__; _ _ THE

Your will Toll You

That our prescri tion 5¢rvice_is unexcellti ,

'rescription _is

dbuiigrihgcked and -i s compounded by &,_"€§iSt' I

‘ l rinacist w ose gn be,de_pended

upon at all times.

k _ ou.wiil _ap-

rg/iiitexiiiiiis iiind of ser- gice and we want: achance

to demonstrate it.t0 y0\1- D

E. Foster

Central Drugstore.

W-if ____

Happily- Sioppooi Whoo ii BogonTo_Takof‘Fniii-a-iiiosii

3 Orrawa Sr., I-Iuu., P. Q.

- “Fora year. I suffered with Rheu- mafism, being forced to stay in bed f i for five months. I tried allkinds ot'

_ medicine without relief and thought ‘ I would never be able to walk again.

Onevliiy while lying in bed, Inead i

about “1"ruz‘z-a-finer" the great fruit medicine; i\u_d it seemed just what I

i not-lien, so I deoiaed to hy io. ‘ I

The jiri! box helped me, sind I

took tile tablets regularly until every trace oi' the Rheumatisrn left me."

7 LORENZO LEDUC.

50o. s box,6 for $2.5() trialsize25c.

_ At all dealers or sent postpaid by

Fruit-I-tives Limited, Ottawa.

Unless a msn is capable of in-

ADVERTISEMENTS tif

venting excuses he slicud remain in tl b h lo i

ie ac e r class.

_ ‘L-“u1~‘; 1;-

JDHN ALFRED MAODONALD. LAND

Surveyor, I-Iermanville. Souris.

» 1615-10-17ME1im0pd

imnu ns:i.r» irxcunncir mmm' V

to the Farm Hefp Exchange, Depait-

. 2148-11-7-Mt!

]AIiE IIl`lll\'l~1l\ F0" §.\l»E_.*4ll,\ Pill

;

TRY OUR JOB PRINTING DEPT F0!!

our t d

aero. All kinds of pamphlet work

di#

Rev. Dr. Gauthier

_____At Moncton

'(Con\|_l\l`0¢! 'front Page .0ne.)

Ir it -is _the politician wlio tries ‘tr~ dlvldepeople in this time of recon. struction by raising the old cry of race' and religion. We must preach the doctrine of goodwill throughout Canada. The Canadian _press is doing its' share in this good wo;-k_

'I-Ion. T. A. Crerar, -President of the

Grain Growers’ Association of the Weshsays that he who puts his haha in thepublic treasury' is n thief, but he who exploits religious differences for his own cnds`is is traitor. The Pi'li_ic_e, of Wales in Canada spoke of harmony and- toleration. 'Phare was |10! elwsvsxinir also on canons. Heli il century ago the name of a- French- man in i_nni_iy places was a reproach. He was 'only a damned Frenchman." The French were poor and uneducat- ed. and were only recovering from the great expulsion of 17-56. England nhl “Ol EXDBI the Acadisns. it was done by New Enslend. before old England knew about lt, but it was done, The Acadlans wandered back. and settled as far away from, the English as they could. _They were afraid of the Eng- lisii-iinnecessarily. as it turned out. When the speaker himself was a kid his inother often quieted him, when he Wgs neushty with the ery “Les Ang- lais! -the English. The descendants of these few hundreds, who came back to the land of their fathers, now num- ber nearly 200,000 souls in the Mari- time Pl°ovinces. They are proud of their language and loyal to the flag. if a vote were taken among the Acs~ dlans, not one would vote to the return to allegiance to France. The reason is that they have be n justly treated by

_ _ i3_1l8l__l1_;1él_.0n'l`l'le~,v_ lip/edenjoyed freedom

_ -i r , e. AGENTS, _ WANTED MISCELLANEOUS to fa-_ ri..-‘§".i@h'..-,".f.’"i‘i °' "‘“g““‘°

ve peaceably

with their lEnglisli,neigliliors and co- operate with them. The Acadians have paidthe price of war. ln one battalion one-fourili were Acadisns. though onl

,E-..._.;ee . __ ___ _.__ me _ __ y one-seventh of the totiil

» omnon wan nga si nt 1' d Ouno t

farmers degiiln miietip sheouiilmhiiiariy D D n 0 be drawn from were

Acadian. But in old times the high

FOR SALE ' _ ment of Agrlciilture. Charlottetown. 9.5¢ C°mP"m9"t timid the Acadian bi’

his neighbors was that lie ilid notlook

_ _ like ai Frenchman."

. , . . , i' blllh d , l ti: - . M°°“ N” 10' hz I headswgiivgioriegs. eisitlngegasdsf 113;- ' S|'“at'°" i" Q“°b¢°-

_ one. S eciai prices on large quan- ls Queheeloval? kted D' G li ‘

F011 -‘_-;\_l»¥"»-_f_|___‘?d|_‘(7'lg gG_|_(GE§__|3»m‘_'_E°'}: titles. Tae Job_ Printing Department ' us 1' anti el'

KINDNE88

and Mrs. Lowman thank all those Wl10 showed their the occasion

baby boy.

flowers. /'

- Mr. wish to

so many ways for them on

death of their

who sent

can eTo|.E_N.-A Mvbauzhlin

light six car was taken from in front of the Davies Hotel on' Saturday night or Sunday morning. It was found Sun- day night out on the North River Road in a disabled condition. The own er is naturally indignant and if the guilty parties are found it will so hard with them.

_--¢_ _

"A DISTINGUISHED ISLANDEFL- Toronto Saturday NiKIlt DUIIIISIIBB il photograph of Mr. Samuel J. Willis. B. A.. recently appointee superin- tendent' of Education flor British Cel- iimbin, hut in-its -biosrsshicai sketch makes the mistake of crediting Nova Scotia as the blrthplaile of Mr. Willis. Mr. Willis, was born in Kingston. P- E- lsland and was gold medalist in Prince of Wales Colle80 Ill 1357- M McGill he tied with- his nearest com- petitor for the Chapman Medal in classics. Latteriy he has been princi- pal of King Edward High School, Van couver. He was also a famous profes- sor oi' classics `a.t the University of British Columbia. Mr. Willis is a son of the late Mr. 'Charles Willis and Mrs. Willis of Kingston. He also has four brothers at Kingston. namely Bertram, Hubert, Robert and Frank. and two Charles and Lemuel in Call- fornin.

i-ERSONALS

'I\Ir. Angus McLean, Melville, was

in Charlotteown Friday on a business trip.

liii-_ Stanley Bayley representing

The .\'a_tional Drug and Chemical Co., leaves this morning for Tignisli.

Wir F T Watkls entered tlie'P. E.

5_2? y I, D z_3___u_____________ of Th’ Island Guardum Pubnshmg B_ei_ore the ancestors oi' his audience 1513,-,Qi ' “al

,_ .- . ~ ~}_-Nl~)\\` ("0'I“l‘.\(ll" (DN (?(`\|l- Miiiii"`oIili\!|»i'i|ii.-.' .~=ti'i~i-.t :mil \'i‘ct-ii-ui .\v~

_.mm _\pp|\- 200 iii':ii`t'i'i :¢li‘ePt l'i'nii\

. roi'-\~n gli (on, cw-i\in.\'.'-i. 1“'l< __i_ . - .; -o Aviii-' i~"Aiiu is Miiihdi:|'i\i\':\i:_`l'listric`t: wicll ciiltivntcd.

l.\,,i|~ biiiltliiigs. \\'|'lte to D. Spears.

_ .

(ll'n|i\‘|ilc._ -_ ~’;497'1l‘]ii'M6|

.- ii-:.-o.v|- m~‘N_ri\lAl‘ Pru-

w;\‘iisc`iii:i1i'i~. also 2i~ii`cki\'iig6h :intl hur-

,,,-p,._ _\|»pl_v Goo. lilaclloniild. 1-'pi>i‘i’ i|i||.~»i».h-.» strc:-n -21158-ll-22-N2l

i-'on sAi.|-:-o.\'io: Avro sic-vi' \\'Aiio:\' run one siinimilr. Also set liarness. hl‘W- Jtlilily Ilcuj. I-‘_ Clow. oi' St_ci~l|n;: ll\|i'|i.~', l-`i'f~oto\vn. Il-i7.'\-li-22-.\l3lpil

Fnii .~u\i.i-1-i'l'i.i.\~:\'s AND _~|i_u-~'i\-

ing, _-\ numh_c\'__'Ji;_1»ii_}li.y,,_ .1-i'_='_i\i_\;,

|'.'.:l\,-.--'-1-'X- -‘Nd--ii"

oi,§.\\i5 ifio. .v Giwr- diau Oilicc . - 1-Ili-NI-f

it _m .°e>" ?e -e

._\\ lll.N l"0.N

sible uno iii' lnnrv ol' Lilo stnil' ui'l.i\i' i)cpnrLnicii|. of Agi~iciilfii~'<» ulil ait~ Lend I"ui'nici'n' lii~»ll\_u|.-1 Bit-~»i.lng's. |1ri»\'ldliiu' ii. i'o¢|\lfei<t is sont it low days ]il'f.‘\'iuu.-i Lo tlic u:iif~ iii' mr-i>i.ln"'.

~_-i-_vi :emi-:Qi

` -\VAN'1‘ED

---_---___...l_____________ \\"A\"I‘I'1l)-.»\l»li |\'Il\'l).‘4 0|" l)lll'}§§I*}l)

poulli'_v. Will piiv l\l;._;liest niiirkvt pi-loo. J. ie. iioisot-in-i-it, r'ii<-1-igv viii-

` Icy- - 2428-il-20-l\l2\vksp»:l . \V.\N'l‘l3I)» \\"i\Il.\l §lI()l’ \\`I'l‘H lil(il|’I‘

and \vatei'. Apply |'2lrioi\ ll--usi-_

Ziilfl-ll-22-i\ltil|>¢l

\\`Al\"I‘I'}l)-Sl'l(‘0.\`l) IIANII ll|l.\i`l\`-

siiiltli bvlluws', ui' liln\\'or. in |.:o0d \vni'k|ni: order. Aiiply ll. Siiiiiit. Spi-liiirtun. l‘. l°I. l. 2-i8U~11-22-l\l3ipd

iiiiiiis'|'|<i|i|e|1 i-i=ti1_'|-:~"i‘i-:its i-'ou anio, 2 rum liiinbs. 2 PWHS- ‘I ?~"‘i\l`I"'2 o\\'c.~', 2 _\'ciil'§ 2_ Slli'~\p.-liiIl'v f'\»‘(~u. 2

' iiriiiw, i ui:od__S:_:_i'opeiili~\_-. S. C. Sto- ' . ,ll . nu 0. _ ‘""“"-' "M R gels:--ii ::-_iixopti

TEACHERS WANTED

'i‘i:Ai'ii|~i|t \v.\i\:'i'|~:u--|~'oi¢ si-:.\\ii.i<:-

town school, uiswict No. 79. suviilv- iiient $150.00. 1'. 1-`. Allcii. Secretary.

2443-11-21-liihipcl

_.._____ .._. Tmiriiicit wAN'rED Foil I-:i.b0N

school. lflrst or si-cond class `imi1l¢ pi~ercrred). Supplcment,$150. Apply ln .l. R. Mc\Villi\1mrl. Soc.-'i`l‘cas.

237\i-11-18-ltliiilid

'.l‘!lllEl~} IIIINDRED QUALIFIED TEA-

chers required by us for Saskatche-

wan and Alberta schools, opcningat

New \'onr's. Salaries $1.000 to $1.-

800 per annum. Full particulars each up ointment li d A I t C ~ W

supp e . DDY 0 'Ml

' ' , B 14. R :ii`:.“ §::.2_"°" f*e°°§i...i;‘...M...f. ___________,__ IIELP WANTED#

MALE _ ~

_ /

l)l'}}\l.ER.\I ANI) l)l§'l‘llllIl"l‘illl§

wanted ln-Prince, Queens tiidlxinprs Coiinlles tb linndlc Briscoe Motor ours for thc season of 1920. Colin H. Sti-wiirt. distriblitoi' i`o1' i'rl|u:e lid- wiird island. Queen street, i~'umnici'- iildb. _ 2440-1l~'.‘U-Mtt’

\\'AN'l‘l'lI)--'l‘\\'0 (7Al’AIll»l$ l~‘Al`l.\l|3R9

um- to tiikc charge of farm. H00 hoard and ‘good wages, siiitrio man p|~ofo-rr:-il. Second pestien for mur- rlvil innu provides good wages. 'fro-c lions:-. mill: and vegetables. Al»l\IY ll"l>n:<-imiit oi' Airrlcultui-e. l"u.\'iii iii-lp I-lxvliniigc. 2-159-1i~21-RIEIII

LOST

,_ - 't_- ,

ii(l§’|‘-i\'l‘ 'I‘lll<l ll0\'i\li ll0'l'l'll»»

liamliniir containini.: gontluinuiib-i kid iu_ill.~'. l‘li-neu ri‘t.iil'n to Royal l-lotol. Illidilituliti St. 2480-ll-22-l\l2l|.7d

M______ I-0-‘T-.~‘l'io<1'r.\ci.i@iS iN vnsl-1. lm-

lwoi-n Public Library und Grafton ntrof-t. l-cave at Library. '

24677-ll-22-)l2lDd

l»0N'l‘-Ni~:A|i .|oilNs'i‘ui\‘°s li|\’I-in 'A

block. white and tim niniter dog. l-mdcr please nutify /_4ii'ti'di-"iii office. Ii<‘\\‘ur<l. :iss-ii-2:-milpa

, _

T0 il|<ll\"l‘ _ Ii‘lll\NlSlll~}l) SUITE Oli'

rooms: I-rroind no r. Apply 187 l’rlni:i>. ntrec`t. 'il-148-l1~2l-ltri3lpd-

_ A _ _. __

T0 l.l~}'l‘- TIIIIFIE llNl<‘llI'll\ll§}lEl) rooms. 236 Grafton street. - -

2479-ll-22-lilllipd

**-

HELP WANTED-

FEMALE I

& “,'f_§\_`_'El'1_i_i-_Qt iuiaiiz i~'o_ii 1ii»:Ni2:|iA__i_.

ii or . M l n. -

Ambrose street.pD y 2iiin86:'1JiI-B108-Mill m-_---»---_ '|‘\_;0 siivrmfs on 'rwo li'|ul~ilsns

“"|'\l\8 positionn as cook a d house' 'v';f_I_? :rig 3omlnrtab1e_cg\intrY¥_ tir»_\;_;f;.!

_o wases‘m tw e ' .’

ousraim omoe. ' ' ziri'-ii-aint:

llsttenbury aged 77_ years- Fllllerill on Monday the-_24tii.at' 1.30 rp.-m. to New Glasgow Cemetery-

s.\si<A'i'ooN. sh'eii..' Nov. 22.~ '

John Bronch, charged with the mui'-

- 'dm-no _ rnq ai’ 9.l‘B\l 8 _S0 i‘

Wawrmn _ hmm iron ummnai housew' I. G I

Mrs. Bruurc; 8te?r?:lrt?HifeWat‘;i?pSIiiD'_c;

"ANT da' ouom-A mm i 'ro :'°_;km3B hitehon. a onemnermm-in n b__ D035 Allply Victoria ‘I-iota-li

‘ ' ani-it-aniup

“"*N’l'IiiI¥-mi sr ` so i rn :i“...“'r.i=~ "ii, n4o§'fii.is-mi “'_Q_§_;1li1#»-A ».oii\u'r |ii1'oimiv mn|..`

o' .tn Loncrgnn' R to. r nt

_ °“°vn_ utr-ot, city. 24;2~ii°:'ii-'liioiipd

if ii

‘se

silo ~ -

mime oi".

The unwritten law DIBYGII Im |lHiI0I`i

charged. killed Gert with a lille In hymn Apylight. followliig- an-- -ar3u~ ~

N0||¢~_9 15 he;-,my given that the nn-

nsnl meeting of the slisreholdors -_i_1_I'. Premier 'Silver Black Fox. Lo.. -Li -- will beheld in' the hall at Bedeuue

T ,;_..._ .;_'.

°.m_'~-.;"”'tdi'e’it@f‘£i».....iV‘iiéioiMitt-l.:-diiiiiib§ti.oi»ii.i.i'i.iii»iii§4l.i";r:-e--' 3 ` < 5 - ' '

in ill"-i'ii'_ loiiliiiiii'

ta hid t. ti-no une ____ _ ii |l‘,o»oi~i

.lust beioie that England had passed the Quebec Act, giving Quebec self- deterniinatlon. 'l‘lie Americans sent three coininissioiiers to interview the Quebec clergy asking them to join with the U.-S. in the revolt ofthe Eng- llsh colony against England ' Among

ation of inilepenilence. But the French clergy aiiswered that they had taken the oath ol fealty to England and

all three' to be tsuglit in the schools

Canada is one fouitli French. In the

ful to avoid all unnecessary provoca-

adn. liot ns at tliiugliter, bu_t as a sister,

Empire 'yet`we shall not be ruled

our’nation.il iiioisoter. lull be lmliffil

2::-we I _

o »1~

1'1"

;-_Y

‘-~. I* »`»

a _,,_, __._ _;..»,~ "1 ‘

osp Saturday for treat-

Co.. 178 #ent Bt., _Charlottetown “Pie 1I€l`.e» there WHS 8- IIIUSS- Ill 1776- ment. The Guardian is pleased to

_ - between the English and Americans. le - - ~ _

iz\’s'l‘l'i'if'ri~: .\ii<:i-:'r|i\'i: ' -' '- -

_ ern that Mr. Watkis is not serious ly indisposed.

Mrs. Barrie of Scotland. sister' of

Mrs. (Lieut.) Mc-Laren of Loiigwortli Avenue. who has been visiting* here for a couple of weeks left Saturday f ('r st l L _

these delegates was Carroll. it Catiio- or y a ake' m' lic, one of the signers of the Declar-

in aspiration and spirit. We have been delinquent in Canada in the iiiculca-

would keep it. There were then no mm .of a .national spirit' We should

feel and realize that we nie as good

settled Ontario or west. England had as gmyone e|se_,md beue,._,,xagge,._ only 1,000 soldiers in Quebec. Where -

_ ate cur own importance, it you will.

would (-anada be today had Quebec Let Fu .

. giish. Scotch, irish and French

'3’i"f'l me Anmricnnii? SQ' in 11812' livc liarmoiiiousliy in this western

iiepcu stood strongly for Enganil. . ~ - -`

\Vhut about Quebec iii the Great War? ii;I’:5,,,‘fn,;lthg_;;'enet,}t‘|Ez_,::S;]td %fo,§ii£0,\v§::.g tb .°;i.‘:.’;.i.2;‘; .‘.°..°.“.';':.“i:‘.‘;.i.‘i,':‘.f.'2:i‘.:;---» --2- ’ " , @d.i'10m=~1°- And what-»b°~f~'11@f i|.i‘.."3"’r‘.iZ-§?i`.f.i"f.‘i‘ '.ii'..§‘...°l-§’.l’.f}.‘.2’l-tiff? small showing °f ‘e""st”‘°"‘5? He siderate treatment of minorities jus- (the speaker) had been wld by 3 mil` tice to all And let us ilrst oi’ all be iiziry incdiczii oiilcer._zt McGill gradu- Canadians' ' ’

rite. who won the D.S.O. overseas, ' , .,

- that his superior' oiilcer had ordered hm is miL,t° be, expectedlhat ("maim

"Ulm ‘VANTED'-'l WILL I'-U' “IGH” that as -few Frenclimen as possible he B ou 'I ii “nys iemain dependent' IW'

on market pri.-es for iuinu iiiosurat, ‘ . _ _ , T ' _ tions grow up and become of age- Cun- Tisd. 47::-ss. and Silver Foxes in any passed 1" U9 exam “at °“' ,, hey ‘vale i1dn.'s population is now great enough quantity. We_msko it specialty or tolil they were "tln.tfooteil. He (Dr. to a-chieve great thinw, .When Rome High CIBSS 1"\\l`-S “iid HW §“YInK Gauthier) was merely telling his audi- , B" |,¢.,,¢ market D.-ice, for ¢_|,em_ hip Us _ _ _ ld M b __ __ was .it her zenith she had no more your' muskrats now. E. it. Rayner. ence Wm was ° m y 3' ,w people than Cnnndn has n0w_ Onr S“mme"“ide' P' E- L" "°°"'”°""“5 “'h° had been 1"' the front' po ulation i as rent as tlrit oi'Anci- Spoon Fur Corporation. 2075-11--i-liitf When yyou hear. said Dr. Gauthier, emi) Greece _ft _'beg height of her gl0__y_ ':uus|¢nA'r skins WANTED /rr nsvi-1 I"’°l”° “‘"“"g “""“‘ ‘?."". Mg' ‘me A ihrge population is nor heoehsary

io,uoo musurnts for which 1 om pre- language und one creed. ion ivould to make ,_ people gram _We posse” pared to Dfw you more lachey than prolmiily find they had dlilieulty I ‘ I ' _ _vnu hnve been receiving for your speaking thnx. own language They U9 tW0`9559Ili al3_h0“0l “lid Stabi' furs. No lot too small cr too large , ' , _ ' ., U ity in as' great a degree as does any to receive my special attention. Ship “fluid 10111 U19 Ln led states I1 my nation Su,-91,, “_ great fm_m-915 dawn. hy mail or express at my expense. tlmiiglit lt profitable.. How doespi ' WI I H I _C A~ H Mc'-‘cum Q“e°“ Sb- 5“"""e"' England treat other languages. At ng "mm us' 1° sm. say tm an' sldc. P. I. 2156-11-vhitf her own .door were me 1000 000 nda__shall not be Times greatest and Aivrmn -_ naw trims. 1`im||i=:s'r \Vels_h-speakiiig people of whom 500.- 1_“ri:__‘,_v_‘;`]__f"E‘_§"_lE;_'{_‘§_§g'__I'ails? %Bl‘.;°`;:' market prices said for liillvkftlls- 000 cannot talk English. Even ln S C -p ma’ Mink, Skunk, Otter. and all kinds M tl C t tid f wales wrote 40 years ago, a iliie National of fox skins- Careful irrsdlnor- Fair °l""‘°“ ' °“" y' °“ S e 0 ‘ Authem,»ol which he would sing one treatment. i-J. Il. Iioym-r. summer- bi-lingual English-Welsh schools are verw in closmg “We _wed __ new emo, rep:-osoritini; Spcc_\'__l';ul' C0i’ii0Y~ niaintsined. And in Malta, where three nati’o__ I anthem 'in Canada.. sum Dr “U°“' N°“’ hm" 2"°"`u'13""“ languages are spoken, England allows D . ` ’ "

Gauthier. ' We have one written by ii

FOUND l'lei'e‘t'oiiies the rub What about Van: Frenuh Canadian' but the tmxislanon

_ ~ - ' ~- ‘ ‘ in it."

_ aaa. weve been to humble. Huhillity “Danna and

_ _ prolonged applause lol;

'ear-'hirii.sf.2‘:.ia:“=.*i".io.o.;°::: ::..';.:i;i".:.£.';_'~.;:.:.:':;“';':' 1.‘;‘;i.‘;:i

G _ gy f , _ _ - A hearty vote of thanks was iiiovcd __ruv“d_i_i;i_:___(g_r__co and p;?_'__lfir1__‘1_‘;__‘,_I‘:‘; honor, was iio_sin,_ but a civic virtue. b_ E_ A_ Rem K

_\ y, .(`.. and F. A. Mc- Cullv I( C

. ` ` west 43 pci' cent. are oi' foreign birth. _ ~_' ' ' _ _ _ . _ 7' EIARRIAGES ` ln u ivoiintry like this we must be care- M." Remy _“‘mg'”l“|‘ited the Hub

on its good fortune in securing the

speaker, with all of whose remarks he

DALZIEI--'MURPHY-'-AI U10 M0311- tim" agreed. The lecture was one of the odisi Parsonage. Nvvembvr 20th by _ N U ‘ I S H, . 1 hen the chit. hon heard this year. the l§6;'_G_- XV G_l_;2nd0_;lnI1;_§____§0bi _ '"°"'°“t'"9 3 °"a ' l<‘:ither_ Ga_utliie{;_ struck _a con\_rincl:ig ert aze. 0 ay urp y o o _ _ , trend ii atvoca nsgrea care n ein- Charlonetowm ilie l’i'uioe of Wales recognized (inn-

cstinn. Britain lind long been distin- guished i‘or her tolerance. For exam-

" ' . A tl C d N tional '_

Tp-|0MgQN._pAv|3QN_.Ap me Manga gE'__i_‘::;__ of Ef1__(__;§_0__a3fe _f_i_f_'con(‘; re5o_ ple she had lately given Home Rule to Cape Traverse on Wedn d N - '

. t t0 EKYDL

es ay o_vem , th t~ adopt n distinct Malta and seifgovernmen

ber 10th 1919 by the Rev. James Mac- g§_i_‘;l_'"__“_'_a11ag_a vyfat do you think of 'l`o_lerntlon was the llrst requisite of a Dozigall, Russel Thomson and Minnie man? The any shall come when, al- “"_;‘ft1 {_°‘g3l‘_@_-_ __ ______e _hat Dr Da "*‘°'}» bmrh “f T"V°“~ _ i ihougli we may -be-a nation witltlll-tlw i 1* C u 3 " M ' '

Gauiiiier‘s appeal for iuiity and co-

cURR|E_cAM__p _E|_|__,M the Ma,,s_e__ _ " _ S ‘ee'__Jwe_shnu takepperaiion was to the point. Tlie_ Mount Stewart, glovember 12th 1919 _i;':?'g_cIt)_;’tv|"(;:_fl'§_-9-_ti;‘;§v|ce_prom fha] 0f_»»€_l°°?“k_°“ :gg fl°‘;°_h‘;d “;’__‘;_'; ‘2"‘_‘_:nq;'R,~[; hy the Rev. J_~0_ Martin, Archibald neé.-_C__n___u__m_ _"___ of the hes, blood ?nsi__-and had _:_o_i__,__ i>_________p__.___ ____m____ Lloyd 'Currie `of Pea,ke’3 Station to In the wo,.l,|_ Let “R e,,,._|, Dreservepwres an ii _ _. _ _ W _-_ Ethei_Rebecca-Ciimpbellof Pisquid. _ ' _ ., . point nn eloquent .inc po er ii up-

peal He took much pleasure in sec~

i ' ' - ' ' " " ending t/he vote of tlinnks. I ~

I ` i f _ Di'-.Gauthier i-esnonileil to the i`inan- 1 ` " "°~"""f“" ~ _ _ v~'_ .» -f i- f ‘ 'F . imous vote of thanks, and thanked the' RAT»'ITENBU_RV.--At Rusticoville _on ,,, _,,,,_,,._.............-.. ¢......-_...r audlenceffor their patience wth his Noveniber_‘22`n`d-i Charlotte Ratten- ""'|i;|',;n`;'p j _p' i ii' _ ll'| 'Till l!‘ll !!l"l[|§llll . ' frank statements. Though harmony

bnry.' widow of the late Bbnjmlilll W | |11 ‘o was not everywhere in evidence it was

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in N.H. and P.E.l. He had heard hard things said about the Orangemen but personally he had got on finely

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froin _ii Past_Granil Master- 'H0 WB! going in a few days to Maipeque, wherd there was not-n soul of his own flock,;to address a Women‘s institute

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time Prostnces, some of on so ers

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