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11,11l \orlt.~1l1i|'1- boar. (ioorge \i;.1-\l1ll:111, Iilavkslniih, (‘ovo- imm 5.10 ll-fi-uiili. 1511011 MARCOU WILL at: AT M. 111.1111. 1:111 .*=_\~1|111~y $1., Nov. ,; j_ - -11 1i ol-luek p. 1n. I11 ro- w‘, |,.,|,;i,.-, fiilii-ll-fi-nliii

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ALBTLXQB"SURI' FOR sate-z MARES 1 AND a

For Sale

FOR SALE-—-BABY CARRIAGE Apply Si L011g\\'0rtl1 Ave. l . 537-11-5-mIil

fox. Prove-u breeder. 'Apply to Louis llarrigan, Iluncdlil, l‘. 111 I. 524 11 5 m-ii

years old, Flash Royal. \Vill sell 11111-1111 as l am leaving the island. Apply to (‘ulvin Aichcotl, lllurray llivl-r. 533-11-5-11141

i 'l‘o Lot

T0 LET —- TENEMENT OF 8 r110ms, with furnzlro. Apply 11H l l~‘1lzroy' St, " 5 11'?» mfli

,_i__i____________. ...._ WANTED GIRL ABOUT i5 YEARS , ohl to hl-lp with lmt1s11\v111'l<. App. I ly i-‘. chr1- o1‘ (luardi-ail.

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Lou. A. Buckley

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LOST—-Ff)UNTAiN-PEN ON OCT. 111111.11 l:11:11~1lian. i-ll-li-m-ll

LOST ~- FRIDAY BETWEEN -- :1111I (‘i1:|rloit1-lo\\'1| a Apply William Yeo, 541111511121

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.--l'\'i1'1's of tho Canadian 1~11 1| |1ro111l1~ 1h1- illghest. stand. 11'.1\1-l 1-11111f11rt for those 111.111 11‘1~1r-- it 1511‘ sp1-111itl1e\vin- 1-11 111 ».1 11y ('11li|'11r|1.a, or in llrit-

l-'1'...11 1111- . lllllliit‘. lo tho Pacific 111. 114111111111 National Railways "1111111- 1r.11ns of the fittest. equip- 1111-111 .1l| -11-11| trains with library H11». 11|>s~~r\.11l11ti-collipartlllenl 1.11- »:.1111l:1r1l slot-pet's, mcdcrn 1l.a-r-_ tourist. slot-port». and spac-

,1.11. 111111-111 'l‘h1.- scrvicr-s of the 12111111; 11 .\'.11l11nal aye nut excelled 1111_\'\\i11 r.

‘fr... 111111-1111‘ trains run from il;1l‘|.1-. 111 .\lonl|'1-zti---th1.g "(Noon 011111111’ and the "Maritime fix- ||it.,~_'

t-‘111-.11 .‘1l11111r1-ai the f1lmous “Con-

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1‘11111111i.1il_v fol‘ the Coast. ‘Phcrng-trc t>|1l'1111;1l routings to (fafforniali lM-l-l 11.1 (‘i1i<~a1.:11.

T" ‘ "it" i111‘ rigours of whiter, (surly. lr1p _is desirable, and by. thc

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“11111111 \hn\\'n every patron.

\_‘l11-l.--1 1\1;1-.1t.~‘» of tho (ianutlianl ~-'l111n.1l Railways will givc intend- 111111|1\1~|i1-l's 1-v1-ry inforulatlon. WI 111-1-a11g1- ioscrvtitiulis, or one

"W \'» r111- to the (lmcral lhlssuflg- ‘I ll"il.'li'illl"lll at. Moucton for de- -'r1|11:\1- literature and t'11ll dc- [-llf'i-~ 111' s111-l1 a trip.

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term lhort- and was captain 0t‘ the i-‘ortball and Basketball teams. .\lr. llurkley gar.- the boys a most Interesting talk on subjects .111-a|' to tln- heart ot‘ Iijgh School lmys, aml on the necessity 0f keep- ing an objective in front of thom all tht- 1111111 I11 order that during their school and mllcge lit'1- they might

_ mlcquately prepari- themselves for‘

WANTED AN a sucl t'ul canerr after leaving. “HUM. M. l,,.i,,,,il,n| m- m,“ schooL, Mr, Buckley in his talk “HUM \>‘|ll)()]': Supplvmpm 3m.) urged th1- ‘boys. on taking up atlr-l In,‘ Mmlvv U,- ymlr; (“Him m l1-t_11_~s and lIIi-Zllllllfljfilinft real schoo1| MMHPHFP NM,’ NHL Apply wsplrit 0t Fair 11a) 111111 gate I “- l\ mum. “M, "Hymn. n,.111:1114y' mstanccs wilt-re. this school. p h- [;,.|,,||,,\._ |.;d,,,.".iu,, 1,111,.“ spirit was th1- making 0t many :1‘

' ' - 5;,'1;,l_1]_5_,,,31 boy. when it canto 1o hulking dcci-I sinus for a right. play when he; .. ..',.*_% might l111r1- made a foul and not;

ln-en caught. I After .\lr. lluckl.\_\"s address. he, was thanked in :1 few w ll chosen‘ words by llu- l’r1~si1i1-11l oiZtht- Iii-Y (‘lllb, Mr. Juno-s l-"rqulr 1n. 1 .»\l'f1-l‘ tho ::1l1i1'.~. 1 .~ \ 1- ovctzi the business of the i‘l11b \\'.tr= iak-an up. I‘lli‘('.li(lli oi‘ oilircrs fol‘ suing your wt as follows: Prcsidoilt. Alan Stmvart. Vic1--l'r1-s., Jalnvs Fanulliarson.

tho on-

(‘haitnlan of (‘onlmiltoos as fol- lows:

Athletic (‘om.. llibbert Saunders.

Supper (‘0111.. Jim (‘u1npl1.'\ii.

Ilicnllwrship (‘om., John 11111111011.

Slaoial v1.1.1, ilarold Shaw.

Program (‘on1.. Th;- I-lxectttivte.

,\t'11-r the retiring Prrsident, Jus. l<‘ar1|1|l1:1rso11 l1a1l left. tl1e chair the Set-notary spoke a few words on he- halt‘ 0t‘ illl‘ (‘lub for his faithful lwath-rship duriilg‘ the past two yvears. Th1- moeting W115i brought lo a close with prayer by Mr. Buck- icy.

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I am instructed by Hubert Mc- Quaid of Brookvlile to sell by auction on his premises on Thurs- day ,rh 13th of November at twelve o'clock, noon: His farm of 150 acres, 100 acres clear and‘ In good ‘state of culllivattlon, the bllllance covered with hardwood and softwood.

This farm is well watered and fenced. Well situated, near chultch. schools, stores, mills and ghlppiflg points,‘ There la also a fine set of buildings on "Ii! Pm‘ party. Will be sold on easy terme-

For stock, crop and implements ace hand pills.

JOHN P. BRADLEY. 57011631 sat tuea Auctions"-

Mra. M. Chevalier,’ Belle

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“Tired and Worried N ervoustand Despondent”

"H's: eight years I eufleredfrom deepondcncy and nehousness.

River, Ont, wrifee :

Sometimes I could not sleep at night for worrying and the MK! day I would be so tired that my work was a-burden to inc. I be- gan using Dr. Chases Ncrvc Food end can say I am now en- tirely relieved of the uehouenen from which-I used to suffer. H"! things do not worry‘ me as the)‘

"Dhmchasch Ointment also re- lieved me oi eczema on my ""1"- which had bothered me for three years. My house u nevenwltb- out Dr. Chase's Medicines. '

IilE CENTRAL GUARDIAN I

T3111 '4' Lormrowu GUARDIAN Forest Fires

(Continued From Page 1)

'. ~$HOP from l~_lolnian's Catalog.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Preaching service at 11.00 tun. Sunday, Nov. 9th.

HOPE RlVElL-ébramatle enter-

talnmentand pie social at H096 River, Monday. Nov- 10th. _ 548-11-6-m3i.

OVERSEAS MAIL-A lull mail for the United Kingdom will be des- patched by the Steamers Antonia and Regina sailing from Montreal on Saturday. the 8th. A full mail will also be despn-tchad by the Steamer Mlnnedosa sailing from Montreal on Wednesday, the 12th, and another full mail will be for- warded by the Mont Lauricr sail- ing from Quebec on Friday t.he 141th and an additional mail will be des- patchedby the Canada on Satur- day the 15th.

LAID T0 REST—The funeral services of the little victim of l-Ial- lowe'cn's sad motor ucchlont. Gertrude Gander, were held in St. Bernard's Church, yesterday after- noon and bore striking testimony to the popularity of the child. More than 200 school boys marched in the procession. Rev. Father Sav- ul-lc assisted by Rev. Fathers C81‘- rull and Harris conducted the cere- lllOlii1lS. The pull bearers were boy friends 0f ‘the deceased: Frank Lutes. Joe Lutes, Gerald Gillespie. llarohl Wallace, Charles Glynn and lliil Kennedy, The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Among out-of-tolvn mourners in at? tendaace were Mrs. Geo. Gnuilet of Charlottetown, grand mother of the child 11nd Mrs. Ray Rogers of New (llasgtrw, aunt 0t‘ the deceased. (Mom-ton 'l‘ranscript).

——-————<O->——-i- PERSONALS.

I’. (l. Clark, Summeraidzl-

a visitor ip tho city yester-

I)r. (lunnlnghalti. Sunnuerslde, is 111110111: Lh1- guests registered at [h1-

' (3111 e11.

Ml. William Reid, Freuchfurt. rc- turned front the Mainland 'l‘ucsday night and proceeded to his home yesterday. Mr. Reid HEDUTIH thatthe iunncdiatt- outlook in the lumber imluslry is 11ot very bright.

The many friends of Mrs. llor- man MacDougall, Newtown. will he delighted t0 Ilenr of her ‘com- plcte recovery from her recent ill- ness. Mrs. lilacDougall is at pres- cut. spending u few days in the city visiting relatives and friends.

Feast of St. 011K111...

'l‘ucsday- November Fourth was lie Fens-l 0t‘ St, Charles of Borro- reo. thc patron saint of the St. (‘Ilarles Auxiliary. and it was {i1- tingly observed by the members of that Society in this city.

His Lordship, Bishop (YLeary celebrated liluss, at 8 n.n1. in the (‘Ity Hospital. for the (leceused 11111|1i11-1'.1. 1.1 the evening‘ at 7.30 \\'a'lsl1 preached approp- 11atcly aml his sermon was follow- cd by the lleitediction of the Bless- ed Sacrament by Rev, A. J. McIn- tyre. Other clergy present were lllorslgnol‘ Ronald McDonald, Rev. .l. (‘. lllcMillnn, Rev. Steven Mc- llotiald, Rev. J, C. McGuigan and Rev. P. F. Hughes.

'l‘h11 Hospital (‘hoir sang on both occasions and 11 reception was af- terwards held for the members. re- freshments being served .by the Sisters and Nurses -

BIRTHS

ROGERS-In this city on Nov. 5, 1024, t0 lliajor" and Mrs. T. B. itagers, Hayfield Street, a son. Con- gratulatious.

McLEOD-At Moncton, N. B., Nov 2nd, 1924, to M1‘. and Mrs. H. C. McLeod, 131i Dufferin SL1 a (laughter.

CASELEY-At Spring Valley, Oct. 9th, to Mr_ and Mrs. Cecil Caselcy u daughter, (Eunice Marie.) DiNGWELL~-At Marie. Nov. 1st. 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dlngwcll, n daughter-

DEATHS

ooucLAs-Al 11111111111 Inner-ital- Mnnitnba, Oct. 23rd. MTB- “ma” Douglas. (nee Alice Muttarl), form-

erly of Cupe Traverse.

McTAVl$H~At Ncwtmvn- "Ellw- QQL 25th, 1924, Miss Sarah Mc- Tavish. ago-l 35 veil"-

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Queen Hotel 1

water Street, Charlottetown

This popular Hotel hen been completely "‘°"°V'*°*| and refurnlehcd throulllm" and offers very’ °°'"'°"'h" i accommodation to the travel- ing public.

The flble ll enneoll") good and the public are courteously cared 70P-

Ratee 89.00 a day.

Charlottetown Hotel '00., “Ltd. 1 Proprietors ~ QUEEN HOTEL

P. G. Clark.» Dr. Ctmnlnghan, S'- gulp: ,1, M. Morrow, Moncton; D. R. Morrison, Sallie: A. C. Saund-

Lierve Food

‘Bites l 60-. 1441-. TOWN“

ors. S'al1|e: J. J. Hushes- Boar-in: ii, Bell and wile, Murray Harbor.

deliberately set. In the woods dur- ing the last few days makes the outlook serious.

Forty of the fifty fires started Sun- day. This is not surprising. says

C. W. L. meeting tonight Rosary Hall. Ladies of congregation in- vitcd for lecture. 575 11 611

CAVENDISH BAPTIST CHURCH —-Rev. A. P. Hodges will preach at

days many people go into the woods. 7.00 p.m. Sunday. Nov. 9th.

to control, but with almost no rain for a month. the ground is so deep in dust that the humus has been shrivelled and helps the fire to burrow into the ground. When this happens very little can be done and

LOADING POTATOE8—Y6Bl8f- day morning the C. G. M. M. Cana- dian Gunner which had been anch- ored in the stream since the 9791"‘ ousday, bertbed at the Railroad W-harf and is now being loaded with seed potatoes for Norfolk. V-irginia, Her cargo will be 15-29 thousand bags and she is expected ‘to sail Friday. The S. S. Caid left yesterday morning with a cargo 0,! potatoes for the Old Country.

dens in the State of Massachusetts are busy watching these fires and their appeals for volunteers have met with excellent response. Un- 1ler the law. says Mr. Huchins. wardens are allowed to call on

GOOD RADIO CONCERTS.—The radio recently installed in the local Y. M. C. A. by the Canadian NB!- ional Railways is giving good r8- suits and ‘the nightly concerts are being much enjoyed by a large number of If-EllIllEfS as well" an many visitors, Wednesday night the crowd was especially large and included many out of town visitors who were greatly interested in the election returns broadcasted by W. G. Y. (New York) and W. B. Z- Springfield.

firos. if citizens refuse they are liable to fines 0f $10. So far Mr.

ing imposed. Grafton Firebug.

The "fire bug" in Grafton has three members of the State police 0n his trail, His presence there was telephoned to Mr. Hutchlns yester- day morning by District Forest Warden John P. Croweywhoso in- vestigation in the woods around (lrafton gave him unmistakable evidence that the fires were of in- ‘cendiury origin. .

Besides the 350 town forest war- dens there are eight district.‘f0rest wardens who move at the bidding of Mr, Hutchins. They are distribut- ed in the parts of the State where most of the fires are being report- ed. The places where the fires are most severe are as follows: Sher- born, Franklin, Medway. Belling- huin, Uxbridge. Northbridge, Wren- thani, Grafton, Dracut. Holden, itcading. Winch-endon Halifax" Peru and Holyoke. r The culprit in Grafton is not yet known. but Mr. liutchins sus- pects that it is "some fool boys" who start fircsfin orderto ace the

ELECT OFFICERS—'I‘he Cath- olic Collegian Club. which_was or- ganized tinder the auspices of the Catholic Women's League, held its animal meeting Wednesday after- noon at 4.30 in Rosary Hall. There was a very large attendance and the election of officers was the main business. Mr. Hughes was ap- pointed election chairman and nl- ter thc ballots were taken declar- ed the following officers elected:-— Mr. John (lonnolly, President; Miss lphigenia Arsenault, Vice-Pres; Mr. A, Butler. Treasurer; Mr. Fred Reilrdon, Secretary. After short speeches by the newly elected offi- cers, (ither tptestiolts for the good and welfare of the Club were dis- ousspd aml plans nlude for n social leugincs. -Pyromaniucs, he sayshre to be held on Saturday evening. cillur boys or people who have a The C. W. l1. will entertain for grudge against someone and, try them nn Sa-tttrtlay, Nov, 15th. ‘to satisfy it by destroying the per-

.. son's property. inasmuch as mos-t.

The Man who ?§.Z';€.-.’°iif§i‘2..l';.“‘éfi3$;”l.“l‘;fili§ Will Control

(Continued From Page 1) that Baldwin was the only good thing in tI1c Georgian Ministry.

When Mr. Law passe-J o11t Bulli- win. with the prestige 0f being Lloyd George's chief executioner. became Premier. He began by expressing a wish to be back with his Worcestershire pigs; but soon showed that he could use good. plain, concise and at (Imus elevat- ed English and ntaster parliament- ary arts. He had a sort of whimi- ml modesty that the House liked, and. what was more, hu had a re- putation for h0nesty—-ll P81110010?" ly useful thing for

The causes of the other fires are: First, the dryness 0f the leaves and the soil; second. the holiday trippers who carelessly sot fire to the woods; third. sparks from loco- motives, and fourth, the present wind which may swell those fires to even larger proportions, A week ago the appropriation for the Stale fire warden was exhausted. but $2,100 extra was received from the executive council.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Nov. B.'—Q\XOI.ILIOIIS furnished by Ward & Johnston.

a Imltflcllln members Montreal Stock Ex- u-flter several years of experience change_ _ with the tncrcuria-l Mr, Lloydl _ Gorge. Ho apparently had not. a 1 ____________ _, 13g particle of love for the limelight; gfglmrgigip ljrjifl" _ -__

shunned the picturesque and the st‘ Lawn“ Flour __

Like Mr. MacDonlud. he wasn't American Can ..... -. prime Miniswr long enough for Brazilian Fraction . - the country to judge much ol his Howard gmith Pfd. ------- -- merits. For he hadn't been in 0i’: Howard Smith Com ..... -- fico a YEW‘ Whflll MP- Amer)’ “m1 Spanish River Pfelefffid mp9;- young enthusiasts got. him spanggh River Com ....... .. 101% to try to dc in three weeks what Steep Comp“). o; Canada __ 79% Chamberlain couldn't do in tun Brmsh Empire Steel u“ ___ __ years, namely, convert Eniélllnd m penmMm-Xly g .p_ c_ ___ __ 152 protection; with the Confifiillleilce Abmm ______ __ m“ hm“ 14°‘ l“ "Wm" Sin“ Shawinlgan --... then. or t-t least up "M" Weline-s‘ Laurent,“ ‘Pulp __________ ___ day last, Baldwinhhzis lbrgzyrgulgegzcugl- Canadian Genera] Eleceflc __ __ ed as a somew a (u . ' _ mundur of .1 rebellious host. Lord bflnfldian gteamsiliip __- Beaverbrook, who owns u lot cf big Cflnllflm“ C “m5 p ' '“' newspupefg‘ pretended to destnse Asbestos ._----- . him; Baldwin rota-listing in has Dominion r158 - bust Harrow style by saying lhlll Montreal Power .... _- Benverbrook was a person he Winnipeg Electric ---- wouldn't cure l0 have “l his boil“ National. Breweries - aml Lord Rothermert- W118 Bililillly Atlantic Sugar ___ antagonistic. However, nvl-h-ng Atchison succeeds like Ptllccesai and It “my Am. Car 1i’: Foundry ..... -. 165%

_ 133% 82

. - .llty be that tho noble lords will be pre Am! Locomotive ________ _. 80% state of Maryland by 4 111m?‘ _ | pared t0 forgive much to this 1km‘ ‘smelling 1A Rgflning __ 807/1; of approximately llifllililmvisyrtfléutitfit week's important happening. Anaconda Copper __.__ .. 36% observers nttrlbutel -

llulldwin, like Bonar Law. D1115

. C ll P ill Railway .. 153 nun“), firs.‘ and ms politics after, anaa {In 8C t:

Bukpwhkqs a socialist who nearly Mex Petroleum

high rates on agricultural products. -—--—-u_-0>--—-—-

DQWNED HIM

BOSTON, Nov. 5. —When Thos. J. O'Brien struck at Mrs. Margaret McHugh. a1... of Boston's police- womenn. shs did not pull her club on him. instead. she moved aside to avoid tho blow, then stepped- ln and with a right hand swlnn sent him sprawling to the street, opening his left choc-k-

At the police station a physician's snrvlcea were necessary for O'Brien. .

52%. Wheat, Dec. 146%; May, 150%. O-&i——

Montreal Has

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(Speelel to the Guardian) MONTREAL.

evening. Flakes began to flutte

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Mr. Hutchlns, inasmuch as on Sun

Normally these fires would be easy

citizens to help in the extinction of

Hutchins has heard of no fine be-

drnmatic; became chiefly famous 93 for his brivar pipe; and wore such gt???“ P039251" ‘ 11% shabby clothes as to draw a pro- ‘u ‘ “n9 g5 "Em ‘ 561/; test from the "London Cutter and (Alba Cane “gm” ' " ' 1% q-flypn-g- Pan American Petroleum ._. o

wards He has two sons and four New Ymk Central """" " five of the incumbent fellmsenm‘

-- , - - st-l ____-_._-_-. o1 ,, : duushlv"? “m1 p""'n“ps “s good a ljiltlbtrlrlidfiontflekailer ______ __ —- I ‘Ives were riluleciiliittilrlrtitlrrl-vtirh. sidellght as any upon his chlract- n S rm Hem 15% John PhllLp fl - er is that his favorite sum-Oliver 8 y P B --—

. ~ d Tory seat for Mr. international .\ler Murine - "‘ -;+»oooo<o-oo_+»+oo++@" Ralf...’ MzhcDr-nnld. Pres- Steel C“ --------- -- ~ 1» Hotel Victoria i {mo-bi lsleaéikin; .I_,...l.f_i_-- Wu" an“; ghgripttetown ' ' 0U BT11 ac C - . 4P Tamil Reductwns S““‘°'"*“" .223‘ i Uni P cltic - -- 4 - Not EX 60t9d11...i.“c1>i>1>e. .- 78% x ubiic a comfortable. alt-to- u s s1 1 110% 0 p 11 r1 Contains 44 1- - e6 -------------- -- 0 date o6. (canacmn Pr“? i 11 S. industrial Alcohol ___. 73% room. Wm‘ "w," “my. orrawa, Nov. 5.-'r ere s a ‘ all dislnclination 111 official circles MONTREAL EXCHANGE < Ti" °“""‘° " "mm"

hare tocommcnt on the 1101111111165" 1934 Victory ------------ -- 104-50 <> W" °""di' Tdgphom m victory in the United Stat-es. At 1933 vicim-y _ 106.65 ’ all rooms. Courteous e6!‘ the same time, the feeling prevails 1922 Victory _ _ — 1 v|“_

that as u. consequence not n111ch1937 vmm-y ______________ __ ._ ’ H a BROWN. t can be expected in the way of tariff BANKS 4 '