning the lficurtz though physically weak.still fit to place goods m by November

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THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN '“"*l Central Guardianl i‘

MILL FEEDS ADVANCING — All mill feeds have advanced $1.00j

Fozary l . KIDDIES i

1161' ton during the past ten clays.

, I PRESBYTIIRIAN CHURCH lll‘

C __ , ~ I '- n. tn not“...f"tz°s...sz;"r.""r.lz Grit- “ . i-‘die Memorial Church at ll a. ln. in "2...r:.; c " ~~ P’°*e“""* 1 . Mserl’ cc n all - i _ aalhxbbai l e ng lei Church O h " - —i-—_ BREADA _ . rp n R16- Ilf-AKNING. ‘STEADY EM- itcd ChurclfgllzlldnaggagcfiFDglxld a age ~P1Q¥lh€n1 for Barbers. Become ex-lCcburn, M.A., B.D.. minister. Ser- are Dependent pert in 8 weeks. Write Moler Bar- vices for Nov. 4th, 1928:—P'leasant upon "was"; were: l." -t = - -- — st rea a al1e,'l p. m. i __ YOUR GIFT Lost WEATHER .FORECAST.- For ‘month of November-I to 4. dull. 1N Tn]; .LOST_A BLACK PURSE C0N_ l backward conditions, 5 to 8 very cold l taining sum of money. Phone No.l 9 w 12 Smrm waver 13 1° 17 l” and ! 3_ 8782_1o_31_2llSglliznzgfstllnd. l8 ilaodiilhmodggatinlgci Annual g- ‘Orm pero_. to ,c0 LOST-COLLIE nos, TAN Tlr-‘waw- , ' ped ‘black, answers to namcl P0 Malntenan% "Mickie." Finder notify Mayl ‘VNAL use”?! " sewices Prowse. Brackles, Reward’ next Sunday will be conducted by D e g774_10_31_-3l the PiaftOl‘ as allows: Clifton 11 a. rlUe lglélv l- 711m" t 2.30 p. m. and LOST-SPARE Tine, TUBE Ann; “a P- "1- "W" services wlncu 1s rim, 20x440. Finder please leavelwul be held at Mmvlew 1111951151’

evening. 7.30. l

Now On King Square. was sold yesterday atl

public auction by Mr. Ben], Cartel", ________.___._. l BAPTIST SERVICES North Riyel" Field, Sunday, November 4. Long —-———' Creek, 11 a. m., Clyde River. 3 p. m.

PROIIIBITION CASE .- Before Kingston, '1 p m. At Kingston, the 1141181511818 George Tweedy. yester- service will be in the nature of a

RESIDENCE SOLD.—The resi-

Missions. W. R. Mac-

noted that this is the first case to lWalker, Minister.

prohibition magistrate. TIIE NEW WAItEllOL'SE—'I‘he contractors in charge of the build- iiEV. DR. W. II. HEARTZ ILL- ing of the new warehouse on the

B739-l0-29-14ilThe condition of Rev. Dr. W. If-Rallway wharf State that they arc Jieartz w lhomo in llzut little change.

110 15 5611011511! ill at hisinow working a force of sixty men Amherst continues with on the day shift, and thirty on the 0n Tuesday his night shift. The work is being son. Mr. Edgar R. Heartz. the lat- pushed rapidly, about 120 feet of tern dflushter. Mrs- Wilson and the north end of the structure bc- 1110 DOCWFS néiihew. Hon. Frank R. ing provided with frames. ready to Heariz. Lieutenant Governor mot- put oh the rogf and glqewnlls, The ored t0 Amherst to see ‘him. rfl- contractors state that they expect $111119 “0111112- D1? | to have 200 feet of it completed and

retains his characteristic brighi- 15th Thu-h p; 5mm; filling in to be 11953 111111 593111955 01 11111111- H9 9X" "clone on the west 511d!‘ of the build- lllTdst-d 1115 E1981 11191151118 111- 540131111! l ing before the track can bc laid ‘i115 $011. 21111111111111811191” 111111 11l‘l111‘1_thcre. and railway engineers state ‘cw. and was able to talk to thelnilhat this work comes mlmn the 1101‘ l1 while. "province of the Federal Depart- l lment of Public Vl/‘orks.

l RELATIVES llEREL-A wire wasl lrcceived yesterday morning by Mlnf 1R. E. Mulch, from Los Angelcs Cal..l DIED AT ST- ELEANOR-Q -—-T11*‘ conveying the sad news of the sud- (loath W01! 1111100 111 51- 111191111015 01 den death irom heart failure, of his Ml". John R- Lylfi- f1 W611 1111017111 lsistcrs husband, Mr. Andrew Smith. and highly 115169111911 131111"- 31 111i‘ -Ml-. Smith was n native of Ontario. early nee oi fifty-nine yours. He lbut ilas livod for the past number of had been ailing 1°!‘ $01119 1110111115- ly-cars in Saskatoon during the sunl- bill; Was Only recently C0111111P<1 1° lmcr months spending his winters his bed and he passed away as he m California. This summer. he dc- had always lived. quickly and in cldcd to remain m California, and the decl) respect of his ncishbors lll]! to the time of his death was en- and friends. There arc left to joying Ills "usual good health, My, w, mourn a sorrowing widoxv. former- ‘W. Mutch of Earnscllffe spent the Iv Miss Ellen Trowsdale, and six ‘past winter with his sister and Mrs. 11511181114915. 111189 01 W110!" 1119 11181‘- lSmith in Los Arlgeles. ricd and now reside in the Un- l lited States; ivfrs. John Gunion. of

--'""~<-v>~—~-~—— Sherbrookc and the Misses Winnie lflflCI Marv at home. The funeral

‘takes place this afternoon at 2

BIRTHS idclock to St. John's Church and

'————-————-—-—- ‘cemetery at St. Eleanors. Ven. WARWICIb-At Moncton. N. B.. lArchdcacon White ofllciating.—S Oct. 31, i928, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. l - Warwick. (nee Marjorie Bourke) ill INSTITUTE MEETING-The 5511» COHKFB-l-illiltiolis. lOctobcr meeting of the Launching lWomenIs Institute was held m the 11115111111111 — At Kensinston on home of M1"s. Charlotte Yoston with 091- 2011M 1° N11‘- Rfid MFS- MYYOH ten members and two visitors pre- MCAYUWT» 11 9111118111911 ‘sent. Meeting opened by singing ' 1“Carry Me Back to Old Virginia". “lacuzAN-At Darllnguml DQ111391 followed by roll call. One new mem- 2219251” Mr- and Mrs- D5115 MM‘ bcr was welcomed. The painting of 1191111111 5011- 00115111111111110115- lthe school and surrounding fence [has not been completed owing w “YARYVICK"A1 n4°“°1°“- 091- fist-the wet weather. Mrs. John P. Mc- t” and Mrs- w- A’ warwlck 111°C Donald and Mrs. Frank McPherson Mmlme B°""ke’ a 5m‘- lwere appointed a committee to look Li? latter grading of school grounds. lSchool and sick ccmmittts Mrs. Jack "_%"*' McCormack. Miss Teresa McDonald Gt2QDw]N_LUTz “' Al’ St“ Dun‘ Mrs. Hugh McPhc-e. Meeting closed s '15 Camedrall 091-"31- 1923- bYwlth National Anthem. after which RM" Mms" Maurie” M8°D°1m1d~a delicious supper was served by Mark)“ ‘msephlne Gwdwl" °f B511" the hostess. Next meeting to be at gm to Dame] Maurice Lu“ M-iho hcmc of Mrs. Jack McCormack. swrls- They we" "mmded b-Vlroll call to be answered with pay- Mlss catherme c°rrl3an and M1" ment of membership fees. As this Maurice Monaghan, Charlottetown. is the annual mating a fun B“ ‘i, D—"-“-""'—“i—EAT“S ltmdance of members is requested

MARRIAGES

The members of this Institute who

operating :1 motor vehicle while in-l

FAG 1'1 THREE

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Last nigh: (he voullg people of H, lust mum m mt, ammo b . _ ~ , , , - - .. . y lll‘ m” 12111’ “519115111951 311ml?“ 1'11 “m1 lnclnbcrs of lln- Charlottetown F1111‘ ,, , ‘*—_ all the traditional nlerllment and De a l -. l LIATRA" PARIP“ lchurch o‘ gaictv—but without that careless p r mum Smulmd’ RH" D’ V- OVMEBT“ Wm destruction of properly which has: The-funcuon~a Drejach at Nine Mile Creek on Sat-Mn me past made A11 Hallows c“; pgmlnded db-v 0m 1m“ IO PTOVIIICQ t0 ul" ay. November 3rd at 7.30 p. m. ' "lle- K11 B is’ 11001‘, _ Sunday November 4th, at Canoefilzlzgggasion to be dreaded by ourlwgclhtwlwuflj‘ ‘he excellent dance» Ascertalll 01190111111- Cove at 10.30 :1. ln. Churchill at 2.30 This '. . . 11111516 1-1111? by the Casino Or-I ' 3931- 1111111‘ 1111111 019131119 cherwa contributed greatly to the . 1 . .1 llles for Danish Im- migrants. Here — Praises the Island.

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POLICE (‘CURE-One drunk was awarded a iillr- of $5.00. A nlnll for.

l Y I y Hallowe en lFtremen s toxicaicd was fined $30.00 and ten‘ ' ' ' days suspended sentence. A per-l JOlllflCdtlfllls iDGRCG and Cards son for having unsanitary premises‘ ‘ was filled $5.00, the sanle t0 be re-' duccd 1o $2.00 if tile l)l'9flll.7t’.‘2 llrc cleaned up today. ‘

most dcligl1tfull§lr' do la Garde) on

. m. and in the Peo les‘ h ,| Y _ _ ' gharlottcioxvn at 7.00. 1n.CSpl::!c€la]l ggl‘fi,.catio:s.-ulf-k .010 r0111‘ M par-‘cwllmgs L'“-l°~"n‘e“'-~ I collection at each service. m’. an Us m1’ m wsmme‘ I"- The 91131191111195 “'91P! M16- J» ADS-y

____ ."'!““-‘ o‘ the“ the. yolmg peolnedill Trllinor and Mrs. Parker Hoop-v

G 5.1. 0|, vs MEN THIS Evldlsillayed much orlglrlallty and ln-ier; l Bung __ M, _ John hmmnnonll1@11lll111—-fld911111'1111ne _ uierroi eledl In the Knigllls of Pytllias holl ‘President of the Saint John Y. M» n ° t.“ mm“ “h” “m black-"ifli" “We ilurll" tables of cards-t M1‘- E- 11”" Q A and District Governor of ‘heyl-‘ctlnpggl? 511d 11191131111111 beamedlbcth Auction Bridge and AUQtiQnlSIStBIII to Mr. F. C. Bietie, C.N.R.. Llarmme Provinces. the Ts Mons, a y lllg‘ paltlcularly worthy of Fgpiy Fives being played. Tho prizes superintendent of land settlement Club. is lllilklllg his first, omwdnemum" 111°“? “ere n1a11-"—m°stly}u"oll at these were distributed tolin the Maritime Provinces was in m vim m Cha,.1°flelo“q1 Y5 Merfslgflllflg 111K119}. ll 11111164111111 11119 PW-ltheir winners by Mr. S. A. Mac-lthe city’ yesterday in connection Club this evening at the Y. M. c. A.l “led 1° ‘h5g9’? ‘hewelves m m” 9111111111 W110 1181019 11¢ handed lllelillwli“ ‘he lmsllless °1 1115 dePl" ' at o o'clock, when n is hflped that a g‘_“b_°l_""‘ P1115 Apaches-and memo their Winners made a short and mcnt- While here he was lookine large gathering U; the Charmtetowmdld 1! 1131i’ “C11 100. I11 11161 1! “'85 fitting address in which he rend-lover some farms in the neighbor- Y's Men will ho m, hand to welcome m mam’ "mmnces 1111119 i11111¢1111 1° ered a deserved tribute of praise tolhood of tile city. and was much

him. diislmllislnthe f“ P1 1119 1'BVE11@1'§» the faithfulness and efficiency ofimpressed with the appearance of motm‘ °‘_ cam,” “as f1 11111111191‘ <11 our excellent fire department. lthe country, and the excellence of

Y. lvL i". A. BUILDING FUND; m‘ ca‘? eqmpp?“ ‘"111 an 111311", The prize winners were us fol-lthe land. He was particularly INAFGUKATED-At the regularlner t.“ 1101s,? mflklxlg devjlzes- and lows: (struck with the ‘resemblance of the monthly meeting of the Ladiesigenelauy “m1 a 511mg °f dlscardcd~ province to Denmark and considers

Auxiliary of the Y_ M’ a A ltldlwash boilers and tin cans in tovcf‘ on Tuesday_ Mm J‘ l Stewart SE Fearful indeed was the racket these‘ siding’ i, was reported m“ tholproduced. as. loaded to the gunnelsl

‘with merry youth, they toured the

lit the very kind of country that _ qvould appeal to a Danish family of _ _ Ladies first—Mrs. Wellner. lIhC farming class. who would go in auxiliary had exceeded its objectiveis" at i m 1 ' Gentlemens first-Mr. Ebers. 'fo1" mixed farming-growing pota - of $600 to pass over to the Board oi 1' ,5‘ S ° e c 11~ _ l Ladies consolation-Mrs. R. Mac-ltoes as a side line. and not as a Directors. in addition to this inc he 51111191115 of Prince ofwales dohald, lprincipnl crop. lvas decided to inaugurate a Build- lfiolllfjg‘? 3100- “"911 "i1 1° 111911 b6$1l Clcntlemenls consolation-Ml". Si, The Danes, M1‘. de la Garde says, mg Fund. and for this purpose ii a fee“ 11111311110115" T1191’ serenflG- P91111111 lare accustomed to dairy farming W115 decided i0 deposit $400 in Lllilladed =1" their professors. bounced. lillld it is his opinion that they Provincial Government Treasury a1 lmmy m. ‘hem- and were 11111111155611. lcould prosecute their industry here interest as a nucleus. l?’ "filmy a11-hT11QY 11150 “5@1‘Q11Bd@d" ‘with great success iS onour t e Lieutenant Govern- Ladle. f’ . _ '- . WIN coxrrzsT-ln the recentlo‘? 1115 Worship the Meyer» who. GontlZ-mllallltsillsrti-ix/lr15111112121111lu-illir-lsgstlnorawgielil‘glasntfgfilislt Pasadena ivfornlng Sun baby con-lmel’ Came 131111151 as 11P- “115 191111119 The money obtained at this eV-lliflel‘ having had the opportunity lest held :11 Pasadena, Calif. llttle the 111951110- afld when last seen, ening's dance and bridge will belduring last summer to become ac- glalnolnllftl:nlixaggnlillggog§uélfizélstlglé 1°°1<111€ 101' 1119 Chief 01 PO-lierlgted by the ifirlzlucn is a fundouzlintecl with c011ditlons obtaigling ~ ' ' l ‘ 4 _, _ , __A_ l " so purpose s o elm lc them. in the Maritime Prov noes. he ee C’ W~ 311d M115; H9111; "1 Pflsndenfi-l A5101)“: Stated" "er-v “L119 dl1m'I19Ee111i-‘1' W111i the 01111111111111 Legion more than convinced that this is a Qfl111--n\(\)’€1'@ lirizc \»‘l111l0l‘S.‘ Tirol-e "ggesetzms to be done. Perhaps a fewlBand to attend the Fir-omens Tour-lcouniry highly" suited to people of 1111112111111 who Csl-‘ltsehlclllllxrllstlrl llCgl§fifligstllif€elilllgIyicdv 1.3.1“ 111.9 "on ‘namom in Moncton next Sumlner‘ lscundmaflm‘ originflnluch 111°“: 5° Elynkjxvvur i?“ dau It‘; ‘f R‘ ‘lordeh find h 9 re"°n°15 “'@1'f-',T11°y propose giving other enter-than the Western country. -\ V r ~_ _ g1 1 0 oicixl- i’ i vgood umoured, IndeedJalnmtnts thls winter for the same‘ 1h this connection he has been B. and Mrs Dcwnl of i5 Kent sireclthey expressed themselves as higll-'oblect and it i" hoped that the t lkin will mall " Danes livin in Challmlelovlll- M“ H931 and mm‘ f 1y pleused ‘V1111 111° W113’ things wenbcitizcns will extehd their generous t; lvtlaritinlles 1who hQl/c logked ily visited i101" former home hEFO-ii‘ off. lpatronage and assistance to thgyovgr the wvesl" and have returned year ago" Mlmy 0f her [fiends Wm lFlrc-mcn in this matter lulith the same oiinion himself remember her as n strong swlm- ' ' l T! flM d l Gard mer. She frequently swam two Oi‘ , _. w Purpose 0 r‘ e1: e‘ three miles at a stretch. The priz- "$11195 u? 11:01‘ over“ e m)?“ c1; Wt‘l'(' given to the best specimens llunmc“ _ ml" . 9i Dlwfl§hi Set’ ers‘ of healthy. happy. intelligent chil- F01 “m” Lmmw“ "P559115 “g Peer‘ dram M“ and M," Dflvm. m.,. ,.(._ ltaln amount of capital, he believes ceivinl: the collgrntlllalionrs of their w , 11h?“ a“? “l” 590d" of 1M9" he numerous fricmh on Um Swami-ml mnllnued from page I1 says. there is. considerable desire 0n rho-Moe. mode '11‘ 111v" 111111111 LCNDON. Oct. Iii-A lnpnylpectivcly This made four c3137.}iil°nl§illlt°fllll§lll tgerfgllsirag? ‘K3111: €1111111¢1111111T11 zeult of a servant girl's act Iof-lnclnbels-lo be defeated hi 1h tax_rnie which is much in irfu1"1<-<>" at Leeds has lust come to ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. oot 3l—With1ex%css of anything on this side of yhgm- T""° Q1" 111196 Yeflrfi ago 3 three additional seats already con- the water However most of those 8111M flamed Ellen ceded, finally declared in favor of who wish to leave the country pos- rflmic-b l“? Pae=ln€ 1117911211 0119 the opposition. and with the same sees little or no capital. C} 1e lnaln ntlceis of Leeds lvnell number definitely added to the gov- Ml". dc in Garde leaves this mor- s 1c observed an old. lad_v_ stsndlnzz cl-nmcnt forces, twenty one rcpre- ning for Montreal. °l11h°CWb~ 91411911111’ 81111101115311 sentatives cf the opposition pal y. a 11191-‘10519991011-‘105511181116 fQildlhtaried by Sir Richard Squircsfl The large number present. expressed Hlrcugh 111° 1151113’ 111311"- _ dormer premier. were lined up to- lifgreis of the dleparturc of two wor-l Fdoéaflé111grel1fill§d flfitglioqge-ladlyllilsj? night against all army of nine sup- ly citizens. w l0 are returning to '- -' - porters or Ho“ p, C_ Aldermen“ their native Province. P. E. Island.‘ h"? basket and Cscorted her M11955 leader of the government or Unit-l Sm S‘ S" Rmnlmd- 911111- Turner. M1". and Mrs. MacArthur, who n10v-,111@ 51-1991» 51111010111 1119 lfidy- “"1111 ed Newfoundland party. aitcr loading :1 general cargo has 0d i0 Nev." Brunswick 11113 W811i F18" 1“ and leaf Hem,“ noledicm‘ Ten constituencies. each electing sailed for Si. John's. Nfid. 1111-11 11101!‘ 11111111)‘. 1181/1‘ 01111841 111111 bTImW-d 1mm 11991199111911‘ made one representative. ulcre yet to be Sohr. Lady May. Capt. Murchison operated the Midland fox ranch ildgcélgsoillelllildlizlsswnsaggéoatg: heard from. but the final result of 111 11311- which has been a decided success Y 1‘ 1 - ~ ltiondxfis election 1 . under their care. Coming to Elgill 1111111 1119911111 W11911- 111117131‘ f‘ questioh of the maglltymlalittllyv ll)‘ from their home in Alberton, P. E. 115C]? 1'11?" o; thfifligltorlséd be secured bv the Squires lisriy. l . 1.. they very quickly made many 9 CWPB 15111119 ‘ii '19 ~ Y Amoh the“) 9 ' _ D. P. W. Dred e. Capt. MacLeoll. staunch friends and took active part 111911 111811111; 1W1‘ two thousandltemoangwas ‘gallsJ‘g1f,l‘;'°g,ll?‘SE§§l has shifted over-Etc Bruce Stewart in all undertakings in church and (19111115- l\Vl1.8l'0 Hon. Mr. Aldcrdicc lend the ‘i’ CO- “hall- evmmunily work. Mrs. IvIocArthul-l -—" Wciiilg with a (lOllIil of 382s. his $1111 A11 Wliiuuflu- Cent-Shove joined the Women's Institute 50011‘ ‘colleague, G. Byrne. was also cleculin port with coal fol" A. Pickard d: Fowl Breeders