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—ILLUITRATED LECTURE-

i The New Baptist Hall at Bummer-

side was tilled to capacity on last Thursday evening to bear Rev. J. H. Copeland lecture on "The Life of Christ." Mr. Copeland evidently be- lieves that the eye is the keenesl. of the five senses as he had no less than 120 lantern slides for illustra- tion of his story. These slides were very beautiful being true reproduc. tioiis oi’ some of the famous magtgr pieces and harmoniously and taste- fully colored wloh. strict respect for the originals. like pictures as they appeared were delineated by Mr. Copeland, the slides following one another in entertaining continuity

ilentral“ Guardian

CHOP from Holman’: Oatalog.

v1 =1‘ WILL THOUI WHO AR! send- ing contributions to the Daughters of Empire fancy table. kindly send as soon as possible. ' 77411 17 1i BEDEQUE. —'I‘hcre will be a meeting in the interests of the P. E. I- Bible Society in Bedeque on Monday, Nov. 17th st 7.30 p. m. at which Rev. J. M. Murchison, Dis- trict 1Secrotary will speak.

WEST DEVON —Rev. J- M Murchison, District Secretary of the Canadian Bible Society will speak in the interest of that work at the Methodist Church, Wesi

i501‘ l1 llarfect theme. Mr. Copeland Devon on Tuesday. Nov. 18th at

is not only a pleasing speaker but, 7.30 p. m.

has also a rich singing voice, or —""—<'°*i_" baritone quality and his singing PERSONALS

was a rare treat. Additional featur-

es were V0951 number; by Mn J_ Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew re- P. Pogson and vocal quartettes by mmed smurdfly from a mom“

visit to Toronto.

The Drowning Of R. C. M. P. Officer In Arctic Region

(Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, Nov, 16.-—-'l'he fnal 1'6- port of "thc death of Constable Mac-

Dr. and Mrs. Leard and Mr. and MN- POSBOII. (Mrs, Dobeon was the accompanist. There was also a sale 0i (Ililldy for the mission band. Rev A. K. Herman the pastor, led in prayer and also 1expressed thy thanks of the assembly to Rev, Mir, Copeland for the excellent even- ing's entertainment.

pmiir was HOCKEY‘

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Subjecfls Personality Enhances Price 1 Of Portrait

($Pecla1 to The Guardian)

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-—A rare (“.180 of the ‘personality of the sub- lcct ol a portrait shadowing that of the artist clinic to light Saurday when it was announced that Mary Colcman, lnc., had purchased a portrait of Nell Gwynne from a prl. vate collector

The value of the portrait of Nell Gwynne depends a great deal on tho little Orange girl o1‘ Coven; Garden. the most popular of King Charles’ rnlstrcsac. and a, woman who was loved among all classes in her time. Dy artistic standards c.1- "IW- "l8 Value of this work of’ Lciy .11“ born i1lace1l well below $111,000 bill "l0 llersonliiity 11nd history of Noll Gwynne. .11 is 11-11, will 1.1.11.0 1: m-ucli more valuable.

Donald has not yet been received by me." Stated Commissioner Star- nes. of the Royal Canadian Mount- cd Police, when questioned today in regard to the drowning near Bailey Island, in the Arctic Rel-Zion. of Ian Moore MacDonald formerly of Lunenburg. N. S.

"The investigation. however, is being continued under inspector Caulk-in of our northwest territor- ies Division," stated Commissioner Starnes. "and as soon as every-av- nlble fact has been gathered a 1fu'll statcmgnt will, be forwarded hero."

[From the information received at headquarters so far. it ls believ- cd that this is a case of purely ac- cidental drowning. That the late R. C. M. P. lConstabl-e was at the time of his death. making a trip on one of the trading schooncrs, and several hours before he was missed had been soon making towards the rear of the vessel. The night was particularly dark, mid. apparently he stepped overboard and fell into the icy northern waters, without his predicament being discovered.

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Ban is Placed On

French Shipyards Busy With N a- f val Orders

(Shcclal to Guardian)

tcr he had been

Human Air Mail

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.—Ai'- decorated with

l olares ‘She Was Offered Jewelry

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revelations centering on the busi- ness affairs of two second-hand dealers named Moudelson and cal- lcd the attention of the chief of police to these men in 611111111110 terms. declaring that be was absolutely convinced they were ‘in collusion with thieves.

Mrs. Albert Drouin, testified to- day that she had been robbed of jewelry to the extent of $3.000. On reporting the theft she was asked by Detective Gauthier, she said, to go to the store of Simon Mendel- son to identify some jewelry there. She found only a small part of her own property and Mendelson told her she could have it for $35. On the adv-ice of Detective Gauthier she consented to roe-purchase it.

Withdraw Consent.

Later she withdrew from the transaction. at the same time not- ifying Mcndclson. The latter phon» ed her that the individual who had sold him the jewelry had been in the store and ho (Mendelson) could have located the rest of her proper- ty, but her repudiation “settled the matter" as far as he and she were concerned. No action had been lak- en against Mcndelson.

Similar cases regarding the same people were given in testimony by ll. E. Yale, of thc Yale Lithog- rnphing Company, where a stolen typewriter had been located at M. Mendclsoirs. while H. Lyons, of tho Merchants‘ Associa-tlo told of a thcft 0f 35 cameras from tho Bri- t-ish Import Company, 13 of which were found ill Simon Mcndelsonka place.

Many Articles.

The same witness told of a comp- tomctcr. l-iiolcn frolli Scytbcs 8:. Co., 11nd located 211 .\l. Mcndelsonfls. but this had neverpccn recovered. In each cnse thc Mcnllclsons asked small sums of luoncy for the return of tlic articles. Another typewrit- cr stolen from a man named Dag- lc. was found in :1 second-hand store conducted by Louis Haber. Mr. Lyons delivered an ultimatum to liiibflr that the machine must be rc- turncd \vltlin1i1 thc payment of $15 that Haber asked, with! ntwo hours. This was done.

The production of this evidence brought some stern comments from

Mcndclsons being permitted to con- tinue this business when thc police kiicw that these things were being done. I-ie (lcclnred that their licens- cs should be revoked. "lt is in the

Mr. Justice Coderrc regarding the

Move For Alliance

(Continued From Page A1)‘

in the giant struggle with Napol-

--- @011. at t-he end of which all the

powers guaranteed Belgian indend- ence. It was because Germany broke that bond and invaded Bel- gium that England went to war, and since the war there is no doubt that the English have looked with no little suspicion on the Franco- Belgian alliance while the Belgians on their side, and especially since they were induced into the Ruhr operation, have sometimes regret- ted publicly that they had made their only alliance with France. Pinging Big Rois

Hymans, who is one of the most astute foreign ministers now in Europe and is besides a shrewd as- sociate in all League of Nations work. has seen before him a fine opportunity for extending that alliance to the betterment of not only hsl own country's position, but that of all Europe. At Geneva- Belglum helped in the formation of the protocol. as she had helped ln1 the previous wear the plan for treaties of mutual guarantee. Now with frank insight ito the motives and policies of all collu- tries involved, Hyuians sees that the protocol, like the other plan, has but little chance of being ac- cepted- Over a year ago in the» interview he declared his opinion that the league and the world were not yt-t ripe for the acceptance of any general peace plan. But he was not discouraged. He thought the league should go on discussing plums and keeping the subject al- ways in forefront, but now, as the responsible foreign minister of his country, he is anxious to see some- thing else, something practical. be- ing dont- for the consolidation of the. authority of those countries of Europe whose desire for peace is solid and unquestioned. He sees that possibility in the formation of a three-cornered cntente btcuvcen the three Allies. He is playing u big rolc and playing it skilfully.

Lt. Gov. Heartz Donates Prizes

His Honor Lieutenant Governor Hcartz has donated the sum of $350 11 year for five years 0r $1.750 in all to be used as prizes for the Prince of Wales College, his Alma Mater.

A meeting was held at the Coi- legc on Thursday last to confer w.tl1 His Honor, the Lieu-tenant Governor, regarding his generous offer. Mr. Shaw, Superintendent of Education, ivas present with the

WASHINGTON. Nov. is. _R¢.. Doris received licrc through offl-

placed by the French (lovcrnnient. The naval program is chiefly dc

subniiiriiio light cruisers boats and destroyers, not iimltctl by tho fivc-poivor nzivn

$718.08 worth of sir mail stamps in anticipation of an air mail trip to New York, Chester N. Weaver, San Francisco uutomobzile dealer, was “barred from the malls" by a ruling from Paul Henderson. second assis- tant postmaster-general.

Mr. Weaver was. rejected as 11

be granted. it is an arrangement that exists between thieves fan]! certain receivers and it should end and there is a way of ending it.

league with thieves."

Either ollr policc are powerless and p1,.“ year, to the liliblic is suffering because ofjms, 1n the C1,,“ 525; ‘among inn-and wnlts fills powerlessness. or they are lam“, 9185i $25,

members of the teaching staff to

at the close of the session to the ilatutlvuts of highest standin several years of the College ‘course. To the students of tho the one standing

to the

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By Defeating Abegweits 5 to Nil in Titular Battle Saturday Afternoon. — Lieut. Governor F. R. Heartz Ofliciates in Kick-off.

St. Dunstan U-niversitea-they of the red and white clan proved their

PUNTS AND TAOKLES

g 1n meland wind

voted to turning out such craft as torpedo which wwc

grnni- was received from rho secon assistant

piece 0f human mail \ViiE|l a. tele-

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for (ho French nnvy. was lnunche1 at Cliorbourg, thc second of this typo, which is to be follow 1-1l by four others. These

Prince Edward “EDNESDAY & THURSDAY

November 19th and 20th oouuoooovooce-eoeeooco

o Offers.

The latest. neatcst, best fitting eight dollar Oxfords in black or brown (next Spring’! goods).

1922.

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6ENTLEMEN'$

Thc latest. perfect-fitting. dry ‘welt, brown calf boots

"Inmio by George Sister's Co. Regular next Spring‘! qcodl

"i $10.00 for $8.75. We have never offered anything so dusirublc at such a price.

Other new goods armvlnq every day and served hot

9," the last at like prices.

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wb- MoLEOD.—On October 2s, 1924.111 mnriuos were authorized in August ‘he “onn-ea] Maternity llonpltnl, 1n

|Tbe telegram added that "sooner ' or later" it may be possible to car- . ‘

BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacLeod. Thnrburn, Nova Scotia (formerly Miss Myrtle Ross, of Charlotte- town), a son. Congratulations.

MARRIAGES

McKENZiE-STEAD — At the Mnnsc. Souris on Wednesday even- ing, November 12th, 1924, James ltobcrt McKenzie of Souris and Blanche Stead of Bay Fortune. I’. E. l.

DEATHS

LORD DARLING

MclNTYRE-On Sunday, Novem- bcr 16th, 192i James B. Mclntyro in his 95th year. Funeral on Tues- day. November 18th from his latc residence to Highfielil Cemetery. Services starting at 2.30 p, m.

British jurist, famous for his wit, has dismissed the case of Lady Tcrrlnqton. who brought an action against the London Dally Express for libel. because that paper repre- ' rented her an saying that she would MllcGREGORL-Ai Hi9 PBPILLBPDOM. weir ospreyg, pearl; and [urn In Stlrllngshlrc. Scotland- on Sunday the House of Commons if elected. Nflvcmilul‘ 2nd. Robert Houston Hie Lordship contended that the (Bobby). aged 9 years, beloved son kind of clothes a woman wore in of A. G. and Margaret H. MacGrcg- Parliament was of public interest. 0r. of Morel]. P.E.l.. formerly of He also said that cartoons were Dunnvlllc, Ont. 11nd Parrsboro. N. really Ilhcllous in law, but that they S. (Toronto Globe and Halifax made one laugh and sensible peo-

VICTORIA HOTEL

a Country Notabls for the High Efficiency of its Gas Manu- facture and Enqlneermg.

(‘. H. Lynott, St. George; W. Knewpt, Guelph; L. P. Lapel-me. Ann?‘ fiusarzrx" 3:.’ I“ a" Montreal; E. J. Ashton, Ottawa; r P‘ ' ° °- P“ "W" 001-11111. Toronto; L. siioeler. Mont- °°PY F"°°-

rcal; Alex Dean, Quebec; D .M. Hall, Oshawa; Y. W. Payner, Tor- onto; L. D. Wainwright, Halifax; G. E. Abriel and wife. Halifax: Geo H. Fisher, Montreal; 1111111“; 11.x. WanstroilIiLSt.

8, Bouverle 8L. LONDON, E. C. 4. ENGLAND

1 mended for his munifict-ncc which

h Yesterdays Market

Benn Brfltherfl, might be some real old legend con-

ltbe Second Year, 's1lauding first in the class, $75; ithe class,’ $25. To the Btildunts of the Third Ycar,.to the one stand-

ing first in the class, $752 960110

' in the class $50; third in the class,

A sum of $350 ls thus to b annually among thc

$25. distributed

‘ students, giving stimulation to thv

whole student body, and a great deal of financial assistance to the deserving individuals.

1His Honour was heartily com- gives so much encouragement to the College. and indeed to the cause of education throughout the wliolo Province.

Report

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Nov. l6. -—Tlic [c11- tllrc of tlic local grain trade on Saturday WiLS the marked improve- niont in thc demand from spot buy- crs for oats 11nd a fair amount of

business was donc in Canadian wl-stcrn grades. of ‘which No. 3 grads sold at 6V2 cents per bus

ovcr the Winnipeg November op tlon C. I- F. Montreal.

’The out-standing development in

cred to the trade at Montreal.

A DETACHABLE LEGEND

Caller-So this is the old settle you told me you had picked llD 81 such u bargain. My deal‘. "'5 9-09" fect treasure! it looks as it‘ there

second in the class, $50; tllifll llflponenu,

right to be called Prince Edward Is- land's senior by winning a well m-e-rited and de- ciding victory over their opponents.

sudden death fixture of the series and the verdict was acclaimed with

represented baud of routers pres- ent.

After playing "heads-up" football throughout the first hallf and over fifteen minutes of the second the colleglans were finally for their endeavors when Landri- gan, intrepid half-liner with the as- sistance of Shea and Murphy cros-

for the only try of thegame. it was a bang-up 1exhibit1l0n of iillg run- nliig and passing which called forth exemplary praise from not Oliiy 11,6 university supporters but the Ab- csweit rooters as well: Lanllrlgan went over clean and Flemming with a penfect kick converted. If the Saints played consistent and well balanced football the Abcgweits were just the opposite. Their back lines showed poor judg~ ment in ball handling and ‘he pas- sing was terrible, while their trout attack on numerous occasions seem ed utterly demoralized. The Abcgf wells of Saturday played anything but championship foot-ball and in comparison with their prev-ions ga- mes of this year they were a sorry mess and only by sheer grit and endurance did they succeed 1in stav- ing off a greater defeat.

lit was a perfect day for football and His iionor Lieutenant Govern- or Heartz duly inaugurated thc dc- oiding tilt by k-icking off for thc Abegweibs, but as His Heller's splendid kick ruct with no opposi- tion by tlie Saints tlic bull was re- turned to the place off. Mr. Hcartz opined that had his endeavor been followed up, tlie Abcgwciis would have undoubtedly scored. as the

interests oi‘ all, including the kick W115 much bu!" U“!!! "sllmP police." 511111 His Lordship, "that “d'3‘“:8Efgflfifgllnnitlltiealfllfgglgg‘em 1111's," w-ho 11111 111s "stuff" on the

a , _ . . licenses in such cases should. not‘ “It was decided m one‘. prlzeslreturn.

with llis sun favoring. thc red and 1black squad lorced the Saints 1o lcovcr up on their own ground blit ins the session progressed the rcd aggregation began to

, In the fiirsi half

To the students of show their superiority ill ball hand- 0H0

‘ling and kzicklng by spoiling many golden opportunities for their op- At times when a sure score against them looked inevit- able the Collegians easily worked iclear and soon had the ball on ne-u- trail verritory. Whatever chance the Abblea had of counting was in this stanza and. they made herculcan cl‘- forts ‘to do so, but ‘thc Saints seem- ed to be ju-st holding and saving themselves for the last act of the drama. The Abbies tried hard but all in vain, a superior force was against, them and there was noth- ing doing. '

in the last half the Collegia-lis looked like winners at the outsct. working the bail so close to thc Abbies 'touch line that several snic ties were resort-ed to, That the city team handled the ball as often as their opponents 1is a certainty. but their handling as mentiioned above was faulty; only flashes ol‘ their former selves evidenced throughout tho fixture and the lust ten minutes of this half saw thcin tackling licro- lcaliy to keep thc rod and wliito runners off their lino, Lz-indrigan ul- bimatcly going over unniolcatod.

THE LIN EU P8

Ontario oats were stronger and Anegwslgn saints prices were marked up 2 cents 151,11 p111‘ bushel. No. 2 white sold at 02 cents, No. 3 grade at 60 cents. Saunders ............... __ Cullen and N0. 4 grade nt 58 cents per fl-alvgg bushel. Ontario inalti-n-gi barley K911), ________________ __ Lflndflga“ was 1 cent per bushel b gher at wmte _ __ M . h $1.09 for No. 3 extra and $1.08 for Mccarey "uflgge: No. 3 grade ex track. Walker __ Campbell