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easier ' il' .i I __ V cakes or buclrwlieoats-:li youadgsulla lil# I Cup ofmi (or water) so a cup my 9551111* J dr and bake and

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whtlueut °f iwofio claiming the esporisssn soasosrorywums-

“wheat corner". Prices on the Mclhrlandinwinnipcgdeclared he

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n I. McFarland To Seek Investigation Into

Selling On_The Winnipeg Exchange "

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‘ ri-idsy, september.

`WINN'I\`P'&,00t.l-Graini.ntel'¢stsI0&! loalmed the Canadian

#heat nlviurs-sslsrgs wheat sslss as ins winnipeg ci-sin mums produocd shadows of an investigation to locate the source ofvths olfcr- gem grail. From John L Mcrarw Manager e ' mn

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tithe Governmient investigate Reports “the biggest comer in

at futures orieratiom on the the win-ld's history" mst with ridi- 1,, innllres Exonsngs. but he er- suis ri-om London gi-aimnsn and tk, pressed the hops investigations officials or ins ' -tsrnazionsl when ml, ,,,,, hmm uid. be held in Bllenos Aires and advisory commission. There was no fn ‘ pu,

v1'P°°1. D°i11\`»i118 to the action ol move to control Argentine exports up 'United States Government in‘ in an attempt to smash Canadian La

will 'N5'-71030!! 011 “I6 01110880 prices, it was maintained. Miller het. 'aolsna Manager oi Louis meyius

Whil ¥l’ll1111'1°11 90114934 0116 and Company, london, huge gp

tim md denials came from world wide wisest film dsseribed ho

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we msn foiled to display considered it nis duiy io soquolnt 3 ETSI-t \'°°4¥*l01l. 411051118 543 °01l¢ Dominion Government heaih od pg”-01 mm to mm eriouncuaosedwithvltob-tnosliuaiiononthscsnodlsnlrx-is 1, ers crediting the Government change. their Ummm' was xnuohws for wieldiuc a MI-_ rsemrlsnd ea-plolned funn- Bluebird -and

indlllence ers during the last three weeks dc- pgu-0;, who

BIG jvifHEl4 (5 Jon _-' - ~ N "

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ndChar‘lottetownCom|>any

Nth-'me

second meeting of the season was

at the Company‘s head-

uarters , st. r°aul's Parisi; nail, with a very good attenehnce.

In preparation for the election of

Will BWDP- Patrol Leaders nel'-t Friday, each

Patrol was asked for its idea of what constitutes a good leader-. These descriptions showed that the

trois understand fully the quali-

fDlo0k!os'iniiheeeleotIono!

them wish who lives and 'the without who is at in

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have a to the

WI! anew

being too

regular in ation

pcarancc: one ld patrol mee th Guide tests

ood sport.

A nature game, in

Canadian birds

by the , Heather correctly

:dying .

t the same time Chicago figures livercd and sold c moderate _

led three cents. In winnipeg amounts of wnentnlysnori-seuing mdentulm 1° Mm'

tober wheat sold for 81 cents. had placed heavy r::ssure on the my

December and May 8'! wiille market, however, and the man who has verl>°°1 quoted number- two Msn- guides the covernmenvs error-ts io of obs Northern nt 92 1~s oenis n stabilise. wheel. pnoes deolsued ne ,B bushel more than a cent-jump ovcr would like to lmc.v "who has the He sammy' neun. mom "sm to nn meh huge ye ather Patrol for the past twc

One of .the Companw’s moat anocd Guida, Hilda Rrinhalnison been promoted to iihe position Company Leader. Hilda’s'record Patrol Leader oi’ the White

is one ot which the Company

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quantities at this time." m_:;.xbe pmud’ md th. papmamy

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the Wonlen's Institute of Lyndale “P assembled at the home of Mr. and p°° Mrs- Mocann. Dundee, Loi so, eo pid W" them welcome as new residents of Phe the neighborhood. After the arrival We

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snnnliss sun PRESENTATION 2;

On Thursday evening, Sept. 27th 5

of a number of guests, the' chairman, ’°

Mr Montie R MacDonald called on “Pe

mf M. E. Mnononsld no lv.-nd ine E11

er months A “mm mann’ the grading. namely, Sepprine Mc

le for Mr La\1sorl’s services, lon

Mm g since joined the silent majority

mgidwgfle MmK;§R:\n§Zc$d During last week the same section At the third meeting of the Com- sentm B wen med mu,” Tha of public road was most efficiently Dlllly this season the attendance

“der of the "mms, was machined with an Adams leaning WB-S sreltly improved and correct

nt in “mes and singing M” wheel grader, so capably handled by Imiforms were vcry much in evi- B Mcnomld D aided at me or Mr Maynard Sanderson Marie, mo dence The Company is getting ln-

tive power a 22 horse power cata to its stride now and work on

of this choice wssehown ,by 'the

s1x'rIi-alclrr ycsrts soo ann epplsuse end cheering of r.¢.- :snow

and ‘ NOW Guides when the anncuncemenl

“““"_ was made.

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Presenta.t1on..... .?‘.i‘.Z°‘¢..‘iE§¥“.’l”..‘¥.’.f§‘°.t”‘§.i‘.. PM “°*° "el mf f'f1d=v'=

Vincent Sutherland business man- memng Wm Wm °'° “'30 md Wm

, Mm” megan, of ,he sger or suinerlandrros., well and °1°°° ’“ “m°,‘°l' “W” “"1” (With m-md gh,-inim Endelvom- widely known lobster packers, Cable their Pawn” °°“°“t) win* 9° “L” held 0,, .mmday ,,,,,,,,¢ sq, need assi, mst s eensln pm or the “ml thi’ °°“flf111°'~‘l°11 Service lu

am, at th, hom, 5, m._ old Pos: reood at osble Heed assi. il" °h“’°“ Wll°’°» °-1110118 Mille".

Mm A' w_ mmm. Mm me namely' from Cwh _mhn D_ Mb three Girl Guides will be taking on ,I www, Wu hem B mm hom. lJonn1d's funn so nlnlosi opposite lllemwll/H the full wal>°m1bl1itv

lsuuierlsnd ni-os. Lobster cannon. of lhe first pm or nie quid.

owed in honor of Mr. F. A. »

'was graded last sixty-eight years ago, Pl'°l1llS¢~

"‘°“ “'h° W” 1” °1‘°"'° °' "‘° and time with ine ssekville plow and .

:ww the apmeci°'u°n of tm Donald and Peter A. McDonald, have CUMPANY

CI *filled gan in her usual °°p°'bl° mum" pult and tractor admirably opera badges and legs; 1, wmgm ,1._-,ng

address of welcorie, an pre fr My

Mr. and Mrs. lvlccaun with a. beau- tliul sei or dishes. Mr. lvrocnnn, sl- 24* though taken entirely by surprise, Y° littingly replied in a few well-chosen F

words. Followin is the address: Wh

To Mr. and l\/gre. James M*.?C1'.t::l

and son. `

Respected Friends.-l Ie, residents

of Dundee and Lyndzle, take the _yi

pleasure of assembling here this ev e

ening to welcome you rc permanent U1

residents of the district and look for- 2:8

ward with pleasure to have you in terested in the social activities of the

' “Wm” M” °“ M°“‘”‘Y' the iedbylvir Benner. Lewis csbls need rapidly some, gi...-B W,

- - - e pre-

h w wmplete hh “mm” in New East These genial gentlemen were sen

- ted at ins tl h

tk' He cam” with mm the ably seconded by their genial assist- had mmpletegecaxglhg. tye:.° xg;

1”" '-“d "‘°“°““¢‘ °f "‘° one lin-_ Wilfred Larkin, si. Peters ..¢v.,-..,y_f,..,, pe, ,ent ,,m,,,,,me_

ole congregation. ,Bd _

- Be G Id

What is contrast in road making gaggnwumgirhagsearigw gh? 'fax

ADDRESS and grading as in many other ways swimmer Badge in me Company

umm em °°n?r°m'°” 1°' °h°'wooden dr-sg, the two men who did Ifmsr cnA1u.o'r'rirrowN

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from sixty years ago. Then there ms presented to Margaret P e

ar Mir. Lawson:-It is trllll’ was no sedan autos, no self binders patrol lead", 6! the swallow pub

th a great sense of disappoint- nt that the news of your lm_ md fer? few m°’t5°‘5”" A“'h°“3h roi. Two relay races were played in

sixty eight years do not take us back th t

num* departure ‘mm °“' midst exactly to pioneer days, yet the 8' inggle “u°t"d 1°' g°'m°,° the first "°°°°“'°d° spinning wheel was in use in prec- memoégug 13:5; W3;lf¢“;l;*:*€¢ilgl;:

community; we isnst that you will You have shown such willingness land, d the hand loom was also P

nd enthusiasm for the work oi medmulxmny at mem »1-hen'h°me reviewing and a centipedc patrol

rela rather h d th Guia

feel that all arei interested in your ll welfare, and we hope to meet fre- ill queritly on such social occasions,

making the social side of life pleas YOU H9- . I _ I

Th°"f°"° b°f°"° YW 19"” ll-U it so many promissory notes given by Sllldylllg for their First Class Badge

ant for all. Although strangers to most of us, we cannot help but feel IS that kind and cheerful friendshave wo

sm" °°mi“3 l'° °“" °°mm““i*Y tically every farm home on P. E. Is- Guides’ but was very MI ml in

e churidh that you have won the spun clothing mocwgmg md ww. ku Y. b Be, Al es.

mn ‘md nk-L93 °f"'¢l'Y°“° hide boot were invogue. There was 8°# ‘lt K I1 ver new V9 °°m° in °°nl'°‘°t Wm* no mail order trade, neither were Ncnmls Ui* ‘WWE tfiillled by Guides

rds of a reciatlon for your un b the bank, Fm- be gt from mp taught tenderfoot knots by the,

lm

°fl°l‘if° 011 behalf of the waiters lnienilon io even ininle or Company. Loader, Jenn Forsythe ‘v

been added to our community. As tiring we have learned that you have al- church. be Elven YOU. We W°llld hint that we present day sons of the Morse signalling is being inughl

to accept this token of re soil could revert to the primitive the Guides studying for their sec

ways been willing helpers, both in ask

you

811 41 1’°“i°l1 of methods of distant past . and yet ond class by Mus, G pry ,md good

sickness and pleasure, we could not membranes as _ rrp

Will- 0111' NYY lJ°8tW1Bh08 - rudence demands that especially progress is being made. Sunalling

let this occasion pass without in our

small way expressing our Boodwill go towards you. As a slight mark oi our appreciation, we ask you to ac- cept this accompanying sift. not for ne its actual valuef but as a kind re- membrance from your friends and you may rest assured of our contin-

ued respect and esteem.

After singing “For 'i’hey’re Jolly Good Fellows" and “Auld I-4111! 2 sync- both youns and old rurtook

ld °0D81'¢¢ltion. in his m

8004

With V011. He You 80 forwand in gurlng the strenuous time we are was reviewed by the older Guides l` °ll°S°11 W°l'\¢- living in that the farmer should and the development, md history - Signed on behalf of the Brook- make a supreme effort to live with- of the Guide movement was stud-'

sans-nM.B.n. ied. 'rho swallow psirol is lending

°°"3ld°f°‘l mil" “N118 *hilt i im farmers in favor of merchants held U18 Nat oi' the recruits being

you

in marks for the pennant. The

MISCOUCI-ll SCHOOL must successful campfire of the

S ested Federal em we mum sv up sn...

Grade X-l Corinne DesRochcs, tatlon on and several new ones learned,`

“"7 HW” Represen U/|¥18¢l' Ale" and Guide Even

°"°d° Vm°°1 L“°“l° P°l1‘l°1'i 2- h 6 wus” proving Particularly popular

in .V .pleasant eveningvg entertain- Ruth Small 8, Martha Sark EXC ang N0 hike could be "mused for

ment, after which a bountiful lunch was served to all by the ladies, this g too being an added enjoyment. We

Grade VII-I Mary MacDonald: qmgnhgivm d Th K 1 :Lvl mm] #_ K ay. but it is hoped G,.:g;a':,I_: eA1phof,:::;eefa 1’ (C P. By Guardians Special Wire) gl holld seve al later Next Mon. ru MacArthur' 3 Inuiu Mac UPTAWA OCI 2-ThE B11I‘l0lll'lC€ tlY t CYS WUI b6 D0 mtttlng but

i; is .mlm I Meals;-land, head he following Monday oetobei- ml.

sign

’ Irlstit te. ,Kirin 1l'1€1l Y

'M' w°'“°“° U °” ill cenn-sl seulng sgeney oi meetings wlu be resumed ss may

lin-:'l‘lson IN DAY!-IGH!

2

OAMBRIDGE Mass oet 2 _ A

brilliant daylight meteor, the first seen in New - England in many N years, steaked across the sky thir

ourselves the members of Lyn-

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H0110! P011 for S¢Di¢lI'lb61’! _ _ _ birds. Many old songs were suns.

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Grade V-l Mavis MaoCormack °f ° He,-mm, power; ;.|_ vnu, gm,,,|1_ the Wheat Pool that he would ask Q First Charlottetown Browni-

gnde m_ Mm-gm-gg Gillis; 3, for an investigation of the selling N k meets as usual this Friday.

ond elll: il. Rita lvinriln of futures on the Wirmipes Ex- t ° tm°1'° recruits can be taken in-

Grade III-1, Louise DesRoche.s: ohlrlse brings the 141188128210!! il'011l ‘gn he 0011190-11? as the company Elizabeth DeeRoches; 3, Alfreda wheat experts hero that it may be It 0! thirty-six has been reach. alloches. found advisable to appoint a gov Grade II--1, Celina Drsitoches; 2, ernment representative on the ex-

elllo Arsenault; 3, 'Teresa Des- change. Sir Josiah Stamp who in- LONG RIVER. SCHOOL

hes. vestigated the exchange suggested _~

ands 1 <s>-1 nuns wlriln- 2. mol li might be advisable for the g°11°r11§l1 foil-ugeorgféliber:

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IINNUUNGING

20 Cups and Trophies valued at $1,500.00. ` Cash Prizes for 43 Sections will total over $2,000.00.

The greatest array of Prizes, the biggest Cash Awards, with a com-

IHL WIIIILII’S SILVER FIIX CLASSIC .

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November 5th to 9th GHARLDT TETDWII November 5th to 9th

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bined total of both by far greater than ever offered by any Fox Show in the

World.

Classes for Adults, Yearlings and Pups - Males and Females - 10 Championships _ Senior Herd, Junior Herd and Yearling Herd- Classes for Blacks, Dark Silvers, Dark Medium Silvers, Medium

Silvers, Light Medium Silvers and Pale Silvers.

Open to Foxes registered in the Canadian National Silver Fox Breed-

ers’ Association, under conditions as shown in Prize List.

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Monday, November 5th, Placing Foxes in Main Building and

Classification.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Judging Foxes by George A.

Callbeck, Esq., President Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders’ Assoc-

iation

Prizes.

Friday up until twelve noon, awarding of Championships and Herd

Friday afternoon 2.30, Present ation of Cups and Trophies by His

Honour Lieut.-Governor George D. DeBl0is.

Wednesday evening, Novcmb er 7th, Grand Banquet Canadian Nat- ional Hotel._ _Guests limited 11_i0. Five minute addresses by prominent _

men and offlc

speeches

Last year’s dinner was voted by all as the most enjoyable function of

the season. This one will be equally as good.

MR. FUX

BREEDER -

lals of the Association. Lots of fun between the eats and

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This is your opportunity to secure aniche in the Hall of Fame. f

Many breeders Won prizes at last ye ar’s show who could) have been win- , ning at other shows. Perhaps you have just as good foxes or better

than the prize winners.

Come and see how you fit in with the Island’s Best.

` Write for Prize List which exp plains every detail in connection with f

the Show.

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F. G. KENNEDY, W. R. SNIIVI, .

President.

THE SILVER FDX EXNIBITDRSASSDDIATIDN _ i

DF FRINGE EDWARD ISLAND

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afternoon. ' , - . _

F0901*-S 109011118 the H°l'V°l"l Urban D. MB¢N¢lllI 3. J0l11l ATRG- government lc have such a repre- . ns' 2,

ssninilvs but no soiion was isken M°1"° ""*“l1“'11°f1l¢ 9. Levron Dun- |1 g T h E

University Astronomical Observe- a tory said the meteor had been seen as far north as Gardiner. Me.. and in several places in Massachusetts. The observatory immediately ie*

sued an appeal to all, who might have sean the phenomenon to re- port their observatlons to "Meteors., Harvard University Observatory

Cambridge, Mass."

NEW ENGLANDEBS BEE

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Gmail m”lI;' `!iu1i§m¢l;° Nxifiiirz ' °" lt' Malia vm is > l nel

fe-5° *"3" 7 '- "“' °’ 'l Officials hero expressed' the sus- I`- -» Ph Phil- l°f~ 1 l= h meniofsr-,””" - \'V&l€l`f|‘0I1lL

picicn tha t e move geniins when is being hedged CB‘,7'n‘p‘“°be,,,‘§‘§,‘ve,;,':\'-1),_c;n§; 3-lululiz

John Wellington Finch newly, h the Winnipeg Exchange ca D .

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nppolnied nlreeioi- or the united --n, tm.. m ,I med' mv!" -

States Bureau of Mines, was a for- oh forp:_acd,|pper°;°;n? Aisznfm to I ‘;li:d°P:TI-l- Arthur Johnstone; mud Fertmzar Cm wh",

mm' Deg” og’ du:;1s°h°l °‘ mn* Bill flllllrel in LlV¢l'D00l to cover 'Gi-age Vynlenlituby Campbell 82 Unlversiy I °- the osrgo during ills month or six vm, " V - s. s. rloeholsgs, cspisln wells

weeks ii :eros io so from south 0,,'f1,R'§§'f§"M,,¥,,,,,,,, hmm. on use rleiou-cnsrloiieiovvn rouie 5l'll°l'i0l *D the Ulllwd K1118dorn or 2, Bobbie Dunning:-3 Jamsie Brown' ‘M I°"°‘ °h“l°°°°t°W“ “" 3 p` mrooesn ports. l orsde In iss.)-l,'n-one 1=synun»;` 111-» 111-*Wd °‘ * P- 1"-» “S f°"“e“l’ “With Argentine wheat pouring 2. Eunice Campbell and semen, for the remainder of the season.

into lhlropean markets the Liver- BNWIH 8. Austin litmimmouis. , ----

effl U ‘ua ` °°°‘ '°°s°°.:‘.::; ‘:.:";.l:°;:::.°°° . °"°°.....:‘ °~°‘°°°“= "°'" """‘

' narrow a ng. . e ni ~ I V

' ' mm s. s. I-Illlsboro cnpcsln Moo

, B A C C O ri is suspected these slilppsrs rum- Pinter. .

fp in l md mm men,” Grade II-l Margaret Payntcr Dougsll making daily trips between\‘

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[L T C ed W n peg . . 'i 4 7 . " ;` ` there. If such were the page than Grade I-l, Eric Campbell; 2, Bil- Charlottetown and Rocky Point »' // § Q i C ‘U the government has been steady- “° °‘l‘1’\Pb°'|l¢ 3. Andrew Campbell. --_

ug ot mu Perfect attendance - Juanita. Marina Wharf

’ ` ' m' th' "' " “ °“"' 'SQ cssnpbsll, Arthur .vonnsisno rum

nl- ` I

. V the futures Iling to ,

T O B A C C O f in -fe lim- f»f‘2°'fl» fm °-....°~i.l:.z'."~:..r;=~.°~lv=.:c:'.: _W M M M" H-

F- I N E -. I market. ,Accordingly winnipeg of- mm, ,mm

iv ` 1°" *ill ml! °Pl’°'*“‘“'Y ll' l-"°l" sil¢T\lllon for gil-Is inl's:. TIENMT: “WWW”

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CUT opnaiionssinoeiiisssemioisd

S _ pool becomes unsaiisfasiory. .

S IO ---20 no .flu-» is rl. ..» ou. :ll:f.."l°.r:.”.lr:::‘.:::~.*.l.:f

I "lil E ~ iam is more io ins

by L ‘ ' ` s wily! lliDPlY. thegafrvzr very

"NEANDS . world' - t."..T»3's"’..."“2. Tsiso in i-isirmouno rms _"’,,,{§‘°,‘,',,‘¥,§‘§ ,}",§},‘,,,§§,‘°,,,,',';’,,,f,*',',_°,{‘,; NENI. YDIIR FILES

NOIIIII _ Illini

I °°‘""“ ‘°"°° ,WITH FREE 470-6- CIGARETTE PAPERS M,

I ` , Ls 0° all eause an rxpenaiva_ palnlal eph- C A- inane-use ooaosav . ~ - -ll °“°‘2 oioiimlgnc '.'.i1'iiy'°1°s»I'.fiT»°2°f».':°~3eIl:-°`

I lib tba Deeaefa new IN-

""` ~ uisi.aiimposnwl1ilssiinln,,{,,,' ,,_,,,,,,,,_ my

capital, owned all a by Caaallml - .

|: and Harlard, conceived the idea of ”l:\;|l"v oM“_““ “_” nl "_

eshod. _ you mms in chin-neu.

D ‘O Ill lkli

es- arretraling pm; sap yolisr vitality

i is si' _.

gill? ill; liégi-'li-° ° §.§55i§s°

sg.- :ug ill iii gill!

I , Iothemai-ketsbuttccoverAr-~ .

_qintinhc wheat shipments as well. g;°;‘f;’5°uA";?:nch’:t%l“`;\mp:3i £1? Customs Bloop Islander in port. ° ‘“'°‘ “M W °“"°"“°° ”" lard constable, ms-gsiei Poynter,

tenets of course would be closed n_|°o‘mpb°u

i”°“f»~?2»S- "“” °° "”" °°°“*

- ~ n is aimed lien um clliosgo um "m__,,m O 'Phan'

is noi sxailsalo for use Argentine .n,,,m,_c“.,,° a_¥,',i‘°°d,,,,,_ V

B. Alsnlnore, Captain Mac-

prescnt in port loading ightl-louse su-l>l>lles_

arborougih in com-

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W Comwa

yesterday the above H M 8 1045 tons she carries

pounder

the Amer

es squadron. called on His

nt Governor De- k and His Hoi-iour

shortly after ll

is a list of the Hon. 0. Lleutenants P. Thomp- H. Hunt,

Surgeon, Lieutenant W. F, Guild, M. B. Ch., B., Sub-Lieutenant R. A. F. Churchill, Gunner, G, W. Ot- taway. The H. M. S. Scarborough will be open for inspection to the public on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2 until 6 c'clock.

first visit to Charlotte

This is her, . - town, last summer she visited Sum-

merside.

The Cf G. S. Cartier, Captain

James Roach of the hydrographic survey arrived in port yesterday morning from thc Magdalene ls- laniia after completing her seasons work there, she will be laid up in Charlottetown for the winter months. '

Govemment Launch D. P. W. Captain Lurid in port.

Carvell’s Wharf

Bohr. Dwlna, Captain Fraser.

whidh arrived in port with a cargo of lumber has finished discharging same, and is expected will load a general cargo for New Brunswick ports.

II. R. Large A Co. Wharf

Behr, Mahone, Captain Brown

at present, in port with a cargo of soft coal. '

The C. G. S. Acadia, Captain

Ryan and under the command of J. U. Beauchemln of the Canadian Hydrographic Survrf Departmen

as re - to complete the survey oi’ the har- bor which was commenced the lat- ter part of June. sh: has been do- ing survey work in the Gulf of st. Lawrence all summer, the work started by the C. `G. S. Acadia ln Summerslde harbor this spring was the first survey work to be at-

tempted since 1841 when n survey

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mander Tooker of the British navy Geo. R.. Keefe. Charlottetown; at that time. D

W. Mosher, Saint John, N.

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Donaldson, Nova Scotia; H. lil

The French Hospital ship Ville McDonald. Montreal Mr. and Mrs

D'Y’s which was in Charlottetown E

present irl Halifax. A

The stcimlel- Myrtis which was C on the marine railway slip at Dart- M mouth, N, S., owing to running on 34

s. Noiting,'clinr1oiieiown; B. ci

oward, Sherbrooke, Que.: Miss E`

Holman. Dr. and Mrs. Ira Yeo,

harlottetown; Mrs. F. H. Weir, ontreal; Miss Isabel Jamieson, rs, F‘. R. Newson, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

the Tryon Shoals on her way here ~ with a general cargo, is now in§;;il;?5»Fl;:gk lgsinegz -geari-

' Mr. Milt 11

Halifax, N. S, and under-going`B some minor repairs on the slip,

oi’ the harbor was made by Com- ,M.

Fe

ateson, Charlottetown , o

on, Mrs Rose Fergusors

owing to the accident. Bmrgxfyn N Y] L H oomn Mr

There was an exceptionally large

h tumed to Summerslda harbcrl

during the Cartier Celebration is at H

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number of passengers on board the S. S. Hochelaga when she docked yesterday afternoon from Picton. N. S., bringing delegates to the

and Mrs. L. B. Mellish, Mr. and

rs. W. Mctsilggan, Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. H. Long, Marie Cofiln, Albert Matting |l\/lontague: Miss Crastopher, Char-

M*lTlUm0 5Y“°d °f the P’°9bYl'"'Ilottetown: Mr. Smack Johnston _ .

lan Church in Canada which open ed in Charlottetown yesterday in the Zion Chllrch.

VISITORS T0 MONTAGUE

Guests of the Poole House. Lower

Montague. since Sept. 1, 1934: Mrs. W. S. Stewart. Mrs. Hyndmiul.

Charlottetown; Miss Rlcht, Mon-_

treal; Mrs. E. R. Brow. Mrs. C. H. Chandler, Mrs. R.. C. Chandler, Mrs. G. F. Moore, Charlottetown; Mrs. L. Unsworth, New York; Syl- via Chandler, Loma Chandler, Mrs. Geo. W. Dewar. Charlottetown: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davies. Char- lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Andrew. East Royalty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrew. Gladstone, Mich.: Vera Andrews, East Roy- nlty: Mrs. Jas. A. B. Boyce, Miss Grace S. Billingsley. Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Bayer, Miss Margaret Mac- Millan, Mr. Roy Hughes, Mm. F. B. Conrad. Charlottetown; Miss Rachel Murchison. Buenos Ayres: Miss Emily Kelly. Worcester. Mass.:

Mr. Stirling Beaton, Charlottetown;

Charlottetown; Miss Morrissey, Tig. nlsh. Miss Irene Horne, Miss Alenl

\"Home, Mrs. Pierce, Charlottetown;

Mrs. (Dm Scannell, Dr. Bcannell, .‘Boston; Mrs. Reuben MscDonaldl Icnsrloitelown; Mrs. Harold Moc- fDonald. Mrs. Wm. Mciiareig §Georgetown: Mrs. Richardson, Toi lronto; Mrs. Ivan Home, Mrs. Harry Cudmcre. Mrs. Margaret L. Bear! iisto, Charlottetown; Miss M. S ~C>atson, Toronto; Mis. G. Ci fi-fughes, Mrs. Cora B. Bayer, Char- llottetown; O. J. Mclnellney and fpmy winnlpeg=.i\nss rrnnel mdgeiq Miss Fanny Kemp, Miss Enid Mc# lbeod, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs :Russell Harper, St. John‘s: M19. ;Edlth Clarke. Dr. and Mrs. Seaman. Fred Seaman. Donald Seaman, Mrs

‘L. Seaman. A. R. and Mrs. CIE

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|Mr. and Mrs. A. Mclnnis. Mr. a Mrs. T. R. Cudmore, Mrs.'Mirrd McKinnon, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mr. and

‘Mrs Lem Worthy. Mr. andNM!g

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Harold Worthy, Adeline Mac

W. MacDonald. J. Moran, fl ' MacAulay, Adelaide Lockhart. !‘.`j Whitehead all of Charlotte K

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