central 1......‘

ED'8 TAXI day and night ser- vice. .Phone 087 or 209-1. .

‘POLICE COURT. —‘-0u Saturday -jone drunk who failed to appear

I WILL BE LOADING live bogs at Mt. Albion. Wednesday. Nov. 10th.——Ii‘red Robertson. 119 2i

‘ LOADING LIVE HOGS at

,Pisquld Station Wednesday, Nov.

10th, Harry Jenkins. - 2'5371163i

wnisr Wednesday night in st. Joseph's Sodalltty Hall 8 o'clock. l-iithem Tickets 25c. r512 was well

head, both solos being artistically rendered. Vine uiilll’! - "O Worship. the‘ Kins." rendered bribe-Choir.

‘ PNAYOR y fiyziumese onus 1o mime-TRAIN LOAD or

y‘ CANADIAN LEGION Dance to- night at Prince o'f ‘Wales College ‘Hall, . 2575

‘- ' _ " der that‘, ,- ‘ ——— - . by and W¢37§§§:'&QQ'1:"° 7° CROPS sure-rule first 300w. - prst of mqp‘! e -\ . , fall finds the farmer happy in the

-- _ ‘ ' ithought that all his crop is safely INNDPEG’ No“ 7' _'Neg0til"ha.rvested. potatoes being a bumper

M lth the -ttva.nsgres- " soNsiough at first the Erosiflseenied "989 Wm 5° wmmenced any m to signify defeat and shame, after} . new‘ year ‘gsyegillmygrgmlliofi, > the reenrroctiolnoland/Pentewet itlfiewéégrgg; “Bspm as Baum iMSTRAW-BERRY snoesoms. -_ becanie a sym o tr ump ; so '.‘ rs. Wm. llvlutch ‘Rocky Point 'hil

that St. Paul glorled in saying "l The Main)‘: begevlfgnrgfllch taulxgwgilwalkin-g down to the boat our Slims run crucified with Ca-lstliilven asjliwilml’ y ‘ g ‘dB-Y morning picked some strawber-

(‘I011

"y w" surrSqde" hm". #39799 q/Mfigp D12“ 2.31:6 32,561‘. tg€e":?,:;'l'y blossoms by the wayside. They inttflthe company o men- so by "d ° u h, h, d looked "more like May than Novem- self surrender can man enter into 11195719 °I acmmpfl“ 5 end "be, ,blooms_

the company of mm“ h glgiertssloiiscN-lilllzl-"Noovre OSCOINIIIJdIW-lelhg i“

m"- DP- 3am"! vwlliiiid i a .. ' ‘FORMER ISLANDER - rn pulpit at the evening service‘. The 110w llvehfli wggmgefae ggltetlelw‘l'ii;‘t’l‘:;mal.rlage wok ma“, a, Rlamkgf S‘”"l'°""'“' °“ Th“""‘5""“5-f"°"'l“'°t°d’ t m s 1 h 1‘ , -vs.. on Oct. 16th of Miss almond ""3 "l!" "Elli" 110° H" “Wiirmmy 1“ “m”! “g m" i B ‘a "Mysore oourrey. daughter of Mr. and W|Ul5ihl11k5B1V1llE "d mm H“ mad‘ l .Mrs. Jhs. Godfrey. formerly of this courts with praise." MW“ Wan’ “m” m 51°“ “city to Mr. my Grossari of Roun-

Gratitude is the complement of terms 0! 131° B90919 °1' 070V" 390ml- o e " goodwill. Goodwill cements soc- which he‘ recently vis-‘leil- Every-i ' ietyi‘ gratitude confirms that un- where he went, he said, he was ask-| ion. ' lngratitude is like a. black ed to convey i0 "l9 We“ M" all" frost killing and blighting. precintive the people ‘there were of

The feast of the Lord's supper orythe visits of Wstorners to their Eucharist is as its name implies uProvince.

thanksgiving service. ilt was fitt-’ _ . Astrid Weeps

FINE SIPAN OF HORSES.- dieginuld l‘). Parkman arrived fron. Charlottetown. ‘P. E. i. lust night with a handsome span of well- niutched Chestnut horses for Sen- |ator Curry. who will take them |with him to his winter home in Bermuda for driving purposes. The horses were sired by Colorado

lug that we should celebrate this‘; religious thanksgiving this morn-i inglahthe season of our national

thnnhssivins- ‘ ' . . ehoannot numblexzi tbhtedbenegts ‘Elligkgzile lxlfieigsaélcd bileégnhgiaxlll:

for w ich we are n o e to 1e ' . ’

. . ated on raising animals of this

‘Father or an‘ It the worms type and quality-Halifax Herold,

harvest should tnil for one year. mankind would be face to faco with starvation. ‘ Consider also the blessings of domestic and soc- ial happiness that we enjoy.

‘Hut our minds dwell chiefly at this season on tho national causes for thanksgiving. Wo have liber- iy and peace and hope. We are to thank God for o. harvest in our own provingo which has probably not been exceeded in vnluo in all our history. We have had pro- tection from earthquake and tempest and flood.

'l‘he (late of Thanksgiving is fix- vd by that of Armistice Day, and wo are to zgmonlber that God- was good to us in tho war. it would be a crime for us to forget that sixty thousand of our young mun sleepoversess having faced death that we might live in peace and liberty.‘ llut Kill our causes oi’ thnnlcfulness arc summed up in tho great debt of gratitude for the sacrifice of the Son of God who gave ‘Himself for all.

The music nt the morning ser- vice wus appropriate to the Com- munion flollowintl. _ and consisted of‘ Gounotfs setting of “There is a. Green Hill/Far Away"-—very sym- pathetically rendered by Miss Lillian MaoKenzie, and Prior's set- ting of "Te Deum Lsudsmus." by tho Choir. Special Thanksgiving music was given at the evening service. including two fine solos "Let not your heart be troubled". and “Thanks be to God" respect- ively sung by Mrs Constance Whear Nash. and Mr Roy White- i‘

.'Nov. 5th. lI/IIAUMINO. Sweden. Nov. 7.-—Al- --__ most ulone on tho deck of the Swe-l EV-ANGELIQTIQ sgnvmgs AT dish cruiser, Fylgia, Princess Arrtfill Z|0N.—A spot-lat evangelistic ser- vainly tried to hide tho tears that vice was opened in Zion Church canle as the warship steamed out yesterday, the special preacher be- or the harbor here ifiilily l0 lake ing Rev. Thos. A. Rodgers, former- her Ito Belgium. whero she will 10in ly minister m.‘ Broadview Presby- her husband. Crown Prince Leo-terian Church, Toronto, who was pold. ;recently appointed pastorevange- Th0 Will's W679 bfflllgil‘! 0n 599m‘ list by the assembly 0f the Presby- ingly by realization that she wafltcrinn Church. M-r- iRodgcrg de- leaving her native land for an livered two eloquent sermons to adapted one, ‘but later also wcfeilbrge ‘congregations in Zion tears of joy over the warmth of thezyesterday, the evening service be- farewell-s r h. grout crowd bhalt had lug specially largely ziiltendetl unri gathered to see her (lepart. iwas broadcastcd as wcll. Special

Looking very chic in u gray tiill- music was rendered by the choir ored suit and hold-lug her weddingiunrlcr ‘Mrs. Keith Rogers. u beauti- bouquct. Astrid wuved good-bye-lful quartet "The Wayside Cross". The band pin-yeti tho Belgian Nu-‘belng rendered by nlale voices. Rev. tional Anthem "La Brnbancouneffilifr. Rodgers will uddrc-ss a unlit-ii A ferry steamed out of tho harborfiservice in tho Baptist Church to- bcnring Asltritks staunch royal re- night and then for Ibo rest oi’ the lativeg for goodbye, King Chris- week will address meotlitgo over)’ tinn of Denmark standing on the night until Friday in Zion Church- deck, earnestly wav-ing his hand. ‘He is a very pleilslllj; speaker, hu-s

lNhen the Fylgla. was well oui- an inspired message. lllll| :1 clear ur- side the harbor. there was; roar ofitlculation which makes his subject guns in ‘salute, the last official clear and impressive. ‘word’ for this part o! the royal » wedding. ‘SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.

‘Princess Astrid. niece of King Aliast night's services at the Sal- Gustav of Sweden, and Crown vatfon Arm-y Oltadcl ‘took the form Prince Leopold of Belgium. were or a welcome to .Mr. and Mrs- Moj- uptged In 1narr1nge by civil cere- or Fred Knight who are revisiting mony at Stockholm yesterday. Charlottetown aflter an absence of They are now on their way to Bel-

several years. lSgt. Major ltenouf glum by separate routes. and Ht and Sister J. llarv-le spoke words Brussels next Wednesday the re-

of welcome on behalf of the con- iigious ceremony will be perform- gre-gntioil. Both Major and Mrs. up Knight expressed their great pleas- ure in being buck ago-in in Char’- tottetown- After the service Major Knight played a trombonesolo and Mrs. Knight gnve a Bible reading. At the morning service Mrs. Knight

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delivered an inspiring address from Paul: "This ‘One Thing I Do"- g:::‘::'::3:n'."'"T"""""“"‘ _‘ 1:: g: s}: in tho nfitcrnoon a public meeting

wag hold at which many old friend; renowerl acquaintances. ‘At night the Citadel was packed. Major Knight spokc on Redemption and special music was rendered. Major Knight will preside at mmeeting to- night at which Thursday's program “The Trooping of the Colors“ will be repeated.

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WANTED TO BUY- ONE HUN- dred cars Canada grade "A" potatoes. G. R. Keefe.

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THIRD CLASS TEACHER WANTS u school. or work in ‘store Apply

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to earn $150 to $300. Selling Per- sonal Greeting Cardsdiiggest ses- son now on. Samples free. Selling experience unnecessary. Write to-duy. Master Kraft Greeting (lard Co., Toronto.

25.27,10,l,3,5,8,10,12. E- ll.‘ Bucll, Almcy- 2542414; 41 ii wish to return thanks‘ to ull ’ those who rendered such valuable MISCOIIIHIOOIIB assistance after the stranding of

tho schooner "'I‘holma" which took place on 28th Oct. on south west reef Governors island dilriug the storm and fog of that day. Thanks are due the Oil Co.. and employees for kindness and courtesy to thc shipwrecked men, the hiurine De- partment and steamer Brunt and especially to Mr. Ivan Roddiu and his crew for the coilrnge displayed during the most perilous part of the HHIIBUOIh also to tho Vcssey

._L__._ JNO- A. MACDONALD’.- LAND Surveyor, HermnnvilieLP. ill. l. . 1 100840441110

_.__________________i____ STRAYED FROM MY PREMISES,

Oct. 15th red heifer, 2-year-old 6L TlPieuse notify Joseph’; Holland, . uranium. 25691192i " ‘SIGN EARMNGS‘ aTE-ADV Em

y ~ T-plltyment for Barbers. Become MALE STUDENT AOCOMNMDAW.‘ expert in 8 weeks. Write Meier

Male Help Wanted

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y‘ aNluritirliunpl-gftiigo. homed525 1A1‘? gnalliml-‘collese’ m”““m,f'1'.t,.;§; brothers‘ CAP-L F_ M‘ V5335“ F£F-r2|fé::?shsh£:i..1:§¥:A‘ Female Help Wanted BIRTHS ll 0. room: - snows WATCH WQNIZJENZLThENEl gnu Ningllrfldlgvill" ‘axial’ Phone 25, 354041.331 y ‘ 2| lllgililigelltlar. (nee Helen Large) .n 15mm" N °‘i.fr‘.li‘l'..ii‘;....ifaifiilltff53 rm" ‘ ‘ s o . rite " in i" Tltfiithzvllzlrgfsfiffigzgaréézl; foal??- Emgulai. 2544-11 oat glQUkltifil-Aa“ ,,.,,,Mn_ m m m. ._ W0 y“ warlike-PA CAPABLE COOK- 50mm"- "ml 89' Mrhggwe‘

genbfli.‘ ‘Houeemaid also kept. '°""‘°"lY‘ “I ‘P’ E‘ h‘

‘iiish School required? School

|_ d] d d m": m, Private family. All modern . _ r7sll°°rbhiisrfiir a Alligzrazce. Qmfiltiiillilel- erence required. IN uniforrg: ‘supplied. Ginger ent- “Alggzhyllnfi B M- zagbllllljfgi tiring b 1st and e te v- - - - - ~ erg-r at, ~ , t..." m, c:a:r:."a:.z:wr':t"""c:t::::t Raf-do.» ah“ ‘ ~r‘...:.‘.?‘ - ‘ Mr-m- "w-"M" i"- ‘Piw Meriduilirl ti! ‘Mrrldrvroa Ans‘ runs Zeno esxm m5!" = ‘ 1" ' ‘ °°""- " .~ L. “frail” ‘P! ‘ gotta $1.5? cssh-vgélglzslhia’ tch " ' “ cyPoint. ,- . F01’ SO10 ‘ ' ' ., v , _,, and n“, PM,‘ o, .UNDERTAKER

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Qgmy . ' 4 1 v highflet grade foxes - mud w: {wk may» an; ill-poses. All regi t. ‘hm; ‘o m]. “p; “mm arid In s Canadian Natio st

711mg g u“ "r ywm n11 Breedersulesocibtion. r...“~":... "attractor r“r~.".".:‘.z.::.::‘:::: "fimmm u j ' ‘ “r w ..- m uum. Yo. ‘liooEe- Si: 5701"" " ‘ WNW t. .- ‘ ‘

swarm: i . ,

a 3

had his ilsu bond of s20 estrenied.’

spend the- winter“ 4

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i‘ “mo, ixxix:x'x‘xax‘- H;

ones-n ms pummeled:

mes. w. s. spawn-er mes. w. c. ooox

Lilfllt .756

. . t? Gentlemen , $1.00

_ AT 9.30 Tuesday Inorninilj-‘leat sale opens for “Buddfosf. 2577

LEAVES FOR NEW YORK. - Mr. Ray Mc-Donsldsot the Guru-m lan staff leaves this morning for‘ New York where his marrleie to MissAnne Mullins takes 'lsce- the latter part of the wee . The Guardian "joins with his many; friends In happiest lelicitations. '

THE 8.8. "CANADIA-N BAHPEFWI will be due here Tuesday morning‘ Nov. 9th from Montreal and will load live stock and general cargo r St. Johns Newfoundland direct, This will be the last sailing of thel “Canadian Supper" from this ‘port. this season. ~Buntain. ‘ agents.

8

Bell & Co.,‘ Z576

Saturday night as a lady and her| daughter were crossing‘ Great George Street they were struck by s. car which was rounding the cor- ner. They were knocked down, the.

w,"

it is thought only one light was in operation.

HI NCH-—MATTlH EWS¢-~A pretty lrome wetlidlng was solcmnized Sat- urday ufterllooin‘ at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Matthews, 360 Fifteenth street. Brandon, .Mtln.. formerly of ‘Charlottetown. P- E. I. when their oldest daughter. lFlor-

iBeaiJ-ICO Giendenniulg ‘gave a sweet‘ rendition 0t‘ “Love's Coronation", dluring the signing of the register‘.

was the door attendant and‘ the

the ‘first. notes of the wedding march were heard the bridal party proceeded along n dnlutily be-rib-

groumii for the ccrcnlouy. lMIH-B Florence Kennedy was bridesmaid uml ‘Ralph M-uttltows, br10thei~ of the In-ldo, supported the lbritlegroom. During the serving of buffet luncheon. Ali's. prosid-ed‘ at a prettfly zlppoixitotl lzvble upon which a. ‘color scheme of Ochre was curried out. Assisting were Mrs. .13; ‘Scott ‘Eaton, Mrs. Bruce Davison. ‘Mrs. George flinch. Miisses Nettie Ross. Beatrice Glen- deirrning, ‘Hazel Dunsaitll, Bentricci l-Lfnch. Bertha Clark. Mary Dunkin. Jean Bacon and Maylme ‘Matthews, immediately after the luncheon All". and Mrs. l-ilnch left for Winm They will reside in the iitoselianl district.—Brandon Daily Sun.

PERSONALS

convalescrnig in P. E. I. Hospital. Mr. Jas. McAbe. Stauhoiwe

, spent. yesterday in the city.

Mrs F. J. Nash has returned from a visit to Annapolis Valley. ‘i

from a visit ‘.0 dvloutreal.

it'll Connors are ‘spending Thanks- giving with friends iii Sour-ls.

‘MLssr Sarah Mnhsr, lplililfiillll Grove 1s reported much bcttcr to (lay. '

bliss Mildred ‘Toom-bs. ‘principal of "Bryon Consolidated School is spending Thanksgiving at bcr homo "in the city.

Mr. John F. Mahar. City, spoilt u

few days ‘last week at ‘Pleuszlllt Givve. visiting friends and relat- ivas- Mr- Sam Cliflllboll. son oi Mr. ’ and IMrs- Samuel Campbell. Upper Hlllsboro Street, hag arr-Iv“) home from the Yukon on o, visit

‘Mrr- ‘tint-ran. Wilt! of sax-Sheriff Curran, St. Teresa's accompanied by hill‘ flillillhlel‘ left Saturdziy mflrllliig on u visit to‘ New York.

. '—-"t~ Miss Olive lfoeping. R. N» or Murray llerbot ‘and . Miss Milrlul Jnhnstons“ Montague left; lost week rot Boston where they will

i. 0

.'l‘ho‘l‘rsll|icnt ‘Wfelifl Iluitod Stilton c‘

nerves»! -fou|--yenr _ nolhlu off fflFh-I Qbehilflofmelhzwiu- sylranllu Iiunth- owl."

CANADIAN LEGION Prince of Wales Colleg Monday Night, November 8th

INJURED IN CAR AOCIDE'N“I'.—I$TA|_|N

child tu""rg beneath the car. They that the ‘Bolsheviki

into a nearby drug lioilflt 9f :1 (lefinitc victory for Soc- J ma. m.“ am. was admmjgger- ialism within Russia on account of fly The lady suntan.“ a conupafa. the menace of foreign intervention lively ‘bad Injury on the leg while W118 lllildc by ‘M. Stalin in u four- me chnd. was badly bmlsmt The hour speech at the Communist coll- "gms of the w]. were ‘poor, m tact fercncc. the text of which only up-

mlsing’ to abide

i903’. th

Miss Doris Gill has arrived home Wise. she ihas originated combcase. Misses Florence iHogau and Evcl- in it‘ which pockets a small comb. Whenever she desires to comb horl locks. or change hnr 4 _. _ ,_ . _, 8mm m” Comb from “m, ha. ,|H“"L;uii1|ll11ttrl to lilo’ furhlicfltii‘ buyers! and tho hair-dressing act ln-giusqi"‘*"""‘l'l m“ 1mm“ 1mm“ “kvdi lThe hat is a floppy folt.

terday experienced its snowstorm of the season. trclock yesterday utltcrnon it. ivas

gnny‘ - iUnion. This brings tho m" Wmdhreslsn trade ‘union contributions i0 IIWIB th-IILSEDOOJIUO-

a“; x

A ‘as Hall

o ‘PAftirouAes OF rue

Honour: LIEUT. oovenwon AN-D MR8. HIEARTI cub" ass; Re. |. gjonolu-zn NR8. H. s. ulennensou

oirwfm Oieholtra Dancing 9 O'Clook

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PHOTOGRAPHED

EARLY FOR

THIS YEARl-BY

cRAew ELL Phone 692-L.

Silvio LEADERS ‘BUNTINIIE now

ASSAILS "rsorzxvs POLICY—COMMUNIST HEAD SAYS oocrmuss OF LENIN w||.|. SAVE RUSSIA.

MOSCOW. No\'. 6. —Admisslon cannot ‘et

poured today. “llut". he added. "certainly we

are on the way towards its realiz-

ation. vi am sure Socialism will

be victorious hero if we follow the

principles of Lenin these or‘ 'i‘rotslt,\‘."

and discord

Stalin, who is virtually iu con- _ Party in Russia pictured the United States as supplauting

troi of the Connnunist

‘Britain “as the

Assails‘ Trotzry

MflSi-HI‘ Jllvk 5110118011 0i Mfilflfill/lfi.‘ 'l‘l1e ‘speaker turned his heaviest uud motion bearers ivcre Miss [Irma Kumeneff, zieclariug that the Com-Vina Ulfli U10 ilfliivilics during tin- Davisou, of Brandon. auld Master muufst Party “will wage merciless ‘Pas! Pleiliimi liflil been Well conduct- Jack llpwther, or ‘Iiqyfgrd, $115k, As war against these rebels until they.“ "m1 Hiiiiiiiimlvry in every num-

guus on Trotzky, Zinuvieff

reform their ways." ‘Ilroltcil against. the ‘unity of the purty. but not

E

lmued aisle unrd took their places tToye-ib" he ‘l°"1lll"‘/‘l- "m" “P909” before on artistic embankment of 3°" 110W $011691!“ li-‘i 0111115. lloliilig IN“! m“ Mums which made a 11mm; back. to rise again should the Qcnnflnflc taking on new interest. tllroughouil ' ' ' become.

situation oi‘ tho country worse."

(‘Stalin was rl-fcrl'ill1.: to the r0-

11.1!»

‘fills in

llama‘

lllli_.lL">l on profits anti |» l“ -

with the

rate lilfliilt,‘ ititurc.

record with ‘air/tiling cl‘.

which the SUCLIHE)‘ absolute.

Branch Office for Prince Edward Island at Charlottetown

HYNDMAN & COMPANY, LIMITED, MANAGERS _

Agents at all principal points.

. ilk‘

c"... rpm-t-

v;

cnco Alice. ‘was ‘united in murrialgfl . . . ..

to Jroiluir Sutherland iiinch, of Rose- 355d Hg“ (igfillngllligilidflilsélb wfilfatlni’.

lilliii- The lllilliiwl‘ 1mm was med by Tins. he said, was a situation. ‘ST- JOHN, Nov. 6. —-'[‘h@ annual Rev. Philip Duncan. Miles Beat/rice fraught Wm, dung“. m,“ nflgm We] meeting of the ‘New Brunswick Hincii. sister of the biililfigmilm- cipltate a repetition o1‘ the 191i *\""li@lli' Skiillll‘; Association lplayed the wedding music and Miss ¢phuni1y_ was livid ycstcrtizly zlftcrnooil

the office of Nugle und Wigmorc. Prince William ‘Street. with Presi- dent Prunk While in the chair. RQDOPIS Wcro received showing the association in good standing

‘ncr. and whllc it is not anticipated

steeply“. illut Saint John will look for any

of the greater chumpioilships this ‘inning season. it Wlia‘ pointed on speed skating

ihc moi/lune. Au cndoarvui‘ llc illzltlc to inicri-si some of provincial cities and iowils in

cent action. of Trotsky and the. l-Zwllli‘.

.,_ delicious other members oi ill" opposition _ 3 S Clark within the (‘olnlnuisi Party in ro- 10115 meeting had lv-uu rcud and ihcso bodies tho minus ' ' ' nduncing their culnpuigu and ])l'n-i1‘l!l>i‘0\'8<l. =1 lcitcr was read from lll rules 01' the Secretary of the |lll€l‘ilt1IlUll.ll

by the those in power.)

Abolition Of Tax Wor- D000"-

ries Agriculturists

1 (Canadian Press) iVlllTNNliP-EG. Nov. 7. at; abolition oi’ the income tax would mean an increase in the tur-

‘liff, representatives of the Canadian m Ifoultcil‘ 0t‘ Agriculture. meeting in annual‘

session here yesterday. went on record as oposed to the

Mn Robert q... mp8,)“ is rapidly repeal of such taxutloils.

‘A. lConvertible

. Hair Cut

IIObLYiW-OOD, Nov. fl. -l>lcicuc

Costellodms a convertible bub-cut:

Toy if’sho wantsit so. a girl tuber- To go with this coiffiaur. a hat band The build has a slit

rolifeilr she

Three Inches of

Snow In Quebec

QUEBEC, Nov. ‘L-Qucbec yes- flrst rel-ll ‘Ag two

eported at Quebec Observatory.

three inches of snow bud fallen- ---—<-o>—;

Soviets Contribute

Quarter Million To Strike Fund

(Clnndian Pren) MIQQQQW, .N0v_ 7_--‘/\n0il|er con- rihutioil of $250,000 for the rcllcf f Iihe striking British miners has

iboon dispatched in Englumi by thc

antral council of the Soviet Labor iotul of

, .P. E. I"."“---‘

Protiastant

Collection for purchase of

Orphanage

supplies.

Request for funds mm the whole province. Collectors will start out Mondnnflovember in.

lheelph will be reported.

elm: ldvlneeguburlptlone t» m Prime on‘... mm m ur. rtnon or LOVI" m count your m»

oorlptlon Ill)! not lea.

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After i110 minutes 0i illi‘. prov-