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It Is Being Directed by the National Research Council of Canada
PLAN 'r6`EbvER
Bye-Election to Secure Seat For Him .... . .. .. . .....'
se1iUnti1a Later date-Conservatives Sir Robert Horne ll°’?‘.“t“°‘g“l°’ ”‘5?°”°~ll°t°‘ 1"; Charlottatown And Royalty Outcome - -""
- » »°°f°;_i;°;ii°gi§g;“g_33;* of Well Attended Meeting in Commit- R¢m‘=11111118 Passeng'
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ii y g uoh Activity. Optimistic on Cnniii_ im, ,iii 0, _,___ ,ce B., tee Rooms Last Night.
(Special ts gin, Qu..-dinni ni,vei.ii.iiieiiii io ciiiiy on . Lake. 11 miles east of High River. i__Q-.l--
(yi'|\AiWiAi Qntn ,N°v_ 18__iUni_ii ipnnniinn King _iinii iieniiinii no io tl()1\S, Pulling the release cord, as soon As the outcome of a meeting of The following officers on repor
inte inn.; night, the .iioiisibiiii oi iinin nn ii iii _ni ii bei li ii ,___ as he was clear of the Machine, Conservatives held a week ago and of the nominating committee were 000 000
' the ii-louse of Commons meeting on oiye-nlinn; nr pgniigfiiigx 'io mgciciig 1_0Ni)0Ni Nn,,_ 17__Eiigiii_iiii iinii Lt. Carter dropped from a point adjourned till last night to hear then elected: ’ ’ -
i)¢.c_ 10| nn indicated iii, the _Prime iiin nnnnnnnn in inn _House oi, Conn mined iiie iioiniii, aiiii in nn iiiin nearly four miles up from where reports of a special committee ap- Chas. J. Moran. President. _ _
' Munster h“d'be°“ 3‘l“"’“ 3 Wi- back 1110118 declaring that he would ibe WHY 118011 10 Dfosperity awordinn 1-110 i0Wering Rockies looked like pointed to formulate a system of -B. Roy Holman, Vice-President. Now Lles Inslde
‘ . _ ' ' tic icefield. amd was carried organization. the Liberal-Conservrr -Ed. Ni hols n p
Dr J H Grlsdale Sa S when it was learned that the elec- th-us liable to t/he charge of delib- io Sir Robert Horne who returned an are C ° ' Swretary-
° ‘ ° y tion :returns from -the Yukon and eratel ado a. course of ro- recent] from America ‘ several miles east by the elm "veg or Cha"°"'et°w'n and Royal' T' B' w°°dm““' Treasurer'
y ' -blowi - to the t were formed into a Conserva- Executive-Noel H. DeBlois, A
ers and Cr.ew Had . Narrow Escape
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Value of Cam. other far f-lunig-constituencies misiht oedure which 'would not :permit of “l shall be very guarded in whalt Zligzzeoithfiie imise in 17ng.niinnieg ti-9 Club with a purpose oi' dis E Hogan Henry Fitzgerald J l er
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r me” "5 at 9 ear Isay' lest I be “ned t° 9'°°°““‘1 fm' where he mad a normal landing. seminating the principles of good Jas. A. Currie. A. A. Alley, .la _--
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palgn~Cannot`be Es' gemmny believed mm the “ren” le” p'"‘°"°°bl° 451°- W0 C°“““°“¢ P'°dl°m°“5~" 11° Bald- striking the earth gently with lie government-federal and provin Brown iF Lloyd Carleton Johii (c ri dlsn Press)
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timated-on Mon- ey Basis.
OTTAWA, Nov. 18.-After six Weis neqiiuiied iii 1921 bnime iniie who arrived in Oiiiiwn iiniii innnn o er s d e coun y sd
nous efforts to -have arliainent. as- i - _ . _ .. ieniiiie _iii Diin_ wnn_i§_inii_ sufY_l;:ll_‘;i_iI'{4i:__‘:_-.i_'__]Vg- 1i(i:i1__\_§__l§i__l111i_i?_’___LBi_ wiiiiile our great industries are feet, This daredevil feat is ex- cial-within the district and to E. Bell. -Fred H. Trainor. J. Alfred -l.l']WlS. Del.. 'Nov. 18.-All the
(iinionei Bi.ing.ii.i._ ciiiiei eaecioiai iiniiniiy inniong nine Connnrvniiven S S11 011115 Severely and have 11°? ceeded only by the world record give assistance. as far as possible. Doyle. P. W. 'I’urner. J. F. Hennes- Passengers and crew of -the burned
ii“icei._iinii _iienn in iniiinininnin nnnn i_ion_ A__iii______Meigiie_i ____i______ed _imiii much Drospect of revived activity. of Captain Arthur Stevens. of the to the outside country. sey. H. iF. Connors, Chas. Newson. Clyde Liner. Lenalle. except twenty innnicniioii wiiii iiiii Yiiiinn iiiiii Hinmiiinn this evening _md _immedii the subsidiary industries are im- United States air, service. who It was explained that the club Frank Bull. iinnied iniii ine Yii-iioii was now ,iii iiiniy _nnn_ini_i_i_iii wiin Hom R_ B_ proving. Jllmped 26.000 feet. -It is believed WMI £0 be Of 11 permanent nature Addresses were then delivered cutter. Kickapoo, have been 'landed the .gi-in Oi winwi._ ri-wo .ii.i0niiisiBeiinei nnii Hnn_ Dn H [F Tiiiinin As for the threatened coal crisis to -be the highest jump ever made and auxiliary to the general sys- by the -newly elected officers. here. Those aboard the Kickapoo
' ' ' Sir R b t ai th tr hould outsid 1U.nite States. tem of organization already exist- Messrs O. J. Moran, B. Roy Hoi- also are expected .to be ‘brought
11 man and T B Woodman all speak ashore shortly. Thiel iii fated Leu-
who are aboard the ooastg'uard_
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months spent in preparation the Yniiinn wiii wiin iini ' 6 0
_ ' _ - ni-ned_ other i _ _ Thi i. _ _ take up the challenge thrown own l S- . . . _
iiiiigiyiiiitiii i;_ii._2_i_y_¢?_i_gi_1s_i_0__i,i-ii.,d,ii,___n_¢,i,__n_i wriis _i__o__i_N____iiie_____ S_____n_iici_ew_i_i_ _iliilry ______x;i_)_c_<_i_\i__iere'n____ _i>_r;_i_si_i;seii_ii__ii1____i1i;1_ iii, ..Emiini.iii_.. cii°ii_ iiie noni iniii_ -U S L While the nominating commit- ing with enthusiasm and promis- ape is stlii -burning an-d it is dear.
' ' ` B an a M British Columbia and Alberta were cgniing neniiioii The wins noi. ine ers’ leader. when he declared Eng- ° ° y We W9” 0011515011118 the 11111981.1011 ing their best efforts to make the ed she will be aitotal loss. -Many of
of an official staff, Mr. W. F. renin and work iii Conservatives n the passengers had a narrow ee-
been launched.
by the 'National Research Council
‘Thin eampmgn I5 beans dh'°°l'°d illgncglgdcivlgdltlloihglayed by adverse lgileeiiletthtdgn Balgoli Quad wel-lei il? llilldawsillllgrlilli l;lti(?i\l<iim“tIo hx?-eklllaieil 7 0'C°““°\` K C- delivered im “ble UVB 0118 wild Blldh as will make its cape with their lives when the fiafm-
Howover. flrom -Prime Minis- .ninnnnyi ;},ivf"l;nn°§in‘Zin.pol'l!lnl; me in every community organgatioriis A ’ ’ 1’-1151158. having for his theme. the influence felt from East Point to es .swept-tha “B501 BMW 11161 115
principles and benefits of system- Went Cape_ . I ss-fe-ty apparently was assured.
of Oanada. It will not increase soi . i _ _
ers o tice a statement was issued Monday, Dec. 7. This seat was ren- will be formed to defend lthe com- ‘ (Canadian Press.) niic 0nnnnizniinn_ . M___ w_ Ci_i___ii___ S_ M__i_i____e Mi ini
much the scientific work now be- iniii ni
Shi. to 'the ffect that par- ii ed . 1; ii , " -- ' _ __
ie er vacant y t e death a few munity. said Sir Robert. Idecline l NEW YORK Nov. 18 A loan of The nnnniinn recommended inni An being ciiiien __p0___ spoke i__ie___ LATER
tug done along this line-although iiiininn
1 t W/Jiild meet on Dec. 10. days -after the i e l lecti . f t h 00 000 h 1 .
g nera e on 0 o uve my life ruled by Mr. Cook. $1 .00 . 0 to t e talian Govern ine cinii be ii nniieii ionnii aiding esiingiy _iioiig ine iines _md ine __
'N . 18.-The
f.eria'in new policies will be in-iiniess ,
- in the inte-rva-1 ii-t sho ld - -th ernlb . ' . - - . ‘ l- _ -
u wp e im er elected, J E Mareil. Mr. Cook threatens us with revoiu- ment. insuring financial support inn nnnni_ni_ nyninni_ nninniing in vaniages oi inomugii _“iii __y___i8_‘n_ GATE MAY_ N_ J__ oi,
. ted t - - .
“Pura _‘bu M' Wm °° relate U' pear that under the law it will rnot Liberal, who represented the rid- tion There will be no revointiqn for the restoration of the gold some ni inn many nniiiiis which aiic Drgauizaiion
radio compass station ht-rc early
'rho anti-tuiberculosis forces of the _ .
, - b os ilbl h ll ticu - .im i 1898. 1 wumry Wm receive 8 mdemhtp claesp-reilireiseil-l.)ed.a-Ivtei:-nosylhiiweilex-r thgires lfeconsitleigbl?eta-llgmigilxtisillg in this country The B?-msn people sulldal-id a has bee? Aumimged they can h"“dl° W"-h 93901- M1- Mr. D. B. McDonald, President, ioday reported the receipt of a de-
are not of that breed. __ __grgul>M_;J__g____.m;ré;;s 0.Cnnnni_ iiiiimnced nmni, gases of Eng; -Prince .being present, was 59111011 f1`°111 the °\1U"=""- K‘l°k“P°°»
a
which hitherto has been ia.cki1i~g.‘
Tiiii iiiiiiioiin _i_ tn _i in N _practical-ly certain -that all thetests in iNo_rf'h Bay 'where James 0 . _ _ 93 y _ _ _
iiiiiiiii cmincncginggnnnzii W; gg winits wil-1 be returned iby that date-iivialcolim, -Iiltseiral. defeated -Hugh ii,ii_ii_il`:_‘i:im:iI:i‘ii::iikt(:ii;:°w]3:"§:Di_;';_ }i;niii,_ within his own experience where invited to spank, He gave gre
and as lPremier King states him-C-lark. Conservative by a narrow, nnii i i ii J ii ,nh L i_ _ ¢---.-
°‘*‘Y Y °111“S- 1’ <11' leaders on a flltv-fifty iiissis had city in the inet election, wine
sire float spring. During the sum-
iiieif iiioiiiuin iinin wiin noiinninn nn in every way in the public inte-restl have been in an -isolated poll ltioii iiw i i i i_
that the question of party majority. in doubtful however if this action ra “Y "1"" C 19 WB “V In 0118 C1186 H18 Club had GXGPCIS whole Province In his own cou
- . All 111 1 1 1111511198 Comme B B 1 ed a special interest in the terri ty much was lost by imperfect o
the C0-Operation of the men and credit for the work done by th
i which figured in the rescue of the e passengers and crew -from the 'bur- ii nrd stmimship. Isenape. 'I'-he unet- e sage said “icy were transferred to
to their destination by train.
ing tn undiertsike this work was
se-lf, it is obviously desirable and- majority. The -trou-ble is allegcil toi ' ' -
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_ _ _ __ _ _ _ 911 91' 11 1‘01_111 115 a large I_r\€Bi.i11€ worked out most excellent results: elicited the admiration of th cape May _md ine passengers sent
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an 'branches M mbemumsls ri” be settled in order to enaible- the will proceed 0 125 B. y
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c a n tory under their care. even to the ganization, but the future promin__ NEW YORK Nov_ i_n___.ii_oiiowing
search. and in October s meeting
of the onost "prom-i-nent scientists
-. c land flnan a r ns areii an
-°"'* extent of seeing that none would ed better and he was looking f
ii the safe removal of 'all -her -passeng-
_ _ ' ‘ - - -mous in the view that we have »
‘ww engaged in me war against i h .l h tt m and are now on the (‘C¢1\idll11 PN"-) suffer actual want during the time ward to a greater unity betwee
. in ers. the -Len-ape was scuttled 'inside-
tubercuilosis was he-ld in Ottawa.
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" CHICAGO, N _ 18-Whil it
upgrade 0*' 9 B intervening 'between elections East and West Prince which won ine Deiawaie ibreakwniei inn ciyde
Tlll 0119911 ‘ ' .
B ng was attended my M. P. For Irgland He said. -“I am not one of those ’“°lh°' 111111 ““1`S° B1’-1 111 _S11 81130111- when no actual contests weni cn. brl-ng about more satisfactory re- _
id tr d 1115 100111 listening to tha radii). This spirit of friendly association suits. Lim’ ‘““"°“'“‘°°d "°d“7' Omcims-
those who are doing research work
ry) tuberculosis.
Ab this meeting s report ‘was
drawn up which not forth under 13 hendiuzll. the wihclie fiield of tuber- curoris research: __;il‘his_s-sport was sent to 'tho no ttee of the Na- tiond Oounoil-A smaller -body-
and here the vxioiis dteons were tsfbuilsted in ord of 'im'polhtsnce.i From there the report -was cent to -the National Council. After estim-
woirld be .req*qn.ii-ed to carry-out the whole programime, -it was dc- cided that the council would halve enou-gh unoney out of the vote pas- sed st the last -session of Parlia- ment. to go on practically with all of them. Accordingly -the council decided to start in st once and $80,000 has been made svailalbla iwhich. it is thought. -is ie-niou-g‘h -to carry the work through iuntiii next year. _
.'I‘-he value of the campaign now
underway. it is pointed out by Dr. J. H. Grisdale, Deputy Minister of -Agriculture. cannot be estimated on w money lbasis.
The council lby -proviidiilk a clear-
ling -house for ideas; -by la/yin-g out a complete plrogra\m‘me, and -by co- relating all the work now *being dome in Canada ln such ~a way as to .prevent duplicaltion-tis doing something which fhas never be-en done 'before
'lt is estimated 'that most of this
work can be well advanced dn five 108.11. -Some of it may be concluded.
lliliiliilons of doldars sire iheing spenitiby linsiiitu-tions and private ln- dtdiduals. -As a matter of fact tiio Federal Govlcfrnment has ibcon spending huge sums ahnuailly. - i ----11--_i*'°'*1‘*”“'
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day night or Sunday a small purse containing sum of money. Finder kindly notify this office. Reward. 811-11-18-Zi _________________._._ °FOR SALE-SAINT M8. DAP- ~per Don and one good drlviing snare, ohsalp. Willard Kell!- isouthpori.. 8142198i.
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Noi-tb River Road. all moderii- Apply iPhone 869-1L.
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dresser and one Gent'ieman's oak dresser. Alpply 16 Brighton-.
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doscrtpfdon, cheaply and sxwiii- tiously executed. Guardian Cent- ral Jobrrintsry. Phone 193.
'V90 WANT GOOD INVILOPIB
‘Prices 50 for 204:. 150 for Clic. |60 for Boo. 500 for $1.00, 1.000 for |i.l5. Postpcid. Gusrdisn office.
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world by the League of Nations
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(Canadian Press) i . . i _-4-s>i_.
oENEv_.\_ -Nov. is.-An appeal Llvlng Cost In - - wiiiiiimiis Bi Win Nov iii__ economic oomiiiinee oi .nw Mme
for help in reforming the calendar` , A now fiomei iii iiféiweeii ine ii,i,giii_ii M _Nations nas juni sent in nii gov. has been dispatched throughout the ~ l- and ninth magnitude appearing in erliments 'for 'their comments, nn.
(Canadian Press.) ine. ¢0nyie.iin¢i/,n_ the .Hunting Dog, finite iproposa.-ls for an inwmatton-
which especially craves assistance nniiis Noi, iii_.iiie ciiii oi ii,,_ ciNciNN.\'rl, Nov. is -Eight was dircnve.-.,d nt 5 a, m_t0.n.y_pi-.al e-mfemnce to be convened as in -the delicate task of establishing inn in _i§.i_nnn'n iinn inninnnnii in passengers and the crew of thirty Edwin 113. liiirost, Director of the soon as possible. The conference a fixed date for Easier. pm. miii during ine iani yeiii._ Fi-his mon were removed safely from - Yorker. lOhsei-vaitory of the Univor- wil-ll ill’-'Bl ‘D811-l°1llB1'l<Y With i111'D01‘1
All governments are requested iii iiiiiiwii' iii iiiiiciiii iiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiii_ tho Ohio ltlver steamboat. Green- sity of Chicago, mnnounced. 'It was and export prohibiilions and -restric-
to forward the view of their cdnca- iid by me .inininiiy on iiin0i._ »i-iiii_ wood, when she sank at the wharf discovered ‘by lProfessor George tions, but tariffs will also cnme un- tionnl departments and the opiii- ing 100 riinreneniing the cost oi her; _iaaii nigiit. n°teié_biaing ram- Yam ~B__i_:iii;1broeck of the Observa- g§;i'_cdi3_¢il_inis_i/iJiiii8'I;vli_4;_bi;a»Bgiie__i:__i%oii_i
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ions of educators generally will be iiving in June, 19i4_ inn index fi, me y ie s oaiier ir ~i rec _ry sn” _ J_i___________y in m____i__ii____ ___i______e__ i_____/____
W0i'~0l11i-ii 111’ 1119101111110- guro which was 374 in 1924, has __ inn vniiiiiin nnvninmnnis and ii,
--~-4_»o>;-- risen to 419 for 1925. These figiir- nnnniiiin in ninnniin inn nnnviinin
os deal exclusively with foodstuffs. ‘ni nn _inininiiiiinnni nnninnnnnn 7" They cover ‘beer and light wines. '
for the eople of France,
uded lnpthe necessities of ,- - .f ~ . A
"J UF WINNIPEG lIllNFE|lENlIE {,‘i"€i‘f},;°§_",f‘}i}‘§‘i’;§§
i ~ _ _ _ . . ___ who believe this o coun y nee s n nuunsn ‘bovine an davian (pouit Representation (c________iia__ pun) io iiiii ine iiniiiiiiiii iiii_ i do not ne_ -burglars smothered to death the and mga,-ii im- each omni-B inte,-_
_ LONDON Nov iii__,i_iw Dany iieve iiiiinin in n0nc_ i iieiiiivn we month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. esta ni-odnned the i-"nit in wi-n
(¢nn“||.n pun) Mail says the Irish Free State islam “tm capable “K weathering the J‘i);nn'li2Ahln lill afillaemllonabjle mlllnll or bringing this district mm the
_ _Shir _n _ _ _ 5 6 W B11 00111-11 W ti pggty ling... --_- : - -
°”i”E?- “ii ’ir‘;‘.f2;..:“..2;: i.’:.';“‘..i;°.. ‘?.‘1§:.2‘..“..‘° :.ii"°e;§..‘::.°;. N... .... ---1 1- Ti- --1- ---0- -»- M- ne" eve ape n 9 Both -France and Germany believe 001119 111-1011 from Canada." declared W" 'a“"'°k°d' nor's address emphasized thorough
tion campaign. Jean Francois Poul- Si ii ii H iot. elected to represent Temlscon- th” Wm find '* "“° m“‘”k°t in i r onert omg 'speaking In Scot ' lustrated by incident and describ-
ixiiad Oountyiiis declared no bs f;_i_\t Ireland' _..,____..} allinymznntilintlleile c:hliIi\l)iit i~i:t|l?:rlni?ail:a;_ ed wiiii ii most convincing Cigar. 0 81111612 was a surpr Se 0 8 ' . . _ ’ ness. 'Many important features of ,i.,_,,,,,i ,Q im, ,hit ,he ,,,.,,,,,,0, Boston Prohibition §§i°§‘;n1n'~;§ §i<;ji°°i;10°°nd§i§§=ii<i<;§;ii1i§_ Adiildged Il1S3.llB ...tin 1.. .........i...n.... W... .nan
a.-ting who amount of -nwney wnicn ior i1‘ei_iii_is_c_i>uat_ia -iiiati been so ser- S d 1 S 1 minion iinii nnin n ima exisinnnn .___ with iiii his dmasitsriiy viiaii. _i-:nd by
ous y alt op or ii time was _ iganndiiin' pi-un) one w o un ers oo w a o was not entertained for his recovery. a §i_‘nWh,I.mhe" by mo sweat of his wiNCH|=;3TE};_ Engn N0.-_ 13.. speak_inig iiibout. I-Ie ivas iisteneiil M. Pouliot was elected in u ieder- ""_' Tn' i- i i ‘ Thomas Towers. former first offi-10 W i 1-' 9 11913505* 1110191" 1111 gi by.eie¢ti°n iw 9 i-_ (Cl11ld|l11 P1'°ll-) e "ego “K sem men” Wm” f C di p iii Li M 1. his address was thoroughly enjoy-l
Ancniinin in inioyis i C1-{iCAg.0i Nnv_ 1g_Tw0 indict. broadcasted over Great Britain last mr °w am an iiac fit 'tier inifn ed by iiii ni.i,n9nt_
5 r at °n M' P°“ ¢ n i ii B i ii night by Ralph D Blumenfeld im' as adjudge Ku y t
liot will be unable to attend the ringing girilifnlilii time n n°iisi_i‘i’i;‘i_iii'i‘i:1n niiiiinnnn and iiiiiinn' ni ine Dani; der but insane. and ordered to be
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i’if’;’“'i‘i‘ifi °ifi'i;i_‘ii':“‘if‘e°‘i_‘i;i;‘ii‘i"ii"°"“i°’ and 24 individuals including Ponce Express. who added his personal if iiirluiffifcifiifoii oignii "if, Sl1g'g`6Sl'iS inn Hniinn by one p 8 °“ “ Lieut. Albert Wing and three pro- suggestion that as Sir Robert ici. the mnidei. of Ciinmin A H Locarno
' hibition agents, with conspiracy to Home was now free of government- Ciewn of ine Meiiin nt Antivni-n
_ violate the prohibition law were al office, he might devote his ad- on ,octobeiuzl Cnnniin giewn was ____
r tur d by Federal Grand Jury ml ist ti d i i bilit 7
League 0fNat10HS T0 ...: .°'1ii:.i: i.:f.°‘i.°.:;;.' .?;;.:::° “W <°»°°'-' '° "~
1l1ll1‘y- which desirable people could emi- I ini ii iw fi, ' nd Vt wa ii.
grate to 'Canada with good chances D' C aispsecoglriiiiic wLoce:iI'1i1<T line? ellie;
f “C0955 0 purpose of which is to secure freer
trade 'throughout -the world. The
**1"- ness. every phase of which he il-
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_preached and taught one policy dniinnn _
from Atlantic to Pacific and that ' _ ,_ --io »-- ---f »- » °‘::.‘°:i..'°'tr.‘:i.‘.1"‘.‘1.‘:..°'i.f hearts of the people. 5 '
. morniinig a fishomian picked up ii.
M” W' A' S°°“'“"' Q“°°“” body on -Lewes which was later
County President. presided at the ii nnii ii iii i_ oi iiiiiiii Ln_wi,_ 0-->-1-~= 0111-»= ---=-11-s ---1 1-1- --1- .23 iii. £2. ni.. . i......'.......,.... dress was devoted to the practical ing` iiini ii iiiiii been mme in business under consideration. iioiyoiin _Miii_in_
The meeting which was very
C
well attended. adjourned to me t . at the call of the chairman. when the Club's committee rooms, in the
giigiii li_ii_i_lding on Queen Street are 'P0
Mussolini.
` Flood conditions
some N v No- 1-- Canada Board oi Trade, Recreation of Mari- ni., ,,_,,,_;,,' ,mi -iii ,,, time Aspirations, The Moulding oi Na- tional Sentiment Towards Develop-
Flooil conditions in the Genesee ltiver today caused or tiefup of 'barge camel traffic \-hhroulrh the Rochester harbor and -brou-ght. re-
. -*_* -ports of heavy damage UD 1110 5911'
(Cansdlsn Press.) "ee vni|ey_
T0it0N'l`(), Nov. 18-in the fox #mio water' was four ifoet above
show of the Royal Winter Fair normal nn, Mount Morris. At Moa- yoaterday Prince Edward island cow .Lnnd.Ln»g damage was caused took all first prizes except one to the -Stew highway iby the over- wliich went to Manitoba, *n new -flow of Litf.-le fBeard’.s Creek. H- comer ln the fox show. Tho prize tributary of the Genera River. The winners were as follows: Mundo-tion of the hiillhwv-Y Wa!
Adult Fsmsls-1. Harry England. washed out .for is considerable- dis-
Coleman, ‘P. E. I.; 2. F. W. Peters. tance. Bumrmerside. P. E- I-5 3- `P- G- 'High winds of the last twenty-
Ciark. ummerside. four hours added to 1-he dammge
Pals Silvan-1. Peter G. Clark. unused by the flocil.'1'olephono and
Summsrside. P. E. I.; 2. George isle-gra-ph wires 'were reported Callback. Snmmerside. P. E. 1. down in -many sections.
Pals Sliiisii- _ifevéslm Acinlt-iii. ----~.._----
Geor e Cal ec ummers e. -
E. 1.5; 2. rgirs chnsdisn s. ii. rox Sl1I'8llg6 P8.I'8.l161
Company. ummersido, P. E. l. ____ .Black or Extra ‘Dark Young Mlle WiNlNlPDG. Bvwk.. Nov. 18. --‘
of 1028-1. Rayner International Wound, fgcniygii my mr-nest and sur company. Summerside. P- E- ml,-ry -oi-idisy. twin -brooiiei-s.'on I.; 2. All Stsr Ranch Winnilwl- _the Western -from in the World
Olsok or Ixus Dlrk Ywns F°-iwsr len each other minus -his ie-it
mais-1. John A. Len. Summer- ieg. The brothers were 11000400 side: I. Pure Canadian -S. -B. Fox at the mi-ng time on the morning Company. Summerside. ”P. E. I. of October 80. ibut one»_!05i' 89814--
Dsrk Silver Young Msls-1. G. 'Records siviw that such was oD~
lil. Brown. Kensington. P. ill. 1.; 2- eroded nineteen times tor Wlr ili- W. B. McArthur. Kensington, P. juries, - I I ; Q W -B McArthur. Ken- The brothers were 'reunited at
Made frsnh every dsy. Saunders.-
Novrsom l Co.. Market Bulldinl.
~ WM-1-il-Omoo.
Fi'
slngton 15. Eff. ° s convention of the Canadian Am-
ment of Canada,
ization Advisory
(Canadian Press.)
WINNIPEG. Nov. 18--The form-
ation- of. a ‘Dominion Board of Trade. recreation of Maritime as- pirations, creation of a non-pollti- cal advisory board on colonization and agricultural ‘development were endorsed in the resolutions formii- la. today at the final session of the first Dominion-wide Economical conference. Action which will fol- low will place in concrete form the results of the three deliberations of the Conference, which was par- ticipated in by industrial leaders from every section of Canada. The importance of the Conference was emphasised in its closing hours by
A. Belding, St. John. N. B.. who sai :
"You are truly the second Fath-
sr of Confederation, s confedera-
Non-political Immigration and Colon-
Resolutions Formula. 1
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llon of mutual understanding and
'si v if i 1. to '.4 ml hers. ni-um
A1?‘2ttar lllrlleh. %|l'i'ieiiD¢;'l‘lf_W. M innllVin:i'l?»¢ alll; Harry in To 11. dsllsghlli. lt. Louis, P. -E. I. route. _ '
good will. I trust we have -build- od better than we know."
And Creation of a
Board, Endorsed iii
WINNIPEG. Nov 18-Tho mould-
ing of a. national sentiment to- wards the development of the Do- minion. the creation of a spirit of imperial unity and national econo- my. and an aggressive assault up- on the fundamental problems fac- ing Canada today, were urged -by leading men of the industrial life of the Dominion at todsy’s session
of the National Economic Confer-|
ence here. _
Traverse Sweetman. K. C.. for-
Tloard of Trade. deolsrej, that Can-
mer president of the Wfnnipsgi
sds'|i destiny depended upon the!-
measure of eagerness and deter- mination with which the people of the ‘Dominion applied themselves to the tanks. which when solved would take the country out of its present difficulties.
'LONDON [NOV 18- Definite
DE'I‘Rl(7l1’l` Nov 118 -*More than
the lW1omen’s Christian Temperan- ce Union dfurlng 'the last year. |M'rs. Firances iP, iPark.s. of -illinois, an- nounced at the fifty-first annual
:iiuvention of the national organiza- on. "This work of the fW. 1C. T. U.
is just beginning," 1Mrs. Parks-de clsirod. “wfth the achievement of the nh-st great oibjsotive--the out- -lawing of the legalized -liquor traf- fic in the Un-lied istates and the securing of the added prestige of the -ballot-our progiram of ser- vice has been greatly extended."
|Mrs. lPsrks paid tribute to the
youth of the land. and asked that more young people be on-rolled "as
defenders of the eiglilieenth amend- men ."
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THHEE Iii-I-ii|[|N illlfiii-H Hill
(csnsdlsh -Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. Ls.. Nov, 18-
A fire breaking out suddenly on the Mississippi River docks this 111°l'\1ilIl 'Iss pronounced under control after causing s. property
‘He advocated the appointment
(continued on.Ps|s 8) _
Commons -Ratifies
SUGAR DROPS 15c
__ (Special to the iGulrdisn) _
' -LONIDON. -Nov. 8.-If Bon to
Localrno Mussolini, the Fascist Premier of
Italy, comes to England to sign oin
icniiniiinn Pi_"n_) Eecembe-r 1. t-he Locarno Pact, t
__ possible that he may -be compell-
DONDON' Nov’ 18 Austen ed to motor from tihe por; at which
Chamberlain‘s motion for ratifica-
he lands to London.
:iii 25.115. ’:s@:.::°..%.i;‘;".:i 5:.: -- --W -- mon.. tonight 375 io is. A Labor ‘i_ii‘°‘P°ibn’if fxifiii’-gifs !n“;b’ii§`n;fi;‘;f;fi “i'iid_ amendment to Mr. Chamberlain's innii in iiiiiynnii Mnniiiiiinii no lin'ni.i_ motion was defeated 332 to 130. inniiivn nnginnnn win nnine in iiiivii
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a. train on. which he is a passenger.
A HUNDRED POUNDS
-ii/mir-‘Ax. rg Nov. 1s~A.i_i- Ann0uncemE.£‘lts’
t -. 1. n r M » ` .
.'".;';.:. Coming ents. h
' . -l ii ii d i t . ° r.."..'i1..i’i': ..‘.i.‘.‘.. 2?. €...“....‘i Meetings. Eto. ation 'now hr-ini: $6.50 por cwt.
‘Rates-2c. per word each insertion.
"ltiinimage _grzeuiii Y. M. C. A.
l"i'idiiy morning at 10 o’clock.
i
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HDPPINQ i “I-ligii Tea and Fancy Sale. St.
Peters Schooiroom, Wednesday.
DH)/,S ndeemiier znd. oias-io-ii
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V\°N=`¢ ‘S YHE held iJrlmeI‘Jnll>rli iHll'i-l.0‘l(=}3ord»:-vno on R001' DY #ARMY Nov. 24th, if stormy #first fine might
f l‘l ii . 6130111-19 ist.
é r.-roar-io emi’- ° °w Us
/
/ _.in _ teriainment and bazaar in Birch
_ 7,3) iv Grove Hail. Froetown Friday even- '/"//‘ A _ ing, November zotn at 1.30. Ad-
?»` milsslon 10 and 15 cents, lf not fine
following evening. B141-19-ii
"Come to Harrington Hail on
__ ' Tliursiiay evening the 19th and see
' ____ Aaron Slick from Pumkln Creek.
Special music ‘between hots.
TORONTO. Nov. 19-Maritime - ' 318-11-18~3i
moderate to froah west to south- west winds. fair and mild. '°W11\1l9'l 300119 '|1111 tlilfill fn* 'roi-onio, ian- _. . . . . 41-~ao1iwrs.hes. prices paid when not Montreal. cloudy 34--ao mixed. Will also lake old feather Qurlbec. cloudy 30-24 beds. Henry MacFarlane it Co. Cbarilottetown. smw 38-30 Kar fit. T. 1-iolma1i‘s. -l-ral-ifsx. fair .. 42--32 6080-11-11tt|1mo. Bt. John, clear 40-480 Boston. clear 46-40 "Rev, Edwai-ii Mon-is -'iii nd. New York. ciesir 46-84 dross s public meeting in Brook-
~Hi‘8'i1 11169 11118 il»fi0f110011 at 1-15 field Hall Saturday evening, Nov. vid ivmvrmw fmorninz at IMS- .rm st 1.so owiiocii sud st ms ‘Sim wiv this afternoon at 4.84 close of meeting will most with
ng rises tomorrow unorwlai st iii, _mnmnnrn 0| "in onn" 0i,“i._
I-l “ini ‘__-_ini i__°m__ mm, e will also dh in the Prince-
“COMING-Extra special show
ibcst yet. everyone come. George- town. Friday. -Montague Saturday. Souris Monday. 6125
i _ A ‘ai
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_ ‘ <5;
"Come to the Presbyterian en-
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town Raed United Church. lufidsy
loss estimated by the police and fire department offieisls st more than $3,000,000.
. . Nov
me no p. m. msrni st, it saloon. A sons Oifmwvide Udo eishten mis- also ai as _ohsssf in sie or til: img later than Iohsiiiottotowll. I. I. Island Epspttnl. Q_iu.;_1.17_`
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