A Drive will be Inaugurated throughout the Province on above dates to raise Funds for
ditional Budding to the University
The Accommodati
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December 15th to December 27th
Erection of an Ad
on of the Institution is Totally Inadequate for the Large Number of
Students Attending it This Institution in the 65 Years of its Existence
has Never Made an Appeal to the Public
Each Parish will be Separately Organized and Lanvassed
You have done your duty to your country, you have
given the lives of your noble sons fo your country s cause
you have lent your country $10 000000 What have you
given tor the cause ot Christian Education? Think of the
work this institution has accomplished in this province for
the past 65 years Think of the men and clergy it has pro
vided you with Think oi the Spiritual Guidance they have
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given you Think of what they are doin and think oi a
there is et to be done in the cause of E ucation Do yo
realize t e sacrifice the staff of this institution is making
for the cause of Education 9 Give them at least sufficient
accommodations to ‘ carry oil Remember that he who ves
to the cause of Christian Education is lending to the rd
Investm nts in the hands of Divine Providence bear eternal
interests Do you consider it worth your while’
L B McMILLAN
Organizer
  B C         tgrrafattlvglggiit vge shall encourage a the operations ot soldier iarmers-~
Lellinc and 'War Minister Trotzky were
present according to a Moscow mess
age today A resolution passed hv
the Congress reads
‘Tile Soviet G-overnulent nloposed
pesto to the Entente on August Bill
and lllis repreated the proposal eight
times since 'lt affirms again its 'un
alterable desire for pence lt offers
to all the Entente Powers-England.
Fllince, the United States and Japan
tolntilol or separately-to begin ne
gotiutlons it directs the executive
and cammissaiy ot’ foreign allalrs to
continue systematically the policy
‘lf Deuce taking all steps to attain
SHCLQSH
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GERMANS CLAIM Vi0l.ATi0N
OF THE ARM|8TlCE
Berlin. Dec 6-Vigorous re resent
atlonii have been laid by the rmaii
Eovorllment to the inter Allied Naval
toniiiiisaion relative io an alleged
violation of the armistlce terms and
nn invasion oi German sovereignty at
Kiel by the British steamer 'St Hel
enii carrying German prisoners
The incident which is described as
extrilordlnnry in il semi ofilcisl state
ment issued today, occurred along the
.Kiel canal Word was received ny
"I0 German Baltic “tration that a
Maybe Available
OTTM! A, Dec 17-M P McCai`t‘rel
This nluitel is imw imilel conslilen
obtaining information ir in the ri u
lnteiesta concerned Mr McCal’IreY
takes the ground that the present ar-
rangement gives what is in effect it
sorlnetimes do not even reside in tu
tile locality and who emlil0Cv' ASTRW ll
od to occupy the docks and Kiel P01100 ii
been selected from D14? P iii
England because ol their Polish nantes
and that many had joined the l€Si0l\ D
under British re8B\l\‘B
D 1 “
It was pointed out that tile vesse |
Gwinn liao escaped il-em ins steam
“I while she was anchored at the Hoi
ieileau docks and that he had been
Pllihllted f pq
and ired‘u ii by tile British
12 T k nhouse Yard,
LQNDQN 0 8 ENGLAND
Established 1809
Auction Will Commence'
iolrlifi
Shi ments to be included in this AUCUOU
n?ust be in New York clll’» at the largest
January 9th 1920
Warehouses 64 Park Street,
Southwark, LONDON
nnninv annum Annu
1148 Broadway New York City
Ol*
m
2 |920
President or the Board ol' Trade of 1,0
Pillioe Rupert, B C and former may du
nr oi tie tit; has arrived in Ottawnmai
in connection with the flll€‘°U0l\ °f he
eries dn
ei
labor largely or
- - ' an
tn tile cause of the incident They to
in
'l`lle Colmar Sale
Alter the W r
y o our young uien. now
finding themselves lwitlhout employ
ment in the cities and towns. to take
a up land under the aegis oi' the Sold
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L ei -- el -llendiil
\mw YQRK Dec 9_[~“,, amen ol’ fitting discharged solderii into their
res of Count. Zdislaw Kainorowski D"°Pe" “Phe” ig cwman lfifgm T35
r in the mythical $10,000 ooo slime CHUM” “M "“| d°§l"“5e st cause
Princess Wiamzenlskajii of Poi °h“°"» ¢““”° fi" 9 “me a Wm
d, ended last night with his ai-rest q“°”° “W” “ °’§?$“"'i“3T: Lands
German nouns were at once Older lint- gi-and larceny 'rims lilends, one *W* “‘*“‘f '“"” "mt th°”” 1° who
candidate tor Justice oi the Sup- :’ft;1‘°§'°“"‘g :“;ge°far;°$‘”m?sihonH
boaided the St Helena to 11111111” 85 relne Court in 1918, who are alleged 9 5° °°' °
where a future competency was as
ale alleged to have found there about siiegilgvtill uditvaiiliicliaitela !ili‘i’:ssfiigi?0h(;nsSl\i`;` ““"°d' “Y” “kms 11°" °f fresh pm
house
coal it
in the
ation by the Golelliment whlfliois ,agus ¢°u~-rl WHU T°UcHED from the War" The foilovliilg' is front
o v
_ the lorkslilre Observer _
up NEVEAgg:’f~ ?A'|?_Nc'ER8' The Dominion oi Canada has muile
i0\DO\l' Dec. 7-Strong resolut
tolls ulging the makin-g ol peace with
the Liltente were; adopted by l-he
Se\elltli Congless of Russian Soviets.
inciting in Moscow, lit which Prelnlei
lnation and vim
seven hundred Germans who Claimed iiiinseli while lil dishwasher in a po mem” Wm* “ “term
they were being lim? 0? klzsouzg 131;! pun" resfiaummd bgfew suspidmzs Lhllirmiggiislfrsxfgiegsdsen is the author
blemivediiljgshilzeggirseiainf lsuiiie roi  cllgglnilie Semis astggggnig °f the S°“"°’ “md S°“'°’“"”' L"""’
lag leilgion Tile; asserted they UM passage even had been reserved for |“u°”. °f C‘“‘"d° ms ke" ‘md mg
011 Clin "1 e Count and two of his benefactors i°"'1 \’“i(;‘d ang this! gremgggeaf
Parker Nevin, a lawyer, and Steven m`°d”" an Q ° N'
Z emsnk an exmrt merchant bracing the moat beneticent. scheme ol'
er in cémpmuants They were settlement thut has been undertaken
epgessell with the "Counts" suavity by “"5 h°°““)U'Y Rl U10 v\if_;»t;'ll1utioday
Untlert is pan. is con en y ex
was in German territorlalelvi;at];'<;‘s";1nllgC although thee ove(i,'lIi:o}ir|i;dIt¢l'i;adi’)r;::t‘t;l;i.it pected' forty or “ny thousand ex
th" th°r°f°'°' "M mm W n the Bm 8 cn. “rams fu A muh nd soldiers will be located ullon llrodue
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“nd the captain of me St Helm” nb the London lawyers tllimed out on in e¥h?ii°)ef:li\lt»i so tar have exceeded r
srated. under ilroteii,si!h“Udf°§l,o1;\"_? fren*-18500" 1° "’“1"6o‘f,°f°“t°“f;°';l8n°ill? expectations since early in the year
""° dm Wt 'mn m "mm ocllle mans he C°“'“ gffmf, 'n "§,‘” Zfergsza ° ine soldier settlement Board of can <
Frm” 31"? tgaxawiehigggtrgdl on rboum ggdlcgbgldg ilfom Degas ;‘udalmw=i ' M" has ’°‘wed "ver ”o’w0'0°o to
are sa o ~
tl". Emp, Whig); pweeeded to Danzig MUCH 9 e ex serv e
SAYS lnen have applied for the privileges
l  of the Ad
-I`hu
arranted,
nr
adermken ,or lticed so much for *Canada and the
E ir in the world-encircling war.
Fwd “nd ‘mel ailiupopiortunity of finding remunera-
9 -~At the Clin
admitted
about six
on board.
was ob-
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vessel waste occasioned by the scourge of
I walilwar We linve originated n plan of
° M settlement with the idea, nrsl ei ill
wafmy ling up our empty spaces iind, second
°g`§,f;~;;;`~;'§ French Premier Colliers
rv Wlilllioyd George
Tile New Canada which is einergine
conspicuous progress with the problem
returned men to assist them to go on
th land Moi than 30 000 lc
S tilting of the new Canlada which
is ergtng from the Wai* Mi Meig
hen said, 'My belle! la that .it is the
duty of the Goverlmient largely io
increase the area of productive lands
in Canada to ofrset the terrible
of giving returned soldiers. who sncr
tive and congenial employment
With these two oblecta in mind
we propose to malta conditions so at
(Spaniel to lilo Gullidlalw)
PARIS, Dec 9--Premier( Clemeii
will so to Lon ll to-morrow
to confer with ter Lloyd-
on the serious qiestiims oi
ter Settlement Board of Canada
We are lending aettieis money to
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urs in lin olpen hoatlon tile Amtlantlg purchase land training inexperienced
ring whic time tiey row an x Bi h i
led 100 inlllgs to glhoze, twelvé: inem ne?r?;;l‘;;;`)£_;f1uf;,°;tf’?;;:’eg(l alum; cllirihg prices on commodities requlr
rs of the renc s eamer omar, t 6
throwing open to British subjects §f‘l1 ‘ previously reported abandoned off the Sagggft ogifaugogv grglfx, e§|;:l(;lr§E’ quoted to clviian farmers supervising
eially the nm-'worn it ( saimonilsli Ngvlidslcotia coast reached hele Fri Mduism of lntenor on the subject of _ “ ha
neu tor the vocation of farming, se
by soldier farmers much below those
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hour, according to several
guiding and directing them in so tar
ils it may be necessary-and we are
doing many othel things what are
helpful to those who take up land
under our plan
We have had 30000 tthe number
is now over 41,000 and loans to sold
ters going on the land now aggregate
more than $50000000) or more
turned men apply for the privileges
of our Ast, and they are going through
 
0111' Offices in llirtn idinibers every day
Many' of them are preparing to go on
land ol their own next year. and maui'
others ure ai-ranslxiz for Preliminary
training with flrlxiera
We appeal lol' assistance from f-he
most successful men in the termini;
Community to help us ie plane an
soldier lad, so that they may
the necessary riefnce to quiilth
them to take up i nd on their own cw
C011!!!
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Messrs A & E Pieice & Co , will issue receipts for allnpelts
; received A reserved bid may be placed on each peit Liberal
cash advances can be obtained on request
This sale will be of gigantic propoi tions, and as Canada s
annual output of Raw Furs is over fifteen million dollars, and i
addition to Canada s reduction arrangements have been aide
for shipments of all c asses of Furs produced bv every fur pm
A ducing country in the world These. will be extensiv ld
vertised all over the globe, there will buyers from all
'the world and consequently the highest prices will be reeliaed
for your collection
Silver Fox Farmers are especially invited to co operate with
this organization in the marketing of Silver Fox Pells, as it is
only with your co operation that the highest prices can be se
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Canada s March Fur Auction Sales
Place Your Furs on Consignment for
CANADAS FUR AlICl`l0N SALES MON’i`RllAL ‘A
All box Breeders and Fui liarmers may now send or leave
their Raw Furs at the ollice of A & E Pierce & Co , Summeralde
° to be forwarded to CANADA S GREAT FUR AUCTION SALES
which takes place in Montieal in March, 1920
I At the recent public meeting it w`as unanimously iesolved
that Canada s Fur Auction Sales should have the support and Co
operation of all fur farmers who have the interest of the indits
try at heart, which is necessary to insure the permanent succes
~ of the Silver Fox Farming business
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For further particnlitril cali, write or phone A & E Pierce
& Cos., oiliee, Summerside reipresentlng MONTREAL FUR
Allerton siiiias coaeolilii toil
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