' gime from the pro-Senatorial days

It. takes it brave nmn to face the odds that cause others to forsake.

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The People's Paper

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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i MAXIMS ‘ °l' “ iviA. hi3 . MERCHANT o, _ ,5 ' MERCHAN r i.

All)’ man is pious enough u; be .

professor of’ religion.

Annual Subccrlptl n u u: 1w ll 1'25 u? 572'.‘ d1?

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, 'l‘UlBSl).AY, ‘DECEMBER 6, 1027

Chief Justice - Sworn In As Administrator

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Olit., Dec. 5. ~— Right ‘ti-Ion. Francis Anglia, Chief iii»- tico of Cancun. Wilt; sworn in to- day as administrator oi’ the govern inc-lit during“ the iiliseiltzo of the Governor General in Washington. Under the established precedent ht. adminintrzitol‘ whon so acting is entitled to the prefix, “ills lux- selleiicy".

Bennett Will Be Guest Of Honor

(Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Doc. 5. —~- lion. lLli. Bennett, limiter oi‘ lilo Conservative party in the lminiiiitiii; will be the guest oi‘ honor, with Prvmiei" Fer- guson. at the annual banquet oi‘ the Poiiiintrieitil 'l‘i'liv~llcr.~i Association December 22nd. at. the King i<lti' ward llotcl. 'i‘liey will he tllu only two speakers. Rt. lion. i’l't'liiit'l' Mackenzie Kill!!! and some or his Ziiinisters have» lieeii inviiiul. but. lint as speakers.

Repatriation ,t , ‘ Of Canadians

itttit it wttt ttttt ttttttitt

Jailed Official Tells

“Inside’ ’Story 0f Har- ding Administra- tion - Library oi White House Alleg- ed Scene of Lively Parties.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5. —'l‘l\e Nev York Herald publishes today a copyrighted flftitlit! tiurportliii; :o_ reveal the “inside story of tho‘ Ohio gang" and intimate tletniis of the Harding ‘administration writt: en by Col. Charles R. Forbes, for- nier head of the United "States Veterans‘ Bureau. recently released lifter sarvting part of ii two yyezir prison sentence by defrauding the government on hospital contracts.

Forbes‘ story, which appears al~ so in the St. Louis Post dispatch. broadly sketches thc Harding re-

thnﬂdlle ‘Sﬁlfllﬂ Ekrcm, m“; of e “utsulldllllt leaders in both thought and action among the Turkish‘ women of to-day, who is now in Cilllildil. Miss Ek- rem is a daughter of Ills Ex. "ﬂuency All Ekrem Bey, fornmr. ly governor of Jerusalem um] the Aegean Islands,

Action To Unseat‘

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LONDON, Dcc. 5.4a yesterday's ltray December light, Gladys, wife ot Lord Bcavcrbrook, was buried in the little Surrey churchyard of Mickiehanl Village. at the gates oft Cherklcy Court, where Lord and’ Lady Bcaverbrook established their‘ country home.

Quaint old cottages that have seen hundreds of years pass, nestle about. the little church contentcdly in the pcacefuiness oi the Surrey country sidc.

'l‘hc funeral was private. The cor-I tegc lcft Stornaway House, Lord. Bcaverbrookhs London residence all

Sir Robert Aruntlel Iludmn, who died inst. week iii his (54th year. lle wais chairman of the joint finance committee of the British Red (lross Society and was a. member of the Imperial War Graves Commission. From 1895 to the time of his death he nus honorary secretary of the Liberal Central Association. lie was a trustee of the West.- minstcr Abbey fund. ills that. wife was Ada. daughter of the late llenry Ilarnmcrton of Cov- entry. His second wife, Lady Diary Elizabeth Hudson, was Viscountess Northcllffc. widow

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Light to Music of "

which lies! -

Lady Victoria Bullock, Lord D975)“ dlllllllllrl‘. who suc- cumbed to her injuries; when her skull vriw fractured at a hunt. which was attended by the Prince m‘ wales and Prince Henry. She was found under a stone arch, which caught her head.

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(‘linrlol fctoivn

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UPENINE

Ono of the most at. ‘ ti active motion picture thea- ttres in EasternCaiiada was formally

opened last. evening. This latest ad. dition to our public buildings is u,

ithcatre which lS named the Capitol, ‘Oﬁwples thc most commanding (w- ner 1n Thc comments of thc large audiences today were "tog-t fluttering indicating that. cm..- t Wemlvll l5 Proud of its nnv theatre. While R. A. Corbett and Wm. Vin- cent of St. John had thc Mason rspcctivcly employed

workmen were

procured in the city. It may be said iin this connection that thc design

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on. Vincent Massey

Standing Room-Only For Matty, 0f Thos “The Lolie Eagle.”

PERFORMANCES

At Capitol Theatre e Who Wished To See

iifldffXeCutlOll of the interior doc/- orations of which thc colour scheme is buff and rcd. reflects the greatest. credit on all concerned. '

The auditorium.

suring that music produced in the "elitist-re pit will be clearly hmrd all over thc building. -

The Principal picture of the ev- "llllls “The Lone Eagle." was select,‘- cd lroln at least ten available feat, ures. all of which were piiuitciy screened, so as to enable the choice to be made. And that l'. was well chosen as the breathless interest o1 those who witnessed it attests. Ii. is essentially a war time story, do- scribiniz the trials and triumphs - both in love and wan-of an Ameri- can aviator sewing in the Roy“ ‘Flying Corps. In the end, he marries ms little French swoeatheaijt. and

int: his Washington experiences.‘ Forbes tells of o. poker party at the

Member Came To

(Special to the Guardian) V i Qlilrllildfl, Dcc.. 5..—- lttpatrlzilion of (Janailitins who are living in tlic‘

of Viscount Northcllffe. They were mairicd in 1923. '

L30 p‘ “L Normally me mum. would out United States national fiill salt’. have bu.“ through Piccadilly. bu; lioid at ivaukessu. Wilt, tho great. His Majesty sent. special permission WW- Mei-vile Oalamity Horton. con

White House, describes $75,000 in bills of large denomination lying on a table in_ tho department of jus- ticc'l-i office. ‘declares llurtliiighs. personal physltzian proved a “per-

Abrupt End

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Dcc. 5. ~Wiill only

United Status. bill who want w» come bar-k to Canada. will b, the silbjret o1‘ an important coili‘t~rtiiit-.-- sclietlillt-tl for this week‘ lictwt-i-‘i

to route the procession through St. James‘ Park. The church was reach- ed at ll p. m.

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C. N gR. President ‘

iilciona meddler“ ln t: VOFHIHOIIHI] "Vi" Wlil1t‘$h'0sllc:ll‘(l0f a tot ' 0'; * ' of ‘ ~ ziiiiiiiui and asserts (i121 the. late 25- the action to tiliscat Jotlctifii ixlﬁliilru‘,i‘;,:“‘m‘);li)r‘_“iitugg,‘liil‘rtza”, _ ldlrk 01' lhtttllilllll’! President finally was betrayed by Gllllllllvl‘. Liberal Labor M. L, A. lllti lion. .I.l-2. l't‘i‘|'illlii. iviillirii"l' b hi5 iiTirllllS." \ r01" sl- MRIZVH ‘Mmilrcalt division of mines. colonixatitiii and fislil-i . h G d, n) ‘Plll’ l1l¢l< 01‘ illlglilllllll’ i" limit‘ Came 1° all llblllDl 8nd after thc "s iu (zueboc. The l't‘])iiil'ili.li4l1l‘ (s,".e°.‘a‘ Ho.‘ e Ff"? cm- GAME Dgscmggg luncheon adjournment today. when tit-ogrunmu. was evolved at Otta-" ‘x"“x.‘(’0 ("rYgPf-Q‘ "' O. l“, c family servants had gathered and a declaration was hroduced on bc- we (luring the recent. lntcrprovine- 11cm‘): rl"“.‘“l.‘m‘ lwim Lilian‘ [l] they followed the Coffin into U10 Describing the Wliltc tlouse poit- llﬂlf Of thc members in which ill‘ iui ironfterttnce and comprises the (."“.“““““ -‘\‘l‘-“)‘,m.‘ a‘i“‘»‘“,“)ik‘ Bhlllﬁll- 107d Bmlveiblook. 1115 cr mime, Forbes writes: has "qllllllfd lllfll lllvtiﬂi practices bringing buck to Canada of large ‘S ‘,“ MYMW“ “““““g“‘f“.l‘ “Wilt”! daughter Janet and his sons lvlax‘ "The poker party was held tlic llﬂd occurred ill his election last numbers of Tuuutliaut. who ilil\'l: “f,” ‘ ._H_, ,_ ‘,“,‘,” ,~‘l‘l0:3uv‘,.‘ﬂllti Peter. were nearest the albar- l |"""‘““““ “‘ U‘ "“‘ ‘ “‘ ‘ The service was bountiful in its

May.~

Although he knew nothing of such practices. he admitted that irregul- arities had taken place at tlic in- stance of one of his election agents, of sufficient proportions to cause thc annulment of thc election. lti was therefore agreed that the tic- tlon should proceed no further, till‘ thc member agreeing to ucccpt an-' nulnicnt of thc clcction,

follvwlniz evening lu tile library o! tiiliilui in tut» Fnited States. the White House. lt was like many slinilar parties hold there. We plaY- cd at a rectangular illilie in thi- north end of the room. 0n this particular occasion the President not iit one cud and Will llayt. who vrris then the Postmaster-ficti- oral, at the other. The others thorn were Albert Laskcr, at that time

(Zhiiirmnu of the Shipping lloartiz:

Countess 0f Gosford Granted Divorce

(Canadian Press! LONDON, Dec. 5. ~—-Tll0 Countess of Ciosford granted n

iiﬂl‘l‘_\' Daugherty. Nod M(:I10i\n;i today ivar;

liirs. iVlcLeail and Mrs. iiﬂl‘(lill".‘ <".’ ;li(‘l'l'f‘tl iiisl against her husband. Mm. llnrtlliii: did not play» stilt‘ thc Earl of .Gosford in a divorce often sat with us lit poker name.‘ . . ,

hilt never played. i remember that. it wan very hot and that Albert ' ' Lssker took his coat off. fliliiiill)" ing rod suspenders two int-ho, ‘ wide. I won $397 and Will llnysj (Special to thc Guardian! . t won. The losers all paid up prompt»? TORONTO. Dcc. 5, -_A fedugtjgni lv iof 50 percent below thc maximum‘ t

iUnited SEE l ’ Outstripped By -

Great Britain “During the game NPti McLean tariff, is what Cuba is giving Clllh. prize-fighter. was to be diseburgei ‘lff rates under thc new trade ar-i ‘VASHINGTON' Dec" 5‘ f“ F?‘ from the federal penitentiary zinrnngement just announced by Ot- ‘FVHY ﬁrst c1355 memham Sh") bum Albert Lssker exclaimed, ‘why, htssulute hcrc. This does not alter 3mm" h” bum 41' Gennmly m old mother used to work for inc the advantage enjoyed by thc Unit- “My 5 ‘ma France and Jam“ 3P‘ ing ovor him and can't pay it.’ NczlKtrcaty with Cuba but it may be a _"'}""W McLean sztid: ‘Albert. I'll glvr Slgﬂiflﬂﬂlll lJlT-‘llllllllllll’ l0 changes l ' ()- Monthly Meeting pay illiti fine. Tho Prosltlielit spoke stated. , i up: ‘Don't lot that. worry you; i‘tl,‘ Particulars of thc change arc glv-t‘ on." ivlllfllll Q8791"! flllmd Qflﬁllcl‘ 29th. 'l‘lic regular monthly intrcting and As to tlic- liito Proi-ilileiit liini- winch l5 devoted to Cilbas rccclit (limicr of the Rotary club was 11pm “satisiied" tlliit. llardiili: received ion is thc first stilt-c i902. and was the wmtngdol; mom m, the ViQtQfH], none of tlic spoils of alleged utl- urgently ticmtmdod by triitingcd con-Iﬂqtcp 110mm,," 131g How-non “at h‘ Mrmmlllllcﬂ ‘l? m’! ‘llllmlb iumiﬂ‘ we Uh‘ and“ ‘he ‘momﬁl? The musical portion of thc pro- _ of higher duties on raw lllflltifliliF grujnn“) (tgnsigtcd of n vgcﬂi 501m by

announced }ilili. Jack Johnson tlic nda in return for intermediate tar- ‘Cammim’ mess‘

Leavenworth and either Ned oritﬂwﬂ- Ilﬁcflfdillg to the Cuban con- m me U‘ 5' A" 5m“ 1921' Great

aiiil lie has n, fine of $1,000 ham: ‘ed States under hcr reciprocity PFQXlIIllILlLTOUI‘ Bllﬁh-

iilitltl and you give $600 and we will in thc flow of Cuban trade. it was

remit tlic fine.‘ and tht- Killllt‘ wonecn in a stigcitil issue of thc Cuban

self, Forbes tlcclurcu that lu- is-“rcvision of her tarili. This rovis- yesterday evcninl; at fivc o'clock in

ministration graft uud was houestditions, thc consulate hcrc statcsim the chair, GRA .. Dccﬂtlitm mi inaiiultictllretl tzoods aciWLMis-s Barbara MacNeill and o. violin

ﬁ.- Georgia Tech smeared the foot-ll" many cases as ﬂ handicap totsoio by Miss Tccd. Both numbers "B" ﬁllﬂml-llmlﬁhlpﬁ’ hODOS 0f thlqlwlllc llldll$lll°$~ , iwcrc excellently rendered, and were Iienlvegslty of tiaorglahtn thei llllitii ——<+u>--—- ‘much appreciated by thosc present. Y 8 81‘ By. "D88 11R 6 Drt-‘v 0115 y ' Th speaker of thc evening was the unbeaten bulldogs l2 to 0 before u‘ ‘Rev. Hammond Johnson. who took.

= Man For Deer

gas his subject "Tho Ancient Coi- iony of Newfoundland". He. dealt ‘with tlic principal cvcnts of its his- ,tory from the time of its tiiscovcry mlby John Cabot in 1497. He also dis- cussed most vividly uud entertaiie. ingiy its industries comprising illlil-‘ cring. fishing. manufacturing and

record crowd of 38.000. —-—-—-<»->—-—--

, i tc 'di r wt ‘“””“”””"“““' PEMBROOELELaIIi. Ilcc. r.

COHCiSHSBd Specials iWhllc himting in the woods ilear‘

,herc Saturday afternoon William RATEI-ic. oer word. not Campbell mistook Gordon Parker b , n l, l 1 _ each insertion in this column. llll°uliule~ ° a 5° ml“ "d m‘ - tlic customs of its people. its school;

for a decr and shot him through the a chest. Parker died a fcw minutes N _ . _» “*"*"”“'“““”*‘* later. A verdict of accidental death “Yflmgrggg ‘FOR SALE_GOOD PIANO. AP; was returned at an illiqucst. helcllfxcglz Mm our ow‘: g i ply 75 stuswn st. iaz-iz-z-ai,ilfji°ﬂflfllg;“i°‘ ‘if hglfbfgtjt Literature describing Ncwfound-i QTO wiksroman” FOR Twsishooting, mid both men were dmp land was also distributed. This was!

donc in connection with. and prc-l

ing a deer they hed- just killed _ - _.

cars. Reasonable charge, Phone s psiation for the animal Rotaij. 79B or 938. 884 1263i

when Campbell, who had apparent- h 1 l t ly been tracking the some animal ggielgjnrtéix: gsgmmjfg to be ma‘

saw what. he believed to be his ob- . . Jective moving in the bushes and prgéﬂiﬁgéwgegdxlﬁiltfzisglz‘ma: fired. Parker is survived by a widow Megs“ A “Wen o; Toronto and and two young children. ‘ ' '

y’ llienry A. Stamcrs. Havana.“

Tsiioivsouii caveman MADE fresh every day. Sounders. New- sonic a 09., Market Building. if

wimnn n ostoc-onu. on

l Congress Gonvenes “N0 wine, N0 gong”

woman. one tn children. APPll! m Richmond st. Qtiu-lz-ls-ai vnneouiu. mo aocicrv (Clnldlln Press) IS Ultimatum

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5—Congrcss assemble ' today for thc first session of its seventicth term, Facing all, host of p. blems as important as any since he war and beset by in- ternal ltical interruptions, -thc legislators approached a long avenue of endeavor that. will bring them to adjournment in the summer Just in‘

private Christan! cards printed l" qrder. Call at Guardian Job Priiitery.

‘AITIIUO I-ITTII HIAD! AND blottefa for use during Christ- mla season on bend a‘ Guardian Job Prism-y.

L08 ANGELES. Calif. Dcc. 5.—- ifty members of the Fuorcntlnci choir of Florence. Italy. now in Los ilingeles, have sent an ultimatum to (their lmpressario, Frank W. Heaiy. of San Francisco. reading in effect: "No wine. no song."

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lccau, 65, prominent. lawyer and onlvmany lanterns.

iiltlllil|-j'll\\~ fut- (qinatlii, stopping aivcry ﬂunmicity. while u“: ﬂowpr

ltppt- t.“ j-qtjty. in limpet-t tlm rail»; ‘ , V, . v _ ‘way siitips at Aiglias (‘tiiictil ‘s lll $4M“? fwﬁ?“ “HS mouéwd. ‘n _‘h" iunnlrv,“ |I‘)l|ll‘l w," MM, nichnncei, Saint Fouls sublime and the rem‘; iiiztition oi tlii- All tin bdik t n] l mé sob“ of d“: ‘m- itailw-tirs, \\'ilit'|l ilt‘ will to Ir-l rggnegrtﬂpxfm ‘y ' “ - - . . i'~.' ~ l - ~ - “““““‘ “ ‘u “mmn i With impi ive effect tlic choir ‘ " sang the 23rd tlsaim, “Yea, Though - w‘ "'<°"' I Walk Through the Valley of the

‘Shadow of Death.“ oitcr the anth~ 1cm. the congregation sang "Abide With Me." but many were voiccletts, looking toward thc coffin with tear- dinimcd sight.

‘Sleet StorniSwept Over New York,‘

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, NEW vonK, lit-e. s. ~ .\ tilt-ca‘

‘storm, driven by a 5U lllili! an ililll") __ _ ‘ ‘northcastcrlyr gale aiiil zici-otilpull-I T9 the “lime °é_Ch°l‘1/':q5 21:15:59“; ‘it'll by freezing tenltiierzitllrens. march. the 5° l“ ~

-§\\'(‘]li (l\'i r the city aiiil liarlini" 10* lllrlllllll the Chlllfllyllrd- The light

ttllillerl by Hick Bros, Chippiivva.‘

brought lilo top price of $5.i)0iI. Slic virus purchased by tlic ilctroit (‘ioaniery Farms, Mt. (Jinn-nu, A1‘ch<|w,‘1“t'l already owniwi lit-r yearling son. llo (‘ream (to. (‘illum- ity Pescli. Junior (fhalntiitin \\'ilt'i‘ over shown this ylvir, iin.~liitliiii:

made the scene more poignant. 'l‘he il1.. national dairy show at Alum’ Speakers on

jiliis, Tenn. lilessrs. liouck ltlst.» sold tlio bull calf. Kiln: (Jolailthils Mot-lillllltlit, soil of, tilt: big record POW. May Dokol Frtiiicy, fur $1; 550.

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Canadian Press)

Ottawa, Dec. ~ The promotion of Major K. S. Rogers to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, to command thc Sixth Signal Battalion, Cana- dian Corps of Signals, with regi~ mental headquarters at Charlotte-- tmvll. P. E. I., is announced by til‘ Department of National Defence te- dtl). Coioiit-l A. Lenviti, M. (1.. has been tl'llll.‘~;lt3l‘l'(3d to aiiil ap- pointed to command the Six l (reserve) Signal Battalion. Lieut. Col. Rogers was employed as fort- ress signalling officer at Halifax, N. S., from April. 1015, to January. 1919.

duv in the first onslaught m‘ wiir- was beginning to fade as the mour- _.__-_.¢g>_..,___ lielziys to shipping ilnzi tlistrt‘ ners made their WHY i9 i-llﬁ Eff-Vs- - signals from off tlic Jersey coast They found it ‘banked with ﬂowe I- the, gtmgng which were many violets.

camp with tho first blast of _ v storm. Suffering among iii, city s which her ladYShlD lllld loveli- poor was also i'0|JLll'i.0(i and tilt‘ After the rector had said tlic ‘iluuiultitii Lcilgini; iitlllﬁt‘. sheltered prayer the body of Lady Beater‘ , ult- grrtiitist uumlit-i- for any Qllllll brook was lowered by the llllllds ‘fl "p41,, siﬂﬂp tut» whiter ut 11m. her husband and two sons, and two t brothers-in-iaw. The cathedral choir

sang. "Jesus Lover of my Soul," as V I _ , s. last. little cluster of violets were Brother Of Tiger Dead After Knife

‘tiiaced in the 8m"? by Lady Bel"- PARIS. Doc. 5,~-»Albert Clemen-

‘crbrooks daiwhtcr, and thc cere-

lnAnu vvvuc m<- a

‘ Dusk had fallen by this time and

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L0 .... Uun ~ own gardeners closed the grave over by the lllllll ‘ll There was then brother of Georges Clemenceau. the complete silence. mass of flOWOFS war-time premier ol‘ France, died lay like n moulitnliiof beauty and suddenly today after an operation. the earth of ancient bilrrey had tak- ii-lc had been hit in thc abdomen by on one more gentle being to lcst. ii wnnis ball a month ago. Friends and faithful servants of.‘ the "Tiger" were greatly concerned because of the shock Georges Clem-

Service at Montreal

‘ MONTREAL. Dcc. _4.—R.cintivcs enccau suffered. His sister dicd only and many Montreal iflﬂlltls of the a fcw weeks ago. The former prcm-iiotc Lady Beavcrbrook bald um“ ier, although he arrived at tlic lios- ﬁnal tribute to her at a memorial pltal too late, insisted on rcmainingpscrvicc held in thc church of‘ St. beside his brother's body. _Jo.mes the Apostle today. Rev. Cun- Thc "Tiger" now has only nncion J. M. Almond conducted the. wt‘- stcr. who is 8'1 and iii poor hcaltiiﬂvlcc. Concurrent with the Montreal two daughters and a son. Imcmorial scrviec the funeral service <+>~~~ was held in Micklclianl church.

Air

' ‘~ __ incur Cherkley, Surrvy» Ellllllltlld- Mail Service

Will S0011 Be "lf“"l Inaugurated Gonfei ence Came

To Sudden End

Yellow Peril

(Special to the Guardian)

(YVTAWA. ()|ii., lice. 5. ~ lti his address of welcolilt- to iitlftlll lit- Vitrnlles, (zoiislil general ot‘ Franc". who was uurst oi‘ honor lit a bar quet of tlic Ottawa ill‘lill(‘i] of til" Association. of Prant-tt-Ainerii|tl-~. lion. liotioiph Leinieux, speaker n" the limit-w of (intuitions. on Sail-i-

l’ -' clared that “people through- oilt tlic illli\'tll'i~lt'. were ftiiifivfilli-Z

with keen anxiety tlic first stages

of tho struggle between tlic Ori- ont iind nrciileiiqof whit-Ii tlic llii+ till-in rttvtiltltlnii was l1 iiort of pi

iude." A tiillltii)’ peril hovered over

tlic world. Evorylmtly sensed iii" greatness ui‘ the danger and till! compelling necessity of service til

' avoid iJOilIK wiped out.

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Sask. Poultr 1- Will Be Shipped Eastward

(Special to the Guardian) HASKATOON, Stink. illr. ii. Saskatchewan turkeys liiiii enti will ho shipped eastward record volumo ililrini: the Christmas season, in all probabil-

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ity. Arrangements are lwini; mini--

by thn Sank. Poultry Pool which has just. opeiit-il ll (irossi-d poultry pool, to extend the service to iiil

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. Dee. 5. ~Whllc the cx- ‘Canuuan "m, poultry producers for tho Xliitia. pcctations of thc Post Office dc- SHANGHAI, m.“ 5_ _The third‘trntictwhether they urc tiool innniti partmcnt that thc air mail service day's session of u", Kuimtnagang, or cis oi not. More thuu 1100.00". on the North Shore oi tlic Gulf of nationalist, political organization, rounds oi tnrkeyﬂ W~r<= luniibl St. Lawrence would be in Omrﬂllﬁ" which is seeking to restore tlnity by the pmii inst yi-ur. by DIIC- 15H! H"! llol llQW likely "0 among the nationalist factions. ‘.‘> """ “

came to a sudden and unexpected cnci late today. The meeting broke tip soon after it. had convened when the Nonking delegation witlidrciv following a sharp discussion with thc Canton representatives during which they accused the Cantonese of being “Reds affiliated with the Communists." Following their withdrawal. the Nanklng members held a secret session. whose pro- ceedings wcro not made public, while thc conference was stopped.

be realized, officials here today ex- pressed tlic hope that all arrange- ments would be sufficiently advanc- ed to enable a "Christmas mail" to be delivered to Anticosti and the Magdalen Island,

The contract for this service was lot some weeks ago to the Canadian trans-Continental Airways Limited of Quebec. and thc requirements of thc contract stipulated that. the service should be in operation by the middle of this month. Some

Victoria Lodge Holds Election 0f Officers

The rcgiiinl" monthly incctiiln of Victoria Masonic Lodge took place inst night. The election of offic- ers took place for thc cnsillng year.

The following were elected:

Worshipful Master-P. E. Palmer

Senior Wardcn—ll. A, McDougnll

Junior Wardrn--W. M. Bot-rs

oted To Rank 0f

t'|l|t‘i(~

cumin-t

“Mnenca ‘s u‘ mo" wonderfu‘ difficulties have arisen with regard

It session in scheduled for tomorrow q-raasurelkﬂ‘ M_ Simpson

‘Y0 vrlirrr noon sermons Pl com m; loll tor 35c: "it 1w m: m for 11.00; 1.000

time for the party conventions andi the following presidential campaign. With the day to itself, in prepar~' ltlon tor receipt tomorrow of Presl-

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gram-grainy; W o

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‘Lonlworth of ‘elected speaker. of tlic House.

dent Cooiidges message and the budget recommen“ tlons on Wed- needn . congress was devoteclto or-. in ‘tion of its two chambers.

WASH

(anomaly was re-

moron, Dec. t-Nicholasla"

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country and your countrymen have beenmost kind and courteous to us and the members of the choir lick- powledge with the deepest gratitude the compliments which have been paid to their art.

"But we must have our wine as we e suffered tori; and what little have had has been deeidcdlyln-

lat present officials of the company

Falrchild Company ot Grand Que.

but most observers believe that the conference is virtually ended.

The spilt. resulting from differ- ences between the Canton and Nim- auguriite the service. It: is probable m; group; which gfg unrmonctt. pendlniz the aecurinc 01 thew mwh- able. The vernacular newspapers.

to the rcqilirements. howcvcr, and

are in the United States arranging for suitable plans wherewlih to in-

lnes that: the service may be under- although subjected to the strictest taken u a temporary thing by the emlurechtp by the Napkin; govern.

Mm. meat. will etch tomorrow that "un- ' mat IIIOIIPE." -

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Sccretarjr-Ji. S. McLeod Chaplain~E. T. Carbonell Senior Deacon—S. F. Fielding Junior Deacon-C. W. Whltlock Marshall-Cleo. R. Brady Senior Btewnrtr-A. Garrett. Junior Stewart-B. T. Green Inner Guard-A. Hooper ‘ﬂier-G. B. Hench Trams-W.‘ J; Drake.

On The Program

(Special to thc (luardiain NEW YORK, Dcc. 5. »—Hon, Vino. 9m Mil-‘isﬂl’. Canadian Minister

takes ‘ner home to America with him. ,

The comedy picture "Love Me Love My Dee“ is a corker too éas is also w ,. . m Li°.§i‘i'.§t°.“¥.§3§i’f§f‘f.3".33.9311‘; hoziihogndzftoiiie“gilpliifiiﬂpfrildiiifihtiliif Kiggssgshl‘ ye“ ‘ike ‘o lguig‘) m!‘ km m» me U‘ a .‘ ‘e ' 0 .v e sure o see .15 i: . hold at a local htittfi“o(ilimi‘li‘-‘t~c‘igli‘t)~i v.5 runnm“ m‘ “Wee days “m! the 16th. tlic lllilllll announced todav - ‘a am lOw_*MaUne0S‘ children

m0 program mﬂu-Z iic. adults its, evening performance

' = ‘L 20- to nil Mr. Masscgv, Hon. John W. Davis. ” ' Dfﬁsidcnt of thc ilnloii. who will preside and John H. Finley, L. .D

tpfltgmggpfilyggmfi-Ppupuztllegg Announcements, . Eeiilcnt l,i ea Yolk since iic rc- Meeting-s. Etic

"civcd hi1. diplomatic llppulntjncnt,_

Previously he addrcssctl tlic Pli-

grlinﬂs Sm-lciy ﬂllii thc American

"Rubin lioml it:

Better Oats. llei; ' i'l'U('t“'l'S.

{N\.‘\\'S})£l_l)(‘l' Publ‘ crs Assoejatjut],

Five Women Lost ' Lctis go iDhthC-MOZTPS i? n Fircdtivcr. Wednesday. 390-13-6-21

t I "Eat Wholesome Whole Wheat tttinadiain Press: Cereal thc 100 percent food in bread ST. LOUIS. Der. S. ~—Flvc \\'0lllt*2' bjgfuﬂ’ lﬂuffing. em lost their llv s. iill‘!‘l‘ persons txcri reported llllzirllllt! and eight person- werc seriously" injured in n lire punt-u and Lunches at Afton early today which destroyed thc ‘lull. Dcc. mu. Proceeds in aid o! rear section of the Buckingham \V(_v:npn‘5 msttmw 3; Hotel annex, Property damage was estimated at $170,000. ‘ -(-O-§~

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“lteservw- ’l‘liursilay_ I) c. 22nd, i iol’ Christmis (Joucert in Pownal llull. if not tine will be held Fri- B.

lSubsoriptions To .,,,,_ m ’-‘"’l‘he Business Meeting of the

tit-well United Church will be held I The tiisillihl‘ which tirclirrt-li l<i \\‘<‘llll*'$4lll.\' 11391110011 at 2 O'ClO0k. the Urplizinagr- due to tile illlihiilll U!‘ lhXi "110 HYIBFIIOOII- 873

of tlm boiler ilfllltilili aiitlitiolizll rr- “N _ _ » siponlses from et-iivruus llrtiili!‘ yes , 5m" (llrllwh To" and 3313373 t€i‘tiily...\ir. tieorge. .l. ltogtrs, who Hm" lllll“? l-‘lll- 375124?“

has been ill for some. time a’ H_ ‘ homo, if‘it‘|lilllllt'ti a $101» silbsrrlp- 1h“ qllvllll nllllllﬁl Bllllbﬂlll

lion and All-lloiluall li- .\il'1\lli2i_\‘ sﬂlmll _“'lll lltllti their ("hriutmas Hum l“ H (|]y.'\(]‘| n”. 33w “t. _,-,_ eiilcrtalimient on ltridny evening, M,“ Deer-tuber 23rd.

Muteh- Hopi-ion. and his

Arthur hiuti-h, lloitrton. earn '

forwartit-rl $135 iii cash. John All ‘ MP1“ Rglmkllll “"189 mam“ Donald, Soutlipnrt, gave. $235 In '_'_“l"”h'- ilill- nmflli V591! U!‘ cash, and John ll. .\‘lt'Ali-t-i' lili‘ ‘M: Pr'-"“'ll"'“' "l"! lulum-lolh genial Janitor oi‘ till‘ Arena llilt‘;,

ﬁlliltPYiiibvi H0. 'l'iie lriisti-i-s tin" "Ullllt" in lilo Bazaar and 1m

.-itiy,i-tt_~,tfrcliiii at. ldlllt: ltlvi-r, Friday eiv “mm, Illilli1_ Uct-oiiibci" Iltll. if stormy Moiiiltiy evening. 374~l2-6-2l "‘*i'l)ll1t‘ tu thc play in Frederic ton lluli, Weiinesiloy evening, Dec. Tilt it‘ llot fine Friday evening iii-e. ittli by New (Jlasgow players.

Home matte candy for sale. . 88'!

hoping iliiit many titlir-r

will ini zird Hlli).‘it‘.l'i[)liIlll*1

lili.‘ next few rlti_v.~4. .____<g

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M adding DAY9 ,

“Rheumatism, etc, curcd. Re-

Or: {We EV‘ fcrences given. Write Dr. Cliff. 11.2 _ Prince St. Charlottetown, P. B. 1., DNC l9 NOT Canada, Phone 897-1

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"i‘ii‘t‘l')'l)l'JtiY come to the 00090 illiijitll‘ uud entertainment in Clyde ltivei" lllili, lice. 7th. PTOCBOdU in ‘aid of tlie ilall. if BIOYmY- 001ml thc Iii-st tine iiltzlit. following. '

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, * ‘Rt!l'llf‘mi)0l‘ that. Wed. Dec. I'm it: iill‘ night of True Blue Institut- ea’ litiznnr at. lluntor River. 14inch- .'-~i served. interesting garnet. l!

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J ivuuilit~i~ unfavourable collie rim C“ X 7 m’; ;'l=-,~v 8|5-ll-$81

' 22118‘ l i "T ’ - _ t "Noticb-Mectiing of umn wus- H ‘ ‘Kt shire Telephone Company will, b! ‘ ,, WT‘ “—“ "“" _ _ held in hail North Wiltehire. Wed- i IOltONTO. Dec. rlx-“Mﬂrii-llllﬁ n¢5dny_ Dem seven“, at ‘Wm m,"

westerly winds, mostly fair. station- p_ m_ pun-L (an w “Mud ‘n4 a, ary or lower temperature. press your wows re ‘djunm. u“ Maximum and minimum tcmpcr- (l, 3 Noyc gegy “cunt”, '

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aturcs : Toronto, clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 “hwy,”

iMomrcnl, cloudy . illslifax. snow .. |Saint John. snow .

"Furmera- Business mo] of ~ Snutlhtirn Qugenwii Kings and "“" . - ers n create , la a iio co. .*- t i3°§$°$b Em}! - 32-29 lie. meeting under the uulplrc , of?‘ f _' t Wily - - 30-1’! tho [lulu institute will be iielu i. , itowii. snow . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 34-20 Ulgg “up on “may p” gm y,” lilizh iit|0<liliii morning at. 8.3!! v_m_ m 51g“ n“! ciréumtfpagho‘. “M ‘Ollmm l" 3-35- relative to the Itlndlfdllﬂuﬁllt 5"" 8°“ llll" Blwlllmlll ﬂl 4-15 tho Murray llarbor Brunch of 121311 rises tomorrow morning at 7.- C5nad|au_N.u°nﬂ Rim“; 1 ‘gull moon Thursday. Dec. stli. gift‘ . D-Ill. i i Birinmorsidotide eighteen mlmlt- ﬁdfgéﬁffg, maﬁa‘ eci illh C rlott to a. Y. .