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weekly (Now Evening natty) taai. _
~°~='"= °-"Y F°"~*=d 18°' cHARi.oT1‘ETowN, CANADA, SATURDAY, Novatvrsr-:iz 3, 1917 25:335:.”V131',92.13333.{':,’*:,::;‘;:,,"';,,$3“;,‘f '”“ “"-
THE ITALIAN ARMY _ 'BEERSIIHEBA VIIIIURY (RUSSIA WORN DUT _ "NIR A. A. IVICIEAN HIINIIREIIBYFENIIWCIIIZENS
Piillcricitttv iiinicr   Wiiiiliiii slits itlstiizitsitit
Bi' Prviiiill _Decision and Ratiitiily, iii Move-g’ c-tt---<1 it it-in-h. claims rltat other Allies snttniti shoulder tire
gen' |,I“"““-5 T|\Wi“`I¢il Enemy s Plan oi _ _ , Burden? She llas So Long ilotne-Alone-
ililllltilllli and Siivtili Army-   'iff;f__°"i??'°"’»  R_ussian. Pttlilie opinion Agitaletl.
(Canadian Press Despatch) .-
ITALIAN HEADQUA`R'i‘EltS IN
NORTHERN ITALY. Nov. 2.-Italian
and allied troops are preparing for ii.
counter offensive. A great tlittle
based on the Tagliamento River is
forecast. ‘ i
GEN. CARDONA'S ARMY PRACTI-
CALLY INTACT. |
(Canadian Press Despatch) .
WASHINGTON. November' 2.~l`te-
assuring news' catme front Rome to-
day in official despatches. While se-
rious. the situation on the Italian
t`ront is described as far from despe-
ratc, General Cadorna's army is de-
cl-iretl to be practically intact, and
complete confidence is c-xpresserl in
his ability, with aid coming front the
Allies, to stop the Austi'o~Gerrnan
drive. _
(Canadian Press Despatch) I
ROME, November 2.-“'I`ir\varting
the plan of the enemy by the rapidity
of their promptly decided upon move-
ments anti by the brave resistance oi'
the covering units which have detain-‘
cd his advance,” reads the otllt-iai
statement. “our troops' have effected
the withdrawal on the 'Fagiiarricrrto
_ I I 1 “m_ It f 'V - _ ' ' ' ~ twenty miles beyond Sant-br'rickeri.
A" “Une ° EW’ exlremey E "U _2.i'f‘Si*. U10 \\l1l' OIIICC 8llll0llilC€'S- Gel‘nran_\'._" says on official siatenrelit
laoo Prisoner; usa 9 outs
_ _ Nev -_-An additional
. cflictnl statement issued last niglri. on
'Sie 1l3’alesti_neh campaign says: lti
t t i__l _ : _ _ ie eerscne a operations we captur-
        
os 1 _
especially the heroic regiments of Ge thesiisxligeogtzgntédln comparison to
uoa aild Novara, and the untiring _ `
aviators are worthy of mention -to T
t.lre adniirution and gratitude ol’ thei
country. Last night enemy airplanes
One Killed, Four Wounded ond
Moterinl Dnmnge Done.
brutally bombed several itirprotecteti _ , ._ 4 M
towns far from the litre of cornmuni-,    ` ' ‘ ' ' >‘
f<l` . 'i .l f ~ _ ,  .l\ot'n. Itussla, t e Preinicr tlecltrrtitl,
‘I 1°" °‘“"“‘” “ ‘ew °“"“““‘“”l _ has been tlenti is mottttts tower GERMAN oi=FlcERs AND sAlLoRs
amongst the civilian population."
AUSTRO-GERMANS REPULSED BY
ITALIANS.
(Canadian Press Despatch) cl
ROME, Nov. 2.-Austro-German pa- _
trois have advanced to the banks of (Canadian PPGSS DCSPHICI1) `
the Tagllamento River along which AMS'I`I‘7RUAlVI'. NOV. 2-Despatclies
the Italians are making A stand. The received 'l`i‘uni Pirmasens. Bavaria.
War Oilicc announces that these pa- l`€D0l'ilHlZ fm l‘1lltl‘-H10 till' will SHN”
trois' were repulsed, ` | bombs were droppr.<i on the town and
its environs. One person was killed
and t'ottr wounded and some rnai,ci°ial
dainagt; was (lone.
MORE GERMAN TROOPS F-ROM
RUSSIAN FRONT. I
'GERMAN clrv WELL BOMBED
(Canadian Press Despatch)
I’lC'I`lt0GItAI), Noveinber 2.-Ano- |A()NDON_ N0v_ |___'|-welvp |;|1HiS||
ther wltlitlrawai of German tl`00Ds 0" iriaciiliies today littnckctl l‘iriiiasens,
the northern ltussian front is in pro
.issued last, night oiiaerial operations.
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IEN GERMAN PlANES [AISI UE l_|`ilN[l  O  _ I H I
UNDER BUNS|DERM|[]N,=~-»»---»-  _ ~....;. st..     :ff
RUNNER BY FRENCH
(Canadian Press Despatch)
PARIS, Nov. 2-'Fon German air-
planes wcro brought down yesterday
by French or conrpcllefl to land ltr ri
tlainagted condition, thc \\t’nr tlilitfc
announces. The artillery battle con-
tinues on tho Aisno front. (ieriuun
attacks' at several points were repuls-
ed. I
_ I ding 242 oillt‘vi's. We also have ta-A ' _.___ _ ,
I ‘ it -n du in ti t _'il 1 ‘ri l f`i't . ‘ - ~ (canadmn Press Despatch) _
 E  U  t trims, 43rl l$1ac‘lAin;lgI1lhs‘ II(ntlofI2 tlrer?dII (Cam‘,d'a" .PrF5s. [)fs",mEh) _ |‘(_)NEAoIf"~ N0*/@“lIi9l‘ 2.--Premier
, I 1nort1\rs_" ’ ` '
A j niantl of two litmtlicti l-`.¢<ieet‘til Ii'fl0ti1‘ torlo Orlando, in rc-ply to thc latter's
almost wiped ou; wlteti trapped in ii telegram ailirming the solidarity nt
1 mountain pass near' Suugi Grande Str- thc two nations: °
i . . '. ' ' . . - . . - _
ln afew days The Guartlian will
publish the names' of the men who'
will act as judges ln the automobile
prize campaign. The men selected by
(ihrirlottetown ‘Guardian will be Pi”0‘|
.niinent citizens of Charlottetown and:
vicinity whose integrity will insure al
square deal to every candidate. I
The final counting of the ballots]
will bo in the hands of the judges,
and neither The Guardian nor the
campaign department will have any-
thing to do with the final count. l
Ou the last day of the campaign
the ballot box' will be- sealed and plac-
ed in the hands of the judges. ' All
votes cast on the final day Will be A"
secret. no one except the person de-
iwsiting them will know how mam’
votes are being placed in the ballot
box.
in this way no information can leak
0\1t to the advantage of any candidate
and the disadvantage of any other-
Ctrndidates will place their subscrip
ii0ns' together -with the amount of
money for same in envelopes, seal.
the envelopes, and write their names
On the outside.
'I`hi'.~ envelopes will their be deposit-
ed in the ballot box and nO Olw WI"
have access to it until the 11111888'
break tho seal' at 10 o’clock on the
last night of the campaign. -
The secret ballot is used so tim!
each csndidatewill be assured that
no one aside front himself will know
IIOW many votes he casts the last day-
'ln this way no one will be able to toil
until alter.oi‘ilciai count by the i\1fl8~
05 who the winners' are.
suits
C M P D H fttitlvitli tussts
 it tticttt lltlttilit
thc witole ttitcstlon til” the cost of li-.
ving is now untltir t~onsitlei'atiort. it is 
or l .1 ~.ttl1rom,mltt_Lt~ ti' tht _ _ (Canadian Press Despatch) A M 
lindorst rd. ty ' .‘ -'. ' ‘M ‘ '  ____y_V____"
f‘abilrct. liuporlalit l'ei'0nrri\eiitlritions lAlNDfJN_ Novclnhel' 2.-~’I`lic tol-
\v1|| prnmlyly, he m;\t|t-, sl\0rtly_ lowing otllrial <'ntninilriit~atloli was is-
sued liern last night:
“The liillnbor ct' liermziii |il‘isotir>i‘n
r';iptlli‘tttl -by tho Britisii armies tri`
I l<‘i‘nnt-t- tlllrirrg tlrlober is 'll"5, iuclli-`
(Canadian Press Despatch) statement that neither on the basis
I’E'l`ltOG|RAD, Nov. 1.-Russia is of many oiliciul advices to the gov-
worn out by the strain of war anti ernment nor on the basisol Premier
H1118! have help- Prelnier l{erensk:.' l~lerensky's stateinenttcould it be said
today told the Associtticd Press. lie that Russia was about to quit the
said that ittisslzr. claims as her riglittwar. The (lovcrrrincitt, ‘he szritl. de-
lliut the other 'tl\llies now shoultl plorcd cunsructlolis to thc t:Qr\trui'y_
iiouidei the bu den \\ir|tli shi- his
i~.
than Great Briti n and Russia has K‘|LLED IN MUTINY `
fought her battle alone and is fight-
ing alone. Premier Kerensky de-A (Canadian Press Despatch)
clarer? Russian ptiblic opinion was ug-A LONDON, Nov. 2.-'I`hree oificcrnf
itated by' the qiiestioii (“\Vl1erc ir and a number of sailors of the Ger-
tlre British fleet now that the Ger- man navy were killed in "anotber'
man fleet is out in the Baltic‘."') rrutiny at Kiel early in September ac-
', cortling to a despatch from Anrsetr-
darn to the daily express wlrirll
RUSSIA SHALL NOT QUIT THE claims to have authentict1'et1rils.Tlie
WAR. outbreak occurred aboard the battle-
Iships I{i'orr)il'iliz und Scliicstvig-llul
stein and strirtetl when the nrcu ru-
\\'AHlilNG'I`ON, Nov. Sct"y ot' voltcd against being drafted into the
state Lansing totliry autliorized tlteisubtirmirre service.
RUSSIAN IURPEEUU BllAlStRR|l|SH l|VlPRllVE|]
phorous the ltussian torpedo boats LONIION. Nov. 2.-lrrminor oper-
snnk a Turkish torpedo boat and des- ations yesterday evening the British
troyed two 'Turkish stoamcrs and rt slightly improved their positions
nn\_'al lmttery' in 't'ht:~ Bay, the Wartsouth arrtl west oi' Passclrentlaele and
Olin-c annount-tid to-day. soutlrefist ot’ l’oclt:apelle_ the Wait*
1---- '0i'I`ii'e iiliiiottitre=. i'ri~smn:rs wot-t~
taitcn. '
 -ltlttit/ittttlttitttltuttttt
w'PENIttII llliiltlts lliiiitii ill Hill
EL I’1\b0. 'll'L\A»$. Not. 3,--t'olo l.lottlG1.orge has sent the follotting
nel Ant-lieta was killed and his com- message to the Italian Premier, Vit-
ct-iritliiluteri :iiid their friends' will be
invited to the judging as everything
will be open and above boartl_ `
ENTER TODAY AND WIN. 
i
New 1-untlidiiles ure .starting to
work tially and have announced that'
they will be able to gather a large
number of votes lu the coming week.
lt is surprising how many friends the
candidates have made. inquiries are
being made over the tc-lephone every
day and never before has any news-
paper in this Province caused so much
interest atmong its readers. Eve-ry vote
clipped from the paper by your
friends' will count; but ballot given
with subscriptions are what cause
figures opposite the name of cantil-
dates to go upward with leaps anti
bounds. Get your friends to subscribe
and give you the votes. The first
thing you know you will be at the
top with the leader. I
Remember the old saying: "Every
little bit added to what you have
makes just n little bit more!" Tlrtrt
trite saying is one that all cnntlirlattts
should continually keep before tht.-lr
oyos, and in no other way can cantil-
tlates show that they are interested
than by bringing in votes daily. The
secret of all success iles in grasnlrii!
an opportunity when it appears. This
may be your opportunity to obtain a
magnificent compensation for n few
weeks effort.
Subscription blanks, letters
to send to your friends and instruc-
tions how to win are to .be had at the-
ofilce. Cali or phono 132-2.
_The general public as well as thu
.lretrrvrfi
SELE("I‘ YOUR (‘» ANDI DATE.
Select your f'n\'or'li‘t\ (itrrttlitiltfe. Then cttl out the
BURNER lil DEAIH
othache .__._.
(Canadian Press Despatch)
(\ ' OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-(lorrespoiitlciits
   of the Food ("rintr:rllei"s Office _ves-
terday reportetl the following whole-
sale prices ict potatoes all qtlotations
`= A   _'  ' \` (Canadian Press Despatch)
lyvins 011 the lwsle of fl iiinvty ilfilliill t'ot>l<:NllAt;nN, Nov. 2.-A trertttttrt
1 I lag: _ ~ 'arch' Il.‘i a .‘ l i tl '_ Sv ‘
“`__‘ T0""“l0”“0"U""0 “lock $130 il' $1-'tzEi`t‘I‘<It‘tl]IIig`It‘;  l`lr\trtriHtlte 
\VtA»°»IIIN(i'I`0N- Otri- 31--'I`I\0 I-30190' _ Iiriitil 'l`itlr-iitlc front Mallnoc, Swollen
Vi‘i`iilllL‘ill Alas' f0\il1<I il Will’ lil \\’Ili<=1i' M0llA"f“I_M*\l`A“`i HIUW- 0"A“l`"’ ll is repoiieti thc vessel sil'ut'it it
to pst s2ti0_`ooo.ooo into the liberty: and Qitelmf stork $2: New llrlliiswli'-li mittc.
loan. Flatts are on foot to seize cer- $225-
tain property and money to that enor-' Ql10I1@C-QUBIIGU MOCK $210 i0 $2-~ l
mous amount belonging to German 25- I  I
subjemg 0,- owed to them by comm-a. Halifax-Prince Edward 'Island
tions and intllvitlutrls in this country_ stock $2.15; WCHA-Of" N- S- ff\i'ii`i0l`~*I WI” a  
and invest the entire sum in the la- i”€C0LVIiitl;i $%-40 I0 $1-5011 ;21B!Cl`i1$1i\;'?)"
t":`t lztleral bond issue, The pre~'V1\ S00 il 2\I‘lllf‘i`S FCCQVHF4 ~ ~
phiratitlnts are in tire hands of A. Mit-: Sl- John. N. B. and l’. E i. stock $2.0ti<
chell Palmer, custodian of enemy pro- tiI'I$2-?’0~_ P i I I I I U t I
ey-ty, n rllico lr wart sunt to poa-
D to movement is temporarily held up'
Minards Llnlment cures gargot In cows 011 il'~'00\1nl 0|` Pill' Sl\°\'lilK0~ I
Ame-ricari prices-Boston $2.40;
\l ' _ .
'rim \vnA'r1mR , ‘°"’ ‘°"‘ $235
mfr’-l}§‘.§~‘_‘§.}‘}‘i.§‘.~?f'..-.~A IW() MEN |]R{]WNI§|]t
-_ A 1 Al SIIAIIERIE [LB
T()R()NTO, Nov. 2. Light lo rno-
derato winds. fair. not mticir cliungc ---‘
In 'i‘il\il1il'1'\A\\l“~ ` (Canadian Press Despatch)
The highest teinperaturo recorded }|,\[,||<‘Ax_ Nny_ 2_---(3 H, ngrvny,
yes‘tei'tliir was 45 degrees ulwvv. M agent or ivlsritte iiopztrtment tntisy re-
10 ii. 111-- it was 38 above: and at 9 D- ceiveri word from the .ilgntimuse
li.. it was 34 above- The _lowest the keeper at Mstmttileu. cape moron.;
' DFGVIOUH Hifllli WHS 33 l\b0VB- that two men had been drowned near
The tide will be high this afternoon Spam”-tq_ Tim moms names arg
at 1.59. to-morrow at 2.47 and Monday lisurjamln Harris, risen 24 years. un-‘
lit 3.36: it Will be Iliilh i0l1l0i'\‘0W| married, and Andrew Bert 45, sur-° 5°",-ce., 3| wg" u |¢, m¢nh°°¢_"
m0\‘i\inK HE 1.04. Monday at 1.48 and vivetl by a wife and four clriltircn. Mi‘.I
Tlleeiitty 8*- 2-36- Ilnrvey received no further informa--RE“0vE 
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.05 tion.
loinc-rrow at 5.03 ann Monday at 5.02
it rises tomorrow mornin at 7.01
_ S '
Monday at 7.02 Tuesday at 7.04.   AMsTERD_.\M_ N0v_ 1_-_Thg costly
The H100" BSU AOHIBIII- M 3.39 8011   stained glass windows of the Cologne
nom, by \.toui Indians last Saturday. “It is A somcg of real _emusgactton
» it IIICSSHZS rev(-‘.i\'titl IIUYB fl‘0H\ SOHO- to us that the friendship between the
I Il`1\ y£'StCi`day stated. Italian and British peoples is about
d _.__ ' to bc ceniciit;-'l bv the co operation of
0 f 0 ,_ r _
N0       QUEf;E(‘_ ()c¢_ ;;0___.'|~1,(, four yem- their armies with tho brave t-toldi
.mn of Ap, BOUICI; 1V[0n;M,1m oi"l"i'anct‘ on the slririe battlefield l
ers
- ~  it _ r tltlltziit lttrtitt   1 1 i
    gtreet, pcris'lred0(In the nm thu( de. arriforrtlident that lttxaly ialrxnd bert; allies
_t-_,‘ U | _ .gt -Ia' ni wi no onrsern et eofteeilv-
        (;F(.1(,\g\l(1_qeq~)|:2e     my atlvancg but in due con;-se will
I posotlly saved so no one went inside V011 13 DUCK f0i”0‘»'0i‘»"
, °“"°°“ ______ i;i.;‘1:t_   .__ 1 BY llliiililiillltttmirtihtiiir A
SUNK BY MINE
'l`0RON'IO. .'\'-;v. l.--Replying to
the rriticlsin nl “ti subs-f'rlbel` nf fifty
tears' .~'tnntlir.g," the Globe orlitorlally
today comes otlt squarely for the lin-
lon Government. It says: "Thi: dif-
ference between the Globe and Sir
Wilfrid Laurier is a question of
principle. Ilut thc winning of the
wnni.-i thc- supreme issue in (iaitatlittri
public trlfairs- today. anti the Globe has
reluctantly come to the conclusion
that the principle of voluntary enlist-
ment. for which Sir Wilfrid still
stands. will not provide tho men
rieetlctl totnaintain the t".anadian army
in lfrniicc' as an cffectifvo lighting
force. in that conclusion the Gibbs
finds itscli' in the best of company".
The Globe stands with the Union Gov-
ernment for the .winning of the .war.
and i'or the dlidlcaiion to that great
cause of’ the country'| wealth and re-
ULIISS FROM CHURCH
Sitliserlptioii Blank on the lusltle of this paper. I"iII it
out and sem] It direct to the (lunrpnign Mtintigt-r of the
Chariottvtotvlr tiiiiiirtlitrti turd your (‘-urrtlltlufe will receive
the vows 0" anim-. If _voir ure ltr 'urreurt-t send that in. us
it will entitle the ffnntlidlile to the votes just us tin old
subscription. 7 A
I I an -Lin' or cANl:ioA1'ee on not s
tomorrow at`9.42.
be on Ttiestlay. Nov. ilth at 4 p .m.
The ]°“3"‘ °f md” Wm 5° ie" from Johnnneshrirg today. most magniiicent'Gothic ediiices i
‘ h°“"‘ “"5 “IA mmut" *nd M l°m°¥", No details have been reported from
[row trn hours and four minutes.
Mlneran Llnlment cures 'Neurslglm
according to a Central Newsdespatch The Cologne cathedral is one of th
---- cathedral, according to German news-
t Th", "‘°°“ “A99 fun 0" T“9.5d9~i'- LONDON, Nov. 1.-One thousand papers are being replaced with plain
Oct- 'mm “A L19 A- ni- British-int n natives are believed to glass as s D\‘€'<f8\lli0“ in C950 °f ali'
‘ _ lin
Th” ""‘l ‘\"“"“"` "E me 'm0°“ Wm have been drowned at Durban, Natal.' rnltls. _
e Mr. Mclsean, who was received with
nimuslcal honours, said it was very
the world. Some or its stained glasslmuch unexpected for him to be en-
t tertainstl at that complimentary ban-
- i
"Bombs were seen to burst on facto-|       t
ries and gas works with excellent ,.e_ V | MR. A. A. McLEAN. CONTROLLiFE:FéLi|%éJé/AL NORTHWEST MOUNTED
in honour ot Mr. A. A. McLean.
(`.. and former settler' M. P., lor
Queen’s in the Kozoy Korner last
nightf As is known Mr il/lirliean has
been appointed'controller and Depu-
ty liliiilstcr oi’ the Royal .\'0i‘tli \\'c:..t
i‘olltte with ltearlttllrrrtclis at Ottawal
and leaves this tnorniitg to ussiilnbl
his duties. A number' ol` i`t‘ienti:<i
s'uggt~stcfl Li i`arowt~ll gift to iilr. Mc-R
Lean who has i't-pr'ose11tctl _thc court-1
try i`:iithfu|l_\' and well for lii'rnyA
_vcars and who iins taken it prominent;
part in the public lift' of t`lnir_lottc-
town. 'l`lit~ ltzinqttct was lzir*gt>~l_v :it-°
telitivrl. and in thc tioiirse ol thc*
evening the guest of thc cvoriiitg was'
presented with lx liuirtlstunc gold-licntl-I
ebony walking stick anti it meer-1
scliaurn pipe. iCx~Govei‘i1or' McKinnon;
presided and among others present
were: l.icut. l\laclloiiald, Mr.
Donald Nicholson, lil. l’.. Mr. Janres.
Paton, hi. L. A., lilr. W. I.. i‘otton.i
Dr. llagnall, Col. Stewart. Col, Moore.,l
Mr. (I. S. M<:I.ure. i\lr. l’. A. For-I
suhtrrson, (‘. I-I. Black. J. A. Messer-
vey, Donald iticliinnon, J. A. Ste-I
wart, \\'_. li. l’rowse, \V. W. Staiiloy_,
W. ll. Tidinarsli, l)r_  lt. .lenitins_§
G. S. Inman, lir. l*`ullertor\. J. A. Mc-I
Lnren, D. Edgar Straw, Sir ('ltnrles!
Dalton. ii. Roy Holman. A. Aylward,l
Joint Murnaghzrn, D. Bethune, Ed.1
'Saunders. G. il, Holbrook. Eilvrardt
(`handler, Capt. 'i`a_\'lor, C. ll. ll. Long-I
worth, A. VV. l~lyndmun. ll. ()‘m l`tetl-R
tlin. l’. \\'. ’l`urncr. \‘\". ltl llentl-'_-y.1
John Anderson, A, li. l\lorrison. lieu-l
bon iiitrr-llonald, l)r. \\'. I". Mr-.\lillaii_l
\\'. A. Stewlirt. John .\lt-Keniiu, l{_.l.
Mzirtiri, N. itattciiiliitry. Vtipt. ltoss; t`_
A. M. (‘.. A. li. \\'arblrrton, \\'. li.
(‘al'vt~ll.
After <~ovt~.rs had instill i'cti'tnvt:ti'
air iittcrosiitrg toast list was proct~.i».l-,
cd with. The loyal and pairiotit~
toasts iizlrirtg beeti tlispo:-rctl of, l\‘lr.',
Donald .Nicholson sriid he had been.
closely lisstitlizrtmt with Mr. Ivlciicari'
for six yours' and it better cillzeliv
t‘harlott,i,-to\vn never had. \\'liile_
sorry to lose hint fl'om the city. lie*
was pleased indeed that the Govtlrir;
ment of (Tzrnada had appointed him to
rommantl one of the finest regilrronts;
‘in tfunadli, the Royal Nortli West l'o»
licc. '
ltcv. Dr. Fullerton expressed the
-best wishtr sol the community lor Mr.;
and l\lr's. .Vl:t:l.enir on their tlctiatttrrcl
to ()ttuwu and regrettetl' that they
were being lost its citi7.t\ns'of t`liar-
lottctown. llc also paitl n tribute to;
Mr. lilclican for having risen tiililln
nntl again abort- pnriy in tlculing with
publlt' zitlltirs. one fi" tht' t'r‘-liltr~' oft
\\liir'li was tlint rcpr'»_1t‘iitatire gu-
thcriiig in his honour.
The (‘lmlrin:in in proposing tht-_
toast of “Our (luesi,' said tltcro wort-
two litres in whit-li they could tlotrl
with Mr. i\1cl.ean’s t~:tri~t~:‘. ut thc liar
and in public life. lt :'.':r:-t rr s~our<‘r‘
of pleasure for them ut thc bar to
see that Mr. Mcl.ean°s services had
been recognizetl by preferrncnt tn
such an important position. The pi-
ty was that so few of the public men
of tho Province received the recog-
nition which their services deserved.
lie wlshcl all success and happiness
to Mr. and Mrs. Mri.cari in their now
sphere of influence. He then pre-
sented' Mr. McLean with the gold
mounted walking stick and tr hand-
some moersciiaum pipe.
1 The toast was supported hy Mr. Pa-
ton. Mr. Warburton, Mr. Inman. Mr.
Redtiin.
any source to indicate the nature nfl windows date from 1508, brit mos
the oalatnlty reportctl ltr the Johan- or tht-m are modern.
tiesburg advice. ‘
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Last night lirltish rnacliines bomb- JI, , I P P I lt   " I
(.,| the |.uil“.ny Mmm" and mm” ' l|*l:lIt0t.liAD._November 2.-Ili all A rompll.mentary iruiuiret was gi-|for him to sever his connection with
' ' "_-` - . . r t - ~ . _
the home ot his birth, but it was ne
cessary at times when a man was im-
proving hls position to break ties »
that were dear to him. He referred'
to the high reputation enjoyed by the
Royal North West-Police, and said-
iio would do his best to maintain
that reputation and to reflect credit
upon the province and the many
friends hu had here. Mr. McLean
then rvt'crr‘o_d to his political cath-
paigns uml said that though they had
been strenuous yet there had been a
(good deal ot' pleasure connected with
them. Ile tlisowned having been ap-
pointed a I.ieutenant-t‘olonel. the po-
sition to which he had been appoint-
ed was not ti military one but one of
administration. I-le then returned
thanks for the handsome presents he
had received, and said' he would long
therish them as mementos of the
friends he had left behind in Charlot-
tetown. (Applause.) ,
An interesting musical programme
was gone through and the proceed-
ings termlnated with the National
Anthem.
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llollscwork. Apply to 80 Euston
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week or month. Apply to 224 Eus-
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Stewart the hub cop of an automo-
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leaving same at Hotel Vftitorit. `
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tr beautiful lawn, immediate poss-
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