kidneys
r Cold. Breakers
.everythmg ‘working
and almost before you
it you are feeling all
again-26c. box. I
-E; A. Foster
 V Central Drug Store
'TLT' ' -_ E A I' never
wood
W
all its own
MANY DISHES ._
economical in- l  »""" _ 1
gan   ‘V  I’ WU “M 'nh%m° _
” relish fend, ‘ omm.?'ilrt§:r°hmeu;§§:’nf°n of-ZS- '
no" ‘ hi ` ln( nineteen and .at eleven o"clock
auf; ro.-snoop, stwlusl. laorsna tune
ue pox
UI!  of_PntEe,e»Ddwar'd‘is-
“Him ia*-Lollloiluebcp, df- a circu
1:5.-lg?  .V Elmlttsd. :Vl;".the llgemb-1
' . -' _*Milli s er a
“U f ; Y-}\°,f?¢°l1$l'9s>,tiong£ 'Mount
_ _-'  Lsanz, Ll l to,
(i;i_eili_lisa‘f;I~s  Mr.  VMVc_l{in':lou. ell.
the notice "
"’°"""“  ..“f:.:;.°‘;2.'.":“ri.£~.:'°f:.°d 
1'] ,":,___ .1 BUY*-lE_ e admo-
o?vr‘;;‘;‘£_ derated' in a call at .Mt. Stewart that
~ bl hi it had come out in favor of Rev. J.
C. Martin; that it was signed by (151)
lr0Wo 3- : ' `
` ' . _ _-__- V _ 0113 lgilldrod and fifty one membees
orld's full of sorrow and :gs (.Zg0;1;glI;:'°b;,dgerxégéniggt 1;
c
tremble oft at the
som m . ` _ -glebe and one month’s vacation. On
B S sm ng with :Im-1'l;0tti)lxJn the ,conduct of the moderator t
the W ad wha th bl e sess on was approved. Owing era or. ~ , -
blogm re Ve “° Vmfmx to the busy season there were no
fifteendiundred ($1500) dollars per
annum with the use of a manee and
commissioners present.
"‘°h"’""“ 'W' P“'f’H‘° 'rns cell was then sustained as
, ‘ ' ' - is
regular sospel osll and placed in the
hands of Mr. 'Martin who intimated
,Approve of _the ~ " tionffo`!’the modern- f '-
P»","-°" QBOW. lor. lad clerk ina*-*collins urs moons;
  of.. to consider we -uusmsss-sposlrlsa as
gli? in
‘ill _
Q
Pil!.l.°l-In this city on ct. 8,1919.
to,_U. S. Ocnsul and Mrs. Pierce a
daughter. '. _ f
FRANCIS-.At Fortune Bridge, Sept.
11th to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis
:e daughter-Hilde 'MsoEw,ea.` .
.HOLUEBA-At East B0!ll.¢.!..»BeDt
_ _£4-l1l.‘To A. A. and Mrs. Holmes' e
slows _ans-ws.. constituted, 5,. _ ‘ _ _ :f_°“_ '°“'f§_:2f1,‘°i‘-" ` , A _ '
 .<'c- -reno.-s--.ssssrsrsr  - ' - . . . - l UABBIAGQS, 
 " U  M'  C' T5 / A 1 ' A-fde¢>OR|d`A£"K`DOYLl.-sliFiSTi|f(`) I' I
‘ er ' - -~, ~ _ - ~ n -. ary‘s
- ' K -.Cl\urch. Bouris. on September- 24.
_ _   , -1919.317 luv. it; aa. Mcoonald;-Miss
lt was moved, ae‘c'oi1ded and una ' _ Daisy McCormack of Solaris. 'to J.
nimously iigreed tliai-"fi-l1__e Pregpytery' - `  V _'_ Alfred Doyle, of Charlottetown..
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.1 -_` :`
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, <_;;J
 
made for the sorvlce:
Mr. A. -S. -Stewart to preside and
induct; Mr. J. C. Martin to preach;
.Mr. Greeniees to address the minis-
ter; ~Mr. Mcvicsr to address the peo-
ple. The serving of the edict was
placed in charge of the interim mod-
Owing to family illness leave of
absence f_or' six months' from October
first was granted to Mr. J. S. Mc-
Kay of Hampton; Mr. W. A. Mc-
Quarrie was appointed interim mod-
' ‘ ‘ _ ,_ ,_,,__ ,_, , , , _ _ _ _ _ _ - ` his acceptance of the ,g.;,m9_ crater of the Hampton session. The
' -.`-‘ »‘-"-"`="`-".'- '-_>"_ ‘ -L‘.- -‘_ -> ..- .., ..' ._ .~ -.=`._".- -1 _*sl _- _-‘_-'\'~ ‘_».. s .-e -1 t" -~ .-~-.~.
~ , . ,... . ' - '1' ’ i ° " ""“‘_1“’ "’ ° _ . “ *' * ” '- " " ' rl.; The Presbytery resolved to meet 0
. ,,
’ ‘ ' _SV for the induction in the Church at
1.     CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS -1 -ML S‘°--~ °-  
I. ' _ J dl, thirtieth at eleven o‘clock forenoon,
r, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ I -'= and mode tho following appointments
"  " " " "' ‘ " " " "`”` r' °‘ *' rl " " rl -‘ - ~’ -*"1 1"-"f-"rf"-"~l’i""Til~»=l“li“-7 for the induction service:
J-1-AAEENTS WANTED A V WANTED HELP-- I Dr. 1=*dllorton'to`endr¥<;ss ins? ming-z-,_
Mr. J. IM. McLeod to preside and
induct \Mr 'G C Ta or to reac
 -- 1 . t;M.D..luvi
mr-1° --ww -~» °°»---so . “AL” ..1i....§.... ....°..°“i..f° :£35225 *'23
ion to sell Red Tag Stock. Complete
stock ineludiis exclusive lines, spec
iauy hardy. grown only by us. Bold ,
,-- only by our agents. Elegant free
samples write now to _Dominion
N\!\‘l,9I'i_ol. Montreal. ,
‘1;,._ ff- ~-J' 8681-8-iiMlihnth¢0i.
I soannahs Wasrnn.
A FEW_ BOARDERB CAN BE AC-
comodated at 25 Upper Prince,
-St. _ , 1367-10-4M3i.
TWO .GEN'rL¢N|EN 'cAN HAVE
T001!! I-|111 board by evvlyins at 9
Richmond Street. iasaio-snaps.
ron sam
FOR BALI ONE 8|-DE-WAY BABY
ca/rriage practically new. Apply to
169' Dorchester Street. -1868-10-4.M8i
VFOR BAI-E.--SECOND HAND RUB-
ber belts, good quality, sold cheap.
_ Apply to Chas. .Todd, Bradalbane.
1354-10-4~m8ipd.
Fon sang.-House AND l.o°r wir;
stable corner of Oriebar and Gerald
Streets. Inquire at 89 Gerald st,
_ 1374-10V-4-Milind
Fon SALE--oous|.E rsnsmsrfr
house No. 51 and 53 Orlebar Street.
Apply to Geo. A. W. Robertson, 55
Uvber Prince Street.
- 1331-io-s-msipa.
WANTED ,
,-  _ .
WANTED.--TO RENT A HOUSE.
ADDIY "G" Guardian Oiiice.
*_ - . 1-263-9-so-msips.
WANTED AT ONCE A FIRST CLASS
608-! maker. Guaranteed steady Presbyterian church there, on Tues
work -nil the year. I will pay the
best of wages. Apply to James EV day, September thirtleth, in the year
Howes, Sussex, N. B., lBox 56.
~ 1892<10»0M3ipd.
'MISCELLANEOUS
COTTAGE AND LOT AT AUCTION
I will sell by -public auction on the
premises No. 181 We/ter St. on
Friday, Oct. 10th. oommncing at
12 o'clock. This cottage has all
modern conveniences also b. nice
-bam. Terms at sale. Benj.
Carter, Auctioneer.
1325-io-sluslpd _
f _ -- --S
HELP WANTED# _
', FEMALE
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in -fam-ily of three. Apply
|13 Fitzroy Street. 1306-10-1Mtf.
WANTED, MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 18, 'Lower Prince
Street. 1318-10-2-M6ipd
1
GIRL WANTED. GOOD WAGE8. AP-
ply 'Mrs. Dr. McMillan, 205 Kent
Street. - 1359-10-4M6i.
WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, no washing. ,Apply to
- Mrs. J. C. Sims, 249 Upper Prince
Street- 1808-10-2-mtf.
WANTED.-DRESSED HOG8 EVERY
. TUGBGQY- Will pay hl8hest market
prices. MacDonald and Mac onald,
i T"“°“‘"P °"°”- 'V 1343'1°"?”°’Pl’-_wAN-ren-|v|A-lo Fon |GBNE.nAl..
,LWANTED-”-GOHOONERS` TO OQRRY
stone from Wallace to Sourls. Ap-
Dly to Wallace Quarries, Wallace,
N- S.. Charles Brister dt Son, Ltd.,
' Halifax, or Philip and Mutch, Char-
lottetown. 1230-il-27-Mu
_ ;_ V _ ,
. FOUND '
WANTED.-MIDDLE AGED HOUQE-
keeper. Apply “S" Box 116, City,
1880-10-3-milipd.
housework no washing. Apply Mrs.
W. W. Owen, 148 Pownal St.
1855-10-V4M2lpd.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GEN-
eral servant, wages $20 a month
and travelling expenses paid. Apply
Mrs. H. A. Finlayson, Plctou, N. S.
, 1348-10-4-medi.
I* '___ A ,
Founo-sUNcH, Keve. ownen
. mayhsve same 'by p l i t
~- Guardian Oiiioe and ipalyisngg fgr
Ellie nfl- V _liao-zsmtf.
FOUND.- SUM OF,MONEY. OWN-
., Br may have same .-by t
_, MacDonald and MacDon:T§'§,‘?i‘sra‘;-
_ _ adle Cross and ps.ying for ad.
_ . 1342-io-alvlalpa.
Toolmiaa-oicwliasap ‘ ,
WANTED TEACHER FOR BUFFOLK
3. School. Supplement 850. #bn A.-_|,.
gy- Sooroisry. lass- -imslpu..
.WAN1'so--rssci-inn son een.
. broke 'B4-ihool. No. 144. Kings County
. gltwlomont $15. Apply 'to A-lox,
is V
-_ aVrhsm,"""Seeretnny of ` Trustees
Gasnereaux. P. lil. I. 1396-10-6-m5lp'd
GTOAE' Loaf fssarl zsrtn ss,-
~tvfva'cmi»olulas ' '-
.hllilllon grouxfds. lgiirisgr-‘llltzlegsxe
_.=,l°lve_Bl6. canons st 1. lasapa.
" ` ‘ lr -`1'm`l -  -rws-DN'
 ' mi* ' H.‘g1|gi~'qp
goughigiiiiglhimliltgi chziuigti WA
. 0 .»
‘li.........».........-....,.' °*.°'f2
FARM FOR- SALE(
.V _ A_VVVrVVVVVV.V'
, 1 6.1 ,VI
GOOD WAGE8 FOR,HOME WORK-_
We need you to make socks on the
fast, easily learned Auto Knitter.
Enperience unnecessary. Distanc-
immateriai. Positively no canvass-
ing. Yarn supplied. Particulars
8 cent stamp. Dept. G3
C ., Auto Knitter Co .. Toronto.
977-9-MllltillDec.ll-
~ ‘ S RAYED
srnsvan mom #Loca ,4 ewes 2
of them Yearllngs and 2 Lambs.
Please notify Roy -Bullpitt, Cardi-
gan, P. 0. 1898-10-8M3lpd.
srnm/.so ,Faoin wwf Place
about _s month and a half ago red
‘asa wh-its nearer your and nal: om.
Vsny information regarding her
would -bs sled-lr aooeotod. Ever
ett E. Masters. Vernon Bridge,
P. E. I., Lot 50.
1863911.
' HE WAS THE MAN -`
Jas-an
4
Yenkeg ei_e_s_ drawing
see hint
course I I was
0" - .,-
slriii
FMP!
'  ' armnge for the serving of the edict.
LAIORERS WANTED FOR RAIL- ,Closed with ,_ I,
way construction at Moncton. 1" y°' '
. -Dominion Construction Co. Ltd. & G' C' T°y'°"' ` '
Wheaton; Moncton, N. B. T FMgd°ifax"' pm t°mP°"°'
_ - 1a1o-io-zmslsm. , ~ ém‘_‘kF °"»
At M-t. Stewart and within the
or A
dr
el
our Lord one thousand nine hun-
ed and nineteen and at the hour of
even ante meridiem: at which place
and time the Presbytery of Prince
Edward island met pursuant to ad-
journment and was constituted by
Mr. J. M. McLeod, modera/tor pro
empore with whom were present
essrs G C Tayloor
t
Vicar; J. C. Martin; ministers and
Mr. Albert T. Jardine, elder.
Rev. Dr. Coffin, Trinidad and F.
Coilfin, Harbor Grace, were invited to
sit and correspond.
Mr. Mcbecd then narrated the
steps and put tile" usual questions,
which were answeredsatisfactorily.
Mr. Martin was then by prayer
and the right hand of fellowship in-
ducted -into 'the charge. Dr. Fulielton
and Mr. MoVicar then addressed the
minister and the people on their res-
pective duties.
Mr. -Martin having expressed his
willingness to sign the formula his
name was transferred from the ap-
pendix to the roll of settled ministers
Mr. A. -S. Stewart reported that
on the eighth day of September in-
stalit he moderated in a call at Mon-
tague, that it came out unanimous-
l-y and heartily in favor of the Rev.
J. D. McKenzie, that it was signed,
by one hundred -and sixty communi-
cants and one hundred and thirty one
adherents and was accompanied 'by
a guarantee of sixteen hundred dol-
lars, wi-th free use of manse and a
vacation of one month .
On motion the _conduct of the mo-
derator was approved. There were
no commissioners present, Owing to
pressure of business at this season,
but in view of the splendid advance
and the manifest enthusiasm the call
was sustained as a regular gospel
cali and the clerk was' ‘instructed to
forward the same .~to_ ~Mr. -McKenzie.
(Mr. A. S. 'Stewart intimated ac-
ceptance of the cali in behalf of Mr.
McKenzie and the Presbytery ordered
that the Induction take place on
Thursday the sixteenth day of Octo-
ber instant at the hour of half past
seven o'clock evening, in tho church
at Montague. -
The following appointments were
. " ’._. ~.',' l- J
ll
All
Pell
N. mms  l
M . . . ; J. A.
Greenless; A. S. Stewart; D. Mc-
lerk reported that the effort to
reach the new minimum for stipend
within the bounds was meeting with
very great encouragement and that
quite e. number of the congregations
hdd already complied with the action
of the Generai_Assembiy.
The ‘Presbl'-EGFY then adJ°\\l‘11°d-i0
meet at the cali of the moderator
and'-clerk, cf which public intimatlon
was made and this sederunt was
closed with the benediction.
J. M- MU'-Dcdv
Moderator pro tempore.
T. F. Fullerton, ..
Clerk.
____,i.i...._-_-_-
INISTER AND
A M » SOME APPLE5
_--
Ons of Mr. George Peck's favorite
stories was told about Senator Bar-
den, of Wisconsin, Which. they “Y
actually happened. The senator was
a. very plain, democratic-looking man
any honest work He had a. very kind
generous heart and was always 1003*'
ing after the comfort of other peo-
ple. At one time, as 'Peck toll! 31°
story Senator Harden had a 8000
many apples and he tho\l8ll T19
would do a Chrlatianaci: by present-
ing a load of the delicious fruit to his
family clergyman a new man from
the East.
When he got the drly 103565. BB
there was -no délriver M hind' U13
senator jump _ on the load and drove
up to the"`clergyman's house with the
app es. ,
“Now," he said lo himself, "this is
a sweet Christi-an thing to do. How
pleased the tired clergyman and his
dear wife and children will -be."
Then he llurridiy rolled -the BDDIGB
through ins sate. They were bis
heaut‘iful.summer pippins and red-
cheeked strawberries. ”
“Won’t the person be suprised,
he said with a laugh, all over his
happy face, and then he whipped up
the horse und trlsd to get away ho-
fore the minister had tim e to thank
him. Just as he was about to drive
away, the door opened, and 'the par-
son’s face appeared. He didn’t recog-
nize Senator Burden in his plain
clothes and with his -trousers in his-
._boots, and, l-sing in a hurry shouted:
“-I-lelio you there! Drayman!"
The senator tumed around.
“Who are these apples for?"
"For the parson," replied the sen-
ator modestly.
"What ars you leaving them out in
the yard for then?"
The suprised senator was so
struck with wonder that he made no
reply. -
“Look here, you .feilow,"_ screamed
the parson, "ii those apples are for
me, you lust put 'em in the cellar.
Do you hear?" ” 'V
"I’m in a little of a hurry now,
said the sem/tor, "and" . .
"Hurry or no hurry." in’£0l'l“\lDl0l1
the person, ‘ you put those apples in.
You draymen don’t know your busi-
ness. You hear me?"
Th-e senator stood still in astonish-
msn.
“I say, man," yelled the parson, “if
you don’t roll those apples in the cei-
iar, I won't accept them. I won't be
imposed on. I-
"An right," said the senator, recov-
ering from his astonishment while his
nslr began to rise .un with Indiana-
tion. "You won’t have to accept them
then," and -he lumped off the dray,
threw 'the two barrels of apples on.
and drove off. slilllll' to himself: ,
"Darn ai clergyman, anyway. He
nsin’t got sood horse sense. and.
b'gosh. if he can'i.' be polite, he can
eat wormy dried apples all winter."
That nicht, when the clergyman
found out his mistake, he was in such
a hurry to apo ogise-to the senator
that he our his sermon twenty min-
utes short.
-The National Magazine.
' svumoe
"‘.'-1-1
lTis eventide, brililt Ill? his led,
And evenings mantle new is spread
On see and shore. vale mountain side,
I_V_l_\ail once mone,hsai_n: eventide.
At even tide, a #oy - fi _
isteelsiowr mr no cares anno
All will be well, lnaiqitobs eblde, y
. These ers my tholllliil et eveatide.
une eieniide will soseetime some "
ul. wherever We .mel roam,
.i 'afne it will duke-'peaceful bs, 
. 'Life’s eventide for  and me. _
FLDI, 'MCDONALD _
_ I _ . M li .-».,- ‘.-Dlblhenf
o-..`m pq.
~  DeA'rHs'i
GODFREY.-On October 4th, Joseph
Godfrey, aged 88 years. Funeral Tues
day, 'Ith inst at 2 p. ln. (old time)
from the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. John Chowan, Mount Edward
Road. '
IN MEMORIAM
-in loving memory of our dear son
Albert Ernest Murphy who fell in
France, on Oct. ,lst 1916. ‘Gone but
not forgotten. .
LOVING PARENTS
' New Glasgow, P. E. I. _
isslprl.
Mas. A|.Ex/when c. |nv,|-No.
Entered into rest, August 25th in
the sixty eighth year of her age
Phoebe-Cambridge, beloved wife of
Alexander Campbell Irving, .70 Krnn-
chlo Drive, Stoney Croft, Liverpool,
England, and daughter of the ., late
Thomas Wright, Esq., of Westbury.
West River, leaving a son and two
daughters and many dear friends to
mourn their loss. (Patriot please
COPY-)
JAMES WARREN HOWATT.
att, aged eighty-three years, on Sep-
tember liith, at Tryon, removed from
the community one of the oldest and
most highly .respected citizens. He
was a man of more than ordinary in-
telligence and very genial. in disposi-
tion. He leaves to mourn a widow,
four sons, John, Albro, and Bruce at
Tryon and -Harry in Boston, Mass.;
and three daughters, Mrs. John Hall
Lea, Mrs. Frank Howatt, and Mrs.
William ;Knigbt.' The .-funeral ser- _
vice was conducted by Rev. F. A. Hu-
bley, assisted by Rev. J. S. MacKay.
Effect of Bolsheviem
What Bolshevisrn on the job, in
full working array, will do is describ-
ed in the current issue of Forbes Mag-
azine by Jacob ds Julin, president of
the Commercial Mission of the Finnish -P
Government. Early in January of last 0
year, while on a business trip to Hel- “
singfors, he was warned that the Reds. U
had taken over his plant at Lake m°“U“ be
salma' promoted 8 machme one, to men, waste of food and raw materials.
the post of manager, discharged most 3'
of the ori nal working force, every
and trained executive skill they man-
aged to run the mi|ll exactl-y two
more. There wcer seven nlonths' sup-
ply of food-which was short in Fin-
time the White Guard, or anti Bolshev- | 0
ist troops, arrived on April -26, this d
sold much of it. -
The death of James Warren How- -
risoners. To sum up: The net result
f Bolshevism in the plant was idle-
ess for everybody and comfort for
obody for nearly all of the three
isorder, looting and robbery. And nf-
sl '
one of which was glad to escape and te
undertook to run the 'plant according PI
to true Bolshevlst rules. The result st
was that without technical direction m
weeks, and thereafter it operated no RECORD TRIP OF A
U-‘Uk if °V°l' and divided il- BY U1€‘,demonstrution flights recently carried
land-at the plant. The Bolshevists' The Londo, Ah- Ministry state th”
10011 WHS all S0116. f0l' U18 Reds had ably successful. Starving from Felix:
not only eaten double rations but had stowe and proceeding via Dundee, the
` Fllllllly the While Gllllrll forced iisrliided at lCi1rlstiansa.nd, this =belng the
3`fs‘§§“l.l»'3.°`$§1‘l»’L‘l°‘.§T€§§ .‘f`.‘.f.;."<‘»‘I.’l 2'” .?°°“’°” °” .f’§‘”.." ..“"“ ’§“I.'I°.i
_ - as een accomp s e y a r s
:V15 3.000 BIDPIOYBI 0111!' 150 WGIB l6lt.,seapifane. From 'Chrlstiansand the trip
o root having ded or had boon made continued byvstsgss to christians, co-
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,W--_ Recons rt-
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ip it 5 )‘ .
-'I L “
'V/. ,il'1i.’<'.~; .
_ . . _ V  _ V
- ‘\-~ ` °" 
Ashoka of the pen gives effect to an  A
dffecting millions-as, for
instance, s Peace Treaty.-_ 
Agreements, contracts, orders, statutes, resolutions,
judgments-all these are without authority Until signed I,
And these signed documents are the fabric of our
civilization, the Rivets of our Reoonitrudion, 
the Waterman’s_ldeal_ Fountain Pen is calledto play e
leadingparh'
The Bookkeeper. the 5f¢noml»her.‘ the Clerk. the
'Mathematiciam the Engineer, the S¢l100\°ll¢&°hSl‘» 
Student and the Merchant, all who put pen to paper,
find greater pleasure in  with a Watsnnarfe Ideal.
Even ii it were not a disiin& economy, all these men and
women should own a Wsterman’s Ideal, with a point
", lighten: the day's work
./>
' soiled to their individusl,requi_remenl¢. became ll
and makes for that greater
, 'content which we must seek to promote in these
\\-‘ days of Reconstruction. ,
\ Af the Bed Dealers every-
` where. in n variety ofslylv.
»
‘V and
» ,’_ :ull
l
»
_ .
mos IN CANADA ny X
i.. I-I. Waterman Co. Ltd
no sl. ns.. si.. u..:e.u. 9*
l|eerYerk Beaten Chicago ‘
Benlrudee laelel [ark
with a choice ofpoinls lo
all unlien.
\ , . VV __
W,
'.”-

5
 
if
cause of the lack of skilled
ith starvation in its wake, terrorism,
r -Mr. Julin resumed control of the
ant it took him nine months to re-
ore it to normal eiliclency--nine
onthe to repaizr the ravage of three.
' BRITISH FLYING BOAT
ut to 'Scandinavian countries by a
ying Air Force proved to be remark
chine flew direct to Norway and
beri and backto Felixstowe, a total
distance of 2.450 sea miles which 'was
covered in a. total flying time of 40
hours and 40 minutes. '
-The flight was made entirely as a
demonstnation of the commercial use
for flying boats, and it is note_wo`rthy_
because no mishap of ,any kiyi occur-
red despite the fact that from its de-
parture until its return to Foiixstowe
the lnachinlrspent' ajwtal' of twenty
seven days in the water or in the air.
Exhibition and passenger -carrying
nights were carried out are Christians,
Chrlstiansand and Copenhagen.
A very good impression was created
in each of the Scandinavian .towns vis-
ited and it is hoped valuable remlts
will accrue to-British aircraft indus-
try in opening up what is perhaps the
best market in the world `for water-
going craft.
-The first exhibition nights were
made before the King and Queen of
Norway, and as the-Queen expressed
a great desire to fly she was taken
ug on two occasions seated -beside the
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