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Where‘ copies cone to our

punt be added lo colt to cover Contraction count Ill one

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MISCELLANEOUS

__ FOX RANCHERI get your fox pelts cleaned by J. B. Rosi- bougli, 126 Ct, Geo. St.. Charlot- t0 for business,

town_ before sending market. Open Nov. 28th.

them

tctis‘ s" irii n Al)‘ 'vriii'isii'ii' ENTS

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llill Fll_5_E TELEIJHAM

GOOD! Because Its Fine Qualities Are Protected by the Sealed Package u

ial Record of Parliament. l

that canard was dropped for a while but now revived again-The matte

as the very best authority-we invite our readers to study the case.

(Cape Breton North and Victoria) moved:-

latlln. “Whereas the following telegram was deapatched in code

k lei word In such u.

axis-abs‘ "mug". I" “M. Winnipeg by the Honorable Arthur Meigren one of the Ministers o" the Q C- rud,‘ dirt live figures (u “A”, Crown tn the -Right Honorable Sir Robert L. Burden, ‘Prime Minister

of Canada, on OI‘ about the 30th. November 1917:- dvertlsenuto .

q CANADIAN PACIFIC RA|LW.AY'8 TELEGRAPH ' ' Winnipeg, Nov. soot, 1917. Gir Robert L. Bordon, Ottawa Ont.

i-Here follows the code words.)

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son sfifn

FOR SALE — 3

BAR s ___. gm 0X SLEI

Apply 234 Fltroy Street.

FlgflefAl-f-liiéavv snows m; " m’, ‘L Gum!" o!‘ (‘inn-go llnlon Govt-mines! (ftimmittee,

ISALESMAN WANTED TO RE.

present "Canada's Greatest Nur~ months. Sound, steady, quiet

ssgfliglvenfiflzgg° gilfliliutfiér): “mum- ADPIY Guardian office. And twhereas the said telegram when deciphered retid as follower-- ' ‘ _' . i , ,

misslogs. Sada“) q, host m". FQR.3A|_5__ “on” modem com Lanadlan Pacific Railway (ompanles Tblvgrilph

m5 “n”! n54 ad Wbmngwn- "alliances. ["89 YB"! i"!!! 800d i ' Winnipeg Novsiiibvi- I50. 1017.

“The Fdptbill Nurseries." Toron~

to, Ontario_ ~ honrnsaa run

and best ways or ilrosslng, dyeing high class furs.

number of ready-made seal coats. No. 1 trimmed liouver wbolesal

with "d Fox, will be sold at prices. Our long ex-

perience is l1 guaran ea for our

work. All the. work is done in ourqpfficss. Charlottetown. Open evenings. , ~

run “mores Auo TRAPPERS, attention. Oni and sfter Novem- ber lstlyllli,‘ buy for cash all kinds of- furs, and, as usual will pay highest market prices ac- cording to grade and quality. I will also receive silver foxes on consignment for Messrs. Fredk ilutb and Co's. London auction sales. My connection with the leading fur houses in America and Europe keep me in constant touch with the best fur markets, and i am in a position to bundle an unlimited quantity of furs at the best posslblesdvatit- age to the shipper. I specialize in silver fox pelts, and my facili-

ties for handling them are sec- ond to none in America. Satis- factory prices and service

doubled my business last season, und I expect to double last sea- son's business this year. Watch yunr sflver foxes and pelt them when at their best. Correspond- cncs sollclted.-—E. H. Rayner Summcrsidc P. E. l.. Agents for l<‘i~ed'k Huth and C0» 110111100 Auction ‘Sales, 64 Park Srreet. B. E. l.. Sontbwark. London. E. C.

FIFIST COASTING ACCIDENT OF WINTER

WOIUTICSTTEII, Muss, Nov. 28»- (iiiv boy wns killed und two injur- t-tl in the first troni-itltig accident tif the winter, when a bobslt-tl and an automobile collided yesterday- “(IFZIULI W. (Turior, uged 11 Y9K", died oi‘ a fractured skull. Mnhlon r‘. Hampton, zigctl 11 Yell", W5‘ tiilnetl injuries to his head, chest and abdonit-n. llt- ls on the (longer- nus list at (Ylty Ilospitul. _Lester (‘htiiiibtirlitln iigcd l) years suffer- etl slight bruises. mam-mossy! UIFIUK

t" Y t Could Not Eat Corutipation is catl§=d b!’ “ torpid condition oi the liver. Dol- ing with soils, castor oil. ctc.. l0 tnove the bowels. cannot afford more than temporlfy whif-

lf you are to rid yourself of this ailment and the scores of an-

REMODELL- tug 0a., Riley Building. Queen Si. Charlottetown. All the latest

remodelling, und repalrng We specialize in made to order furs coats for men and women. Also on band's. electric

‘pretty nun, whom

Arthur Meiglien. HORSE FOR HIRE FOR WINTER

barn. .

AlJDly 57 Brighton Ave] T0 LET

____________________ ‘ru cs1- TWO OFFICES IN ugw Riley Bid:- Aintiy J. A. McDon-

Slr Robert L. Bordon Ottawa Ont.,

Would like one thousand soldier votes at large for Manitoba,

....(Yhargte Union Govoriimtent Committee. WANTED-Smelts and eels. Give ARTHUR MEIGHEN

Brice. M. Id. Mclsaac, Bourls.

WANTED-To rent, furnished

430N080. Good locality; modern ., , . conveniences. Apply Watlmaufn“ of the msoluuo"

and Boyce. 145 Great George St. produce- STR-AYED ‘M'-

un/lt speech whit-Ii splice will not pcrnllt tn rc -But it is all found in the nllcgtvtl telegram--

__________________ gram when moving his restitution, s0 .\i r, Mtilghen could not ten whotli STRAYED FROM MY PREMISES,‘

crhe't‘t't.ll:i.-1--"ll. iteti and White Ayrshire heifer. Wm a] m n“ I g "puma m q" Any information as to her M swung‘ whereabouts will bu gratefully

"l h.'l'e "i ll ll f lh f- ‘ ' - recelvad by Austin Jardlne‘ Pow. \ llO ILCO 0C Oil O C (lcginm \\l1llll‘V(‘l, nal.

‘might have been sent

ithat might have been I

..\iac.Vlastei' followed in a speech on the following and repeated

‘ the charge that Mr. lllcighon sent that. telegram and that

The subscriber Qffers [m- gaiemiove it. See l-Iansnrd page 579. by Tender his improved farm oft . .

112 acres at Stanley Bridge. This is‘ Me m!“ m Mr‘ one’ of the best mrms-in the vicl-Tlfll t0 the hilt. nlty, well watered, good buildings. , and convenient-t“) shipping‘ cheese Meighen was charged with writing a factory, school und church. ‘certain telegram anda supposed copy of it read and put on the records Intcn ‘ -d :l a. r i t

the preyntlsogug: an? lixgynnlxgglcluof Parliament but the movcr would not lei Mr. Nlelghen sec the origin- cution to Harold MacKie on the u]; as it was wltlield. 33';

premises. ' . , _ -- - -~ | Tenders may be addressed m.‘ o" 0C’- 3 1919. 011 lingo 848 oi Ilanstirti Mr. Mckenzie is reported ' 555514

the undersigned on or before the, as follows: 10th d‘ fD b . Th hi b-, , ' “y o ecem er e 8 ‘A great dcul of fault has been found with me because l did not the telegram. Here is tho original draft of the telegram."

list or any tender not necessarily.

accepted. A portion of "the pur- have ‘ Melghen: Will the honorable gentleman be good! enough to send tit to me that-l may sec it?

(‘llilflfi money may remain secured) M . r. iMr. Mckcnzle:

on tho premises. BOISE MacKlE, ' T ' I I it.ls. It is the original tiraft—'l'hc COIlL‘ is there with it “Mr. Melqhen: The telegram is not in my writing, is not signed by Nun from a Convent

st-nt by any honest man“ etc.

M I‘.

...0bserve the situation: Mr.

Soutliport.

the initials are not mine -Were ' ~ Tot it was written »by‘me." ‘ i’.-\IllS,----An attempt by 4;, French aviation officer to abducti a nun from the Carmelita Convent. ut Mtirientbsl is being keenly dis-

Mr. Mckcnzie: The minister in his speech the other day said that if the Committee sent out the telegram he is not going to go back on cussed In Strasbourg some,” ‘them. die accepts ii--whethcr hc wrote it or not it came from his office It is said that the officer, who and he 15 the (Mp9,- 01- it," belongs to one of the best familv‘ Th 1 ! _ _ _ , _

‘Us in fiance, m] m 10m Wm, “W e c a m ts that it came from Ml. Meighen s otliice, in short he tid- 719 n"! B9" lnits it wus taken from lis ill e. Of u if ‘t f tb it wlille flying over the convent gsi- . I 0 c CD rm I came mm ere “ML "was stolen-Two will close this part of the narrative by quoting Mr. On another aerial visit he drop- premium-s reply; ped her it note saying he would

muri-y h" t; she consented to N. "Mr. Melghcn: The honorable gentleman has endeavored to build up nounce her vows. She did not rt.»

n case on the supposition that I sent the telegram. I did not send it ply, but was nltvays in the garden, when the orifice, new 0V0,- me ——l never ssw it~—lt ls not in my wrlting—The initials wore not made

C°"‘”‘m~ by mt+—it ncvor came to my attention and the honorable gentleman if

Lust week. escorted by two _

pumfddggl tho aviation officer he does not know that, might have known it, and I think has known it coolly went to the nunnery and d] .. __ exhibited papers bearing official 1 alung‘ ' seals demanding that thti young After the vote was taken the Minister of Justice demanded that nun be handed over to the vlsil- ,wq.www.,

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Site, however, refused to leuvc. The trio of airmen retired in con- fusion. and are now under arrest.

GirPs Strange Sense Disappears Under Scientific Tests

MADISON. wis., Nov. 29--WilIoi.- 1;; Higgins, Janosville, Wis, girl.

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PUIG SMOKING

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iioying symptoms and diseases which comb y?" "n-lwake‘! ‘t u ngcgggtuy to got the ‘ll/cf Ugh! by such treatment a! i! luflflud f" this letter: ' ' I

Mrs. Alvin Richards. R-_ R- l No. -l . Seelcy’: BflY- 0"!" “m”:

"Fl-n, ‘M, yggro I was sillieledhwiti; indigulion. and in llic Irwin-Bl m‘: gni up my breath w“ l-a-l. ‘l “ . ' poor appeals. a J W“ M: M‘. ?lm‘ t-rtshi loot-ii. uitui msnY ‘M "*5" nn-rlieirci as a laxative Wlllllfilll hone l, and the donor's mz-iiirim: ditl nnl help me al all. lwslt)’ I MM Dr Lianne! Kitiriry-l iW-r Pills. And [mind Ilrcin tel! m, m." "yd-i", | “,1 qvrr ivieti. can hiqlil recommend _tltg_|n lu unyi- one nmih e-l with coliiiipslioii or iii.- ney troubles."

_Dr. ‘Chase’: , "KjdlICy-UVCI

all denim, or Edmiinson. Bl!" 5‘ Co., Ltd., Toronto.

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not the slightest indication of a _ possession by this illrl of any uml- i , _ v _ I our“ shunt; ailiti that, on the con- .

tr r find catons clan: that she gets a RHOWIBGKQ of color throulh ‘Mich 90mm‘ or

tion."

, toonflll . "lb-u "llow tha Blanket was , entod i _ ~ I thy it Tramp,’ In next Saturday! - V‘

who says she can smell colors and I . . . ,, hear by the sense of touch. ls 0 610C neither totally deaf nor totally

blind; stild l)r. Joseph 3551791‘ head or the psychological depart-

OLDING it; ere-hoot. and full flavol‘ 4

merit o f the UDIVBTBHV of Wlscon- . to the loot pipefllh. tor Mason in furious inslnuations; they have 5m. today, {In hi‘ plug is tho tobacco f0!’ 9 Illlll t slandered no mnn in public or in

Tests were made by 1119 FY0199‘ sor with Miss d-Iigglns as the sub- ject in the university laboratories. Articles about the llfi M" 3P‘ poured in mfliillill“ and_ “swam” peldlihere is no miracle or mYBlBfY ' involved." Bill" DT- Jaslmw‘ h L have no hesitation In saying t It tho tests so far us they went gave

known“: good brooks. . sh i f . s n h to t m midi‘: rockebottom pricz.

who

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vision as remiss to her. The some is true of hearing by vibra-

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A The Facts as Declared‘ by Hansard the Oilic-

After Mr. Meigbews statement here regarding the bogus telegram

was ventilated in Psriktmen and. the official report can be appealed i0

On Sept. 24, 1919. (see Hansard page 656) Mr. .D. ‘D. ‘McKenzie’.

from

of

unfit": ""199 ill R110)’ Jvliich 300 for Selkirk, balance divided between iPi-ovencher, -MacDonald ‘and. Springfield or same proportion of division no matter what allotment WANTED .mey'he. _ i233;

The above contains tho alleged telegram then followed tht- bal-

Mackonzie did not produce tho original of the alleged lelu» surtl page 656, same tints,

The message“ ; it might have been sent by me; it is ti mt-ssngelnc

he could meet and address the

' ‘ position candidates

' they bad at all times followed the example set them by the csndldatss supporting tbs inontin QueeifslCounty. As tn bow far they have done afl we leave io- f

the candid Judgment of those who ' hoard them. ' however, that just so far as theop? ‘

position candidates

ard they have made a bod st-IW-"JI ' and failed to win the Tsvor

too daring. On page 851 of lliansard. will that the alleged telegram was no

cram "is" trotted out with airs of ness.

‘It is fortunate that we have a

supports to the men on the tiring Hliflrfi of their votes. And when

will find their record‘ to be that of

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Healing Cream Stops Catarrh

lCIogcd Air Passages Open at t Once-Nose and Throat Clear. 54-00-o-ar-m-o-o--o--o-io~-o--o--o-~o~-o<-o--one»:"mm-s

w-o-ow-ol-avp-m-n- -

If your nostrils are clogged und your head stuffed because of cat- arrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic_ germ destroying cream into your nos- trils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head and membrane. instant relief,

clear. Your nostrils are open. You breathe freely. No more hawking or shuffling. Head colds and cat- urrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up, choked up and miser- able. Relief is sure.

o-oo i iimpsign Notes i

C

(From The Examiner). Tbero-‘is satisfaction and content

in the minds and hearts of the men ‘and women who have nominated und are supporting Mr. Donald ‘Mc- Kinnon and Mr. John ll. Myers in 1e present election to the ntsn- r in. which they have conducted ttheir campaign. '.f'heit- attitude ,has been fair, manly and courag- eous. Tbey published the dates of the meetings at which they would electors of they invited

Queen's Cdunty and

hiacMastefs statement only to show be was '15 the the opposing candidates’ M whal“

ever stripe to attend those meet- ‘lugs, giving them equal time with themselves to speak and to hear. (‘ould anything be more open, or snore generously fnii- than this?

., They knew that two to one against them, at these

Joint meetings, candidates of the~

Liberal, the Farmer and the Labor. parties and that in giving equal time to each speaker two thirds of ' the slloted half hours would the glv/ on to their opponents. But rely-

., . bill] lllliédOl‘ l have no hesitation-l do not know whose writingflng “no” ‘he "efltness and’ Jumlce; a a a o

of the cause to which they ' ' were committed they did not flinch from the odds. It will be clearly

of courage, or of fair play, of manli-i neas, or of generosity tbs campaign t v-Tllfly have developed Messrs Donald; ‘McKinnoii and Johnril. Myers have ‘not been found wanting ‘qualities which all fair-tmided men and women must consider as prime. requisites ln our public men. Benit further observed that in _tneir addresses ut the long series of public meetings these gentlemen h-ivo met every issue squarely sud without concealment or evasion. ‘They have been utiittfornily court- nous to their opponents; they have sought to promote good temper and igood feeling among the candidates ‘and the electors; they have appeal- ,cd to the reason and not to the mansion or the prejudices oi’ their hearers; they have kept to the high ground as men of honor tmdiof self-respect will always do; they have maintained in their attitude and utterances the dignity which hefitg and adorns the ‘best tradi- tions 6f Canadian public life. This is saying much, ‘but ii. is justly due to the men of whom it is written, and who is there among all the ‘ thousands who have listened w them who can honestly deny one iota o4 the commendation-

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They have not dealt in mislead- ing baif truths, or in low and in-

prlvnte life; the! huve detracted

' ; nothing from tho merits of any fair, i and. honorable opponent. It would

be greatly to the credit or the 0P- if the like tri-

bute could be paid t0 them and ii’ i4

a

a

Moighea Govern-

We rest sssnnth.

L.‘

may have @115 40m Nklotldf

'IIow good it feels. Your head is

The black-washing of others‘ )srgues no special merits in those! who weild the brush with soiled

[v . there would be ?uands'

campaign that are to be rfshcili.‘

itioo and dignity of able men pursu- never made by me-Not it word ‘seen from this that whatever iackfngahtaithm, ‘mom course and sup‘

in those '

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the alleged telegram be tabled but Mr. McKenzie refused. Why did he refuse to have it tabled? Because tho evidence o1‘ bis crookedness was

be seen ‘Mr. McKenzids admission t addressed to any one nor signed

by any one although be presented it to parliament in his first speech at addressed in full to Sir Robert Borden and signed in full by Mr. Meighen. Thus tbs plot was laid hare.

r It was gotten up for campaign purposes and so little regard has "Messrs Sinclair and D. A. MelKinnon for truth that this bogus telo-

horror, at Mr. MQiIIISIYB Wicked-

relilble record like Hansel-d, to ex-

pose such political crookedness. lf Mr. Sinclair and his collesguei in i017 bad taken the course that was their duty to have taken to senr

line they would have received their the irritations incidental to the war

will have passed away Messrs Sinclair, Hughes and their colleagues

men who played nn nnworthv part

They broke faith twltb those who Sleep in Flanders Fields, '

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SHOP froin Harman's Catalog.

FAT HENS AND CHICKENS. See ad co-opertitlvc shipment of (Yanatlian l-‘arm Products Ltd.

MOVING PICTURES at

Cross. Special comedy.

music. Show starts 7.30. THE XMAS CARDS with tho

touch of style are on display at

ghe W. '1‘. Wcllner Co., Ltd._ Queen t.

Special

THE ABEGWEIT HOCKEY EX- ECUTiVE will meet tomorrow fif- ternoon at 4.130 in the Y.M.C.A. Important.

DECLINES CALL~ Word has been received by Rev. Mr. Allen of Montreal that he will be unable tn accept the call to St. James (‘hurch in this city.

POLICE COURT NEWS" At the Police Court yesterday morning one Prohibition offender was fined $200. Ono vagrant was given four months.

POWNAL CIRCUIT ANNOUN- P-EMENTS- The Pownal S. S. Worker's Conference will be held at. the parsonage on, Wednesday Nov. 30th, instead of the Teacher Training Class. Worship on Sunday" In Pownal at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Millview at 2.30 p.m.

ARANMORE SAtLS.~.- S. S. Aranmorc finished landing sup- plies ‘at Grind island and Bird Rock yesterday morning und at l0 a. m. left for Eastern Harbor. Z-——€O3——————-

' UHWflVGTilIg fidelity to s. good cause is a better advocate than violent denunciation. We have hadsome examples during the

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in which the discussion was at - journed from the high ground to tho. low, but no such charge can or \vllI

of Donald Mt:- l-l. Myers. They sustained thc p031-

Klnnon or John have worthily

porters spa great leader whose ability and integrity, whose states- mnnship and patriotism have plac- ed bim "in the clear upper sky.’

And Pains 0f Rheumatism

|__.?_. Sometimes Tboy are Unbearable

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Aches

There are weathBi‘ that make rheumatism worse. They are not the some i! "19 91,15‘ es of all persons. Some rheumatic! suffer more n dry Warm “'°‘"h‘~‘" than in moist, cold weather. ‘lwl all suffci more or less all the time.