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" . DECEMBER 4,1917' I Qian ciiitnnoirnrelvu cunnpiiw ' PAQ;-~N
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Subscriptions in Prince'Ed Id I l d T t l $2 313,450 R' ei edIIFrom 4946 A 1° t . O P ° I
_ _ _War S all 0 _fl » _ ec v » PP ican s ne erson in
Eighteen in the Province Has Bought a Bond; One Home in. Every Three Now Owns a Bond.
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sullollv s srolirlli   worltll or \ll=_-llllull till lllllillll
Electric- Light and Power tlil for alll ht and a Mass Meeting Was Solid in Voting lor Union  '-1 '-we ii- of fs i-0;;
_ __ g _ ‘ ‘ lolld'in and Ile Premier t
bay, T¢l¢n|~apl|_am| 1'¢|¢p||,m¢ C0|m¢¢p0p tiovel°nni_ent_~ tlne issue 0n|y Appeals. I""l' ll? ”°’.§‘...‘;"“l.f‘°"J.‘.‘i.'.. S‘§‘..t‘2.° A Fmt ol Island Rem" and a
-<-*-l- Flenih could not contemplate th
- ed, to a snowstorm accompanied by a
Belo et' wind which did considerable
dlmllige to the telephone. telegraph mul
electric power systeili. The storm he
gall early Sunday' mlirllillg aiud by tllll
afternoon had developed illto il vcrit
“ble llllZZill‘d. 'l‘h-e snow that l`cIl was
of tho B_oIt_sluslly variety evel'y flake
sticking where it fell until in
accumulation broke dowil the telcpli
0116. I-el9Kl`l1llll and electric wires ii`lld
even in some cases the poles und
crosstrees. As a l'i-.sult throiigllollt
__l.he_clty the electric light was oft' utt-
or eight o’clock Sunday iligllt loav-
ing the city lil darkness ii. condition
which continued throughout the
night as lt was found ullsllfc to tlirll
oil the power owing to the clltullgle-
llleilt of wires und the duligel' oi' lil-
ectrocutloli to ally clti:/.ells wllo might
como in colltiict with them. 'Phe
Guardipll machinery being rull by cl-
ectric power wus colisirierulily ili-
conyeilccil. l~`ortullutly llowovcl'
having duplicate power, elect-
ricity und steam. the operators
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I WINS
ian Monduy morning but to hcl;
the Pzltliot out, with its .lfterliooil eil
ltion yesterllav Tile electric llgllt
dllll power were rcstolrd last i'\ellil.r,
.it llvt- otlock alld thc telephone sv
stem was plcttv gellelxllly .ldjllstl-ll
l`lll‘ l`\‘lliZl-ltlll system is still hadl\
out many bil-airs having occulied all
iloiig the lllio There is wlle trouble
oil the iiluinlalld also and no tele
glulns llave coiue tllloul-'lil slnio but
urllay night. lill. Moriisun _ot tie
'l`elegi'ilpll (‘.o|lipaliy‘ Mr. Mcliie ol' the
Electric Iiight. and 'l’owor Company
ami' Ml'. Van Buskirk of the Tolepll-
one tlolllpiiny had gangs 0f~n'len out
ull day and lilid things pretty well
sll'iliglltclicd out. last. night with the
l-xcoptipll of the Telegrapli lilies
which is l\xpol'.t.ed will bo Ill working
order today,. The storm was the
most. dillllligillg to wires and trees
tll_at hill-l occlirred ill the last twenty
years, its only parallel 'being a sleet
storlli wlllch dld soillowhzlt similiar'
diimllge in thc llilleties ol' lust rent-
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INTON V
$25 IN GOLD
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Charlottetown Candidate Leads i_lll Coln-
.pelitors lor Special
Awards- Miss llatilo
llueslis oi/Summerside $15 and Mrs; W. A
__ __(§llniini_ng_._ol Monlaouetlo. _ _ 
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Surgrised ! _
'We , rather! The surprise
was just as great to the mem-
- bers of the campaign department
when the result were known.
The large number of snb_scrip-
tions tumed in by the candidates
during the special prize period
proved a tremendous task.
The above tellsdhe ta_le of t_he‘
outcome of the special prize
period. After making a careful
canvass of all the votes issued
on subscriptions during the spec-_
ial prize period, it was found
that the three candidates named
above were entitled_to_ the prizes._
All records pertaining to thel
special period vote will be _pre-
served, and _on the _final night
of the campaign, the Judges will
verify the count of the votes' is-
sued to each of the candidates
is far from run,z-ind there is not
a candidate, even at the foot of
the list, who cannot' overcome
the present handicap in the re-
maining six days. You will get
a valuable lesson from your can-
didacy in this campaign, for
nothing else could teach you so
well the danger of procrastina-
tion. Energy, promptness arid
perseverance are the requisites
for success, and you will make
the best of the time still remain-
ing, for this should be a good
lesson and a training to you.
There now remains six days
of the campaign._ Decemcer 8th
is the final closing date. Can-
didates cannot afford to take it
‘easv because the special prize
period is over. Many a campaign
is lost or thrown_awaY In lhe
final week. It is the strong
for the special prizes. lt was an, finisher who usually comes out
interesting race. Nearly every
one of the candidates did well,
and the winners in several ln-
stances were hard. pressed for
'their' positions. It would not
have taken a large number of
votes to have created a_tie among
any of _them for the prizes.
-Don’t Go to Sleep
Now that the special Dill?
hey are conscious that they did
a winner. _ '
To the Public
If you . have promised a can-
didate a subscription. or if you
intend to surprlze one by paying
a subscription thei'e_ is no better
wav of going about it than send-
ing it in now to the campaign
department. Candidates have
manv people to see in_ the nex_t
six days of _the campaign, and it
is just possible that they will not
be able to get to see you, €;id_th€
‘ ’ much needed vote will ost
well during the time their efforts
t th t, d th v lose Savetlie candidate all the time
I  tlilthi? frlllgtsthahll all gf those _and `steDS you can_bY sending
I efforts may be wasted if they your subscription direct to the
_ relax their energies. The race
,Calllpalgll manager.
`v0'rii s'rANn1NoI Fon CAN iilnlirlis.
" D'IS'l‘RI(}
Mrs. ll. S. llllltoll Chzil'lottc_towli
Miss Hattie I-Iiiestls Summerslde
_ Miss tlorinne Gallant Summerside
'Mi'. Gerald l’. Bremner _Chal’I0ttel;own
Miss Viola Mullins ' Charlottetown
'l‘ N0. I. '
75,705
72,i7i
72,675
19,409
8,610
_ I)l_S'1‘l{ICT No. 2.
Mrs. W. A; Cumming _ V Montague ~
78,641
Mr. A. E.-_Jenkins ~ Georgetown
66,816
_ Miss Sadie Egan
Miss Beatrice Brown _ Alberton '-
Miss Lllllun Inglis Kensington
Mr. fiernld llIilrpllyI ' Kensington .
14,547
11,536
9,306
DISTRICT N0. 3.
Mr. II. M. lirotliers I
Mr. Dimcilii MCLenn
Mr. R. H. Abbott
Mr. Lloyd Pronde _
Mr. Roland Bilcllanmin
Mr. Daniel Mclilenn
Miss Stvllll Robbins -
Mr. Ira Fraser _
Bear' River
Cornwall »
Bonsaw
Malpeque _
N. Wiltshire
Bradalbane
Murray River
Central Bedeque
Pfort Borden
Stlilrloy Bridge _
7 7-,268
44,792
34,146
30,964
30,781
25,233
19,575
10,096
7,729
7,258
'i`()ll()N'l`(). llci l--lloll ( J Ilo
llclty lotciivd .i lcrcplioll llolil thi
welllcil ol Vcrdllii yl\sti~ril.iv .llir-l
noun .ll thc l‘rlll<oss li.l|l lil Vcidliil
that llldliiited ilcully not olilv lilo
high regard ill wlllih the Mlllistel ot
Justice is held. hilt also the depth ill
to which the idea ot willllilll, the will
has stink with the women ol Veilrun
ii great nunlbcl ol whom have sons,
husbands ulld llro-tlicl‘s ut the tiollt,
or who, ilnl`ortuilately, llilvi: lost sil<'li
relatives at the front., ,
’l‘liere were gvei' 400 wolncll prcsellt
at lllo lileetlllg_ sonic carrying the
baby whose futllf-.l' is :ll -lilo l`l‘olll.
Miss Hclell Reid. after- her address,
asked for those wllo_ were going to
vote for ‘lho` Unioll (lnverllinelil. ln
stand up, and the woilleli stood up on
masse. -
Mr. Doherty was given all critllllsi-
astic reception and his short address
was listened to with extreme alleli-
tioli. lie said that he was glad that,
for the first. lime., he was able to colilo
before nu llud'icll<-c williolit. appclillllg
for ii partizali vote, without asking
for ti vote for il particular' party.
There were li lllilillier of llllestions that
were important liol`oro the coulllry.
and illlportriilt. to the iilaterilil boliellt
of (‘anada. but all such iilattcrs drop
Icrossiug the threshold of llzitioilillity,
_and _taking a proud place as li liiltioil
     0'  lwsslblllly 01 rvlliulillrllr fllllcswlll
Oil Sunday the proviuc-»_w gl-cur . ., _ _ . _ _. I V _ wllcll /lllglo-l<‘rench forces wnrcI ill' Al_"l"“""I’* Nllllll \l/UH 11 "lll'l\w liiiiii eulogy ol the ance
"‘ ll* W*-"G A ill- “Ol Ollll’ l0 lBSl\0 l~l1_L UU-ilu-_ _ _ - , _ .  - _ - _ lli_'lcht lllc_|lt” and the do or more rolls lil tl ' Aul S
found tllclllsclvis I u t I to \\ lil
It was beiausi' ol this glcul issui-
Illut ull otllcl o~~llif‘s welt' tlver~.h.id
owvil. said lon ill ilolii-iii .md lil-
\v-i- sind lll l ill -l gli.-.ii illsil. in lili-
llistory ol' (llllluda he was able to up
peal not to paitirlill feelings, noi lol
li patty. btlt for llli- things that (Hill
ada was lighting lol
Gave Up Amibitlons
I
’l‘lie l'ol'lliatioll ol' ilu- Union (lov-
erlimeilt wus toilcllell oil by lloll_ t‘. J.
1)chert_v`, when he paid ll tribute, to
the men qlt "tho olIii~i'-sitio of ilii'
speaker," who had' l'eilolilli-cd party
to forlil :il nutipmll govcrlililcill, mid.
also, touched on men oil the old tion-
ilervative side who litld given up am-
bitions lsoftllal. Ullloil might become
all cstahllshcd fact ill Ciilillda. l\'ii~.il
had gone into tllo new Goverlinleiit
wllo for years past had illtuckcd it.
Sillllllillnooiislr with the wolneii of
(fanatic. being given thc vote. or at
least it portloli olf them who lilid lov-
ed ones at the l`l‘onl. (‘:lllalla was
withill the Elllpll-ii.
(‘ulilldilV wus :stepping into lliitioll-
pod illto iilsigiilicancc before the _ollrllality with licaii' ileld high. und with
big issue that the people ol' Cilllilclu ii collsclollslicssbl' ditty \vell dolle.
LAURIERISIII
Quebec in the present general ele
tions took place here last night” at
meeting in 'His Majesty's __ theutr
of justice. and Holi. C. U. Ballantyn
minister oi’ marin-s~ and fisherle
to the Uniollist candidate fel' this l
ding, W. S. Davidson. ll. was ,i rl
been given to the llltcrioi' by illlnl
rolls lights.
speakers wt'i'l‘.. ' -
’l`Iii,- riot lust:-d more lhull thrl
i- he In and with lr-icllcd I tl
,tilllll that tho gang bl'oki» into ll
dl"ovil them llaclt.
Twenty Batt-los.
and Illilre were lit Imlril. twellly
i- s siiillsli to s liltels N
the blilldiiig. ` .
tho siluatioll might be gone into wi
broken so that tho 'arms and le
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~..iid°, wus .l llollli- sclltiiint-lil ll ii. .
not loi Illlii ti, i\|iii\ss all opiliioli l
_bout thi- glial ch-ltloil lolitosi lion
gollii, oil lli (‘.iliad.i llilt .ill wi-in .l
greed ill llopmt. tlial liiv tontl-sl
might clld ill such .l lllshloil that <‘.lll
lldil would bt' able lo lllrtlw llel whole
strength ill the collllitt lor the lrce
dom of the uoilii
`LUIIlIl|PEl'll'lIlIlINS 
I III BUIIB IIEIENIIIS
l \\`ASlilNG’1`()N_ llec. l.~~--'l‘lic Alls-
tl'o-Gcrlilali lllvaders in Italy, elli-
<~iril'ilespatclios received Iicfro to-day
froin Rome say, ure compelling the
civil population of tlir' captured rc-
gioli. without respect lu age ol' sux.
to work oil fortiilcatiolls of tho Tug-
iliamcnto, the left 'bank of the l‘Illvv
and tho (‘adol'o zones.
A tlcruian oililr_iel'. desplitclieil say,
coililrms the report that llilldoilbllrg
had personal chargo_ot' tho dl'ivc ill-
to Italy.
“/\t'col'dlllg lo ills plall," sity thu
tlesptllt'lil:s_ “(iflilei'a_l (‘olll‘illl’:~' ziriily
wus to roll down like an aviililllniic
ull Lllc Selle t`omuni plateau. wiiilc
the al-rules: of Krobzitili und Von
I-lulow were to p_oul' ilito the lirelital
Valley, surmouiit -the moulltliillous
barrier' and descend into the fertile
Veiletiaii plains. The commence-
mont. of the colossal offensive was set
for the fourteenth of November with
the arrival of Austro=Gerinan troops
IS N  ‘I
:it Caste-lgoniert, but the Italian
  GllQ__W5 lN_i____9.U§_l3EC
Riotous Scenes at Sherbrooke, Quebec, When
Unionist Meeting Was Broken 'Up by Howl-
-ing Mobiiol Laurierites. Theatre Wreckd
and Some Twenty Pitcbed' Battles Fought.
SHEIIBIIOOKE. QUE., Nov. fltl.--poaceablle people. '|`he oilicrs, who
The most serious disturbance that had lilled the gailer._v_at_ the comlileli-
has yet occurred in the' provirlce of cement ol’ the meeting, had gone out
c- instead of waiting to be thrown out.
ii and joins-.l their fellows ill the street.
e, Troulrllc Was Planned.
where Hen. (T. .lf Doherty, minister' Tile trouble here' tonight was ex-
e, pected. it had been openly threaten-
s,- ed for three days. Tile meeting was
sought to give oratorical assistance called nt 8.30 p. in.. but bc-fore that
'i- tilne the lower ilool' was li-lied with
o- citizens of Sllerbrooks and their wives
tells crowd ol' lloodlums that started. and dailglitcrs. 'l`hei'o were about
the trouble which ended only- after three hundrell ol' these present, Init
the fl'ollt ol' llle theatre had been so iillgc-red were they wllen the row
wrecked. and u cyclonic effect had will; startell from the gallery that they
e jumped up eil masse and colillilnllced
lo"i'ilsif luwilril the stairway. culling
Tile riotcrs' wore held back only by that Illini' would l`lnull out ill" €=llll‘l‘.V»
the well-dlrccleii use of li ill'o hose _(lilly lion. Mr. Balll-ilitylio saved the
lit the stage door when -they attempt- sltuatioll lit that polilt. izullling - on,
od to storm the stage whore the them to be calm and lint to bring on
Ilan upon and pill-hed battle ill lilo
ie tlli‘1ibl'i'_ il. w‘hli'll women would be
hours. during wllicli pt-_rind thc how- l1l.lll1‘t‘-fl- /fill UIC _t‘»‘/Ufliflg “'fll`l‘- ‘ill
ling lliob broke. tliroligh the doors of the young lrllows ill the gaIlf’I'.V =i'llD'
le perl away uild getting out of the l‘o\'r~r.
thit al'  ly  _ _ _ -.f .
citizens who had been or-i:i|pying_sllillcllllles lnvlliiglllg ill lights till till.
seals on the grolid floor. and who oa.cll,wny. ulld :ioinntlllicii 'pi_'Z;lce:lliI_\'. -‘=W1‘ll-
ie cd the mob olltsldn w-hllrll contlllllolisly
lliriiilri-__ rose up ill thi-.il' might limi kept. ill) 1' W0lllHll lIOWl llllll 'li"-Fvfll
as llccoilipliliimellt to tho. spccclil-li.
'l'hc spea.lrers_ kc-pl. right. oil. sl-nlic.~;
_ lIi‘oppliig on the stage l`i'illil wlllilolvs
\vhli`-.ll upellell l`rolil`llie glilllilgv iiilii
ll wall il Iscrios ol' pllclicll Iizlttlrii lllv lVl\€=lll"‘ lllllfl did not deter illfllll.
of though lloil. Mr. Ilollorty had il liar-
them. 'l'ilc- whole nl' the front nl' the row eslziipl' l'roln it two-pound~' luiilp
ill ol" Ilul'dciioll pavt-ilu-_li-l. _'
tlleiltr. wil .- _ od pl .'.._
ii single picco ol' gllfss was left intiiizt ’l'|lo iitlliclis were inailc illy llll' llllliill
und through the brultcll wiildows necks troill every nligle, stories wi-_ro
stories ol' all sizes welll. hurtllllg lntu_ thrown illto_tllo building from ovcry
lwllldow, tilld plate glass lcll ill idl.'>w_-
At the end or the nicetliig the cllalr- ers, pul~tlt-.ularly lnsirlv the multi ori-
maii called oil the peaceful people to trance. ’l‘lie doors were locked short-
relilain inside for ii time in order that ll' ul'li~r lllc meeting stal'lc<l. lull lilo
th I'i':lliiework could not :ltulld lliil suc-
li. vicw to seclllg what steps fto_ul|| be ccs:~fivc rllslills. -
taken to get tho wnl_ilen awuy ill safe- "l`l\e HWS Of ll\U W0lll0ll Plllllllll ll'
ty. 'l‘lle nieil decided to protc-i'.t tll`olr thc- boxes were llnpcrillcd scvel'_;ll
owil women, and many chairs were ‘tlnics. and iillally they had to vacate
gs for it looked as ll' tho crowd would
might serve as weapons and illiliost make lin entrance at. this point.. Tllree
,cn masse the audience left the hall. or foul' returned soldiers who were
They presented such a determined ap- in the audience jumped up. time and
pearanco that they were not rushed, again and rushed 'towards these boxes
as had been expected. At the close ol to defend the women in case the
the meeting only about 800 people re- crowd got through and they llllally
mnlned in thc tlleal/re. These were the_, remained ou guard.
~ ,-
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I NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS FOR
EXEMPTION DEALT WITH UP 5
TO MONDAY NIG
EXEMPTIONS AL
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HT, DEC.3__.___.._ 3143
LOWED  2986
' *l“I€léI=`*',éIPIé`°>I€ 
il'o.~‘-islaiice before He-lctta and Gill-
l_et upset _llie plans of Hindenllilrg."
HEIIIISI ANIIRIIWEII
ill] r 'SIIINIP PROVINCE
'I`Olt()l\"l‘O_ Dee. 1.-Sli' Will.
Hearst. Prellllel' ol’ _Olitai'io. iillli
lion. Newton ltowcll, i`0l'mel'I_v Lill-
eral leader ill the legislature ai'e in
l stump the province togetller.
'i'liey will visit the liol'thciilI iiiilt
of the province.
SECOND OPERATION
‘ ON PRINCE ALBERT
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Prince Albert,
'second soil of King George, sui’i`el'_“d
a relapse und and has been operated
oil for dolldellal ulcer with satist'ai~-
tory results. -an official court bulletin
announced to-day. His condition was
described as “sa.tisfactory.”
Prince Albert is an otlicer in th-_=.
Britisli Navy. Oil August 28, 1911,
he lvils reilioved lisllorc, suffering
from appelldicitis, iilld_\\'as opel~lltr»d
llpoll uit Aberdeell t`ni' that ailiilt-ill.
lie has been oil duty illteriilittelltly
since then. 'File l’l°llll_'o is lieariy 23
yours old.
NIEIHIIIIISIS PIEIIIIE
in * SIIPPIIIII IIIR IINIIIN
t`VI_.lN'I`ClN_ Ilcr.-1. At the Novem-
ber inoililllg of the tioderlch distrll-l,
hclil :lit liiiildesbiiro Irl-doy. Iii coli-
ll_(tl:Iio|, wllll 'll|i,» Illeillodlst ('hlil‘t:ll. ll
resollltioii was iiiissicd lllellglilg Ilr-.lir|_v
siilipurl, to till- Illlloli Gtlvvrllnivilt
lilldl_-l' the lclir|f'l':dli|i ot' Sir ltlibl~rt
|liill'iil'i\t I 'l'ho lv-..~'-nliillilil was illiro-
llliri-ll by livin lt. .I l\ll»,t‘ol'iiiil-li, ol'
Illylll, l:i~l-tliiilrlli liv IT. .lp \\':ilIi.\_ of
t‘lIlltoil_ und c:ll'l;iz_~:I lill‘:iliilnollsI_\'.
'l`Ilo lmeclillg was wt.-il littellded.
Minard's Llnimcnt Cures Dlstemper.
'[‘lII'l \Vl‘lA'I‘H]l‘1R .‘
'l‘I‘}MPERA'I‘U1RE.
TIDE. MOON. ETC.
] TODAY .IS THE l2l9th, DAY OF
CANADA`S' PARTICIPATION IN`
THE WAR.
.'I`Oll0N'l`(). " IlI')l7. 'i.»- W1isIi:l‘|.\'
wiillhi fliir und colder. _
'l'llc- liigllost tclrlpcl'lltlll',, l'ccolil<ii
yesturlluy walrrlb degrees above, l\t
10 il. lil. l| wus 345 liliove lit El p. lil. it
was 34 uliovc. The lowest the pl'l--
vious night was 253 above. .
The tide willbe high this a’-
ternoon at_2.59 and_ tomorrow at
3.39; lt will be high tomorrow
morning at 2.11 an Thursday at
5.02.
The sun sets this afternoon
and tomorrow at 4.39; it rises to-
morrow moming at 7.38 and
Thursday at 7.39.
- The moon rises tonight at 11.40
There was a full moon on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 28th at 1.41 p. m.
The last quarter of the moon
will be on Thursday, Dec. 6th at
9.14 a. m. ~ _
The length of today will be
nine hours and two minutes.
Minoru; Llnlmlsnt cures gnrqet In Gowi
ll,
TED STATES," to which Mr. (‘Ila.< -
Earle salig “'l`lle Still' Spangled Hall- M d-. » ~
ner" was illiswcreli -by CONSUL mar A L"-“ment CUNI'
PIERCE, his speech was an excellent.
I I I lxlllssis toll Sl- llllfwsr  
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_ Il DII-IIIIIGI-NG ONE _ BEHIND  _ _lpqljlglplgi FRIDAY  _Nlilll
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LONDON Dec 1-At il reception '“"""'°"`
_ course o an a s ec - H' 99
nenloranzed g - I t I M | i I  F d B i mo Lani-less lleclarilllon in 1914 that lghlilllll Slllll
~ . ' ' ` '   a  a   a e e  Canadians, whether English, Irish orl ...._.____.
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_ _ ___ figlitilly., the (lerillans lol llle lrevdolii _ ' 31 I0 “fly 0 will
_ . _ 0|, _,mute und Umgnml um' tht, (___, ol Auld bcolia, \\|io gatilt-lcd round now upholding the prestl
_ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ _ nmmull 0|- _hc wm_m_> ..Thul_.. hp the lesllvu_ liillird all _lilo Davies llo- Land lil’ the lloatller.
_ _ _  _ _ _ _ - __ _ _  - -  _   " _ili'._ o ll' _'l_ _  -l _ _ _ __ _ _  _____ It-I are ul thi- opinion that vvell "THE CITV CORPORI
_ __ . __ _ - 1 » __  , - : _ _ _ 1' .' ~ -   ~ _ ~ '   _ - - __ illoligll tho dllmel' was Ill-ld on l~`l'i- which was sung “For Til
_ ' _ _ _, _ ~' ` '_ ' " -  '  - -` Vi `  -` ‘ -, _ ._. _ __ - _ _. . ‘ll1.\‘. il llleailoss day for sonic, it wuz; Good Follows" was resp(
; _ _ __ - ._ _ f _ '_ H _ :V .  _' .‘ . " __ _. r.  - _ » , _ _ _ _ _ _ __'_tlii' liiisl. festival of its klild for 28 COUNCILLOR R. H. JEI
' - ' __ _ ._ _ V _ .' 2 - I _ ' _ _. _  _ V ' ‘ ' °'  .- __ ~ - , _ _  ,vczlrs alld_ has added allollivl' lilul'i;l said that l`l'om the lrpeeel
__ _ _ - ' 5 . ' _ - » _ _ _ _ , ._ __ _ - _ _ to the rullnliry crown ol' Mrs. Davies had discovered that he w
__ ‘ ~ ' ' - _ - - - ' . ' ' ' " _ . ' - ` - _ _ _ of the Davies llotcl. man too. He told of he
_ ' ' V .- _ '  _ ' ~ _ ~ _ . __ - _ ’  _ _ __ l\ll'. 'I`ilonl:i.~: I<‘. Wllilc, 'lrcllpiell of lllodcl towns recently
_ - _ ' . :_ ‘ - ' ‘ _ ‘ ' . _ ` '_ ` _ _ ' ' thi' l’l'csidciil`s chair and oil his right t"llilrlottc-town_ is portl`°.l\<
' ` " \ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ` ' was thc t‘llic|` Il. .-\. Mr-liililion. li. llli-Illly wol'tll_\" oi’ elnulalit
1'.. i`ol'nll-l' Govcrllor of _thc l'rovlll<»i-__ to llilturail lidvuiitugcs.
on his loft wus Mlljoi' the Iti'v_ i.li'. Streets, etc. He said tl
'l`. I". I-`ll'll<-rtoll; scatlid :lt illl' l'rc- Cll1ll'Ir»lietov\'i|.ilild a pop
sillt>.lit's table wi'l';~ I-loll, l\1ul'doi;ll Mc- llflllll 11 10 13'lllUllHBYlll, I
Kitil\oli_ tiolniuissiollel' ol` Agricultiir_ig_ _'l_l§l;-[_ pop_u_Iat_iQp _of _50_ tl
lion. Mr. l’iol'el‘, li. S. Coilslil, James m@llll011l'¢l Home ol' the t
Paton, M.l..A._ t‘ol. IJ. >lti~w:-lrt, Should be taken up in 1ll<
t,‘_lliiii'lii:lli ol" thc lllllner Collllililtcv. l`\ll.llro_ such as lilnnicipa
-'\II10llg the xrllests ol' honor, inchi- lllgller salaries for teichl
ding thu above, were Major J. \\'. Dl=\Yi§F0ll¥lflS i'0l‘ Children.
stanley, croilliclllol- .it-llltlns, lit-v. lr. lfilnsfvr 2f'ri'1ce. niodloii
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ti. ldlilloll. and Mr, t.‘.ll.B. l.ol\gwurt)\_ of schools and food ins
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lt was nearly 9 o‘<~lock wllcli Piper “THE VICTORY LOA
hiuclienziii iiiaiwlleli theinen to the Il0llfl<‘-tl I0 by MR. L0
lliilliluct llall. wllcri-_ thc. war-time me- l°l"°’Vl0l1B ll) C0l11lllH t0
ilu with thc- llaggis ilnd baked lla-li- lll0I`lIlS lllal OVGIIIHK, (F
bill, us its cllief conslitlltolit.s_ was 1131'-‘ll`lA'llll‘?fl l-llo lilivst r
lllomligllly i.-lljoyeil by all pre:-leiil. l VlC Cty Iioin In P. E. I
.\l. cillzli cover was placed a sprig llHil<‘1~ Tllo lslanli’o obj
of iii-iltlicl; thc gift of Mr. .Ialnes Illlll llllfl l-llflll Hwolled to
l’atoli. M.l..A.. wllicil he had receiv- U00 illltl ill" Cfillllilian ob
ed direct frolll Plllslev, Scotl'iiilil_ his 000.000 had passed $265
birthplace. _ . oil:-. out o
wits slightly ail"t0|' 10 o'l-lock llilll l"'U6lll ll- Vi*-`l0l'Y
wllcu tlic llaiggls liladu its llp|lezii‘~ (7llll`-lil" 0"” “ul ‘lf 0Vf‘l'Y
alice, uild pl'oct~.'Ied by Piper I\l:ll-l{<\ll- llflllglll ll llllllll. lllflllgh th
llc, was borne around the ron lil by lllll lillll Will l01lll \\’b\S o
D. ll. l\izicDoll:lld of Bedeque, _rlnll_“lI127- _
placed before the Pl‘esIticllt_ where "THE l-ADlE5"l"-‘f*ll0Yll
lax-trilll-f cllal;_ ivessler aliiircsssll ll, D- E- SHAW. l.».\~-clue:
:is hc- has done for 27 years past. ‘llllllefl ".\’ ' \'0lS ol tha
Alter coffee wals served and cigars D3~Vl9‘*" Wl\lCl1 WHS tend
w_ci'e burning freely, President \V_’Iiite Plwllllvlll- I0 lm' llLlSb-'ln
read greetings received from the St. Di“'l@=l~ Wll0 gl`f1'.'t"`lll>' 8
Andrews Societies of St. John, N. ll-
li._ l<‘l~<=llm~it-toll,  li.. otitis-rl. Ai- "/\Ul'l1-mis S.-llc"aml1
ll;iil_\'_ N. Y., ulid the Nortll British ~'\"ll‘¥’V" l`l"l\1LZl\t 'O 11 cloa
sticiery at l»l~nlif-ix. wliil i-cpile's"t'iie‘r5- - mflsl lllflifwlllllt functiolls
L11
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lie also read li telegram from and- ll* 0-YllT@5~‘l@ll lly
to. _
Premier A. E. Arsenauit expressing the m°5l- Sl-1001’-SSl’\ll St. A
regret as his duties held liilli at Sum- llel' fm’ Ifllll INST 28 5'
merside, where the' Supreme Court Mllcl' Cl'0llll IS fillv llle
was'sittlng'. "Anotlrt-r expected gliestl Ullf\l‘H€'. which was colilpt
absent through sickness was l-its i-lo»‘D- S1'-"‘-`2\l‘l, JUHIPS Pa
noi' Mayor' Brown. S. A. i‘ll;.fli.e~il<I, I.. McDt
Tile first toast was “THE KlNG"'}l“m0ll, Tllllnllls 1". \\'h
drullk with all honors. F- Mllcllllllall-
“THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI- `
one uiih 'the lofty and eiinobling_
llc showed that. as li proof that the
Uliitcd States is illto the war 'to tlltt '|'
end, that ills couiltry lmd voted 21 "'
ses and as _comparison showed that in
the preceding 126 _vears-1791-1917-
“THE DAY AND ALL WHA' H0- _ __
NOR IT" was at-_collliianieil by iliul
"Scots Wllu liao" ily Mr. (‘.li:is. Earle,
“I-l""l"ll llllil - lll-“Dll‘ll\l1 llilllllriiolltt- Reasollablo rates
tllelllo of llltornatiollul Brotlleldlooll. l|» l|» 4- Q 4| ||. 4, .|, Q. 4, * ,|, ,|,
IIIINIJENSEII SPI
hillioil dollars for contingent expcn- f._*++_._4_***_|_*+*
the couiitry lrad spent blit 26 billions lvl this column adv!!
for ilubllr- purposes. - at two cams ptr word n
SEWING DONE AT 171
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and was rl-spollded to by REV. DR.
FULLERTON and EX.-GOVERNOR F.LII:,‘T.:_SH17,?nRogtMs T
lllllfil "-I1.I0.\/~"lblC. HP told of how the pre
,mil war ll.-ld loft desi'-ltr-d _ilmgsi
DR FULLER`l’0N'S lerliaiks. -p.lrI »-
ling with numelous aiicirlolo nah FIc3:ru;f:tEG3a__|5;§GE
\'vf‘ri‘ S<'0l'.'l1 village. or cllllri-irc.-r that LOST FFHDAY GE
wel'ii i'losf'd :illll liolli4_~s_ tIi'il wt‘l'r» __ _
boaldcd up. but il im- ot ‘.1 rump ‘mv lmclmkln “lov”
pt ig .~ , _
_d;i_v, _wlicli ull this ual-l'iiirl-_ will not |iI&_i__F_l_°'33_p 'eau' u
il lil'-w |»|.'ii'r\ ill the 4"oTlgl'i\~i<i of ’\J'l
MR. Mac_KlNNON gaivr ii brief ro.-
vlS‘W ol' (llc life ol` Nt. Andrew :ind "
llulll lliui now, lil` :ill iiilii-=, wus the
ill'l~_ill<Iit-<::; and plil'ty..~ipItl~ lltid llnllr. ton gt;-egg
the l|esll'llctioll ol' ll ctliiluloli toe.
VIllt‘.('..
lil vain .ind Slorlalld will l i
.,hf _did before and Vallridg \\IlI tall" w.5m";5|J|1,,;s,,v?‘,E]|$:{GinG|
_‘________'_ ' _" ~ ' ‘ No lvalillilig Apply ut.
o. A. Ma¢i<iNNoN. I “° _ '
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°FARADOR MACHINE I'
Flint- lol" |wo|l|li Io ,mit flsldi»_ perliolild' WW-lk nl' |'U0lllll- ADDIY
for |Il<~ good won] of the I-Jmpirif ;|||l| _A_________________`____
"OUR ALLIES AND FORCES OF ,ma1,,m. uf fowl and L
;liE__§~iPinls" was in-_cl2nlnl1lil0<ll‘Y llmwn. will pay hi
it loys ol' the /tllicil. :lung by m.|(.,,_ Wm” ,___ "hom
Plot. llllilpll, who was Ill i-xcollillll (1,-,X & (-_,_ M0r__||_
Vlu' l'rosIdellL J 1) Slewull nits
the toast-master for- the balance of `°
WANTED-WE WANT
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COL. STEWART in |'i:i-l|lo_||lii_|ig LOST Bel-WEEN SPR'
lnnntlollotl the count.l'los llnw iillled ,,~,,,  Duu,,mn»s Cam
wltll Great Britain and explained thi- . _ , .<
ill-(ascii r | |n m _Um ___ crrslelii brooch. linde
tllc colllillliiillzutllig illicit ill Vralii-ll, '
MAJOR s'rANl.Ev, “lin lnlln\\l_~l_ N9T'°_E'[Af:L N_°TE3
giivo a short account. ot the boys ill lllmn f ‘ U," 'lm mm °I ‘
ills liiiierv ll. ilu l' in ill i ill or P' ““‘ "“' ““-“'flll°‘l
) I T0 HI 0
_ ll be llalldcd io olir
the wustil e und ll »1~l of r-.into ::» lv'
m_,___m__ R I I I "I lrilniclllnlli lsilll. llic
CANADA TH LA D
,N “ag mcomsam _|N|__\,v;§  (_lrant`~i lluildillg. elec
lent song “(‘Viiliada (lur Home," bv “mm heat Appll
:lin toilet ini. T°."ET-”°°M Tl'lAT
pled by the lite Jas
Ml lil Sailnllers REV R 0 FU|_
TON, who responded to this toast, """
Scotch iiesreiii he was a Uanndian be-
fore hi' was Sl-otilli und the greatest,
the next speaker. delivered a .__.,
the mother toligne. The latter part
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.~<>ur<.e<~i .ind in closing plliilted lin in. _  pa '
Splring picture of llle Oanuda that is Alba three female
df-iivelt-fi orc of the mont elo uellt JOHN A M°°D°NM'
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.uid po\verl‘lii spr-eclics of the evening. I  Lum; s""'"";f_'i'° 0
H, _ || H 1 __ _ , _ _(31168. Brlulill
r I-inf ial n though hr uns of alum
{l|.il_a_t-__ln h_i_;ii \y_us_ lhtptulie bwan _g (75.  R S  B
HHH- esoco ie eat t ‘
wlllllirlil and hor wonderful natllilufls |-(;. %=ares’cumCae]l;al
, 2 ... .y o luv g su iz r ii- y ;
l`ol'<~i\iiieills ill tialulda, Eliglalld alld  Spilllf. SL
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fifteen n'l ll dd . l G li. I
  l'._..l;°:..."...::.°...:. WANTED_,f,’§*`J,,lf,_
iimlind. Only is (ow ot the gather-||~|g_ UIYGUU
'ralttiougll it was Scotch. understood -
lo lie- ` blat~k._` AMES
rl-is i-lou. Munoocl-l Mexirmon Guardian 0 ce. I
or hill speech in;En¢lish was li brtl- W"*"l’° l-l"l"‘°l“ °‘"`°'