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Fine Recital

The recital given by Miss Marie Plliluet in St. Pstriclrs Hall, souris, Thursday evening. the. 31st mst., was l. , Zrand success in every particular. Miss Paquet's piano selections were for the most part, selections from Schubert, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Beet- hoven and other great Masters. The large audience showed the greatest et- telition during the entire recital. Al- lll°llEl1 yet in her teens, Miss Paquet is an artist in the fullestmeaning o! the word and deserved-the warm ap-

Coincdian, who kept the audience in a stale of merrimcnt, rounded out a performance that will arouse sweet memories in the minds of those for- tunate enough to be present. The beautiful Heintzman piano used was kindy loaned for the occasion by Mr. Clifford Cox. , -i

Use illlnard'a Linlment in the Stables.

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i Western Guardian

JUSTICE - Prohibition Magistrate Twccdy held his usual weekly court

. _ gd in Summerside on Saturday at two th

l>~ ln. Three Summerside parties

charged with the illegal wnsumptiou ch

of liquor. were fined $15 and costs ex - , D1. 20 days; $15 and costs or 15 days: of previous years so that the Mis-

nnd $30 and costs or 30 days respec- 5

An adjourned case, a party from Lot 5

shortly after three o'clocl¢ the court” f

cache, where two gallons of rum

medlately procccded to try the case. e The young man pleaded guilty and was fined s300 or five months in jail

or six months under the Customs Act. ° Only half an hour elapsed between a

thc Court adjourned until Saturday next. ‘

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'JOl{ANNliZSBURG. South Africa.

It has been reported from Mafeking S that lions have been roaming around West Ranch and a number of farms in the Sitagoli district have been visited by them. Thcy have been de- vouring livcstock on the farms and I

a victim to the lions

between Soltpan and Grootsweln _S

lion. The animal bounded towards '

succeeded in clmbing a. tree in_tim

unable to do .so and was immediate- ly attacked by the lion, which feast- cd upon thc ullfortunnic youth. It wus some considerable time bcforcj the elder boy could lcave his illlmel of concealment and EWS lllf°l`m“.l'l°"'

Black Specs Before

The Eyes Made - l

Him Very Dizzy

BKINGING UP FATUUD

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ailllillscliiestilill “asc-that oi Matthew, Mcnonhld. His whois body was ef-l rooted hy h-omhiimz-had dmv Spellig and \\,-as light-i1ea<lccl_ His E€ll°l'° l heallh was D00l'» "MY health was very " bad My stomach and liver were much , upset. I had vague pains in my back ` My shoulder blades ached. Blacl; gpccks noarch hoforc my eyes and e degpgh-gd of getting well. The doctor gc my chemist sh0P l'€¢°llllll°”d°d

well and stron8 N°W I sleep

1 rcconmlend my friends to use Dr

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tively. A Kensington party was fined ce $20 or 20 days for a similar offence. 315” Dewmber next' Dr' Ayers pre'

11 charged with having liquor iileg-' en

ally in his possession, was fined 5309-_ of the church also presented facts in and costs or three months in 15,1; reference to the local budget. The of-

icisl board has approved oi' the plan ._ 12 Co _

n “Every Member., canvas; A . mpare ourselves dahy, to be

r a - rong committee of '70 laymen and mf:tJ;j“s'cl

Omen has been appointed andthe] e ose of the meeting Mr.

adjourned and Chief Inspector Hay- fo wood. accompanied by excise officers st Flatts and Malin made a. raid on thc w "speakeasy" on Central Street. Alter" w digging away a pile of coal on the d concrete floor they found a. removl- g able slag. which gave access to the out and 1-¢;um¢d_

were found very cleverly concealed. In The young man in charge was ar- at rested and at once taken up to the en Court House, whore `Magistratc|E Twccdy reopened the Court and im- Sl

under thc Prohibition Act and $200 _Ar

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the time e ra was ma an Individual me'

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that he is receiving numbers of let-

Llons oN frm: nslurasn ms or wncratulal-lou. cue coming. l’°“" "00 °“l’l° Yard-S °l l”°llll’°f°°‘l

at least one native boy has fallen br

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Two nrllvo boys lmoucucd t0 be , on the veldt in a very bushy part X

them. The older of the two boys' D

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Church Services

BAPTIST CHURCH

Very large congregations were » in

attendance morning and evening at the Baptist Church yesterday. Ber- mons of outstanding eloquencaand

power were preached by the minister, chief speaker af, me gms som 3". Df- A 0- Vl“°¢nl~ The m°mll1s wb- vice held in tho Y. M. c. A. last night. ject was "A Challenge to be differ- eul-". s siirrlus nnoenl to his-hemrs marks. took those words as his writ, to conform to the standard of Jesus. uw rsthertllan following the world. or

Thc evening sublect. "I-»lf°.~Wll-ll B In his talk he spoke of the wonderful Vl°W l° ll! °lld"' W!-I ll- Vll/ld 5¢U'°ll' examples the following men had set: ins sermfm lo young people urslus or _ wlllrcd Gronfell, Lora strath- thlt they take thought now 01 the oooh, Dovia Livingstone, President cuusefluence-1-vlan now with 1 vlew, Herbert Hoover, Thomas Edison and

lo f-he soul- ' i Ab. Lincoln.

A lull choir led in music, worship

ful “ld lll5Pll`lll¥~ "Dreams 0f Gill* few helpful thoughts, which had come lee" was 'impressively .sung by a mix- to ed Qulftcllfti MIS- HBHGGFSOB. Ml-55 study and asked his bearers to put' McNeill, Mr. Calder and Mr. Stems.

_R.cv. J. R. saint, D. D., of Kens- 3. Aim to be at one with the uni ington preached very acceptably at verse.

th services yesterday in support 4. Watch Out Bhd Buifd 1811115! the maintenance and Missionary "ADHlhY-" hd or the ohms church or con- 5. Keep your physical health audi a. Trinity Church here is probably .vl¥»8llty. 9 urges; and mm; pnmgtgng 6. Learn to draw inspiration from;

urch east of Montreal. The amount pected of the church is in excess

ionary Committee are much con- rnedabout raising the full duota by

entcd a. statement up to the pres-

All the church activities are now

vening Dr. Saint spoke from the

text Matt. 13-38"‘The G00d Seed

e the Children of the Kingdom" nd in‘ s. splendid and appropriate

ddress he set forth the power 0! the . pillar whccls, together with five

dlvidual seed and the power of the

The moming service was broadcast

by C. H. C. K. operated by Mr. Walter _

Burke and it is pleasing to learn material will require to be excavated. _

rom far of! Califomia_ The choir gave an anthem at each

Nov. 23-(By The Canadian Ercssl- lscrvicc Miss Doris Tait singing the

D10 an at night ` of 16 feet for the boiler room oi’ the

'new hotel. the depth in the other: parts being ten féet. The 16 feet:

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Yesterday. afternoon the minister

5 ume_ Mn E_ T_ Higgs’ treasurer are in harmony with what we want

l In the evening the anthem "Rejoice

The solo parts were taken by Miss Flora Campbell and Mr. Harry Cras- w ll.

Y. l_Vl. C. A. SERVICE OF SONG

Mr. E, D. Otter, of Toronto, was tha

Mr. Otter, after his opening re-

hat is there that comes to a man woman that makes for success?"

Mr. Otter, in closing. gave these

him after careful thought. and

them down.

1, Take time for thoughtful solit-

ude and Prayer.

2, Analyze those people, woo are

dynamic and seek to learn of them. _

Ye With Jerusalem" by Arthur Pagei

1.' Reinforced

nature.

7. Learn of Jcsus.

8, Watch and train our desires. 9, Think all day long how we can

bc helpful to other people,

10, Think in the morning of the

plans for the day and see that they

to be.

11. Watch our thoughts as we go

to sleep.

ork was started yesterday by the; I istribution of pledge cards and 9. ° anby the chammm' oodiy number were at once filled

full working order. The' attendance i (C°llllllllefl fl`°'m P286 1)

suday school is normal 439 pres-I -------- ----

t yesw_day_ The junior c0ng',.ega_!contractorx it is necessary to tear on has a. regular attendance _each | d°Wl'l ll" fm* °ld W°°d°l'l l9Ull<1lll8 mday of between '15 and 100. In the "°W °°°”P-l'l’.‘3 tl" Sllei "5 ll-5 l'°l'l'l°‘/lil

ought to his congregation a. very practically arrived the contractors_arc ought-provoking subject. "'1‘hc Par- confidentthat they can complete the and with a'maxln1um draft of 19 bio of the Seed", as found in Matt. enormous amount of foundation feet 3 inches.`under full load. It willl

III,was dealt withinamanner that work required within the specified be equipped with eight boilers, dc-l

Otter was tendered tile hearty thank.;

WILL BEGIN

would take about two weeks. Work men, therefore, will today begin de- molishing tlie building.

6. _sous Goh.

5. ‘°'i'ufsta” reinforcement prevents stretching. . _

7. Patented Chrome Leather Protector

from toe ro instep.

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the skate with the professional *ice-lay,” and the shoe with glove-like fit whidl wgethergivj a hockey player that eogmdgng "one-piece” feeling underfoog '3 The C.C.M: Special Skate has a. _~ blade of ]essop’s Swedish ore . _ sreei, tempered by special C .C.-M: ' processes to give a shodbresisring .; body and flint-hard razor edge. Try and nick it. Reinforced tube.

ltber aulflx lo ruff Try and bend it'

all purses. '

Rivened ro the C.C.M. No. 281 Pro-

fessional Hockey Shoe, a irm.m]¢|,4 siloc which, when lated, (aku gem;-3

Duff! N u. 102 $20.00

Tube.

I _z`_` Bhd. of shoaiohl super stool. _ 5. Electric welding and hand soldering.

’4. Steel Shank Arch Support.

but comfortable grip of heel and insaep. - Genuine yellow-backed Kangaroo leather, lined with brown kid. "i'nfsta"

» reinforced to prevent stretching. Sieel

shank arch support prevents sagging and 8.1.: feet. Moulded solid lgghgg box :oe and counter. Pgddsd p|g¢m¢d 1001;'-l¢ and chrome leather instep pro- tection. Reinforced eyelet row. Ag i exclusive C.C.M. Outfit.

Kangaroo leather upper.

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Carry a Full Stock of C. C. M. Skates.

MAIL ORDERS Pnolvllvrhv FILLED

R. T.

A steam shovel, operated on cater- I

motor trucks to haul the excavated material way. will be in operation and are expected to arrive tonight.

Approximately 7,000 cubic yards of

'I-'he foundation work will call for a-

concretc, all the work and material being of first class quality. It will be necessary to excavate to the depth

excavation will probably mean dig-, ging through some hard rock. '

Despite the fact that winter has

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omewhnt contradicted tile popular time. V€l0PlIlB 0.000 11- P» With lhrffc trlillf-‘i

Wllell mel’ suddenly "me “pon I conceptions of the teaching of the Mr. Allen, head of the contracting expansion engines, two operating thcf

“gage 4 l firm, formerly belonged to Su'mm¢r.| two stern propeiiers and the other The Lord is the Sower, the Seed side and is a nephew of Captain

‘sown are Christians who have in their Sheppard Allen of that town. He left ll°°°55lll'Y V’ meel l°° °°lldlll°ll5-

to save himself' but the other W 'l1EB.I'l.Sri.l’\€ W0l`d Of the Kl!lgd0m. and the province 55 3, youth sbgteen

the one sou is the nge’ or gen¢:a¢_i0n_ years ago and has men very 5uc_ through the ice. the sides of the shin”

the bow propeller, this latter being

In order to facilitate operations,

will be curved The present fcrrr

The Aftern0011 Bible C1855 WHS Well ccssful in the construction business. r ' ; _

attended. M.r. James M. hfcFadyen,RHem|y his mm nmshcd an ,m_ : steamer has straight sldcs._whi;.i

l1l'0\l8l1t the young people a special portant job for the Harbor Commis- ' :°m°;iml; 131ml?" me lmudlmg "I message that was thoroulihly appreci- ,ion at Ham,x_ involving the com hx D $11 Vee Cie- Wm be of mel; Bled- 4 .struction of a. marginal road of con- e ne .S5 `

throughout with three tracks on thc’

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The Mlnl-“el” °°°°l“P°“°‘l Ymem more and scorn blocks, tho Joh he deck with a capacity of smecnl

bm 0! S°lSl°11 "ld °ll°ll'» m°l°l'°‘l l° ing finished one month ahead or the °"

freight cars or eight passengers carsl

Mennaid, L05 49. Where 5 service was specified time Mr Allen will remain | .

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held for members of the Church of ,n mmm touch with the work In .Tlle UPF" deCl~ ‘Vl “°°°mm 5 °

in ood °° forty automobiles. There will bel

.s§°u;Fd' H Tlae Broxil; W2; regilon cm"l°l'let°“'“’ ample passenger accommodation. sal-l .C gd Zn 3 g Mr' L°W‘ superintendent _ M mel oon. ladies' retiring room, smokingf W. pl' 5°" ' _ jobhere, has had wide experience in lmom’ restaurant' news sumd and an;

'Thuse who 'mended zum last even- lllls lilllfl °l W°l”l‘- He lf’ “° “ranger observation sun parlor. For opcmt-~

mg hum °n° °‘ m;;“t'fz'T?;;1E§:§_ to Charlottetown, having been cm- mg pumnses the vessel Wm if mm” °l' me year' e ' n° y ploycd in the railway ldevlfllllelll equipped with radio telephones. The publish it later. here twmty one years ago. This is his new ferry will be gwemy four- fog

The Senior Service of SonB was ng-gt visit to Charlottetown for many longer th,"-, the ferry at pl-gggnt my

d questions u

nd discussed durther ye

m°°°ml“"l'mg' Mr' Fulton answer- ars. service and will have 9. cRDllClll"

greater by six modern freight corsx

.th° subject °t me evening' . Ei hty-five escalators have been Its engines will have one thousand

rning service the choir 3 dm |

D . Hamiltons Pills. They ___M llle “'l° ,, ` stalled by thc London subway. horse power greater cam _ me to use r rendered the anthem March on. ‘“ work on the dredging and “.mm_i

made me - _ .. _ _ “`°ll- 9" we" and have strong nerves' March ml' ye some” mm ' by Dam In a recent month 15,135,000 Vins of ins oi the approaches of tho nic.-Sl

l'°"' the mm pan mms legen by Mrs' llgnltg were produced in Germany. .for the enlargement of the iw.. for I F. Laffcrty- ‘ _ ____ 4 1 " ‘ _ ____ ___________ _

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oil

mlnals. is now under way. Colili'nc:.v;1n¢¢¢-1 ycstci-day by Dr, A, J, Am.

was u\\'a1'dcd to tlic ~No1'llicril Coll-5 Wg, Deputy Ilqlnisu-r gf Natlm-|31 struction Cu., Lid.. and J. W. Slow- Hcuph deplol-ed mg 1a_¢k of ggcgm.

art, of Mollirczll. 'Ihe ililpro\‘clnc-il'..'_=_l mo.-muon in canada for me tray- wllich include inc building of cl. ment 0'; drug gddigtg 1, guggggtgq l`f1llli9ill'l- \\'lll lllflllc ll ll'~l55ll>lC_ f0l' the pl'o\'illcial governments amend motorist.; to clrilc up -to tlic \'c1~sf‘l “mir hospital new in Such 5 way as and ruli lhcir cars on board ill- L0 make m~0\»g5i0n for me Care and stead of as at llic pi'0s<.‘lit time. iiaiv- U-Caimcm of drug adding in such llli! lll0 Hlllf0lll0lJllCS ¢ill`l`ll`fl “ll ll3'~ in.°.lilu'.ions. Another resolution en-

cars ou the cur dock. fiorscrl mc suggestion that with res-

--ir-°“~_"`-' pcct to thc treatment of sick marin-

ers, llic Federal Government should

' impose n tax oil vcsscls sufilcient to

Dld Not Dance ilcirny hospital. medical and nurs-

______ ing; cools. The tax should be made

(Special in Thu Gulmmm tnclcqualc to enable the fund to rc-

Ghnscow, nov. :2. ~hhs.i»..f. of this ll“ll‘@f“l° °l°°l°lS '-0 ‘ll ‘l‘=¥l`@e- “ll

and surrounding bumwicks wcrcl least equivalent to the scale oi keenly disappointed last night at alchmges required by me w°rl‘men"‘ dance aboard lm, .1.rans}.]vnnm iu|Coinpcnsai.ion Act in the varioui

dock ilcrc, wllcn lilo Priilzrc of Walcsi lwounces' concerned'

sat and watollccl iilstcml of dallcin;:.i

Tllc Prince lool-;c<i vcry Lirccl :iflcr nl

busy day ill Edillblll';:li_ lin .wit with; F `

the Duchess of Mollirosc. and ilospiicy W E A K M E N

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lnnlly anxious rxlalircs from lilo lalirj d;inccrs_ uid not lakh- ilic ll-.or `

Crmadian Press

OTTAWA, Ont., No\'. 21!»A num- I

bor of important wsnllillolls ilcnliiig

with thc mcdiolil .siillnililil in Call-I adn. were clidnr.=r~d hy' thc lim-il ron- frrclicc on nic-ciilzll .ci-\i_.~,.-»i\:-:':\w:-

cd by lilo (fnnafliwii .\l"'|u':ii .'\\'»ofl- _ nllon horn today. (lilo \\ll\l li follow-_ cd the lilies of lim .\\|_:uc.. hm ml-l

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