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to consumer. Write The J. R. Watkins 0b., 879 Craig Sh, West Montreal.

-——i-—~— QALESMIN lAKNTED FOR “The old Reliable Foothill Nurseries’ to solicit orders for high olsss all“?! stock Experience nnnec bsssry. territory reserved high est commissions paid, ‘ ndsom equipment. Write for full portion lan. Stone k Wellingtonflroron- to. Ontario.

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powers. Bend birth date; Walter Blvd. Courcelles. Paris, France.

legit-inmate business. FREE book

ol bv my easily-operated method. —-Bonnett, 1073, San Fernando Bldg., Los- Angeles, California.

i700 Acsie 0F FRUIT Arc-n‘ stock farms. Terms. Box 142,] Potosi, Missouri.

FOR BALE 0R TRADB-IMPROV-i ed 106 acres Wisconsin best land, stock. machinery. Owner, GuW. Esllnger, Knowiton, Wis.

80 ACRES-o MILES~ FROM AP- platon; rolling clay loam soil; 2 fine teams. 12 hogs. 15 Holstein cattle; line buildings; silo; good meobinsry. 818,000. A. W. Laobs, Appleton, Wis.

Airents Wanted "rt-inns ‘litlLL s: MUCH RE-

‘ his. Christmas. there is the cutest imaginable ‘demand for ur, eiclusive, low priced per- onsl Greeting Cards; represent Canada's old established house wilh, the Celebrated Royal Ser- ' basy to ‘make ten to twenty dollars‘ dptiy; magnificent fisniple Book free to workersz‘, experience or capital unneces- _ ssr . Bradley-Gcrreiggn, _Brant- wfor Ont; -. -

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WANTED-A MAID . FOR GENE- ‘rsl housework. country girl prov ferred. Apply Mrs. R. H. Duvar. North ‘River Road.

WANTED LADY OR GENTLE- mnn roomer, comfortably heated room. wzlth or without breakfast. Apply ldfs. RM. Johnson. 5B Up- per Prince, Phone 5501.. 3i

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WANTED — TRAVELLER FOR Prince Edward island. WH. Hay ward Co, Limited, Crockery a Glassware, 85 Princess 5L, St. John, NB. tf

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LOST 0N PRINCE 8T.—A LIGHT s-rey oat, with white breast and ffioiflnamed "Dinty." Finder please notify Guardian, Reward.

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LOST —E.ITHE.R AT RAILWAY iii-Hilton 0r "Methodist Oburizhl. lady's "gold wristwatch‘ _with

~-. name ‘engraved. Flnde phone mo; f

Found

F_OUN,D""-O0T‘;1.3th a naoise-

JPBY!!! for ad. Apply Guardian.

FOUND-ON (AREA-r .1359“; street. Lndiiesfi Brown Galter. Owner may have esme by All- plying at this office and paying for ad. . ‘

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Situations Vacant

Beware?‘ ‘ ’ ‘free: men and women already mskins 65 “us- dsily. in ‘ time. . Gerretson I ‘ “ ‘Company Brantlord. Ont. . j i

Slain Boater's [Widow Accused Double Murder

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J-. Oct. Ito-Mrs".- Frances ‘- Stevens Hall, widow of the slain rector oi the Episcopal Church of St? John the Evangelist, bud-liar brother- Henry Stevens. are the man and woman named in the sworn statement o! Mrs. June Gibson. self-still“ 9Y9‘ witness -of the double slaying of Rev. iEilward Wheeler Hal-i sud Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt ‘Mills, on the night of September 14.

This anhouncoment was not ‘made? by ihiruutimfltles. but be came linowrntoniight throusb U" issuance of a statement by MID- Hall's attorney. Tiiilillbfl 34- N195‘ let. denying the truth: o! 1M"; Q"!- son‘: account, lPdWlsclm-lng that neither the Meier's widow w W: brother were on the-Ply pl Q ~ ‘ on tile night of the don e slay-

home all evening, Barbara Tough. one of the maids, was out night, and: Inusia Gem the other maid. was on the back‘ stoop. There was mo one else but a, litt

seven-yestvolti niece in the iIlQl.l_ with ‘Mrs. l-I-ail. But there‘ have been o visitor. '

the farm is also contrary to tact. Henry was st Lavslette, N. J., that _n_ight."

it ls known, declared that she had seen-four persollflwilil the 1148M. of tho ‘murders under the crsir" apple tree where‘ two 110111016!‘ the bodies of the rector 9-114 U19 choir singer wpre round-

il/i-rs. Gibson also said in statement that she- heard the ma" whom she allot“ U": liwwili“ a series oi‘. shots st _ 6‘ 19¢ f" the choir raiser. Mid "m" i," hi‘ companion.

five- _.

I/ONDUN. ailr-PIBYIIIZ for Portsmouth RQIQTV" Reading "Reserve

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K-NOW YOUR LIFE-LATEST scientific" method. Develop your 25 cents.‘ Satisfaction guaranteed. Winston Kenilworth, 8B

RAISE BIG CAPITAL FOR ANY Write for "QUICK FiiNANC- iNG" and my free plans showing how companies raise large capit-

please

.,._!,ll.\',.;0311.6- Qvnser can hove-same WALK Media?’ ‘ 5""! by iilfovlng ownership and new hoirns of

OHRISTMAO srsstins, cords; sample ‘book

some

that‘

. "Henry jfitevons‘ identification, igqdya N as oheofwhe quart-me span on‘

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_ gisrhllrnss “its-own, Buckie...

1111991“ i5 cents."

‘Hollie niade candy for sale.

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euoun ADVNNOES.‘ s. The Guardian is advised by the repre- sentailve 01.9. large flour mill here that Montreal reports an advance

funeral‘ oii- the late Edward O'Connor on Gunday‘ aiiternoon was largely attended. Service at St. Duncan's Cathedral and at the cemetery was conducted by iiev. IR. St.,John. The pull bearers were Allan Mcinnis, James Lappln. Gregory Hughes, Dennis Mc- Kenzie. Alexis Curry and William Bradley.

vAbi-ir cLus ‘coins ersouo. -r'i‘he Charlottetown Yifcht Club. which wusorganized a short while ago by a ‘few enthusiastic admirers of the old nautical sport, ls already a real live organization ith-a mem- bership of .150, and still rapidly increasing. , At a committee meet- ing held lustlpight plans were out- lined for ‘holding a fbig meeting in the near future. vClub equipment and other matters will be fully

PERSONALS Capt. D. wMiI-r-cldson, Victoria is a guest at the Revere Hotel.

-Mrs. D. M. McLeod and sister

day. y Mr. “Thomas Campbell passed through the city on Monday on

route to Omaha, Nebraska, whole he intends ‘spending the winter with his sister, Mrs. L. L. Kelly, 615 Park Avenue, Omaha, Nob.

IMr. Attress Campbell

‘is taking a, position with his sister Mrs Fred Phllpot. Neighbourhood iClub, Quincoli. iMass.

passed| through Charlottetown on Mondsyl

en route to Boston. Mass where he;M_ (gm-k, 305mm Thom gamma“,

of-PBO canoe per barrel on sll _ grades ot~~fiour. " - .| w‘ ‘ FUNERAL ‘" ‘ BUNDAY. —- The

lfliewrusi; iBiostosi.

George Perry, s prominent merch- i ant trader oi’ Rama, Newlonndland lion I business visit totthe prov- lnce for the.-first.tlme and was re- listered

schooner ‘loading

DON'T FORGET BIO HALLOW- " R-QNQdance atqaslno, tonight.

cons TO ri-is minnows-es ‘ Party at Graham's ‘Rood " Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 1st, 1922. -

QA "WELCOME vielron. —Mr.

“at the . Revere. ‘Mr. Perry has two-schooners" coming to Charlottetown and has" now a at Montague. He‘ irtrading‘ in‘ genesri ‘produce and-is bringing over among, other things a lot’ of ‘Labrador barring. His‘ ship will return ‘loaded with ls- iarid produce to Newfoundland.

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30131; ‘ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL.

G. W. Standby, M chests-filling; D. Scarborough, Toronto; .G.Oami>- bell, Toronto; P, Murphy, ‘Tlgnish; ii. Clarke, Waterloo, Ont; M. Red- ding, St. John; F. C. ‘Branchamp. Montreal; P. G. Hurdle, Toronto; D. O'Neill, Bridgewater; (l. H. Eid- ies, Montreal; Maj. H. B.- Rickey, iMontres-l; Ruby- lBeers, -Boston, (Mass; W. A. Walker. ‘Mencton; Mrs. L. Munroe, Nashwa, N.H.; L. W.» Murdock, ‘Murray River: J. Oonwsy, Montreal; Louis K. Gap lin, S. Reach, Montreal.

'W.A. Walker, Monsoon, L. Mun- noe, Nasha, N.H.. ‘V. Murdock '\lur- ray River. W. K. Coffin, Montreal,

S. Reisch, Montreal. AIL. Gill, Tor onto, (LR. Wsrtmare, Toronto, F.0. -Can1phei-l, Surnmerside. R18. Simm

Guelph, =Colin Ooughlan, 8t. John. INC. Black, Toronto. GA. Connor Ottawa l-LT. Runrscy, Montreal, A. B. Hutchison, ‘Poi-onto, E. Euge. Toronto. A. Holt, Truro, B. E. Weeks, D.‘M. Dickim-H. Harris, C

Manson, N. L. Mcielll, fMontreal,‘

TA, Benson, Toronto. i

REVERE HOT_EL

iElnier Brown, York, AJ. Mac- Nevixi. ‘BGIDSIIIB-W, PA. Spicer, Brockville, Ont, W. MncLean, Van couver. -B.C., EiM. Joseph, Mont- real. PiD. Reid. Montreal, John F.

Mrs, W. P. Atton, Regina" Sask. w d Bfldgmm C "Pmiuiw "'9 Qhafldummw“ smurlfluoigrnins. Brookm. xi: ‘Margin

McDonald, iSOuTis, J.J. iLaraibihEl- don. 0:0. Lewis. Montreal K. R. A. McDonald. Eouris, A.C." Smith, New Glasgow. J. Stewart, New Glasgow, James Robertson. ‘Montreal, Geo. Perry. ltoinia. Nfld.. RA. Bplcer, Brock- v-llis. Ont, Aubrey Show, Mou- tague. Miss Keith, Montague, R. H. Gooden, Roeeuesth, 11.11. Reid, Toronto, EJ. Jay ‘Mt. Stewart. A.

Sonris East. All‘. Campbell Souris East, Capt. D. Murchison, Victoria,

i . BIRTHS

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'L. Walker, ‘Suinmersidle. on the 18th. inst“ and left o. fine baby ‘girl. Congratulations. ‘

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prim-urns‘

TROWODNLE-At Calgary, Oct 30 Jennie S. McKie, beloved wife of Russel TrowsdialepCrapaud.

McLEAN--At 1oz King. 51., on sat- urday. Oct. 28th. 1922, John Davis McLean, aged ten months eon oi‘ James and 1M“. tllichcah. -

wALKsn-eat’ Freetown, or...» Oct. a9. ‘kINllii-‘w-BIIKBT. use 8i

years. Funeral will be held from

his lots wéfldenon‘ Tuesday .Oct. 31, atv2-pzjin. y. r -

IN uEMqRI-M .

Inloving Berni ‘l. my ‘dear husbsndj W I instead llXJMXiii-iigliié i: I_»_ .‘ rifishw much I mice

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_ll‘riends may think "the wound has healed.‘ "

Biitthey litileknow the" sorrow

That's witiiin _my heart conceal-

Dtork vislted- the, r. and Mrs. Ernest?

- City of’ Edmonton now is talloing

sis Fae-Mon immiti-ss, "" ss-runiv lnnoui afmfrss

QUEBEC, Oct. Lil-According to o. report submitted by the min- ister of colonization here io-day. 610 Erench-(Canadian fantilliees, to- taling 2,471 persons, have return- ed to this province from New Eng- land States in the course oi’ the summer. I

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znmonrou MAYPURCHASE 1,000 nos-so OF ran SANDS

nonouron, Alta" Oct. so.- Not satisfied with owning all its utilities and a pavina’ slant. the

‘of securing leases on tar sand de- posits at MoMurray and preparing its own pavlngi material. If the plan is adopted the city will ‘be- come the holder of 1.900 acres of "tar sands.

-----<Q0->—"—i- KED 40 FEET BY TRAIN

KiNOC with him n. council of state contain

“ I FARME-R‘ l8 STiLL LIVING lifg all the leading republicans not ' . ' " ' in jail.

IST. OATIHERINDS, Oct 30-‘- it, is probable that the time

Thaugih knocked <0 .feet when a Grand Trunktrain struck his auto eitwrleveli croselnx. Harvey "ii!- iett. Loutb farmer. is olive to- night in‘ the General Hospital and ills believed he has a. good cililliCe. for recoveny. The auto was smash ed to pieces and d-iallett had s re-

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night Twin empty; ‘your bowels com:

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pleiisly by mercies. end you will‘;

el splendid. “They work whils- yousleep." . Cascarets never stir: ybc. up or gripe like Solis. ‘Pm!’ Csiomel, or Oil and they cost only- ten cents a box. Children love Cssq carats too.

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. -. l" lilo field day ennui-k held at

ln the eoivti orsicir qn the» “Y” alleys last g ht Carveli Bros Wells victoriousossr the "Y" team winning out by the majority of 220 lllns. and» breikinrthe League record M2020 made brthemselves

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bulk"!!! lout also 5111111188.

B. J). U.. Fourth Corridor, D. l-i., had the greatest nuinbero! points, M! only o‘: any corridor in the

Oilllturiiig shield for best all round athlete of the University and sli- ver ouoior best nil round of the "Glorious Fourth."

Roland Shea, the Tignlsh star, was the neitt man of importance anions the prize winners. lie mode l1 sood showing and was second in number of points on the corridor. another promising athlete. made ll splendid showing. P. Hogan one of the dark horses

V. Murphy,

made a good showing ih the boot race. The Relay Team represent- ing the fourth was composed of E. MatGuigan (capt), R. Shea,‘ W. Brennan and G. Gillie. .

R Shea starting of, obtained

of the whole

Elliott MsoGuigan. of Charlotte- lownrwas the big. point wlnnr

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INEW YORK. Oct. 20.—'1‘he sen» sstionol upsets Princeton's slash- ing defect of Obit-ego, 21 ‘to 18, and Pennsylvania's brilliant tri- umiph over the powerful Navy el- even, 13 to ‘l-were the high Jpots in Saturday's football programme, the most colorful and spectacular on the gridiron so far this season,

lSharlng the "limelight, in the. east. with t-heae two revueeli were the battle lbetween lislesn -

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last year. For the "Y" team Dia- mond was tihs star rql sinlle of 215 pins.

a stellar game for Carryall Bros," and got splendid support from his team molest-w , , -

The follovzllnggis, the summary: , 1 ' . - . . . -Y._ ‘ ‘

the high saith rolled

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lend of live yards. which the ions legs of W. Brennan increased to seven. E. Gillie detenmined not to lower the colors of the fourth in- creased the lead to ten yards, then E. MaoGuigsn pulled, out with a tremendous burst of speed. and amid the vociferous yells of the “Glorious Fourth" passed the tape with s lead of twenty-five yards. This victory was due in part to the. coaching ability and good man ngement. of the renowned Spike Murphy.

Among the other point winners for the corridor werer- J. Welsh, R. Henry, J. Giliis, C. Shea, L. We'd-go and E. iSmith.

May the corridor never want for such line athletes as E MacGuigan R. Shea, C. iShee. E. Gillls.

St Johii-iiotlicsay

St. J-ohn High School finished its interschol-aiet rugby schedule at Rothesuy on Saturday" afternoon lll what, during the ‘first ‘halt at least, appeared to be a snow- storm. for during this period the ball was going to Erie Show so often that he uppsared to keep a regular snow-ball (Beg pardon, football) shower over the St. John backs. In the second half, how- ever. the storm abated and Eic's kicking "was not so grent a feat- ure. The argument endcd without score for either team, although teach had been forced to touch for sufety once]

Queen's Defeats Toronto li-aisity

.'i‘OI1ON’ilO,'»0ct. 29.— Playing istesdier and more brilliant rugby‘ than did the twice champions of the intercollegiate union. Queen's sprang ‘the surprise of the foot- bnii season to date by ilefeating Varsity at he stadium on Saturday

over Illinois. Minnesota upset Ohio I510"! 9"‘); and lowa, Yale's con- quer". plunged nearer its second championship goal by ‘Overwhfghfk -ing Perdue, 56-0.

" "GIiliiliilliiS in lie;

town, 6.

shire lStote. 10

loge, 0.

Yereni-‘B 601100951’. a 24-—0 victory Post Office and Bankers Wed-

riesday night 7.30.

Another Shipment oi ii. S. ilolii to Cainiia

(Special to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK, -Oct 30—The Bank of Montreal today shipped to Cau- gaila. $100,000 ln gold making a total of $17,000,000 sent to the Dominion since the beginning of October. No country in tho world is in so strong-a position as Can- ada and no country faces a bright- er luture said SJ Donald Mann. This morning Si: D-ni l and Sir Willi-am Mi-ewne have lust rs- ulrned m- r. I i‘ lint-timid on what tihey described as personal business. Asked as to British busi- ness conditions Sir Donald said the recovery was slow, taxation was a great burden and British finance was not eager for specula- tive investments overseas but pre ferred gilt edged. securities at home. .

With regard to the present poli- tical upheaval Sir Donald believ- ed Bon-ar Law would be sustained as premier ibut that ille- coalition system would“ remain. Sir William

Raoul-tn: Yale. 7; Army, 7. ~ Pennsylvania, 13; Navy, 7, Harvard, 12; Dartmouth, 3. iPenn. State, 0; Syracuse, 0. Piiisburs. 1; Bucknei-l, o. Lehigh. 26; Muhleuberg. 7. Baltimore, 20; tltevens, 0. Williams. l3; Columbia. 10. New .York University, 23; Rhoda island State. 7.

Hobart. 2o: C.C.N.Y., 0. iFordhaln, 12; Westminster, 0. Lafayette. 12; Boston Colleged. ‘Brmvil. 16; Boston University,

Wesley-in, 1s: Tufts, s. ' H01? C1058. 6; "ermont, 0. Trinity. 7; Union, 3. '$nrinsiield. c; Detroit, o. Quantico Marines, 9; GOOTgQ.

IMaine Iii; coibyfo. iMliddlebury, 41; Norwich,0. IBates, 7; Bmvdoin, 3, West Virginia, 28; Rutgefg’ 9_ i Yale Freshmen. 7; Andover. 0. ‘90181136. 87: Susquehanna. ti. ilrlu-milton. 0; Alfred 0.

i . K d th ‘iCoi-noxie ‘lechh 28. Grove City. fgamalilzilend “,’,‘§{,fm,s.,,,,§ linens really u‘? eyes all Rensscluer, 17; Rochester, 7_ Lloyd George was the outstanding - muaflgzflx‘ " ‘St. Stephen-s n35‘ M Y kilwiltical DOWQP- ‘ Aiglesl, 9_ _ ~ a ew or I _ contusion ‘tum

mo}? MiONCTON. Oct. 30 —The Monc- ‘ ton football team yesterday after- noon on tho local gridiron defeated the St. John Trolans by a score of 112 to 0. four unconverted tries to

C“ none. i

Massachusetts, 12; New Hampi

fGettysburs. 15; Villa Nova, 17. ‘st- 3011M. 290: St. Mary's, 0. Cisrkson. 1s; Buffalo, o. Lebanon, v 32; “lashingtqn

Qlilillwi Freight Q a Rlilfiilii t Coal

(Special ‘to ‘The Guardian» w EDMONTON, 06L 30. —'Ch9fl,p()r

from Christies. large assortment:

si-ilent of the

imprisonment. ‘llhe tlon depends

afternoon -by 15 to 13.

s VNLERA ears 0P

REPIJBLICAN seems

DUBLIN, Oct {lo-emails the stony was circulated that De Val- era was ill in a Dublin hospital. he ivas actually engaged in getting to getiier his colleague's and establish ing formally a. republican govern- ment. A remnant Dail Elreann met Wednesday, claimed authority as the republican government of Ire- land and appointed De Valera. pre- republic, 101111118"

chosen for the new departure was influenced by ‘the British political crises." The manifesto issued Wed- nesday only claims the riirht ‘to carry on a. republican government until the people are allowed

rec" election.

De Valeras move does

MflN-OTON.

of the second- secretely on

not

general Dosi- _ upon the relative Qqufpment of guns, The move kills iii peace reports and shows thn. ‘the conflict will be fought out. _----¢0—»—-—.--

Oct. 30. —ln the

freight rates on cool, s5 a 1mm o5. national service, have" ‘been 5115. Swtsd to the management or the Canadian National Railways lby A, Chard. fPBiEhl and traffic superin- tendent for the Alberta govern- ment. The present tam! of‘ $42-79 Der ton from Alberta mines to pointsln Ontario are shown to be working seriously against the development of the system market. A request is therefore made that a very sirbstsmm m. 1131135011 Ln the ton rate be put into effect on ‘the government road in order to give an opportunity for east undwesi. to connect om the fuel question.