" DECEMBER 2, 1927

THE. weayqriiuii<>wu Queue-iv

BRONCI-IITIS Ev pWInter

Hi1. Wm.

every winter-pi v

from the eXertion. _ g > "Lut winter e. friend advised me ‘ct a bottle of your

nrnvvooirs i’ Norwly "Blue. Syrup .

Was Subiect to

951°)’, 524 lfilLStrect, London, Ont, writesz-"My daughter, ‘flea fourteen, Ila subject to bronchitis

“Elie would cough until she was sore

g Central Guardian

auv Noun HOCKEY aoors iiiiil skates at Purdie d‘: Ferguson's 781-12-2-21.

LOADING LIVE H068 AT iiAz- ELBROOlL-Tuesday Dec. 6th. Harry Jenkins. 705-1l-30-wf11i

TWO NEW MODELS — if Y9" want a blur- overcoat this season, don't miss this great value $25.00. —Pat0ne Limited.

‘ 77742-221

to

Db YOUR Christmas sboppim: iit Purdie k Fergusons, slippers, hoicproof hosiery, skates- etc., make acceptable gifts. Purdie & Ferguson's.

hockey boots.

g0 I got a small bottle to try and wan dgllghwd. to find that. before she bad taken half of it hcr cough was com- pletely relieved.

"I certainly foal justified in recom- mending it to those suficring from pppghs and colds-" .

Prire 3751-. a bottle, largo family site mp; put 11p.n11l_v by The '1‘. Milburll p0,, Limited, Toronto, Ont.

ransom/its

1mg J‘. 1".’ Arnetl, who was iii thi- city Wednesday, attended thc SI. Andrews night dinner.

l

Mrs. Ewen (laiueron hasHrcturn-l od homo from a very pleasant vls-g- i1 to Westmount, i’.Q.. the guest of‘

78i-12~?.~2i.

suv voun RUBBER footwear

781-12-2-21.

LADIES sec the new overshoot; “Suo-boots" Purdic 8r Ferguson's window.

that are shown

781-12-2-2i. LADIES LOW grey $1.7

781-12~‘.l-2i.

hsrc- they are made of pure Gutta. Percha Rubber and are guaranteed. Purdie & Ferguson Shoe Co.

in

CUT overshoec blank $2.50 fawn and Purdie & Ferguson's.

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VALLEVFIELD-Divi/nc Servic-

permittlng. Ileifasi Unite

3 p.n1.;

es Dec. 4 11 a.m. Roads 11nd W91!‘ thcr Church

d

Kilmuir 7 p.111.

.\lr. and hirs. William ‘Nright<.~

(lnpt. John A. hlclhnald p} the (1.5. "llurutt" 1111s arrived

iii this i-iiy.

' i

Air. \\'. Roy Amruuit.‘

111g for Milpclon where he has rrpif-ll :1? lmiiail position pit llrnneivlc r-‘llotel. g - .

Cough A taken internally 1 with

cough.

from lliiliriix. whore he piuced bid ship i11 wintor quarters. (fzipt; ‘McDuiiulil- will spend tho winter at his liqnic

‘who foi- ilii‘ post "two ye:11-s,,hp§ hep“ mg popular iiud pbliizlng clerk. at the, Victoria 1-1pm. left yesterday inoru-

tho

at Hacking

half teaspoon of hlinarifs molasses will ease the throat and stop

Monday Buys‘ Meeting Valleyfic-ld v 3 p.m.; Kilmuir 7.30 p.m. Mr. ll. " H. Simpson will be present.

WOMAN'S INSTITUTE _ .The uimuiil mrotiiig ol‘ the Gnspcrcaux lVfl. was hold at thc home of lift-s. Sidney Llowolyn 011 Nov. 21st. The meeting opened by singing the ode. The financial statement for

e11t.. Letters of thanks were read from the Orphanagcs '1"l and Rod Cross. for contri-

uiim 0i’ $5.00 was

" (liiristmas Tree at the

00mins year. Roll call roi-

‘ (home of Mrs. Elizabeth

the your was read by the Presid-

butioiid to those institutions. The voted for a School. iiloneyyyias also voted for basin and soap for the school. The following officers were elected for the coni- ' lug year". President. Miss Helcn Soi- oniou, re-elected; Vice President. n1. in the Wood islands Eiifli flail? lilrs. Sldni-y Llowclyu; Secretary-l i Treasurer. Mrs. Ben]. Hayter; Dir- Rev. Mr. Rodger will conduct se ~

(inn insertion .. Four ‘lrinsrtloiiii lflllltvilulertloln

i CLASSlllllED ‘ADVERTISEMENTS .

...l0o per lino of 5 words Bo per line of 5 ‘val-ill -~1---....8o qr llno of G word:

Miscellaneous For sale MEM0RIAM0ARD51§ND MOUBN-lron SALE-THOMPSOWS MILL lng cards at shortest notice. G"“““”':l°b Pmliw- W Suffolk. 111541-2241

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Li‘ l._____._.___.___..._.._____. FASHIONABLE WEDDING STA-l FQR SALE .__, BUFF oRplNa-l-ON cockerels. Apply 224 Richmond

tioncry g; fine selection.

_ Guardian l Job Pr tery. t1.

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BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS, neatly printed. Guardian Job Prlntery. tf.l

_ i SHIPPING» TAGS, sxranirious-i 1v supplied. Guardian Job Print-i

er . 1, __y ..___ , _ jmlr JNO. ALJFRED MACDONALD,»

1.111111 S1l1‘\'i-y01'. ilorinziiivlllo, 1'.‘

'2. I. II-IlO-luiul

come-vol 5.55.325‘- 0N -sai.'u zit iiulii: J. f‘. .\lucl’hcc_._

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MARCEL wave- fi-tis week I101», liflililYl-l ilcuu Patricia '71 911-30-31‘

F05‘. ,S‘_BRAV|QE"‘T' PURE", ’ BIIED

Yobkshireliok Selected by Live

Sibel!‘ “Branch. 'Wllllam Coady.

Hazelbi-ook. . .' ‘ 750-12-1-31

HOOKED RUG CANVASGEI IN approved liiiiid drawn designs now boiug oliown at lldlllllcrllili

idxcluuigc: ’ '

.. . »12-.1~2i-| CORRESPONDENCE canoe mo’ envelopes with addroauprlntod, lust tbs‘ thins lei-Acknowledge-

- "Wm. iutiinations, istc. Guardian Jpb Printery. tt 1

Female Help Wanted w uran- a 0111:1511 MAllLl l

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pply 277 Richmond St. i vaz-ii-zio-ti ~

(Yrcoki ._l)cccn1bor'1 '81 i1. I‘

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St. 696-11-29-4

Cornwall, 55 under lliiiich on promises. Apply lvan Duvur.

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l FOR sate’: 1o ACRE FARM AT cultivation. ‘t0

_Stcelc, lylrs, Wilson 1\lcl(1-11zic. Al ‘- program committee “'21s HDIIOlllKPAlISUPDIY’ you with famous to provide entertainment for tl1e"*kal°$ “l 1119 ffillmvllii; DNCBSI - M Griflln I-Iglifpx‘ B R, Adams m,“ Children's bob SRRII'$\5QQI ' ' ' ' " . month to be answered by rititllgd, Rlrls 11nd womens at 90c, $1,135, $1, to“ l"|'1‘11e next meeting to be 11pm at the 75. ladies auto $3.51), menu at $23 Acorn 5°- W-W. $1.00: model C. $5.00, l Meeting closed by singing thc Nnt- ""1119!

1011111 Anthem. '

DFOIWPIY- A1191)’ R- Thumllflilllilvalvcs arrived in the sunny state in; perfect condition aftcr an eight dav‘; ,

pleased with the wonderful quality. l that a large and steady mot-ml m} ,

Central Guardian

LADIES soc tho latest colors in holeproof hosiery, in silk, silk and wool, prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 uuzi $2.00 for full-fashioned. Puriiiu o’: Ferguson Shoo C0.

781-12-2-2i.

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL-Ev- ensong today will be at '1 o'clock in- stead of 7.30 p. m. to enable con- gregation to hear Bishop TRYWI" Smitn.

setrasr - On Sunday. Dec 4111 there will be services in the Pres- byterian Church at 11 a. 1n. and ‘l p. in. O11‘ Wednesday. Thursday. and ifriduy evenings, Dbl! 7. 3 11"‘ 9, Rev, Thomas Rodger, Toronto. will conduct a series-of Bible stud ies. These meetings will open 111g 7.30 o'clock. I 1

WE ARE SHOWING a wonderful lino of hockey boots this season

lcourt is the King Versus Buchananl an indictment for larceny and re-, calving stolen goods. The case wllll ‘go to the, jury this morning.

K. C.. Char-

-Mr. K. J. Martin.

tlottctown. arrived in Summcrside to; attend the sittings of the Supreme‘

l Court. I -—-—---¢-0->—~ —'-—-—

lTo, Eliminateg Broad-i

l casting Stations

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1. ~ 1911111" iniilion of possibly 300 of (he 11"" lueut 694 broadcasting stations 011' l crating iii the United States durlii 1" ‘the coming year. has been decide-l upon by the Federal Radio Com- mission.

Card of Tliallltls

Perci- n. McIver and ramfly wish

rul- to thank their many friends and

men, won,“ m“; Qhlldre“, we aim neighbours for the assistance ren-

carry the famous line of C.C. M. skates to fit any shoe prices ram;-

lng from 00c to $7.00. Purdie & ‘a a , .4»

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Ferguson's . 78l-12-2-2i.

v ENJOYABLE TEA-A most pleas- ant tea and fancy sale was held in‘. the school room of the Centrali

Christian Church yesterday after» > noon. The splendid home cookery‘ , was thoroughly enloyed by the largei > number of people who attended it} >

and many favorable comments were heard on the fancy work which was displayed for sale.

JUST ARRIVED from U.S.A., a

shipment of ladies high overshoc-‘I

called “Sno-lmots" made of wool 11nd silk tweed in grey mid lit\\'ll shades, Priced $4.50 uud $5.00. Purdie & Ferguson's.

T8l-l2-2-2i.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES - Services in Brookiicld coiiiirega- (on Sunday Dec. 4th as followszw Ihookfield 2 p. 111.; llarisviiie 5;. 30 p. m.; Hunter Rivcr 7 p. 111.;

Clyde nivei- 11 u.»iu.; s. 1o u,’ Hotel 00" Ltd. ‘ >

m, Wood islands, Re-v. Thomas .\

Rodger, Bible Teacher or Toronto.

will conduct services on Sunday. Dec. 4th at 11 u. 111. and '7 p.111. ThBPe will also be service zit t: p.

‘Oil

.ect0rs- Mrs. L. ltltal-Ierrou; .\il-l1:l‘\’l(:8 in Wood island Church at i-‘ Martina McKenzie; Bliss klziric 710- ' Steele: Auditors. Mi-a. Blanche‘.

dared and sympathy shown during their recent sad bereavement. -___-40-0>-_._.

VICTORIA t- INTEL

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One of the largest and best

Monday and Tuesday evening: ,

equipped Hotels in Eastern Canada. Contains 12o rooms. I 44 of which have private baths. Completely renovated ’ in the past two years. Few l» Hotels throughout Canada ‘i, and the United States have > its splendid table. Courteous > sei-viceto all Guests. Tele- phones in rooms.

Rates $40010 $5.50 per day.

Charlottetown

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' Proprietors

V l EHARRY c. snows, Mllmlfl’ 1 1

A-OA-OD-OQ VICTORIA HOTEL Carl E. Layior, Halifax; Mrs. D. D. MacDonald. New York City; A. L. ‘McLeod. Montreal; Mr. and. Mrs. 1.1. w. 0mg, Middleton, P. a. 1.; A.

PURDIE a’ FERGUSOWS “m Redford, Toronto; A. G. Potter,

(JQCJI.

D. $5.50. C.C..\l. llOCkQY, boots $4.50 per pair. Purdip & [opp nlusou Slice Co. l

l 1s1-12-2-21. l .

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Western Guardian I —RECORD OYSTER SIIIPIVIENT: "Pmbflbly IhO first shipment ofi oysters from Prince Edward island‘,

9-80 by a Sununerslde dealer who was advised this week that the bl-l

trip by express. The receiver was so

California 1s now anticipated.

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BOARD or TRADE—Thc rcguinri

\ dfiil-il-ld-finu-Sil

tionai registration.

liams. P. 0. Box 237, Charlotte-the Canadain Chamber of Com-l 129-11-210-31 merce regarding the annual nicot-

town. Phone 1B1.

To Let

t

age. Apply Empire Hotel, Queen St.

room, well heated. St.

roo111. Apply (luardlaii. 714-11-30-31 Situation Wanted

iuit fox

590-11 -24-

COTTAGE T0 LET WITH GAR.- 335 Samuel

0 RENT-Lance mom Bani.

296 Grafton 733424.31 yesterday Clarence Arscnault‘ was‘

TO RENT-—WARM FURNISHED

iWANTED-—PO$IT|ON AS ASSIST- raiiciicr, on six gr l2

months contract. llavc already hiid six mouths experience. lic- fCPOIHEP-‘l furnished. Wrltc S. (litr- ‘nior, Cure S. N. Dawson, North

Tryt-ii. P. ll, l Lost '

LOST-FOX IIOUND DOG BLACK 01's (nee bleroltn 3nd tan, marked on left ear. -.i1iioirh1r1'-

ack Vcssey, West Royalty. ward.

737-12-1-41

Re-i » 859-11 4545i.

. ‘ i‘- v’v______ WaNTED AT ONCE~A GIRL’ T°iLO8T 0N MURRAY HARBOR MORAE-PAYNTEBr-‘At klie real-l

'll(.'ll chlldieu at home, A ply

1X" care Guuriliaii, 722-ll- -~ii

. _ _______V______ W: "Ho PM r-"rso-mouau- Salesman Wanted

A. ll. Macliay,

746-12-1-21 H COWB:

Hunter

Q1 of potatoes.

k-awndale.

wlhrirso TOO FR Apply Weston Bagn lig,» . lver. ' '7

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wymrzo - nonnv aAwmo 011ml in good repair. Apply “A" Guardian quoting cash price.

._..."___._. ____. _

_______.__ CANNING POULTRY WANTED-l

l can handle any quantity of fowl and chicken for canning Purposes. at hlfihest‘ market pric- 1111- J. D. Jenkins. 748-12-1-‘11

T0 R £- Calder-

FUR cons WANTED “or. alter or rr-pnlr. l. 152 lullulinro B1... , _

- _. _, _ '_ 111-12-2-31. w iillii-L w). I

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409-11~2l-10l|;:"LE”"sMEN WANTED die ideal Brushes, also Shl8!§\\‘\°.\\| tailored-fir, rair» coats. ladies coals and dreaded. SJ‘. Tarhuiih. P- E. 1., Reprea

- main-or in Charlottetown.

string oi’ pearls. Finder leave

at Guardian Office. 72541-3041

CALENDAR AND Salesman. Stall with exclusive line-

ri

a dcucetiil Rev. F); HQRhiusay. l). l)..i —»~,i.iilllaii Elizabeth Paynter of NCWi

SPECIALTY h l _ im-neuuuv 112-21? "v1.li.':1.i‘~"é‘.al’."‘.xf.2.“.l§} "litli

Gm“ °°“‘ 2x111 ‘of Noveuvbevt- 11in. ‘ 2 21m tract with old established firm. m,“ A_ S‘ l -1 - Apply no; 52o, Onta

O

Board of Trade was held last night

in the civic building with a rcprc-u

scntativc attendance. Correspond-

-—-f-—-—-—-- once from Mr. F. C. Cornell. Meri- o OR. SALE-THREE MEDIUM SlL-ltime W1‘ 16111810 Pups. Canadian NByClESSlHCBJ-lODS o1’ freight and from, P. D. Wll- the Maritime Board of Trade and

traffic specialist, regarding

boys.

lMontreal; St. J. Nagle. Montreal; D.

‘St. John; James, Strayhorh, Mone-

l w co-oooo-lv

5@§~‘§§-OQ-6 0&4 OQ-OO DOO-‘O-A-Q-Q b0-b4%§-§b-§-&4-

monthly meeting of the Summcrsidn , 0

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to California was made several days _; : is now the finest Hotel of its

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ings of those bodies were read. The Jollowing Summerside business mcnl

‘were elected members of the board: Phillips, Summcrside: c .1). Hort/an; James H. Prichard. John S. Wrlghtfsi, John; wm. Lester, Montreal. K. Todd. Andre Paturel and’- “W. Reach 'I‘inney. l

-rns sorEa-a-i: courvlx-oxt‘,

‘the Supreme Court in Summcrside,

found guilty on a charge of escatr,

in the indictment which was that of l prison breach was amended during.

us. We will buy your entire out lng from prison. The original count put at highest prices. Wlll be all

Great George

QUEEN lIiiTEl.

4 5 Since taking over this Hotel wc have spent many thousands of dollars in

repairs and improvements. It j

class in the Maritbne Prov-

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9 good condition.

Why Not Send i’ Yours THIS

XMAS

FROM.

g BAYER STUDIO

163 Great George Street

‘__ THE WELCOME GIFT w“ Portrait BY CRASWELL

Phone 692-L Today for Appointment.

iTttieriuugs g _ That Count

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cnce in the color of window shades! ‘How valuable to us is our eye- sight. and how careful we should be to see that our eyes are kept ill Good sight is of- ll"! greatest industrial and social importance because thc cyc is the principal avcnuc to the mind in education, and cycstrain may lower thc general health and efficiency of the individual. Wc pity the blind. It 1s a great misfortune not to be ablc to enjoy things that we can Only enjoy when we can see. But there 1S far more suffering and ill health as a result of poor sight than from total blindness. The blind. us a rule. yarc usually happy and contented. but those whose sight is poor and who do nothing to correct it may suffer from nervous troubles and other bodily ills. Headaches due to cyestraiii frequently cause poor health. It is the daily care that we take of our eyes to protect them from strain and injury that count5—s11ci1 minor details as in reading and writing to keep your back to the light s0 that the light

may be on the reading and writing‘,

surface and not on the eyes; hy

‘working near the windows or arti-

ficial light ratlicr than by strain-

ing the eyes by working iii shadoivslalmrds "3111 Pleflsllfe- _ _by turning on the lights sufficiently‘ each day should be set aside for re- the club.

em-ly on these anemoons when lhelcrcation and physical exercise. The

twilight sets iii early. only books and papers in WlllCll print is large and clear. print or blurred print strains the eyes.

work. Objects to bc

should be kept far enough from the eyes so that the eyes look at one point and thc strain of focusing-

thcm and turning them is avoided

‘Maintenance of general health and. _ _ _ proper nutrition arc also things 10mm 9119111611 and uuudicuuvvd Wmklbiggest boosts that winter horse rac- McIntyre. be remembered in keeping thc cycs‘

Your eyes are If you tire and strain 5°91 _ g v ‘them "WY W111 m? 111d Strain Y011.»s°me 0f the physical C011d1i1°"5 Yedlliecc of track necessary for scoring. Messrs. James Arbinfl- Doufllas Mc- Sleep-is the next "best doctontl ‘that boon companion that brings‘ lrclicf, peace and relaxation from thc {strain of cvczy day existence. Eight ihours of it every night are consider- Iirour Red Cross.-

in good condition. human.

ed necessary.

Try to usc| the; , g Small, ed according to occupation and in- mes andldividuai needs. Frequent. rest per-l icds should bc taken by those WhOl have to use their cycs for minute‘ _ _ looked “pone “fit/

PBZETHREE. -

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St. Paul's Anglican Church , SPECIAL SERVICES December 2nd, 3rd and 4th

Speaker Right Reverend Sir ‘John Taylor Smith, l). 1)., K. C. 5., C. V. 0. . ‘ Lain: Chaplain General of The Imperial Forces.

' Friday 8.00 P. M. Public Meeting in the Auditorium of t Trinity United Church‘. Chairman Hon. Lieutenant Governor F. R. lleartz. There will be "an offering at this meeting. . Saturday. 3.00 P. M. Meeting for W0m¢n only. st. Paul's Churcli. Sunday, 8.00 A. M. Holy Communion. 11.00 Morning Prayer and Sermon. Oiiertory Anthcrn-“The King of Love My Shepherd ls" (Shelley;

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2.30 Sunday School and Bible Classes.

8.45 Meeting for Men only, in the Church.

7.00 Evening Prayer and Sermon.

Oflertnry Anthcm-JSeek Ye the Lord“ . . . . .. illoberts) The addresses on Friday evening and on Sunday will be

broadcast-ed. '

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REV. H. I). RAYMOND, M. A.

‘mm 1115110,‘. Taylor suiiiii, p.11. icon,

A“ seals are net C. V. 0., formerly, Chaplain General _ of the Blfllieh Forces. ffO-OOQQOO 069$ 4 I 0 O O O 0 O Q-QOQQ §Q4044#§#§—§444§¢6 O '0 06-90-64 >004 Q4 $0 O+QQ O Q O 00640-044

llIIBTURIA‘ PAllK SPEEBWAY . CLUB liillli MEETING

Honorary President, Lit-Col. D, A. McKin- ny when imguetk non, D. S. 0., President Charles H. Chan- Next there is thc question of cx-‘ Re_

cruise. Do you do your daily dozen?‘

Do you get some brisk physical ex- ' ' ' ' .1111. ..............,...» Do ,..,..1 oeive Great Praise For g The Splendid wa , go f, swim. skate, play tennis,

basket ball. hockey or some other" d gairic- fbl: ‘excrcitsc or recitcation. lfl e ' you wan o go o some p ace do you , .

3'1"“ w’ ""0 w" c" and drwviilolii“i=2§“.f“§i.‘i.é'$.if§'“%u%‘ .922 §§°I.'..‘Z".'..‘Z.?“§QZ§ lffifitlihilil; A's a rule we do not do enough held last evening in thc Calathump-‘adoptcd, showing the recciptivfor

Everybody Welcome.

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meals that are bolted after an iii- dividual rushes in from business or school are not assimilated so well ior do the body so -much good as food eaten slowly and chewed thor- oughly. Bolted food overworks. the stomach and causes it to weai" out and trouble ensues. Use yourl teeth to chew and not your stomach.‘ A short rest period of five or tcni minutes before meals in which one‘ has time to relax after the morn-i ings work is helpful to digestion. and also one should not cat l1eav-'

ik’ . E " ht t lk . m, ‘Siam, ‘fégfyfljengugwho 0W2?“ lari Rooms for the purpose of re-ithe year to be $181.00 with the ex- Should walk mart walklng does organizing for the coming winter's penditures for keeping the speed-

raees on the new speedway. lway in shape etc.. to be $169.10 leav- Dr. F. C. Dougan was appointediing a balance on hand of $11.30. jianzed alhlellcsg I; done daily lb is to the chair and explained to they The meeting was very enthusiast- lregular mild exercise instead o; members present the purpose of illellt‘. and augurs well for a most suc- spasmodic heavy exercise. A walk meeunl- lcesslul W" l" 192743- ' .9; We miles op mo“; Should be mp. Mr. Charles H. Chandler was then‘ This club affords everyone a on every day, l; mgy be [odious allappointed president of the club andchance to become a member and first but, later becomes a 1mm, and took over the duties immediatcbnthcre is no doubt but the member- sqme time completing the election of officers of .ship will be grcatlyfmcreascd-this “season. Whether you own a horse Mr. Chandler also spoke of thelor not you can get behind a club ikind and amount varies with dil- new speedway and was high in his that is sure to furnish a pleasant fcrcnt workers, it should be adjust- praises of the wonderful work ac- winter of good sport and from the complished by thc Mayor and City number of fast ones in and around Councillors in getting thc speedway Charlottetown this is assured. The in such magnificent shape, the work following are thc otficeré.‘ of the of which was completed yesterday Victoria Park Speedway Club: and was of the opinion that Char». Honorary President. Lt-Col. D. A. luttetown could now boast of eMacKinnon, D. S. O. A5 E0011 Posture '15 S0 0105013’ YB- speedway second to none in Can-i‘ latecl to exercise I cannot refrain Mm ' He; T111111 meniimlillél U19 imllflfifllwe 0T‘ This Speedway with the energetic, lst Vicc-Presldchv-Dr. J. S. Jenk- lihli one calm“ be asmflilwd officers and committees as pub- ins. with Dr- Ackc" "m1 his 91ml“ “Wished below should prove one of the; 2nd Vice President-Dr.